#26
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:08am
Oh don't get me wrong, I was no fan of Missy. I just thought they laid the "Christian Pioneer" stuff on a little thick last night.
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#27
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:24am
I was so proud of Reed for not apologizing to Missy last night. Jeff was trying so damn hard to get that out of him, but he held to his beliefs that Missy was an awful person (in the game) and wouldn't taket back. I cheered for him at that moment just like I cheered when he took her down at the final tribal. That was LEGENDARY!
And I have to say, one of my favorite moments, maybe in SURVIVOR history was made last night when Nat turned to Jaclyn and said "Did you vote for who I told you to vote for?" and then took Baylor out. It's so rare we are SUCH a strategic player who can actually pull all this stuff off in the game. F*ck, she played a good game.
And I have to say, one of my favorite moments, maybe in SURVIVOR history was made last night when Nat turned to Jaclyn and said "Did you vote for who I told you to vote for?" and then took Baylor out. It's so rare we are SUCH a strategic player who can actually pull all this stuff off in the game. F*ck, she played a good game.
#28
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:38am
FYI, I answered my own question. There was no fan favorite and hasn't been one for a few seasons.
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#29
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:41am
That's because Rupert hasn't played for a few seasons.
#30
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:44am
"And I have to say, one of my favorite moments, maybe in SURVIVOR history was made last night when Nat turned to Jaclyn and said "Did you vote for who I told you to vote for?" and then took Baylor out."
And Missy assumed that meant she was going, delusional to the end.
And Missy assumed that meant she was going, delusional to the end.
#31
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:48am
I might actually buy this season when they release it on DVD.
#32
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:50am
I don't think they do that anymore. Amazon only has download/streaming for recent seasons.
#33
Posted: 12/18/14 at 11:51am
Dang. I thought they were still doing that "On Demand" printing thing.
#34
Posted: 12/18/14 at 12:18pm
I just remembered that the idol that Nat used to send Baylor home was the idol the two of them found together. I like it even more now. Lol
#35
Posted: 12/18/14 at 12:31pm
I'm so glad Nat won. I'm also glad her sister was the first one out because I think that made me like her more. I love the reunions and Jeff does such a good job covering all the questions we are yelling at the screen all season. The only thing that drives me crazy is that he never shows the final count and who voted for who. I always have to google it the next day or ask someone on this thread.
So does anyone know who voted for Jacqueline and who voted Nat?
So does anyone know who voted for Jacqueline and who voted Nat?
#36
Posted: 12/18/14 at 2:28pm
This was a great season.
Not too excited for the whole "Blue Collar vs White Collar vs No Collar" for next season though.
Not too excited for the whole "Blue Collar vs White Collar vs No Collar" for next season though.
#37
Posted: 12/18/14 at 6:32pm
I think they showed that Jaclyn just got Reed and Jon's vote, Missy got Baylor's and Natalie got the rest. Or, at least, I read that on ew.com.
The right persond definitely won this season, though I have to say, I was worried Jaclyn was going to somehow come and steal it for a little during the finale.
The right persond definitely won this season, though I have to say, I was worried Jaclyn was going to somehow come and steal it for a little during the finale.
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#38
Posted: 12/19/14 at 12:31pm
I finally have a minute to post my thoughts.
YAY NATALIE!!!! When she gave the idol to Jaclyn, I thought I was going to have a heart attack until they got through the vote. That was a SERIOUSLY risky move and it was Natalie's final make-or-break moment. And the way she did it was genius, letting the jury know all credit for that move went to her. Post-merge, Natalie was pretty much strategically flawless and played one of the best strategic games in Survivor history. It was exciting and amazing to watch. Couldn't have been any happier with the result.
Keith's sour grapes and Alec's need for attention were awkward to watch. Can't figure out Alec's ego (or his brother, for that matter). I can't find any redeeming qualities at all. Pure delusion.
Reed's speech annoyed me greatly. If he TRULY felt Missy had any chance in winning (did anyone think Missy could win?), he could have called her out and made the same points in a way that was not so self-serving, nasty and ego-driven. Instead, the Gayvior of the LGBT community just served up a Hungry Man portion of bitchy attention-seeking drama queen pot pie. It was embarrassing in its transparency. He was desperate to have HIS MOMENT by concocting his own buzz-worthy rat/snake speech solely in an effort to humiliate Missy. I'm not a fan of Missy, but for me, his unrelenting nastiness undermined any point he was trying to make. It was malicious and rather un-Christian of a Gayvior. His defense in the reunion was certainly clear, but he still sounded like he was serving attitude and it was obvious that despite the ridiculous content of his statement, it was his premeditated delivery that was intentionally hurtful. What he didn't acknowledge or own was his malice. I didn't think he came off as superior as he intended. I hope he revels in his plot for infamy. He's no Sue and he'll soon be forgotten.
YAY NATALIE!!!! When she gave the idol to Jaclyn, I thought I was going to have a heart attack until they got through the vote. That was a SERIOUSLY risky move and it was Natalie's final make-or-break moment. And the way she did it was genius, letting the jury know all credit for that move went to her. Post-merge, Natalie was pretty much strategically flawless and played one of the best strategic games in Survivor history. It was exciting and amazing to watch. Couldn't have been any happier with the result.
Keith's sour grapes and Alec's need for attention were awkward to watch. Can't figure out Alec's ego (or his brother, for that matter). I can't find any redeeming qualities at all. Pure delusion.
Reed's speech annoyed me greatly. If he TRULY felt Missy had any chance in winning (did anyone think Missy could win?), he could have called her out and made the same points in a way that was not so self-serving, nasty and ego-driven. Instead, the Gayvior of the LGBT community just served up a Hungry Man portion of bitchy attention-seeking drama queen pot pie. It was embarrassing in its transparency. He was desperate to have HIS MOMENT by concocting his own buzz-worthy rat/snake speech solely in an effort to humiliate Missy. I'm not a fan of Missy, but for me, his unrelenting nastiness undermined any point he was trying to make. It was malicious and rather un-Christian of a Gayvior. His defense in the reunion was certainly clear, but he still sounded like he was serving attitude and it was obvious that despite the ridiculous content of his statement, it was his premeditated delivery that was intentionally hurtful. What he didn't acknowledge or own was his malice. I didn't think he came off as superior as he intended. I hope he revels in his plot for infamy. He's no Sue and he'll soon be forgotten.
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#40
Posted: 12/19/14 at 2:12pm
I think he's beautiful, but that's all he has going for him. I thought the speech was kind of funny, though, because Missy was like that, I thought.
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