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#128

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Well, I didn't think Ozzy's plan from last week would work, but it did. The former Savii tribe treated Cockran like a dog from day one and the former Upolu tribe welcomed him with open arms, so it's no suprise that he flipped.

Updated On: 11/2/11 at 11:07 PM

#129

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Well, Cochran was welcomed with open arms because they needed Cochran's vote to break the tie, but it was the best decision for Cochran to make. His only ally was Dawn and even she chickened out. The biggest mistake Cochran made was saying ANYTHING to his tribe after the vote was revealed, which only made him look weak. When Jim called Cochran a coward, I really wanted to punch him in the face. Firstly, that kind of behavior is EXACTLY why Cochran flipped and secondly, Cochran's vote was the OPPOSITE of cowardice. Jim just made himself look like a douchebag.

The vote was the ONLY interesting part of that episode. Ozzy's plan to beat Christine worked, but that was the only part of his plan that worked. But anything Ozzy-related just makes me nauseous. If the rest of the people on the island don't target Ozzy, then they all deserve to lose.

And last night proved one of the reasons I really don't like Redemption Island. Christine sat there for weeks and ended up with nothing. Ozzy planned to go there for a night and beat Christine and come back. "Redemption"? Hardly. That was pretty sickening to watch. Im just glad the other tribe saw right through Ozzy's plan.

Wasn't sad to see Keith go. I wouldn't mind seeing that whole tribe get decimated except for Cochran and Dawn. I truly hope Dawn jumps ship as well now that their numbers are down. Her best move would have been to align with Cochran and flip with him once she knew he'd probably do it. It would have been awesome to see the others realize their power trip was over.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#130

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

When Jim called Cochran a coward, I really wanted to punch him
in the face.


This.

Firstly, that kind of behavior is EXACTLY why Cochran flipped

And THIS. All the guys, but Jim and Keith especially, have been such a-holes to Cochran. I agree that Cochran was wrong for immediately owning that vote, but god those guys are such dicks.

Also, did you guys catch when they were trying to figure out who they thought the Upolou people would vote for, and one of them went on about how they'd probably go for Whitney first and leave the stronger guys around for a while? Uh, why would they do that, you idiots? You only want to save the strong people before the merge when you need them to win team immunity.

Also, I don't think my gay vibe was any stronger for Jim than when he was hissing "Coward!"

Updated On: 11/3/11 at 11:48 AM

#131

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Also, did you guys catch when they were trying to figure out who they thought the Upolou people would vote for, and one of them went on about how they'd probably go for Whitney first and leave the stronger guys around for a while?

Oh, definitely. It was such a numbnuts idea. Like you said, if they are merged, why would anyone want to keep the stronger people around from the opposing tribe? It was hilarious to see Upolu's reaction to Ozzy giving Whitney the idol. You could tell Whitney wasn't even on their radar.

Also, I don't think may gay vibe was any stronger for Jim than when he was hissing "Coward!"

I'd go even farther than that. It sounded like the hissing of a mean girl living in a plexiglass closet. Reminds me of someone I have to see in the office every single day. Gross.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#133

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

I really need clarification here. Why would Ozzy go to Redemption Island to "even out numbers"? Wasn't it clear that Christine would not be on the side of the tribe who kicked her out? Why didn't they send the nerd to fight her instead? Having Christine makes much more sense to me.

Is it me, or does this season look awfully staged by the production?

Now that they have the numbers, I hope the next month is not just kicking the opposite tribe's members out one by one. Boring.
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#134

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

They had said last week they didn't trust Christine and thought she would go back with her old tribe.

I don't know whether I'd call it staged, but Probst really seems to want to overplay or oversuperlative-ize (is that a word? it is now!) every single thing that happens, e.g. Cochran's vote being the "biggest move in the game so far." Every dinky little occurence is billed as the "most dramatic tribal council in Survivor history." A guy switched alliances at a merge. That's not shocking. It's happened virtually every season since the game jelled.

This season is somewhat better than some of the more recent ones, but I still find myself not really caring who wins. I wouldn't mind seeing the wishy-washy Mormon lady win, but I'm pretty sure she won't.
#135

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

It's getting like The Bachelor/ette Calvin. "It promises to be the most EXPLOSIVE Rose Ceremony yet!" It never really is...I keep waiting for someone to have diarrhea, but they dont.

The only one I'm holding out hope of liking one day is Sophie. I think she dislikes Coach and Hantz, but feels like she needs them now and will hopefully make a move. I'm not convinced, but hopeful.

Everyone else stinks now that Christine is gone. I dug her.
"Carson has combined his passion for helping children with his love for one of Cincinnati's favorite past times - cornhole - to create a unique and exciting event perfect for a corporate outing, entertaining clients or family fun."

"In Oz, the verb is douchifizzation." PRS

#137

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Yes...the rancher getting all of those votes this week was funny. I wondered how anyone knew what name to write down!
"Carson has combined his passion for helping children with his love for one of Cincinnati's favorite past times - cornhole - to create a unique and exciting event perfect for a corporate outing, entertaining clients or family fun."

