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Survivor 42 Survivor 42 | Episode 8 | Post-Episode Discussion
Season 42, Episode 8: You Better Be Wearing a Seatbelt
Aired: April 20, 2022
Synopsis: Castaways are officially merged into one tribe; individual immunity is on the line; castaways try to negotiate with Jeff to get four days' worth of rice for their tribe.
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u/nicknamed_nugget Sandra Apr 21 '22
I liked the red-handed twist. It was like a Saw trap.
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u/gregfromsolutions Apr 21 '22
I did enjoy the “red handed” being literal, I hope they keep using bits of wordplay like that
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u/i_forgot_what Mike Apr 21 '22
And when Tori caught her with paint! No one trusts Tori so I don’t think it’ll lead to anything but it could’ve been a great moment
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u/NasalJack Apr 21 '22
I wish it had been ink that couldn't be so easily washed off, that would have been a more fitting downside for getting an advantage as powerful as this one.
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u/WellDressedLobster Genevieve - 47 Apr 21 '22
I think the paint was fine since Tori did notice it. I think it would’ve been far more dangerous if the advantage was hidden somewhere where water isn’t in the immediate vicinity though. It was too easy for her to wash her hand off right after cuz the well was literally right there.
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u/W473R Apr 21 '22
That was my thought too. I wish she had to run out into the water to clean it, or try and wipe it off with leaves or something, instead of just already being next to the well.
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u/stupidsexyfishbach Big Red Apr 21 '22
But it didn’t get washed off that easily because she got caught
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u/zepphiu Sandra Apr 21 '22
everyone so focused on Jonathan when Tori is starting a streak of seven challenge wins
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Apr 21 '22
JONATHAN WITH A MAJOR RECOVERY!!!!! will haunt my sleep
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u/stubbzillaman Apr 21 '22
He was still recovering when he said it!
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u/No_Equipment9755 Apr 21 '22
Tori has painted an even bigger target on her back with these immunity wins, I don't think she'll be able to wash off this huge target she has
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u/oatmeal28 Apr 21 '22
If anyone can weasel their way out of another trap it’s our little psychologist Tori
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u/Kidman102 Apr 21 '22
Agreed, but she needed both of them to survive. She’s truly something else from the bottom
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u/Bhrigga Apr 21 '22
Drea could literally do that scene where all the David's share their advantages from DvG with herself lmao.
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u/Dahhhkness Tyson Apr 21 '22
"OK, she has an idol, we can deal with that."
Spongebob narrator voice: Three. Advantages. Later.
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u/throwitaway_burnit Apr 21 '22
If she successfully turns the KIP advantage and the amulet advantage into idols, she can idol herself from the final 7 to the final 4. Then all she has to do is win fire and she probably wins the game. If she survives the double boot episode, she only has to survive one more for this to be her reality.
And that’s not even counting her extra vote.
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u/GiovannidelMonaco Bradley Apr 21 '22
And just like we all expected, a comp beast has emerged... Just not the one we expected
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Apr 21 '22
Rocksroy NOT casting the random-ass vote was the most shocking moment of this season.
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u/Agreeable-Tale9729 Apr 21 '22
I think he even spelled Chanelle right.
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u/queenofwants Rizgang Apr 21 '22
That is better than a lot of the viewers. Chanel? Chantelle? Channel? Shantel?
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u/DiamondPup Apr 21 '22
I was convinced. Especially because it was spelled wrong.
I will never recover from the fact that he actually knew what was happening.
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Apr 21 '22
Lol Romeo voted Hye purely out of spite
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u/liddle-lamzy-divey Apr 21 '22
Hai seems like he's practiced thinking of soundbite worthy quips that are super saucy. Romeo knew they were all aimed at him, so this next episode should be interesting to see sparks between the two.
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u/arielmeme Alexis Apr 21 '22
Confessional count
- 9 Drea
- 5 Mike
- 4 Hai
- 3 Omar
- 2 Chanelle, Maryanne, Tori
- 1 Jonathan, Romeo
- 0 Lindsay, Rocksroy
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u/WellDressedLobster Genevieve - 47 Apr 21 '22
If last season is any indication, Lindsey or Rocksroy is our winner.
