Survivor Night!

Producers probably has a whirlwind of emotions while filming that episode. Probably kicking themselves for using thag challenge when they did. But then thrilled with how that Tribal Council played out.

Daniel sure hurt himself tonight, while Hai got through that shining.

All the "gadgets" play against someone who had no business going home this early. 

 

1 hour ago, Bluegrasscard said:

All the "gadgets" play against someone who had no business going home this early. 

 

I'm sure they edited some but her and Mike sure didn't put up much of an argument.

Definitely one of the better episodes this season.

It will be interesting to see how hurt some of those feelings really are going forward. 

Crazy tribal last night, I don’t blame Daniel for flipping I wouldn’t go to rocks either. However the way he went about everything definitely didn’t look good but we will see what happens. Hai figured it all out now it looks like nobody trusts Daniel.

Did she know that Mike didn't have a vote?  I know everyone wants to take risks and all but I really don't think I would have risked my vote in that scenario or really any if I knew I was going to tribal that night.  Maybe if I was like the other guy and not going that night but man, that's gutsy.

Survivor Night!

On 3/23/2022 at 9:02 PM, MJAlltheWay24 said:

Daniel sure hurt himself tonight, while Hai got through that shining.

As soon as Daniel gave his little spiel about "look everyone, I do NOT want to draw rocks tonight, so lets just work this out so we don't have to do that," he was putting Hai in the drivers seat. That was terrible negotiating by Daniel...because once he said that, Hai knows that he can just stick to his guns and Daniel is more than likely going to cave.

That could have been simpler. Tori just had to ask the tribe "show of hands, how many of you had Swati say 'You're my Number 1'?" Every one of them would have raised their hands.

11 hours ago, Bluto said:

That could have been simpler. Tori just had to ask the tribe "show of hands, how many of you had Swati say 'You're my Number 1'?" Every one of them would have raised their hands.

You almost have to wonder if she actually did that and the Producers just cut it out to try and make the viewer wonder what direction the vote was going.

I thought Swati had some potential, but maybe just a little immature for the game.

For being a therapist, Tori seems like she has absolutely zero self awareness.

Rocksroy...holy moley...that dude is tooooooooo much.

Jonathan seems like a really good dude. His performance in the last 3 challenges might be the strongest three-straight performances by any individual I've ever seen on the show...but I have to think he's toast once the merge comes along, especially after what the folks were saying about "Goliath" last night.

Omar seems like he has a pretty high Survivor IQ, but I'm not sure whether or not he'll have the challenge performance ability to stay in the game long enough to win.

Lindsay has also been a really strong performer in the challenges...which combined with Jonathan's performances is largely why the Taku tribe is absolutely owning the the challenges. I also think she may well be able to hide behind Jonathan for a little bit after the merge.

Mike seems like he's a little too dopey to win.

Lydia seems like she's one of those who's being strung along because she's obvious as not being very easy to either cut loose whenever, or as a non-issue as a competitor in the final three.

Chanelle and Drea seem like they are the strongest in each of their tribes.

I really don't understand the Rocksroy's of this show.  Like how can you lack self-awareness that much.

I like Johnathan a lot and hope he stays on for a while, but they are gonna gun for him so hard at the merge.  I think you're spot on about Lindsay.  Hell, you are spot on about all of it CWB.

8 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

For being a therapist, Tori seems like she has absolutely zero self awareness.

Rocksroy...holy moley...that dude is tooooooooo much.

Jonathan seems like a really good dude. His performance in the last 3 challenges might be the strongest three-straight performances by any individual I've ever seen on the show...but I have to think he's toast once the merge comes along, especially after what the folks were saying about "Goliath" last night.

Omar seems like he has a pretty high Survivor IQ, but I'm not sure whether or not he'll have the challenge performance ability to stay in the game long enough to win.

Lindsay has also been a really strong performer in the challenges...which combined with Jonathan's performances is largely why the Taku tribe is absolutely owning the the challenges. I also think she may well be able to hide behind Jonathan for a little bit after the merge.

Mike seems like he's a little too dopey to win.

Lydia seems like she's one of those who's being strung along because she's obvious as not being very easy to either cut loose whenever, or as a non-issue as a competitor in the final three.

Chanelle and Drea seem like they are the strongest in each of their tribes.

Spot on on your analysis wow! My early pick to win is Lindsay for the reasons you mentioned being able to hide behind Jonathon and use him as a shield but I feel once he gets voted out she won’t be far behind.