Survivor: San Juan Del Sur

That type of stuff is going to get her voted off soon. Not to mention getting your panties bunched up because somebody is being mean to your adult "kid" who actually went after him first.

 

Funny thing about her "kid" is that you can see exactly where she gets her personality from. Same actually with Kelly and her dad, Dale. I mean that as a compliment to Dale and Kelly, though. They're both pretty likable. I imagine we haven't seen the last of Kelly.

 

That couple definitely chose wrong. Should've stuck with Dale and Kelly.

This season has been kind of dull. I'm just glad the contrived Rocker stuff is over.

Somebody, please tell the producers that single-challenge episodes are the worst.

 

You think she was memorable enough to be asked back? Anything is possible, but if you get voted out or have to leave before the merger, you more than likely had to do something pretty memorable for them to have you back.

 

Yeah, that's a fair point. However, she is smoking' hot, so you know, there's that.

 

Totally agree on the single-challenge thing unless something really out of the ordinary happens. Watching them compete (and seeing somebody screw up and damage their changes or sticking around) is always entertaining.

 

I was about to watch the episode this morning and I made the mistake of checking Google News right before I did, so I found out immediately who is now gone.

What was interesting was, I read the EW recap of the episode and in it it revealed that Jimmy Johnson during the season he was on, told his tribe mates to vote him out, although they never showed that on TV.

 

Another boring episode. Just one challenge, no tribal council and Probst acting like he's Dr. Phil.

 

Is it just me or did they dub the audio on the challenge so we didn't hear "Keith's balls are moving" "Joe is about to lose one of his balls"

 

I figure they dub a lot of Probst's narrative in post anyway, so it didn't strike me as anything unusual, but, yeah, you're probably right that they made a conscious choice to say "ball" instead of "balls." And it's probably Dalton Ross's fault since he loves to take Probst quotes out of context for innuendo sake in his recaps.

 

On another note, yet another dull episode. I hope Jeremy and Josh both stick around for awhile since they're the only ones who seem to be playing the game.

Jon and Jaclyn have been in position to make a lot of decisions, but they don't seem to be controlling anything. They're simply being put into positions to make decisions.

 

When people inevitably claim every season that it's dull or boring I roll my eyes. Not this time around. For the most part, it's been fairly uneventful.