His comment was a good sound bite, nothing more. J, now you're shortchanging Russell some.
Love your blog, sometimes if i feel like watching the wire ill just read a review of yours and save some time doing something productive lol At leats russel's season was entertaining, taking out the most boring and stupid tribe like that, it was amazing to watch, Tom's season was painfully boring, which i cant really use that as a mark against tom though he did play a great game, but when a merge is 10 to 1 or whatever im out, and if you only address the points your right about i'll be mad, lol.
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Yes hes a good guy in real life just like rupert another guy i dont like but he is so full of himself i dont understand why you dont care for one but you do about the other.
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Has anyone every done that before, gone to a person they both know there against and got them to flip there vote like that, you have to admit russel knows how to play the game, im not the biggest russel fan but im not a boston rob fan, and i like sandra as a character but she is one of the least deserving winners and she had no strategy in her season, so i guess that makes me a russel fan, scratch that i am a russel fan, im not going to let your hatred of him make me scared to say i like him, lol.Īlan, Tom is an aarogant ass as well, he had some line a couple episodes ago where he was like "I think its smart to get rid of threats early, they waited to long in my season to get rid of me and looked what happened, i ended up winning." and what Tom did to Ian, Ian was stupid to open his mouth like that but you know Tom would have taken whoever he had the best chance against as well, if he had the power to do so. I mean i would rather be in a 4 person alliance then a 6 person one you know what im saying, maybe tyson felt someone would flip? All it takes is one more person to flip over to russel's side to make tyson the one going home.
I'm sure next week we'll be back to seeing the Heroes flounder while Russell wanders around gloating about his awesomeness, but at least this week he got to walk the talk. I don't like double-eliminations in theory, because they penalize a team that's kicking ass (Tom's Palau team also suffered one of those, though they just cut one of their deadweight players), but it's been so long since the Villains went to Tribal, or since we'd seen any major strategizing from them, that it was a relief for a week. Like Jerri, he keeps coming back because his acting career hasn't gone the way he'd hoped, but his heart's not in it, and it's hard to get the eye of the tiger back when you're cold and hungry and playing with a bunch of drips like Amanda and Rupert. They made the right call, in that James is likely a liability in challenges, but this is two all-star stints in a row where Colby mentally checked out on the second or third day. (*) What was that Dark Helmet once said? "Evil will always triumph, because good is dumb"? Because the "Heroes" have been so inept and obnoxious, Tyson is part of what qualifies for "good" in this season.Īs for the Heroes, meh. This was an easy shot to either get rid of him or get rid of his closest, most charming ally, and because Tyson was a putz(*), Rob's group accomplished neither. Moron.) And some might argue that Russell's victory was a short-term one, in that he lost the idol and is still down 5-3, but his team could keep winning until the merge, and/or there might be a shuffle, and/or he might just keep finding hidden immunity idols. (What was the risk, Tyson? In a 6-3 alliance where a tie is followed by a revote, no way Plan Voodoo should ever fail. A review of tonight's "Survivor" coming up just as soon as I slip on my Superman girdle.Ĭredit where credit is due: Russell is a smug, preening ass, but he foiled the hell out of Rob's attempt to run Plan Voodoo on him, and Tyson was unbelievably stupid enough to fall for it.
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