Episode 39.6

Some of you might know about the current California wild fire that is going on. Some of the Survivor contestants from seasons past have been in this affected area. I can only hope that they are okay and doing well. Not all of them have originally responded to the safety check that facebook did.

I wonder how long Karishma will last this season. You wouldn’t think that she would last long, but she might actually surprise us. I don’t think that she’s our winner, but don’t know why we’ve seen so much of her thus far. Why do people keep picking others to vote out instead of her? I hope that she’s not the winner because she would make a terrible one if she is. There is some purpose to her still being here in the game so you’d think that they get rid of her at some point. But enough of my ramblings.

In the first segment of the show, Noura thinks that they could go with an easy vote against the old members of the other tribe, but wants to target her rivals from her old tribe first. Dean just dismisses her as crazy and tells Jamal about what she said. Now she is the target. On the other tribe, there is a tarantula at the shelter. The tribe doesn’t know if they want to draw for rocks or not. Jason thinks that things are good in the hood.

We then get to the reward challenge. Elaine is picked to sit out of the challenge and is sent right away to the Island of the Idols. Whoever is put on the sled has to be a target shooter as well. The tribes each have different ways of getting the bags where they need to go. Vokai wins the chickens. They went into beast mode for sure. Dan thinks that all they do is win, win, win no matter what. He is also worried that Elaine might get an idol.

In the second segment of the show, we get to Elaine arriving at the Island of the Idols. Rob is using his free time to build a mansion shelter. Elaine was annoyed that she was the sit out. She has the heart of a lion and strength of an ox, if I got that right. Well I’ve got the heart of a lion and the wings of a bat. Rob starts a timer and Elaine has to decide whether or not to accept the challenge before the timer runs out. She doesn’t hesitate to accept the challenge before much time runs out.

Rob thinks that she was cocky as he usually does. Does this mean that she will fail? She know has to grab a block a vote advantage during the next challenge in front of all her tribe mates. Sandra likes Elaine now and thinks that she might do well. Back at the main camp, there is a do rag comment that Jack says and Jamal is upset by. There are things that I don’t understand, but guess that know I do. I just thought that do rag was a random phrase that meant little to nothing important. Is do rag even the right way of spelling it? I guess I have to go to Wikitonary or something like that.

In the third segment of the show, Elaine reveals to Elizabeth about what happened. Either she will get to block a vote or lose her own vote. We then get to the immunity challenge. Elaine is able to grab the advantage and might have lost it for a moment, but I think that she was able to keep it. Vokai is doing well in the challenge. Tommy Sheehan, henceforth to be referred to as Tommy, is the shooter for his tribe. Lairo wins the challenge, which makes sense as we only saw stuff from this tribe. Elaine talks about her huge advantage in the game.

In the fourth segment of the show, it is loser, loser chicken dinner on the Vokai tribe. Elaine thinks that they should tell Missy and Aaron about the advantage. Things are often never simple in Survivor. Aaron still isn’t sure that he wants to work with Elaine. Lauren thinks that she might know what is going on. Dan is accused of being sketchy. So many people are certain that they are in control. But everyone can’t be in control at once. Who is really in control?

In the fifth segment of the show, we get to the tribal council. Why would people eat doughnuts when Survivor is on? You eat that with breakfast. So you wouldn’t eat doughnuts at night, probably. Rob is hoping that Elaine got the vote blocker. Can one tribe convince the other to vote with them? Most of them admit to being willing to draw rocks.

Elaine reads her advantage to the tribe. She blocks Jason’s vote. Rob doesn’t think that he could be the target. Elaine still thinks that she can be friends with Jason and Sandra is convinced that they aren’t going after him. Lauren gets emotional. Everyone on the old Lairo tribe talks about what they think is going on and Elaine is probably still the target. If only she had an idol. Nobody plays an idol. Jason is the one voted out. Does that mean multiple people flipped? Or did no one flip?

On the next Survivor, an empire falls and something new rises. Meanwhile, other possibly confusing things happen in the show, possibly. I guess things are changing in the show and it is hard to tell for sure what might be going on.

