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Survivor: Millennials vs. GenX

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Probably going to start this one a little late tonight, after watching the Cats. Only a few episodes left.

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Had a feeling that Jay wasn't going to need to use his idol, but hard to blame him for playing it. His interactions with Adam are very unique for the game of Survivor.

 

I'm surprised no one has targeted Adam. If I was Jay, it would be difficult for me to keep the story about his mom a secret, while at the same time, it would be equally difficult for me to tell everyone that. Some things go beyond the game of Survivor. But it's interesting that no one calls Adam a threat, at least that the producers let us see.

 

Lastly, I'm going to smack someone if they let Hannah win this thing.

I have no clue who I think will win at this point as I think that all 6, depending who they are seated with, have a shot at final tribal. Of course last season I thought the only one that had NO SHOT of winning ended up winning so my opinion isn't necessarily good. It will also be interesting to see exactly what the legacy advantage is.

My money is on Jay. Of course that means he will probably go home this week, but right now thats how I see it.

I will lose all hope for the future of the show if Hannah ends up wining. She's totally useless in all aspects.

I have no clue who I think will win at this point as I think that all 6, depending who they are seated with, have a shot at final tribal. Of course last season I thought the only one that had NO SHOT of winning ended up winning so my opinion isn't necessarily good. It will also be interesting to see exactly what the legacy advantage is.

 

I'm not really sure how you could make a case for Bret or Hannah.

 

You could maybe make a case for Ken.

I'm not really sure how you could make a case for Bret or Hannah.

 

You could maybe make a case for Ken.

 

How I see it as well.

 

I think David, Adam, and Jay have the best shot. Ken is clearly behind those three, but definitely ahead of Bret and Hannah IMO.

I don't disagree but last season they went to the finale and I thought there was no way Michelle could win. It all depends on who they would be next to and how bitter the jury is.

David'S transformation is astonishing. I really think Adam has played well. Jay is the only other option I see. It would be interesting to see three strong players in the end.

I don't disagree but last season they went to the finale and I thought there was no way Michelle could win. It all depends on who they would be next to and how bitter the jury is.

 

See I thought Michelle was going to win last year. She was friends with everyone, she was a physical threat, and she made moves that needed to be made (i.e. when she voted out her best friend). It also helped that Aubrey and Tai were incredibly unlikable people.

I kind of like Adam & Jay’s weird bromance, they are both cute/likeable and watching them deal with their moms' illnesses definitely pulls at the heartstrings.

 

Glad Will & Sunday were voted off – I thought they were both annoying…. Sunday’s accent in particular was like fingernails on a chalkboard (I’m so mean). LOL

 

I’m going with David as the winner - but would like it to be either Adam or Jay. Finale is next Wed. Dec. 14.

The thing about trying to pick the winner on Survivor is we all look at it more strictly who has played the game the best. I believe the people on the jury are very often swayed by emotion and what they experienced playing with the people. The jury only cares so much about how the person played the game. Their votes are more impacted by their personal relationships with the final contenders, who they like/dislike and even grudges. Last season was a very good example of that.

 

If we look at all the remaining contenders, who has the most friends and least enemies on the jury?

If we look at all the remaining contenders, who has the most friends and least enemies on the jury?

 

Ken.

 

If we look at all the remaining contenders, who has the most friends and least enemies on the jury?

 

I think that'd have to be Jay.

 

Michelle, Will, Taylor, Zeke, Sunday (he took her on the loved one reward)....

I will lose all hope for the future of the show if Hannah ends up wining. She's totally useless in all aspects.

 

How so? Tina Wesson won in the second year and she is by far the worst Survivor winner in the history of the game. If Survivor outlasted the Tina Wesson debacle then it will outlast Hannah. To Hannah's credit the fact that she has appeared to be totally useless and made it this far is a testament to the game she is playing. Unlike others who rode people's coat tails to the finals(Tina Wesson and that chick that beat the greatest Survivor ever Russell Hantz) Hannah has played her own game and managed to get Jessica voted out as well. If folks are smart they will vote Hannah out immediately. If she makes the final three then she will be a legitimate threat.

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