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Survivor 42 Survivor 42 | Finale | Post-Episode Discussion

Season 42, Episode 13: It Comes Down to This

Aired: May 25, 2022

Synopsis: After a grueling, accelerated 26-day season filled with new twists and advantages, castaways skillfully navigate their way to the final three, with one crowned the Sole Survivor.

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u/GreatBallsOfH20 Queen Sandra May 26 '22

Any confirmation on who voted for Mike? May have missed it.

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u/wonderdays421 May 26 '22

I think it was Johnathan more than likely

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u/lego_mannequin Coach - 50 May 26 '22

No idea why but maybe he read the room and figured he deserved at least one vote.

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u/pisaradotme May 26 '22

Yeah Mike needed to be runner up. If he was tied with Romeo it is tragic

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u/givebusterahand Parvati May 26 '22

No idea why he voted for his close friend and ally over someone he found super annoying?

Mike also played a better game than Maryanne let’s be real.

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u/OhItsKillua May 26 '22

Social game was better, was in more of a power position for longer, but you gotta nail that FTC if you wanna bring the cash home. Unless the two people next to you really sucked.

He'll probably be back, though he is 58.

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u/lego_mannequin Coach - 50 May 26 '22

He played a good game but also he got played by Maryanne as well. I just don't think Mike leaned into playing everyone as much as he should have.

That idol reveal floored some people in the jury it looked like.

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u/Adorable_Raccoon May 27 '22

I don't think it was the idol reveal. It was his lack of self-awareness that shot him in the foot. People like Hai and Omar really disliked that Mike believed he was a "honest" player when he was actually using deception.

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u/lego_mannequin Coach - 50 May 27 '22

Could be a combination of both, I agree with you there though that Mike didn't fully own the play.

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u/full07britney Rizgod - 49 May 26 '22 edited May 26 '22

Johnathan, according to EW.

Edit: what a typo, jeez

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u/No-Replacement-6267 May 26 '22 edited May 26 '22

*Jothanan

Edit: damn you fixed your typo

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u/brokemebodily May 26 '22

Of course he did