Total confessional count: Elaine- 15, Lauren- 6, Elizabeth- 9, Missy- 10, Janet- 3, Kellee- 7, Dean- 6, Jason- 8, Aaron- 11, Jack- 5, Noura- 8, Karishma- 11, Tommy Sheehan- 8, Jamal- 10, Dan- 6; Sandra- 8, Rob- 9. New confessionals this episode: Jamal- 3, Dan- 1, Elaine- 8, Lauren- 1, Elizabeth- 2, Missy- 1, Janet- 0, Kellee- 0, Dean- 1, Jason- 1, Aaron- 2, Jack- 2, Noura- 1, Karishma- 0, Tommy Sheehan- 0; Rob- 2, Sandra- 2.

Elaine had more confessionals in just this episode than all the previous episodes combined. At eight, she has the highest count of all the contestants this episode. The lowest is a tie between Karishma, Janet, Tommy, and Kellee who all have zero. As for the total confessional count, Elaine has the highest count with fifteen. As for the lowest, Janet has only three. Outside of Elaine, the players of Aaron, Karishma, Jamal, and Missy are the ones higher than both Rob and Sandra in terms of confessionals. Jason had eight total confessionals with just one this episode. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode 39.5

So many of the things that we like about Survivor seems to keep disappearing. The theme song has been gone for a while. The rites of passage is no more. The reunion show is barely much of anything. It seems that the marooning has gone away. There’s no more Survivor Auction. There hasn’t been a vote at the final four in quite some time. And even the recaps seem to be gone now. What gives?

Who got rid of all these great things that we like and are they trying to ruin the show for those of us that like it? I used to not think that this show would be in danger of ending, but I’m not so sure about that anymore. It could be gone as soon as next season.

Since it is Halloween, some may remember the only family Halloween musical I can think of: The Rocky Horror Picture Show. I don’t know if I’ll ever watch the movie or not. But one of the most memorable parts of it was a song whose name I couldn’t understand for a while. I kept thinking that they were saying “Let’s do the tadpoles again.” It turns out that they were doing the Time Warp like a trio of kids in that one children’s book series and TV show. I still can’t understand a lot of the lyrics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umj0gu5nEGs

The day this episode aired, I rolled and watched an old Survivor: Gabon episode. I thought about delaying this post until Sunday as a result, but decided against it as it wouldn’t make sense since this blog has a super priority over all others most of the time. We’ll see what else might happen and change with the shows in the future. But enough of my ramblings.

In the first segment of the show, we return to Lairo after the vote. Dean feels left out of the vote. He got got, whatever that means. Who ordered the hit? He doesn’t think it was Tom Laidlaw who did this. Was it? I can’t even remember what happened here last week. While he asked everyone about it, everyone seems to deny it. Missy did it, but won’t admit it to him.

The tribes are gathered and are told to drop their buffs. They then get new buffs. There is a even split on Vokai. They then get to the reward challenge, their first as new tribes. The reward is Applebees. He says this is the biggest reward of the season. Inch by inch, row by row, going hope my lead in the challenge grows. The orange tribe struggles a lot due to Karishma failing majorly at it. Thus, the purple tribe wins and Tom Laidlaw complains about Karishma.

In the second segment of the show, we get to Vokai getting their reward. Tommy Sheehan really likes this reward. Jason wonders about the four-four split. He wants to get one of the old tribe to his tribe. Elaine notices that the honeymoon phrase of the tribe has started. On her new tribe, Karishma is more than willing to flip on her old tribe members. Tom Laidlaw thinks that she is a possibly easy vote in the future. Dean bonds with Kellee.

Karishma gets emotional talking about her arranged marriage and how she became more liked by her parents after it happened. I’m glad that I don’t have to worry (yet) about having to find a woman to appease my family. There is play fighting back on the purple tribe. Aaron thinks that Elaine is doing well at the social game. Why keep someone around they don’t like? He seeks to help his own social game by talking about his socks that have his son on them. Aaron and Tommy Sheehan are bros now. Missy thinks that orange is dead, at least to her.

In the third segment of the show, we get to the immunity challenge. Vokai gets an early lead in the challenge. Karishma once again slows people down at the challenge. Vokai does win the challenge once again. No one is going to the island of the idols on their tribe or the other tribe. Jack wants there to be a w in orange. That’s much better than one in white or blue.

In the fourth segment of the show, Dean talks about how he blew the challenge as he is a basketball player, division one. I wonder if I ever saw him with March Madness. Tom Laidlaw thinks that it will be someone from his old tribe getting the boot. Karishma is the target as she sucks at challenges. Janet is worried that Tom Laidlaw might join his old tribe again at the merge. Dean might be a target to Kellee since he is seeking a new showmance after his old partner got voted out. Has that ever happened before in Survivor? Noura reminds us of her lost vote. It was her who lost a vote, right?

