Boring and overrated in looks. I'm asleep.

welcome to the slumber party cuz I've been asleep too.

All these bottoms thirsting over his **** size is cringe and funny tho.

I don't bottom too often, but he can put it in my mouth

You lying *** hoe, you know you bottom every night.

I wish, but im vers AF.

That being said IDK if I could bottom for Mr Underwood. I'm not sure I'd ever be the same. Lol

Lol he must have flopped on this cause he's still on Instagram running pyramid schemes.

I didnt watch his original show but he seems really likable on these promos

he seems really likable on these promos

I don't think I could handle that tree trunk inside of my colon. Nope.

I didnt watch his original show but he seems really likable on these promos

He comes off a lot more charismatic on this than on Survivor.

On Survivor, he was the strongest member of an awful tribe. So the first two boots, he was easily safe.

Then, another tribe member Rick sees the writing on the wall that there's two groups forming: Rick Devens and David Wright vs. Kelley Wentworth and Lauren O'Connell. Leaving Chris, Wendy (who wasn't really playing Survivor), and Wardog (the shady, strategic guy) in the middle. So Chris goes up to Wardog about making an alliance of the middle people (basically him and Wardog) and siding against Kelley and Lauren. But Wardog had already decided to side with Kelley and betrays Chris instantly. Wardog says that Chris is being shady and organizes his blindside.

Then Chris sits on a redemption island for 25+ days and gets back in at Final 5 where he plays a flawless endgame and beats two unlikable people (Gavin and Julie).

He was like a ghost in the season. He's only prominent in like three episodes the whole season (his boot episode aka Episode 3, one episode where he gets into an argument with the first boot Reem, and the finale that he dominates). It's one of the most bizarre edits in Survivor history.

just commenting to say that was a great summary but gavin wasnt unlikeable. if it were a classic season of survivor he couldve won. he played a straight forward/oldschool kinda game. julie was never winning tho. I still find chris winning survivor hilarious

just commenting to say that was a great summary but gavin wasnt unlikeable. if it were a classic season of survivor he couldve won. he played a straight forward/oldschool kinda game. julie was never winning tho. I still find chris winning survivor hilarious

Hey, thanks. Yeah, Gavin wasn't exactly unlikable, just wishy-washy and played a sloppy, kinda passive game. He did get 4 votes for winner, which isn't bad. But it was a blowout and he lost to a guy that wasn't in the game for 26 days lol.

He comes off corny but endearing. I'll keep an eye on him

I didnt watch his original show but he seems really likable on these promos

He comes off a lot more charismatic on this than on Survivor.

On Survivor, he was the strongest member of an awful tribe. So the first two boots, he was easily safe.

Then, another tribe member Rick sees the writing on the wall that there's two groups forming: Rick Devens and David Wright vs. Kelley Wentworth and Lauren O'Connell. Leaving Chris, Wendy (who wasn't really playing Survivor), and Wardog (the shady, strategic guy) in the middle. So Chris goes up to Wardog about making an alliance of the middle people (basically him and Wardog) and siding against Kelley and Lauren. But Wardog had already decided to side with Kelley and betrays Chris instantly. Wardog says that Chris is being shady and organizes his blindside.

Then Chris sits on a redemption island for 25+ days and gets back in at Final 5 where he plays a flawless endgame and beats two unlikable people (Gavin and Julie).

He was like a ghost in the season. He's only prominent in like three episodes the whole season (his boot episode aka Episode 3, one episode where he gets into an argument with the first boot Reem, and the finale that he dominates). It's one of the most bizarre edits in Survivor history.

I thought David pitched the Kelley blindside to Chris and told him not to tell anyone. Chris then tells Wardog which then leads to his demise. Or I am misremembering. 

I'm sorry but I never saw the appeal for him, Gavin deserved to win. That jury was god awful and Julie was a disaster. It's truly a shame Gavin is often overlooked for playing such an well optimized at almost every possible moment game from start to end.

I'm sorry but I never saw the appeal for him, Gavin deserved to win. That jury was god awful and Julie was a disaster. It's truly a shame Gavin is often overlooked for playing such an well optimized at almost every possible moment game from start to end.

Word. Chris came in at such an advantage. All those Edge losers wanted to be in his position so of course, they'd vote for him to win. They were like living vicariously through Chris.

They should've all been silo'd into their little islands, alone, during edge. Really test this will to outlast and get back into the game. That would also allow them to eliminate that clear advantage of having time to work the jury.

I thought David pitched the Kelley blindside to Chris and told him not to tell anyone. Chris then tells Wardog which then leads to his demise. Or I am misremembering. 

Well, the long version is that David pitched booting Kelley to Rick, then Rick pitched it to Chris, then Chris pitched it to Wardog (trying to gain Wardog's trust and get a middle alliance going), and then Wardog went to Rick and said, "Chris is trying to boot Kelley, we need to vote him out." and Rick went, "Whoops, sorry Chris. Byeee." When Rick saw he didn't have Wardog for the Kelley boot, he just cut Chris loose. Rick burned Chris so bad.

Which is poetic because Rick would've won the million probably 13-0, 12-1, or 11-2 but then Chris got back in and sniped him at the F4 firemaking.

I'm sorry but I never saw the appeal for him, Gavin deserved to win. That jury was god awful and Julie was a disaster. It's truly a shame Gavin is often overlooked for playing such an well optimized at almost every possible moment game from start to end.

Word. Chris came in at such an advantage. All those Edge losers wanted to be in his position so of course, they'd vote for him to win. They were like living vicariously through Chris.

They should've all been silo'd into their little islands, alone, during edge. Really test this will to outlast and get back into the game. That would also allow them to eliminate that clear advantage of having time to work the jury.

It's an awful, awful twist. If you're gonna have a redemption island, it should never go past the merge.

It's an awful, awful twist. If you're gonna have a redemption island, it should never go past the merge.

!!!!!!!! everyone gets this but Probst.

Sexy daddy can do no wrong

Gavin lost because he did less in 39 days than Chris did in the last 3. I didn't like the idea of Chris or even Devens winning but he was the best out of that final 3 no question

Gavin lost because he did less in 39 days than Chris did in the last 3. I didn't like the idea of Chris or even Devens winning but he was the best out of that final 3 no question

I'm sure there was alot that was edited out to make Rick get more screen time.

He will always get my stan card no matter how corny or boring he is for getting rid of that fat annoying newsreporter in firemaking

He will always get my stan card no matter how corny or boring he is for getting rid of that fat annoying newsreporter in firemaking

He looked sexy on episode 1.

A home I wouldn't mind wrecking

❤️❤️❤️

He's playing as sloppy as he did in Survivor. Lucky he's strong.

Still boring

I hate that I find him so attractive on this because he is not my type at all

i'm w*t

Luis is gone.