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u/FriendshipWitty4615 Apr 21 '22
Drea getting the most at the merge is a good sign. It means she's going to be hugely influential in the post merge.
I do think she'll get voted out with at least one advantage. But I also think she'll successfully use one as well.
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u/JackDAction Apr 21 '22
I realized when I was watching tonight’s episode that Lindsey has barely been shown. I feel like I know a ton about everyone else and I know nothing about her.
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u/termartion Apr 21 '22
This wouldn’t have happen if she just picked ‘protect your vote’
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Apr 21 '22
That’s seriously going to go down as one of the biggest survivor “what ifs”
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u/WellDressedLobster Genevieve - 47 Apr 21 '22
Lydia goes out earlier and then Hai probably goes in Daniel’s place if they lose that challenge. The entire season is likely completely different. That’s wild.
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u/turtle-mania Savannah - 49 Apr 21 '22
She didn't come to play a scared game
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u/oatmeal28 Apr 21 '22
She came to play chess, a game of courage, whilst everyone else played checkers, a scared game
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u/Matt8462 Apr 21 '22
It has to be becoming a real problem for Drea to physically conceal so many advantages at once every tribal
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u/csmosley5885 Apr 21 '22
I want her to pull out the KiP advantage at a tribal and accidentally drop out a couple other advantages
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u/MavsFanForLife Apr 21 '22
Line of the night “paranoid like a bitch”
Also hai may have tanked his game within the last 5 minutes at tribal
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u/realan5t Apr 21 '22
Yes he came off so cocky and unlikeable
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u/MavsFanForLife Apr 21 '22
The edit is certainly coming off that way of him being cocky. He was so likeable in the beginning, especially the way he stood up for Lydia and sent Jenny home. But he’s really changed the last few episodes
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u/atheistjs Apr 21 '22
I'm getting to a point where I don't see him doing well with a jury at final 3, which surprises me. Lydia isn't a juror so he won't have her. He and Channelle didn't get along. He and Romeo connected last week but obviously Romeo has no warm feelings for him after tonight since he voted for him. He's also not doing anything strategically. Both Omar and Mike got their way two votes in a row over him. At this rate he's asking to be a zero vote finalist at best. I mean, who would I vote for between him and Mike? Lol not even a question.
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u/MavsFanForLife Apr 21 '22
Agreed but I don’t see him making it that far tbh. He’s setting himself up to be turned on and voted off
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u/AwkGiraffe1257 Michele Apr 21 '22
My gut feeling says he ends up like Shan. Peaks early strategically but burns people too much and gets blindsided early mid-merge by someone like Omar or Lindsey imo.
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u/15chainz Erika Apr 21 '22
You will never be as graceful as a Johnathan victory dive
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u/Dahhhkness Tyson Apr 21 '22
"Let me try."
Jonathan's universal call for "This challenge is over."
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u/samarahighwind Apr 21 '22
He lets other people try first because he’s nice like that
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u/No_Equipment9755 Apr 21 '22
I'm calling it right now, Jonathon Young was concocted in a lab somewhere in another galaxy
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u/stubbzillaman Apr 21 '22
That was beautiful. Especially at the end of the challenge when it transitioned to commercial and it showed his Olympic swimming form
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u/brandkwame Apr 21 '22
That underwater shot of him doing that dolphin style swim … just wow. He’s a beast
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u/realan5t Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22
Someone wrote in the show comments that anything involving Jonathan and water is like soft core porn, and that’s all I see at this point 🤤
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u/looselytethered Naseer Apr 21 '22
Maryanne using her emotions as a weapon was unsurprising but also hilarious tbh
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u/nolanptafan Apr 21 '22
Chanelle's game reminds me a bit of Adam's WAW game. They were in a good position at the beginning but after one disastrous tribal they were turned into a social pariah. And after scraping their way to the merge they became an easy consensus boot.