In the fifth segment of the show, we get to tribal council. The mentors sneak into their secret place and notice how many tribal councils three of those people went to. They couldn’t find a crack in the alliance just yet. That happened back in Borneo, though, and probably tons of other seasons. Noura seems to burst out into nervous laughter at Jeff’s question about what to do. Karishma gives some dirt on some of the current tribemates of hers.

Tom Laidlaw pitches what do to. Are there good connections to the other tribe? Dean explains the vote going on at the previous tribal council. Many truths can exist at the same time all at once. After the votes are cast and no idols are played, Tom Laidlaw is voted out of the game. That doesn’t make sense. Why would he be the target? Rob thinks that they aren’t going to win any challenges now.

On the next Survivor, Noura wants people gone and the other tribe wants go to rocks. There might be some issues with the women being targeted. I guess we’ll see what goes on at some point because it can be hard to tell what will happen next, although future promos will probably reveal more.

Total confessional count: Aaron- 9, Jack- 3, Noura- 7, Karishma- 11, Tommy Sheehan- 8, Jamal- 7, Dan- 5, Elaine- 7, Lauren- 5, Elizabeth- 7, Missy- 9, Janet- 3, Kellee- 7, Dean- 5, Tom Laidlaw- 6, Jason- 7; Sandra- 6, Rob- 7.

New confessionals this episode: Jason- 1, Aaron- 1, Jack- 1, Noura- 1, Karishma- 3, Tommy Sheehan- 2, Jamal- 1, Dan- 1, Elaine- 1, Lauren- 1, Elizabeth- 0, Missy- 2, Janet- 1, Kellee- 1, Dean- 2, Tom Laidlaw- 3; Sandra- 0, Rob- 0.

Elizabeth had no new confessionals this episode, the lowest out of all of them. Karishma and Tom Laidlaw have the most with three a piece. In terms of total confessionals, Tom Laidlaw had six. The one who is highest is Karishma with eleven. The lowest are Jack and Janet with three. There’s not much else to say so I will let you go. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode 39.4

I think that I like the Island of the Idols twist thus far. People are paranoid enough to think that you can get an idol if you go there and they are right. They won’t know unless they go there that the idols have only a temporary life if you get them at all. While they could easily save you if you know you are a target or are just paranoid, you could easily wind up like Vince who was also the victim of an alliance. I wonder how important that alliance will be that season as it could wind up easily dictating votes like the black widows brigade or easily fall apart like every other woman’s alliance.

In the last blog post, I mentioned a song called Dammit Janet from The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Here is a link to that song in question. I might mention another song from it later this month since it is one of the few Halloween movies that aren’t horror themed, I think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4WP3bODmfo

There is something I already wonder about the next season. SPOILER. Since Rob and Sandra are going to be players next season, I wonder if them knowing as much as they do this season will help them more than the other players would. Plus, weren’t they being mentors due to wanting to play again? I guess that we will see what happens later. END SPOILER. Who knows what the future will bring? But enough of my ramblings.

In the first segment of the show, we return to the Lairo tribe after their tribal council. Karishma does understand what was going on and that she was the plan b. Aaron wants to take out Dean and Chelsea since they are a couple. Dean talks about what he likes about her. Missy thinks that Chelsea could mess up the woman’s alliance, but still wants to vote out Dean first to keep them strong. Jamal talks about how he was left out of different votes. He goes off looking for the idol. He does find it. Now he knows that the tribe is not in control of him.

A boat comes next. Everybody look at the motherfucking boat! They have to go based on draw on a unanimous decision. Noura volunteers herself to go. She gets sent as a result. She arrives at the island and is created by the duo of people here. The lesson of the day is persuasion. For some reason, we are shown clips from Micronesia and Erik’s blindside then Yul’s idol ploy with Jonathan. Sandra helped get rid of Coach and Rob helped influence Lex. She now has to be a caller at the challenge to get a non idol advantage. Perception is not always reality. Wasn’t that from One World? Sandra thinks that she is being too big a risk taker this time around.

