Besides giving Russell Hantz and Rob Mariano a chance to redeem themselves and win Survivor again for a third and fourth time, respectively, the CBS reality competition has introduced a major twist that gives voted off contestants a chance to return to the game. Thus, redemption seems to be the likely theme for season 22, which could even be called Survivor: Redemption Island, though that’s an educated guess
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Survivor Redemption Island: season 22′s big twist
For some time now, Survivor has minimized the survival part of the game in exchange for strategy, and that’s mostly been okay. The relatively recent decline of the number of challenges, however, has led to an even higher percentage of strategizing, and an episode like last night’s–when we had two back-to-back episodes in one, basically–highlights that there’s a tipping point.
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Candice, Danielle sent to the jury after Russell gets fooled by "dangly" thing in Rupert’s pants
For some time now, Survivor has minimized the survival part of the game in exchange for strategy, and that’s mostly been okay. The relatively recent decline of the number of challenges, however, has led to an even higher percentage of strategizing, and an … (source: Realityblurred.com) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS and RSS Feed on Feedzilla.com
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Candice, Danielle sent to the jury after Russell gets fooled by ”dangly” thing in Rupert’s pants (source: Realityblurred.com)
Earlier today, I spoke with Natalie and Russell just before they were going on The Early Show, and around 4:30 a.m. PT. Natalie said she had not yet been to sleep
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Russell: "I would not change a thing"; Natalie: "We made group decisions"; "it’s okay to pray about anything"
Russell Hantz may have made Survivor Samoa, but Survivor Samoa did not make him another $1 million. Instead, he lost to Natalie White, who took the prize and title of “Sole Survivor,” even though Russell offered to buy the title from her for $100,000.
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Russell wins $100K for being a better character than player, but Natalie wins the game and $1M (source: Realityblurred.com)
Russell Hantz may have made Survivor Samoa, but Survivor Samoa did not make him another $1 million. Instead, he lost to Natalie White, who took the prize and title of “Sole Survivor,” even though Russell offered to buy the title from her for $100,000.
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Russell wins $100K for being a better character than player, but Natalie wins the game and $1M
Survivor Samoa airs its final Thursday episode tonight, and concludes with a two-hour finale and a one-hour reunion on Sunday. It’s time, then, to look at the remaining contestants, and see how they lived up to the strategies they outlined to me pre-season, and how much their likeablity was a predictor of their success. First, my pre-season rankings held up really well.
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A second look at Survivor Samoa’s final six and the jury’s pre-season interviews
Survivor Samoa airs its final Thursday episode tonight, and concludes with a two-hour finale and a one-hour reunion on Sunday. It’s time, then, to look at the remaining contestants, and see how they lived up to the strategies they outlined to me pre-season..
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A second look at Survivor Samoa’s final six and the jury’s pre-season interviews (source: Realityblurred.com)
Jordan Lloyd won Big Brother 11 after receiving five of the seven votes, including the (irrelevant) one cast by viewers, who voted more than 11 million votes.
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Jordan wins Big Brother 11 but Natalie still gets $50,000 despite being horrible (source: Realityblurred.com)
Jordan Lloyd won Big Brother 11 after receiving five of the seven votes, including the (irrelevant) one cast by viewers, who voted more than 11 million votes. Natalie Martinez received Russell and Kevin’s votes, but since Jordan was up against Natalie and the jury had turned toxic toward the teenager, Jordan’s win wasn’t a surprise. What was a surprise, though, is that Ronnie said Natalie was 24, not 18.
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Jordan wins Big Brother 11 but Natalie still gets $50,000 despite being horrible