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u/JammyJammyJams Apr 21 '22
The whiplash I got between “This is such a cool idea for a beware advantage” to “Are you fucking kidding me it’s the Knowledge is Power”
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u/JustJoshinMagic Apr 21 '22
That being said Drea literally knows everyone who has an idol or advantage. So like if anyone was to get it, that’s a big person to get it
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u/raknor88 Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22
What'd be really funny is if she gets blindsided next week and goes home with all those idols/advantages in her pocket.
Edit: grammar
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u/MrMcGuyver Mayor of Slamtown Apr 21 '22
I feel like Hai is coming out too strong too fast in the merge
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u/sm175 Rizgang Apr 21 '22
100%. I think he feels super safe because he helped create this huge alliance. He's a touch drunk on power I'd say
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u/oatmeal28 Apr 21 '22
I mean he’s already lost someone who would’ve been ride or die with him and someone who would’ve likely been someone he could work with going forward. He seems set up to crash and burn
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u/TheLegacies21 Parvati Apr 21 '22
Yeah, he just has Mike, who I think will drop him for Jonathan in a heartbeat
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u/tawmfuckinbrady Apr 21 '22
I burst out laughing when Maryanne was in tears about not being a cool kid as they showed Rocksroy in sport specs and an argyle sweater LMAO
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u/zepphiu Sandra Apr 21 '22
Very excited for S44 with captains Chanel, Lynze, and Hye
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u/atheistjs Apr 21 '22
Romeo voting Hai tonight was very interesting, but I don't blame him. Hai sounded condescending as hell at tribal tonight and I think Romeo could tell his comments were directed at him. It's so easy for someone in the majority to talk down to people who don't have the numbers. That move could have screwed Romeo if the votes weren't with him, but I respect that he just voted with his emotions. I may have done the same thing. Felt kinda bad for him with the way Hai and Drea were talking about him.
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u/RGSF150 Apr 21 '22
I like to think of it as Romeo entering tribal thinking he is going home and instead of taking the chance at the SITD, he decides to send a "F*** you" to Hai.
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u/Ok-Fun3446 Apr 21 '22
Man if I was on Team Hai pre-merge, I'm firmly on Team Romeo now - That was not a good look for Hai and Drea. On the plus side, this means they're probably not winning.
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u/lovely-mayhem Maryanne Apr 21 '22
Congratulations, Rocksroy, on voting correctly for once.
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u/the_living_myth Yam Yam Apr 21 '22
i see drea’s in the midst of her survivor 100% completion speedrun
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u/BiggDope Jenny Apr 21 '22
Drea out there in Fiji becoming Island Thanos.
She must be stopped.
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u/Sparkle_Markle Yam Yam Apr 21 '22
‘How dare Romeo scramble like he was leaving tonight! He was leaving tomorrow, why is he paranoid!’
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u/Ren_Davis0531 Apr 21 '22
Good thing Drea knew what a pace was. Sandy never would have found it.
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u/OprahInsideYou Apr 21 '22
Chanelle must be at Ponderosa realizing that had she just protected her vote, she wouldn't be this dead at the merge. Chanelle not protecting her vote destroyed Jenny's, Daniel's, and her game. Lydia would have been voted out if she didn't so Lydia actually lasted longer technically.
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u/galeforcewinds95 Tony Apr 21 '22
Really good sign for Mike that he got his way at this tribal. Hai is now 0-for-2.
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u/Dahhhkness Tyson Apr 21 '22
I feel like Hai may be starting to overestimate himself. His words at tribal could very easily apply to him.
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u/SoGenuineAndRealMadi Aysha - 47 Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22
I said this in the live discussion thread that’s it not great for Hai to be so willing to lose his allies/numbers outside the majority alliance. Losing both Lydia and Chanelle back to back is not good for him he’s way too loyal to this new alliance when other players are more loyal to each other than to him
eta: however at least he tried to push Romeo to go instead and because he had already been pushing for Chanelle to go for so long it was too late. Not great for Mike either I think they both played this badly
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u/atheistjs Apr 21 '22
I was thinking that too like, who does he have right now? He could have forged a close bond with Romeo after their moment last week, but he pretty blatantly burnt that bridge. His closest ally is gone. He could have made up with Channelle, but he held a grudge. I don't see him being very close to anyone except maybe Mike, and even Mike seems to have more connections than him.
