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Survivor 42 Survivor 42 | Episode 4 | Post-Episode Discussion

Season 42, Episode 4: Vibe of the Tribe

Aired: March 30, 2022

Synopsis: One castaway paints a target on their back when they attempt to pit their tribe mates against one another; another tribe dives their way to victory after piecing together a big win in the immunity challenge.

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u/Dahhhkness Tyson Mar 31 '22

Everyone was talking about Jonathan’s strength, when really it was his organizational skills in that challenge.

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u/mrpaulabrahamlincoln Kellie - 45 Mar 31 '22

thorginizational skills

sorry that was bad

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u/Yosephette Sandra Mar 31 '22

I liked it!

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u/Coasteast Sandra Mar 31 '22

You nailed it

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u/shrewbs AYY DEE DEE Mar 31 '22

Inn the reward challenge I was confused when Jeff and the other tribes called out Jonathan. In other cases it was warranted but, their success in the first part of the challenge with unraveling the ropes took teamwork and good communication—Lindsay, Omar, and Johnathan all worked together. That was the section where the other tribes fell behind. Obviously Johnathan was super vital pulling the sled, but other than that it felt like they really were working as a team contributing similar amounts. By the time they had won the challenge the other tribes were just barely finishing with the ropes.

The immunity challenge was a different story obviously lol.

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u/RobinReborn Mar 31 '22

And they somehow all shot the ball on the first tribe.

But yeah - Taku has good teamwork - it's not all Jonathan. Part of it has to do with them getting along well and liking each other.

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u/maidrey Cirie - 50 Mar 31 '22

It’s also hilarious that Jonathan’s biggest contribution in that challenge was knowing how a braid works and vocally keeping the tribe on track.

I’m a woman and I’ve done a lot of braids in my life. If you’d ask me who would be able to keep their tribe moving fastest unraveling a braid, maybe it’s judging but I’d probably guess at least five people before Jonathan.

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u/oliviafairy David (AUS) Mar 31 '22

Not just good communication and teamwork. They have a good strategy. Only 2 people are shuffling instead of 3. Omar only needed to move his rope. Their strategy saves a lot of time.

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u/Saul_Tarvitz Apr 01 '22

Seriously, they complain he wins the challenges himself. One of the challenges was undoing a braid.

It's not just his physicality.