In the second segment of the show, Noura lies some about the challenge when back at the tribe. She is trying to claim to be taking or needing a certain role in the challenge. Kellee likes the bad lie that Noura was doing since this keeps the reality of the island off of her. Many do not believe her lie and some think that she’s going to be a bad caller and shouldn’t have that role in the challenge.

In the third segment of the show, we get to the immunity challenge. Who will be the caller? It is not Noura as she was told to sit out of the challenge instead. She lost her vote. The yellow tribe does very badly at the challenge. Would the purple tribe be doing as well with Noura as the caller? But the caller on the purple tribe might have delayed things. Still, the purple tribe wins due to the switch. Missy wants to control Karishma’s vote and make it so she’s not in trouble.

In the fourth segment of the show, we return to the tribe after their loss and Karishma thinks that she will be voted out. But like the tenth doctor, she doesn’t want to go. What was up with those bees? I have not seen something like that before. What do they mean? Elizabeth does not want Dean to be voted out as she feels that he does more around camp. Elizabeth tells Elaine of Aaron’s plan to vote out Dean and neither of the women want to do this. Missy wants a name that people can agree on. She wants to vote out Chelsea instead of Dean. Elaine isn’t sure that’s a good idea.

In the fifth segment of the show, we get to tribal council. There might be another blindside. We see that Karishma feels on the outs still. I love the Ferris Bueller reference that Jeff makes. Elaine never seems to know much, according to Sandra. Missy points out that Karishma has a weak game. Karishma like chaos as it can help her. No one would be shocked if they were voted out of the game. They are like families and like complete strangers. They are more the second one than the first. Rob thinks that the vote is up in the air to the point of being anyone on the tribe. Once the votes are cast, Chelsea is the one who is voted out after she failed to play her idol.

On the next Survivor, Lauren admits possibly to what she did to Dean’s possible girlfriend. We then get to the swap at hand. What all will happen? Well, we’ll be waiting, waiting for the next episode. Yes we’ll be waiting, waiting for the next episode.

Total confessional count: Lauren- 4, Elizabeth- 7, Missy- 7, Janet- 2, Kellee- 6, Dean- 3, Tom Laidlaw- 3, Jason- 6, Aaron- 8, Jack- 2, Noura- 6, Karishma- 8, Tommy Sheehan- 6, Jamal- 6, Dan- 4, Elaine- 6, Chelsea- 4; Rob- 7, Sandra- 6.

New confessionals this episode: Jack- 0, Noura- 5, Karishma- 2, Tommy Sheehan- 1, Jamal- 2, Dan- 1, Elaine- 1, Chelsea- 1, Lauren- 2, Elizabeth- 1, Missy- 3, Janet- 0, Kellee- 2, Dean- 2, Tom Laidlaw- 0, Jason- 1, Aaron- 3; Rob- 2, Sandra- 1.

Jack, Janet, and Tom Laidlaw had no new confessionals this episode. Noura had the most with five. As for total confessionals, Aaron and Karishma have the highest with eight.  Jack and Janet have the lowest with two apiece. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode 39.3

I currently have a bit of a problem that isn’t too big or bothersome. You see, I am missing a lot of the shows that air on Wednesdays due to having to work. I’m even watching more than I know that I should be watching. After Survivor is over, I watch Modern Family while finishing the post, publishing it, and then checking one of my emails. I already watch Riverdale online since I can’t see it any other good way right now in my mind. I’m ignoring SEAL Team and might not be able to see the new shows of Nancy Drew or Almost Family that I might have wanted to get into. At least I can still record S.W.A.T. for later. But enough of my ramblings.

In the first segment of the show, the purple tribe returns from tribal council and Jason is glad that he has stayed after the vote. Jack was blindsided. Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t think that you can claim that you were blindsided if you survived the vote. Your ally was. Tommy Sheehan seeks to do damage control with Jamal. Jamal says that he will forgive, but won’t forget. Only assholes do that in my mind.

On the other tribe, Karishma talks about being in her underwear to fit in with the others. Did the jocks play a prank on a nerd? That sounds like what they did. Vince isn’t sure of what to do on his tribe. The woman’s alliance is talked about. Dan talks about who he thinks should be voted out next. He wants Noura to be the target since he feels that everyone hates her and others think that she will flip. Of course, Dan might now be the target. But this isn’t even after an immunity challenge. What’s all this talk of who to vote out doing in the first act? People want to vote out Jamal next. A person gets injured, but I can’t tell which woman it is.