"In Oz, the verb is douchifizzation." PRS

#138

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

They had said last week they didn't trust Christine and thought she would go back with her old tribe.

I just don't get it. She was giving members of her tribe the middle finger and was obviously bitter.

Is it safe to assume that the next month will consist of voting out the remaning members of the Ozzy tribe? I find that so boring.
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#139

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Cochring might be able to shake things up.
"Carson has combined his passion for helping children with his love for one of Cincinnati's favorite past times - cornhole - to create a unique and exciting event perfect for a corporate outing, entertaining clients or family fun."

"In Oz, the verb is douchifizzation." PRS

#140

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Picking off the remaining tribe is affectionately known as "Pagonging", which was coined after the first season. One of my favorite Survivor terms, though it does deflate the tension of the season.

If Ozzy doesn't win immunity, anyone who doesn't target Ozzy doesn't deserve to win. This season needs a serious case of Sandra-tude.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#141

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Christine said in her interviews that she really was open to going with either tribe had she gotten back in the game, seeing as going with the other side would have just forced the same 6-6 situation we saw. She was leaning towards the other tribe but would have taken whomever gave her the best deal.

blaxx, it probably will, just like last season (they'll try to make it seem every episode like someone's going to budge, but no one will) -- the "suprise boot" will be when they get rid of Cochran. And we're probably stuck with Coach until the end.

(Btw, these are just my guesses. I don't read spoilers sites or anything like that, but the show's editing has made it very predictable. For instance, you can always tell when someone's about to win an immunity challenge because of the background music hitting a certain climax)

Updated On: 11/4/11 at 01:24 PM

#143

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

Thanks, Calvin.

I really don't buy this Cochran story. Are we supposed to feel bad for him or think he's smart? Emotional players always do bad in reality shows. Those who flip do even worse.
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#144

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

I don't think Cochran stands a chance in Hell at winning unless he somehow ends up next to people that are flat-out despised by everyone else. His flipping will put him at the bottom of the food chain with the new tribe, but he was already there with his old tribe, so it was the only plausible move to make, especially with the way he was being treated.

True, emotional players generally don't do well, but I really don't see him as being overly emotional. He's not sobbing all the time or displaying explosive outbursts. The emotion actually comes from those who sympathize with his situation. I feel bad for him in some ways, but his lack of confidence to stand up for himself and his decisions has contributed greatly to his predicament. I would love to see him really stand up for himself and get even with the condescending knuckleheads. And he almost did it, but then he apologized. I sort of want to hug him and violently shake him at the same time.

That being said, I'd totally go out with him.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#145

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

SO disappointed that Cochran immediately admitted to being the one who 'turned' to his former tribemates. Wish he'd stood his ground and remained silent...

But, glad that the vote turned out the way it did.

Was sorry to see Christine lose on Redemption Island. I liked her. And admired her ability to win all of the challenges along the way.
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#148

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

OK, so Ozzy and Jim got sent to Redemption Island tonight?

Yes. I hope they send the last two packing fast, the wait for one tribe to get rid of the other by default kills this show IMHO.

I think the show needs to get rid of the pointless Redemption Island, and of tribes altogether. At this point, there are few surprises left when one group can eliminate the other by numbers. I'd love to see an all vs. all Survivor.

I loved how evil and triumphant they made the winning tribe look. Truly classless to eat while they competed - they do know this is a single winner competition, right? This mix of scripted gameplay and characters who act like they've never seen the show before is getting really stale.


Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#149

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

I'd say it was cocky that they all ate, but not classless. It's the game. And they had to eat during the competition or they got no food. If they didnt eat there'd be no point.

I'd think eating baked stuff and iced coffee would not sit too well after their recent diet. I love that stuff, but watching it made me a bit queasy.

Jim and that blond are such hypocrites. They never actually protected Chochring...and it's a flipping game. Get over yourselves. Certain times require flipping on your team, and eventually everyone has to do it. Cochring did the right thing for himself, even it it only buys him a little time and I dont think he's got it in him to form much of another alliance. Sophie, Rick and the rancher need to mix things up. I'm hoping Sophie takes the reins.
"Carson has combined his passion for helping children with his love for one of Cincinnati's favorite past times - cornhole - to create a unique and exciting event perfect for a corporate outing, entertaining clients or family fun."

"In Oz, the verb is douchifizzation." PRS

#150

Survivor: South Pacific (With new twists on Redemption Island)

I loved Whitney's over-the-top reaming of Cochran, followed by her teary protestations about how she's never been a bitch or whatever.

I guess it's probably been this way forever, but I'm so tired of the complaints about not playing with honor and integrity and blah blah blah. It's so phony. That nonsense speech Jim made about changing the game right then and there and sending a message to future players about how the game should be played was just so stupid.

At least (barring any switch-up of the Redemption Island rules) this means only one of Keith, Ozzy or Jim can return to the game now. I hate them all, but I really hope Ozzy doesn't make it back.

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