Survivor: Game Changers

[atm10]

Sandra almost got that vote flipped to Tai. Hands down the greatest player to ever play survivor. How she even made it this far is beyond me. She should've been the first one gone.

 

Even with two wins, disagree with greatest ever

[GrantNKY]

Even with two wins, disagree with greatest ever

No way. It's not even debatable to me. Who's better? Or better yet who else would even be considered? She literally had 4 tribals this season where it should have been her going home and she got it flipped 3 times and almost got it flipped this time. She really is the queen.

[MJAlltheWay24]

Back tonight and the Queen is dead.

[GrantNKY]

Who takes the thrown and runs the rest of the game?

[atm10]

what the freak Varner!!!!!! So not cool! Unbelievable!

[Jumper_Dad]

Varner, now the biggest villain in Survivor History? Got to be near the top of the list now, wasn't in top 20 of villains 15 minutes ago.

[Jumper_Dad]

"We don't need to vote, just grab your torch!" - Maybe Jeff's best line ever, at least this season.

[Voice of Reason]

How ironic that the puzzle in the immunity challenge is Metamorphosis and the show takes that turn.

[Pura Vida]

Watching that transpire felt like a punch in the gut. I can't imagine how it felt for Zeke...

[MJAlltheWay24]

Honestly didn't see that coming about Zeke at all.

 

Sarah's response was perfect and I bet I would have felt exactly the same in her position cause I felt a lot of that sitting on my couch.

 

Big fan of Zeke from his first season. Many years ago, I never would have actively cheered on a gay dude. But I changed and matured quite a while ago and he became a favorite player of mine. Not sure I could say the same about a transgendered guy. But like Sarah said, I am not exposed to that in the Midwest.

 

Screw all that and its stupid. Nothing changes for me. Big fan of Zeke. And maybe this episode helps a lot of us who don't understand or know much about transgenderism.

 

Iconic Tribal Council.

[Jumper_Dad]

Watching that transpire felt like a punch in the gut. I can't imagine how it felt for Zeke...

 

He seemed to handle it well, much respect for him for how he handled it.

[MJAlltheWay24]

When he first did it, I was killing Varner. But honestly, he's gonna live with that regret forever and will have a hard time forgiving himself.

 

What's crazy from a game standpoint. He might have had a chance to survive if he didnt go there.

[Voice of Reason]

When he first did it, I was killing Varner. But honestly, he's gonna live with that regret forever and will have a hard time forgiving himself.

 

What's crazy from a game standpoint. He might have had a chance to survive if he didnt go there.

 

I think they edited it to keep us watching. I think the reason Varner went there with his comment on Zeke was he truly did know he was going home and was totally desperate. The way he was adamant when he sat down at Tribal and stated he knew he was going home, I think he did know he was going home. We were the ones who didn't know it was a done deal he was going home because they edited it that way.

[formerkywrestler]

1. So super not cool Varner.

2. Zeke showed what "take the high road" really means.

3. Very few moments are shocking. That definitely was

4. If Zeke wasn't already unbeatable at final tribal he is now.

[MJAlltheWay24]

I hope they don't, but Zeke needs to go as soon as possible.