In the second segment of the show, a boatman comes for Vince. He is being sent to the Island of the Idols. Why doesn’t Jeff come and do this? Elizabeth thinks that they will have to flush any idols. Dean suggests that they should split the votes. But he says this in front of everyone. Smooth, Carter. Karishma is worried and she was the injured woman. At the island, Vince is star struck to the point of crying. It can be influential in the game for him to have their advice. Vince is told to sneak into the camp and is told that he needs to get fire from the other tribe and not get caught. Survivor: Impossible starts now.

Vince decides to take the risk and is given a map of the other tribe’s camp. Rob and Sandra give him some advice about what to. At the camp, someone is having a bad dream. Do they notice him yet? The fire is dead since their fire isn’t dry. He puts coal and ash in his water bottle. He leaves and people must not have noticed him or that it was someone who wasn’t supposed to be there. Rob and Sandra call this a win and he gets the idol as a result.

In the third segment of the show, we get to the immunity challenge at hand. Do we not have the time for a reward? Or is the Island of Idols like a reward? Janet causes a major time loss for her tribe. Damn it, Janet! (How appropriate that I get to make that reference this close to Halloween.) Despite this initial set back, her tribe wins since Karishma and Dean fail terribly at the puzzle. Aaron thinks that it could be a bit complicated going into the vote since Vince could (and does) have an idol.

In the fourth segment of the show, Tom Laidlaw thinks that the vote should be split between Karishma and Vice with Karishma as the main target. But Missy doesn’t want to be told what to do. (You go girl!) She is worried about the woman’s alliance and doesn’t want to be going after a woman. Karishma is said to be a personal injury lawyer. And she suffered an injury on the show? She doesn’t want to throw out a name. Chelsea thinks that Tom Laidlaw should be the secondary target against Vince to ensure that a man is voted out. But she is worried about the men’s reaction and making the right move.

In the fifth segment of the show, we get to tribal council. People talk about how they are doing badly at puzzles and are currently 0-2 with wins regarding puzzles. Karishma thinks that she can be an asset on the tribe even if she’s bad at puzzles. The tribe wants to win and if they don’t, it would be quite puzzling what their problems could be. Oh, wait… Tom Laidlaw is thinking that Karishma is acting when she goes and whispers in the ears of other players. One of the players doesn’t vote right according to the split. But who is really the target once the votes are cast? No idols are played. Vince is voted out. Poor Vince. And he did all the sneaky work that he could have done to get it.

On the next Survivor, romance is blossoming, there is a decision needed with the Island of the Idols, and there are a bunch of people blindfolded at the challenge that will happen next. I can’t gather much from the promo so I guess we’ll have to see what happens next.

Total confessional count: Karishma- 6, Tommy Sheehan- 5, Jamal- 4, Dan- 2, Elaine- 5, Chelsea- 3, Lauren- 2, Elizabeth- 6, Missy- 4, Janet- 2, Kellee- 4, Dean- 1, Tom Laidlaw- 3, Jason- 5, Aaron- 5, Vince- 9, Jack- 2, Noura- 1; Sandra- 5, Rob- 5.

New confessionals this episode: Missy- 1, Janet- 1, Kellee- 0, Dean- 1, Tom Laidlaw- 1, Jason- 1, Aaron- 2, Vince- 5, Jack- 1, Noura- 0, Karishma- 4, Tommy Sheehan- 2, Jamal- 2, Dan- 1, Elaine- 0, Chelsea- 1, Lauren- 0, Elizabeth- 1; Sandra- 1, Rob- 2.

Vince had the highest total confessional count after this episode with nine. The next highest is a tie between Elizabeth and Karishma. Dean and Noura tie for lowest with one a piece. In terms of the new confessionals, Lauren, Noura, Kellee, and Elaine have zero a piece. Vince was the highest with five with the next highest being Karishma with four. We’ll see what all happens with these players later. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode 39.2

I might not be alone in worrying about the potential confessional count of Sandra and Rob being higher than the actual players in the game. I can only hope that it won’t actually happen in the long term with the winner at least. So we’ll see what goes on with them and if they have high streaks compared to all of the other people in the game that are actually playing it. But enough of my ramblings.

