Its true, sometimes spoilers can enhance the experience. Of the final three, I’m glad the person who won did (and I think I can safely say that without giving anything away, because pretty much everyone left has their fans). Knowing the list certainly puts moves such as J.T.s one this week in context. It’s nice to know in advance whether that move was smart or dumb.
i got the list you speak of. Deb from alldebitalradio sent it to me. i love knowing the order. i think it makes watching more fun. you can really see the strategies people are playing
You can go further than the final 3… you can find out first second and third. And the order of everyone being voted out. One of the bummers of this season is, I googled the cast before it started and found the entire vote list including winner instead (oops).
I think this is true on the whole. However, don’t forget that all former survivors are part of the ‘survivor community’ and talk to each other/producers/cameramen etc. I know for sure that Parvati DOES know about Russell (she was tipped off before the show), but it was in her best interests to keep it to herself since she is allied with him – so it’s possible enough people know for the secret to be out.
This ‘not having seen them play’ was also true of Rupert in the original all star season, and may have contributed to him lasting till the final 4.
Russell has an advantage–no one knows what he did to the others on his original show. If they did, he would be the first one gone. Unfair advantage. Hope someone on the reunion show tells the producers off.
Still scratching my head over JT’s move. What was he thinking (or was he thinking?) What a crazy thing to do. I’m not a Russell fan at all. Wasn’t last season, not this one either. Though I have to admit, he knows how to play this game, I just think he’s evil.
I know! It’s always killed me how people sulk and cry when they find out someone went behind their back. “I thought we were friends! Wah, wah.” Um, that’s what the game is all about ya ding dong.
I liked Russell immediately last season. And I’m routing for him this season. But while his gameplay is dirty and he may scheme his way to the end again, he’ll never win. If I was on the jury last year I’d admit defeat and give hime the money. I hate how they only talk about honesty and promises and trust and integrity. It’s Survivor! The blindslides are what keeps the audience tuned in.
I DIED laughing when Russell said, “Now I have people GIVING me Idols!” (or something like that) I find it so funny how he plays this game. Love it! (I still miss Boston Rob. I wish he was a jury member.)
I don’t think Erik’s move will ever be topped as worst in the history just because of how close he was in the game giving that idol away..
I don’t think they could go wrong either way with Sandra or Courtney but Courtney does have more ties over on Heroes, however, Sandra is a better schemer then Courtney.
Now we just got to see what Russell tells JT regarding the Idol because obviously if he asks around someone like Sandra would blab that he didn’t play it and JT was hoping he would take out Parvati so I can’t wait for their first serious conversation.
You know, when Russell first showed up last season I couldn’t stand him. But he quickly grew on me. I still hate how he calls some of the girls stupid little girls. However, I busted up laughing when he said, “You don’t hand the enemy your idol. You just don’t. That..is..a..no-NO! Especially when his name is Russell Hantz!” LOL. Should be interesting next week to see the looks on the Hero Tribe’s faces when they see that Courtney is gone and Parvati remains.
I am not sad that Courtney is gone. Girl is so damn skinny…she’s a walking skeleton. She needs to go eat a cookie. Make that a dozen.
@ DJSlim:
Its true, sometimes spoilers can enhance the experience. Of the final three, I’m glad the person who won did (and I think I can safely say that without giving anything away, because pretty much everyone left has their fans). Knowing the list certainly puts moves such as J.T.s one this week in context. It’s nice to know in advance whether that move was smart or dumb.
@ BenM:
i got the list you speak of. Deb from alldebitalradio sent it to me. i love knowing the order. i think it makes watching more fun. you can really see the strategies people are playing
@ DJSlim: (& Joyce)
You can go further than the final 3… you can find out first second and third. And the order of everyone being voted out. One of the bummers of this season is, I googled the cast before it started and found the entire vote list including winner instead (oops).
@ Joyce:
emailed :)
@ DJSlim:
You can email it to me.
@ angie:
i should spoil it. i need a good butt whooping
@ DJSlim:
Do not spoil it!! I’ll kick your butt if you do!
all will be surprised with the final 3. I won’t spoil it. you can find it on the net if you look hard :)
@ john petro:
I think this is true on the whole. However, don’t forget that all former survivors are part of the ‘survivor community’ and talk to each other/producers/cameramen etc. I know for sure that Parvati DOES know about Russell (she was tipped off before the show), but it was in her best interests to keep it to herself since she is allied with him – so it’s possible enough people know for the secret to be out.
This ‘not having seen them play’ was also true of Rupert in the original all star season, and may have contributed to him lasting till the final 4.
Russell has an advantage–no one knows what he did to the others on his original show. If they did, he would be the first one gone. Unfair advantage. Hope someone on the reunion show tells the producers off.
Still scratching my head over JT’s move. What was he thinking (or was he thinking?) What a crazy thing to do. I’m not a Russell fan at all. Wasn’t last season, not this one either. Though I have to admit, he knows how to play this game, I just think he’s evil.
@ Jimmyohyeah:
I know! It’s always killed me how people sulk and cry when they find out someone went behind their back. “I thought we were friends! Wah, wah.” Um, that’s what the game is all about ya ding dong.
I liked Russell immediately last season. And I’m routing for him this season. But while his gameplay is dirty and he may scheme his way to the end again, he’ll never win. If I was on the jury last year I’d admit defeat and give hime the money. I hate how they only talk about honesty and promises and trust and integrity. It’s Survivor! The blindslides are what keeps the audience tuned in.
@ Joyce:
I DIED laughing when Russell said, “Now I have people GIVING me Idols!” (or something like that) I find it so funny how he plays this game. Love it! (I still miss Boston Rob. I wish he was a jury member.)
I don’t think Erik’s move will ever be topped as worst in the history just because of how close he was in the game giving that idol away..
I don’t think they could go wrong either way with Sandra or Courtney but Courtney does have more ties over on Heroes, however, Sandra is a better schemer then Courtney.
Now we just got to see what Russell tells JT regarding the Idol because obviously if he asks around someone like Sandra would blab that he didn’t play it and JT was hoping he would take out Parvati so I can’t wait for their first serious conversation.
You know, when Russell first showed up last season I couldn’t stand him. But he quickly grew on me. I still hate how he calls some of the girls stupid little girls. However, I busted up laughing when he said, “You don’t hand the enemy your idol. You just don’t. That..is..a..no-NO! Especially when his name is Russell Hantz!” LOL. Should be interesting next week to see the looks on the Hero Tribe’s faces when they see that Courtney is gone and Parvati remains.
I am not sad that Courtney is gone. Girl is so damn skinny…she’s a walking skeleton. She needs to go eat a cookie. Make that a dozen.
Eric…James…Tyson…
And now JT. One of, if not THE, dumbest move in Survivor history. What the H??