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On the outside and you drop out for a couple donuts and half a glass of milk...
Discussion thread about Survivor Caramoan: Fans & Favorites - The Beginning of the E with 28 replies from the Vevmo community.
molds13;343016 wrote:From what I have seen, he isn't the sharpest tool in the shed.
Really Eddie? On the outside and you drop out for a couple donuts and half a glass of milk? Weak.
molds13;343016 wrote:I don't know what to say about that other than he doesn't want to win.
Really Eddie? On the outside and you drop out for a couple donuts and half a glass of milk? Weak.
molds13;343021 wrote:It would make this hour worth watching, lol. I want to FF through this tribal...
Biggest omen ever? I will laugh if Andrea is gone at the end of this episode.
TheFeedMachi;343027 wrote:If he doesn't make a move, he will have to win out. I don't think he can think three moves ahead...
Once again, Erik is the swing vote.
CrazyRealityGuy;343507 wrote:You have to remember that what we see is days of footage condensed into 42-44 minutes. Just because Brenda's edit makes it look like she did nothing, doesn't mean she actually did nothing. From what we know, Brenda is probably the 3rd best person at challenges remaining. The 2 that are better than her at immunity challenges, Erik and Eddie, apparently have no social game. Brenda is also well liked by everyone. A lot of times, someone who doesn't make big moves, but is well liked, ends up winning. You never know if the jury is going to be bitter or not. If you watch Ponderosa, you can tell that the jury is not at all bitter, but when you are in the game, you are unaware of this. Her problem wasn't that she tried to get out Brenda, but that she trusted Cochran too much.
I finally got around to watching Survivor and thought it was a great blindside. Did she not hear Cochoran? She was a good strategic player, but trying to get out Brenda, someone who did nothing this season, besides win one immunity (and hand one over to Andrea) isn't such a threat.
TheFeedMachi;343512 wrote:You must have been reading the spoilers at Survivor Sucks. The cast was thinking exactly as you describe, as will be seen on Wednesday's episode.
You have to remember that what we see is days of footage condensed into 42-44 minutes. Just because Brenda's edit makes it look like she did nothing, doesn't mean she actually did nothing. From what we know, Brenda is probably the 3rd best person at challenges remaining. The 2 that are better than her at immunity challenges, Erik and Eddie, apparently have no social game. Brenda is also well liked by everyone. A lot of times, someone who doesn't make big moves, but is well liked, ends up winning. You never know if the jury is going to be bitter or not. If you watch Ponderosa, you can tell that the jury is not at all bitter, but when you are in the game, you are unaware of this. Her problem wasn't that she tried to get out Brenda, but that she trusted Cochran too much.
V1man;343514 wrote:Mostly exit interviews. That is where you get a lot of insight into the game.
You must have been reading the spoilers at Survivor Sucks. The cast was thinking exactly as you describe, as will be seen on Wednesday's episode.
TheFeedMachi;343515 wrote:I was joking about Survivor Sucks. Parvati's interview show at CBS.com have been superb this year, and have been very revealing about future episodes if one listens carefully.
Mostly exit interviews. That is where you get a lot of insight into the game.
With two eliminations tonight, it should be a better episode than I initially thought. There is a chance that something unexpected could happen...
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