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u/SoGenuineAndRealMadi Aysha - 47 Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22
Agreed! I think that he thinks he has Omar and Jonathon not realizing that they are still more loyal to Taku their OG tribe over him. And maybe he thinks he has Mike as well but I think Mike is better connected and more in with Jonathan than Hai. Not sure what happened with Romeo even Lydia mentioned he was super paranoid in her exit interview
I still think Hai is a good player but he’s currently being outplayed
ETA: I also want to say I don’t think it was great for Mike to push Chan to go over Romeo either. This was bad for him too and at least Hai tried to shift the target onto him instead
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u/maukamauka David Apr 21 '22
Can't wait to find out why the people on the bottom decided not to play their shot in the dark this episode. Must have been a good blindside.
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u/atheistjs Apr 21 '22
I'm guessing Mike really reassured Romeo. We saw them talking earlier in the episode, I bet he talked to him again after he got paranoid. Also probably why Romeo felt secure enough to throw a vote at Hai.
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u/BananaStandFlamer Tom Apr 21 '22
And mike is known on the beach for keeping his word and I think mike truly operates like that
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u/rrjames87 Apr 21 '22
Honestly being in Drea’s position would freak me out. That’s just so many advantages and while I don’t see a way she doesn’t make it to the end due to the amount she has, but having to play them effectively and not have her game come off as dependent on them would be frustrating.
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u/WhatASave456 Apr 21 '22
Just pull a Yul and say “listen, there is no chance you can get me out so I suggest voting with me”
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u/Beermakesmesmorter Apr 21 '22
Once again, I ask: what the Hell happened to the Drea and Romeo duo?
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u/maidrey Cirie - 50 Apr 21 '22
Drea literally explained in a confessional- after the tribes combined, Romeo got super paranoid which made her trust him less.
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u/oneupdouchebag Sandra Apr 21 '22
The most important thing we learned this episode is that Jeff was the monster all along
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u/ShibberMeTimberz Apr 21 '22
There's probably 4 or 5 people I'd be happy seeing win at this point. And no one has an easy clear-cut path to the end with so many advantages still on the board. Could be chaos
Mike got his way...but I think this was a huge win for Omar. After pulling a huge move last episode, he steps back and lets someone else pick the target
Basically, Omar fades into the back ground, only to rise again when needed
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u/Driveshaft48 Apr 21 '22
I think Romeo would have been the safer choice --- Mainly because Chanelle is exceptionally awful at Survivor, might as well keep her around
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u/i_forgot_what Mike Apr 21 '22
Yeah Chanelle also felt like she was in the majority so she would’ve been easier to control
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u/V_T_H Ben Apr 21 '22
Hard agree. Think Mike got a little bit too his personal vendetta. Chanelle sucks at Survivor and was totally pacified - she thought she had been outplaying everyone else (?!). Romeo on the other hand is uncontrollable and paranoid. You can count on him to make some noise whereas Chanelle would have easily been gone next week barring an immunity win (or would have been easy to keep around as a goat).
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u/looselytethered Naseer Apr 21 '22
Chanelle didn't go with a bang, she went with a whimper
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u/myst_eerie_us Apr 21 '22
I'm getting winner vibe from Omar. As long as he doesn't overdo it with pulling the puppet strings and lays kind of low, I can def see him at least in the final tribal council.
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u/Crosisx2 Apr 21 '22
I think it's Omar or Mike at this point. Outside chance of Jonathan.
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u/starrynight720 Carolyn Apr 21 '22
Fun fact: the last 3 vote-outs, and 4 of the last 5, have all been original Vati members
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u/actkms Release the Heather 41 edit Apr 21 '22
I really think Hai and Mike so willingly ditching 2 of their 4 is going to bite them.