In the first segment of the show, we arrive at the Lairo tribe. WHY WOULD YOU GET RID OF RECAPS? I am very annoyed by this. Vince isn’t nice getting back from tribal even though he probably should be. Aaron is also annoyed, but Missy thinks they are overreacting. On the other tribe, they are getting annoyed by Noura. She is bossing the tribe around. Rule #1 of Survivor- Don’t be the leader. Rule #2- If you want to be the leader, refer to rule #1.

Jason feels like Noura has helped him so far, but he figures that she can also be a back-up target instead of him. On her tribe, Chelsea is able to get fired started on her tribe. She then somehow randomly lucks her way into an idol while out looking for firewood. She talks about the all woman’s alliance.

What was with the random chanting in the background then the yoga going on? This is better than a recap? Noura is the one leading the yoga class. I never liked yoga. A boat shows up and comes for Kellee. She has to leave right away for the Island of the Idols. She will return by the end of the day. She will go in there assuming nothing about the place.

In the second segment of the show, Kellee is wondering if John Cochran is going to show up. She gets something better with Rob and Sandra being here. Both Rob and Sandra go through a lot of information when Kellee is there. Kellee admits to the cameramen that she wasn’t paying enough attention. Rob then sweetens the deal by lessening what she needs to win an idol and giving the idol more power. She gets the first three right and wins the idol as a result. This gets her to being really emotional. She acts so emotional back at camp and hides the idol in her hair. Somehow, she is able to come up with around the same urn lie that Elizabeth came up with last time.

In the third segment of the show, we get to the immunity challenge. What, is Island of the Idols going to be the secret reward challenge? There is a reward of spices, but not fishing gear which is typically what these people get at the second reward. Lauren-Ashley, henceforth to be referred to as Lauren, is the sit-out of the challenge. Lairo wins their first challenge and gets immunity. They were ahead for most of the challenge but was close to losing. Tommy Sheehan thinks that either Noura or Jason will get voted out since that’s what their tribe wants.

In the fourth segment of the show, we get back to Vackai or whatever the other tribe’s name is after their loss. Noura talks to Jamal and they butt heads a bit. They plan to split the votes. They think that the vote will be easy and straightforward. Have they never seen this show before? While Noura is the easy vote, people want to vote out Molly instead. Jason thinks that they should vote out Molly now. But Tommy Sheehan is convinced that they shouldn’t go for Molly now. Will the deck we shuffled and who has the winning hand? I guess we’ll see later.

In the fifth segment of the show, we get to tribal council. Once again, the mentors secretly arrive at the tribal council again. Jason admits that he was on the outside when he first arrived on the shore because he was caught looking for an idol. Kellee wasn’t thinking that Jason was going with the group. Jeff thinks that it can be hard to change your core in Survivor. Noura thinks that she will trend water until she drowns since she doesn’t want to do anything what others want to save. Jason points out that Jamal didn’t bring his bags tonight. I would never not bring my bags to tribal council. After the votes are cast, it is Molly who is voted out of the tribe.

On the next Survivor, Vince doesn’t want to work with others, there could be a serious injury, and it seems like another contestant has to sneak into the other tribe’s camp due to the Island of the Idols twist. That seems like quite an interesting idea.

Total confessional count: Dean- 0, Tom Laidlaw- 2, Jason- 4, Aaron- 3, Vince- 4, Jack- 1, Noura- 1, Karishma- 2, Tommy Sheehan- 3, Jamal- 2, Dan- 1, Elaine- 5, Chelsea- 2, Lauren- 2, Elizabeth- 5, Molly- 4, Missy- 3, Janet- 1, Kellee- 4; Rob- 3, Sandra- 4.

New confessionals this episode: Jamal- 1, Dan- 0, Elaine- 0, Chelsea- 1, Lauren- 1, Elizabeth- 0, Molly- 2, Missy- 1, Janet- 0, Kellee- 3, Dean- 0, Tom Laidlaw- 1, Jason- 2, Aaron- 1, Vince- 1, Jack- 0, Noura- 0, Karishma- 0, Tommy Sheehan- 2; Rob- 1, Sandra- 1.

Poor Dean still doesn’t have any confessionals yet, although I did miss some. Elaine and Elizabeth are still the only ones with higher confessionals than the two mentors. Although, neither of them had new confessionals this episode. In addition to those three, Karishma, Janet, Dan, Jack, and Noura have no new confessionals, although I think Noura was one of them that I missed. Kellee had the highest this episode with three each. I guess I’ll see you later with the next post as I don’t know what else to say. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.