SURVIVOR: Millenials vs. Gen X — Page 2

Personally, I saw her as a confident, intelligent and tough woman who genuinely liked her tribe, but was seriously frustrated by their lack of foresight and gameplay. I think she was brutally honest to a fault, but also accurate. She definitely needs some classes in tact administration (and perhaps anger management), but I did see a softer side to her that shed some light into her character and unflappable determination that I found refreshing and admirable. When she was strategizing with her alliance using the shells and for the majority of tribal, I think she was being honest and genuine. It's the other times that she needs to learn how to moderate, but I never felt like she was being malicious or cruel just for the sake of hurting others. Honestly, if I'd been thrown into a tribe like those Millennials, I probably would have suffered the same fate.

I agree. She was my favorite this season too. I find the rest of the cast this go round to be extremely boring.

But good for her for recognizing that Brett was a cop and not a funeral director.

Well...but seriously...it wasn't that difficult. Listening to him say anything about "funeral directing" was painful. If he wanted to hide his occupation (has that ever worked in anyone's favor?), he needed to choose one he knew SOMETHING about.

My favorites are Ken and Adam too, but I also liked Michaela. She was funny and a competition beast. They were smart to get rid of her when she made the mistake of displaying all her strategy so soon. That's the kind of stuff you keep to yourself or only share with your ride or die.

So much of the millenial tribe is stupid and they don't have their heads in the game. When she revealed how much she was thinking about it and that she was 50 moves ahead of everyone else it rightly freaked them out. The target was painted and they knew they would never be able to outfox her later on.

Adam, Adam, Adam. You say you're a fan of the show. You should know to keep your mouth shut, especially around a POS like Taylor.

Supersam, I agree. . But because many people were talking at once I didn't catch some of the conversation. What was the insult that was hurled towards David? Either Brett or Zeke said it, I think. Brett said something insulting to Ken that I didn't catch also. Hannah should have known that group was throwing her a wrong name, especially since she felt she was the target. If she went with her gut, Zeke would be gone.

I knew Zeke wouldn't be going anywhere since Probst said in some interview before the season started that Zeke was an exciting part of this season, and he hasn't really done anything exciting yet.

It is great that some reality shows have progressed to a point where the participants are not identified by their sexuality. When the two men were talking about being gay I was thinking how I had not thought that much about whether they were gay or not.

This season has the most bizarre tribal councils ever. And the editing is all over the place because half the time, there is a huge disconnect between the narrative of the episode and the outcome. I know how much the show loves a "blindside", but I feel like the audience is being blindsided almost as much as the contestants. It's all really weird. That being said, I was fine with the results this week, though Will's petulant whining made wish it was him that went home instead.

Updated On: 12/2/16 at 03:05 PM

Has anyone seen the Jon Hamm episodes on 30 Rock where he is in the "handsome bubble"? I think that is what really fits the game Ken is playing. It's seeming like he is handsome, so it doesn't really matter what he says or does. Alec Baldwin explains much better than me:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15MwhPv3Ud4

For me, Adam was the winner. I called it quite some time ago. I was rooting for Ken also, until he made that blunder some weeks ago, when he heard his name brought up and confronted Jay. What sealed Ken's fate to me, was turning on David. He should have left it to fate with Adam and David making fire. Then he could still continue to say he stayed loyal to the very end. He lost at least Jessica's vote and maybe some others when he made that move and wrote David's name down. Hell, David used his idol to save Ken when he thought he was in trouble. The second Adam mentioned his mother to the jury it was Game Over. Had Ken brought David, if he had won the fire contest, voting could have been really close between the two. Many on the jury did not like David. Ken could have easily won it over him. Ken played a cleaner game with really no enemies. David played a smarter game (his fake idol was genius) but burned bridges along the way.

I didn't want Adam to win, but out of that final three that's probably who I would have voted for too. Ken lost me when he voted David out. I think Hannah had a case to make for winning, but she was horrible during final tribal.

I prefer a season of new players too, but I was very happy to hear Micheala is coming back!