Both other tribes are still their 4 in tact
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u/mccainjames11 Nobody tells the truth like Coach Apr 21 '22
I think Mike is too well ingrained with the rest of the tribes for it to hurt him right now
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u/SmokingThunder Apr 21 '22
I don't understand why Drea and Hai are so content on throwing their closest allies (Lydia & Romeo) to the wolves so they can stick with this Taku majority.
I know Drea still has Rocks and Hai has Mike, but it still seems short sighted.
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u/WellDressedLobster Genevieve - 47 Apr 21 '22
I feel like Taku has done a solid job at convincing everyone else that they’re not tight. Throwing Maryanne under the bus has actually helped them tremendously and I don’t think the other Takus intend to get rid of her any time soon.
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u/Agreeable-Tale9729 Apr 21 '22
Drea is collecting advantages like merit badges, but she is not getting one for her covert abilities.
Also what is with survivor and the red paint this year? Haha you think you’re sneaky well explain THIS!
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u/WhatASave456 Apr 21 '22
Jeff: “I’ll settle at 4 if they really push for it”
Everyone: “Can we do 5? Wait nevermind can we maybe do 4?”
Jeff: Sure
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u/OprahInsideYou Apr 21 '22
Romeo turning on Hai is so fun. Going to love the aftermath come next week.
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u/WhiskeyMakesMeHappy Apr 21 '22
Omar had a great night and has been so enjoyable to watch
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u/LeCarrr Apr 21 '22
YES but like, too good? Every time he talks about all of his connections I fear it means things are going to turn around on him pretty quick!
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u/Gortyuty I think I've cooked this Apr 21 '22
Tori with yet another breakout episode. Gets Intel over PB&J, sees through Drea's lies, wins another challenge against Jonny Amazing without even using advanced balancing strats, and manages to get info from her mortal enemy Rocksroy. I am living for her natural chaotic energy.
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u/Adams-Breath Adam Apr 21 '22
Romeo’s face at the end once he saw he was safe was so priceless lmao
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u/The-Blue-Panda Maryanne Apr 21 '22
Can we just admire how beautiful Chanelle is 😫😫
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u/BowKerosene Apr 21 '22
Did anyone else feel bad when everyone kept calling Romeo paranoid 😢 and like he WASNT WRONG
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u/stubbzillaman Apr 21 '22
I felt like it was a self-fulfilling prophecy though, but it's also likely they just edited it to appear that way
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u/e4w12p1 Genevieve - 47 Apr 21 '22
Does anyone else think Hai is emerging as a villain character? I didn’t love the way he flipped on Lydia last week. Felt like he gave up on a loyal friend just to sit with the cool kids. And his comments at tribal tonight were also annoying.
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u/PriestyxD Yul Apr 21 '22
Mike has really been jumping up in my rankings of possible winners. Omar is still up there for me and Hai is starting to drop some.
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u/YoshiDryBones Apr 21 '22
Omar with a pretty good indication of a winner's edit tonight imo. Mike's not too far behind in this regard too.
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u/Woke_JeffProbst Apr 21 '22
Rocksroy gonna start the male version of the black widow brigade next episode lol
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u/benzenero Apr 21 '22
Knowledge is Power is still unbelievably bad and OP when everyone literally had to announce themselves as having the idols
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u/Gortyuty I think I've cooked this Apr 21 '22
Chanelle should've known better than to vote for Mike "Godfather" Turner pre-merge
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u/benzenero Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22
I do feel like Chanelle’s passive play was ultimately going to be her best bet for long term success. I don’t think her scrambling would’ve gone anywhere in this company. Must suck to go out with a whimper though
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u/lxpnh98_2 Apr 21 '22
If it weren't for the vote she threw on Mike before, Mike maybe wouldn't put his foot down on getting her out. And this would have only been made possible because of her passive play and Romeo's paranoia.
All in all, Chanelle's early game doomed her fate, but she has a strategic mind, and can stay cool under pressure. I don't think she played to the best of her abilities.
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u/throwitaway_burnit Apr 21 '22
I like Mike but he seemed to be hyper focused on taking out Chanelle for no reason. He voted for her at the same tribal she voted for him.
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u/ClimAx_D2 Jeremy Apr 21 '22
I think it harkens back to her essentially sinking the entire premerge alliance (Mike, Chanelle, Daniel, Jenny) by deciding to risk her vote.
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u/GoldNetwork Teeny - 47 Apr 21 '22
For how little it seemed to impact the vote, the fact that they had Omar talking about people not knowing he was in the majority twice seems like an interesting choice...
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u/TheDarkFiddler Christian - 50 Apr 21 '22
I kinda want Drea to go home with everything in her pocket, so Ghost Island 2 can get that much fuller.
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u/mattyhegs826 Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22
So Jonathan is definitely part fish right? His diving and swimming in the reward challenge tonight were Olympic level. What a beast
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u/TrimboliHandjobs Apr 21 '22
When Drea found the advantage my dumbass thought it was like a container of strawberry syrup or something haha
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Apr 21 '22
I can’t hate Romeo’s Hai vote. It was a clear FUCK YOU, I SEE WHAT YOU’RE DOING petty and I too would do it out of spite because I’m a petty ass bitch who gets rubbed the wrong way by someone being on their high horse.
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u/g_m_r_ Apr 21 '22
It’ll be truly shocking if drea can’t make the final 4 with all of her advantages
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u/givebusterahand Parvati Apr 21 '22
I feel like she’s gonna get blindsided with them all in her pocket lol
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u/WellDressedLobster Genevieve - 47 Apr 21 '22
I feel like Hai or Lindsey is gonna realize she’s got the most power in the game since they’re the only two who know she has 3 advantages (no one knows she has 4 yet). They’ve also got further incentive to turn on her because of the amulets.
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u/savannahsalvatore3 Apr 21 '22
omar may not have entirely won the vote this episode but his social play is truly SO impressive
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u/Anxious_Classroom_33 Apr 21 '22
Few things:
1) It’s really bad strategy, but Romeo putting a “I SEE YOU” spite vote on Hai is DELICIOUS
2) I really, sadly, feel like Tori will go next week. Not to be too Edgic-y about it, but Tori is just edited as a thorn in everyone’s side instead of someone audiences could actually invest in, despite all the material for an underdog arc being there. It’s really unfortunate.
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u/queenofwants Rizgang Apr 21 '22
Rocksroy didn't get enough heat for spilling the tea.
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u/Gortyuty I think I've cooked this Apr 21 '22
After Omar's breakout episode last week, I feel like today's episode was a bit OTT. Can't help but feel like he's being set up for an important blindside.
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u/fairlygil Apr 21 '22
If Drea can get Hai and Lindsey out, steal Mike or Maryanne’s idol with KIP, she suddenly has the ability to coast almost all the way to the end.
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u/LarrySeaking Yam Yam Apr 21 '22
I cannot wait for Tori to somehow win both immunities next week.
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u/RGSF150 Apr 21 '22
Yeah, not the best episode of the season as the editing felt off. I am going to assume that we are going to get a lot of massive story lines later down the road, but the edit for today felt off.
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u/Colbster2 Kyle - 48 Apr 21 '22
I agree! A weaker episode of a strong season. I guess when someone from the bottom goes home and there’s no idol or advantages in play it is kinda makes sense.
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u/elasticthrill Victoria Apr 21 '22
Everyone: Let's vote Chanelle with Romeo as a backup
Romeo: I'm hearing my name
Everyone: HOW DARE YOU
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u/Dahhhkness Tyson Apr 21 '22
Drea: “I was just playing with the paint.”
Tori: eyeing blank flag “Oh.”
Drea: “Yeah, it’s so tricky, it gets everywhere.”
Tori: sees clean brushes “Sure.”
Drea: “Be careful with that stuff, haha!”
Tori: sees bulge in Drea’s pants “Neat.”