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Survivor Samoa Season 19 Episode 10 The Day of Reckoning – Recap

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:15:04 +0000

Now, isn’t this a good time to be a Survivor
fan? Part of the problem with long-running reality shows is that they’ve run out of ideas and it’s hard to keep things fresh and new. They end up depending on whatever outlandish and over-the-top characters they can line up for the season. Some are a dismal failure. Case in point, “Coach” Ben Wade last year. Sure, he was a nutty kind of guy. But he couldn’t play the game well despite all of his bravado. This season is casting done right. And tonight’s episode was just as good as last week’s show.

I feel like a broken record about Evil Russell. I don’t condone misogyny. It repulsed me that he lied about being a Katrina victim. He’s a slimy snake oil salesman. He’s sneaky. He’s evil. And he’s playing the best damn game of Survivor ever played by anyone in 19 installments. So many others have claimed to have studied the show. Dang it, this dude has the entire game covered from plotting vote numbers to being able to find hidden immunity idols. And, at least for now, he’s loyal to his Foa Foa friends. I can only think that Russell is what they expected of Ben last season.

The Palm Pre product placement in the reward gave me a moment of panic that this might be the “loved ones” episode. But I like how they worked the hidden idol clues with it instead. It showed how people can look and really not see. Every one of the folks who won reward saw the same picture of the rock hiding the idol. Dave, who saw the picture, actually had the rock before Russell and cast it aside. Not only has Russell really studied the types of places they hide the idols, he studied that picture. He deserved to snag it for an unprecedented third time.

When the immunity challenge hit just past the halfway mark in the episode, I knew something had to be up. Immunity is usually placed so we only get about ten to fifteen minutes of scheming. So, the fire-making tiebreaker is history and we’re back to the purple rock, eh? Gee, what a time for that to come back! But since the castaways knew about it, I guess it wasn’t tailored for this situation.

About the only move that the ex-Galu folks made which surprised me was deciding not to vote for Russell and flush the idol again. They actually made a good move with picking Natalie to target since she was unlikely to have the idol. Of course, that didn’t help them any when their boy John flipped on the second vote. Oh, but it was all so priceless! Bye-bye, Laura!

Dave’s shock, Erik’s (over on the jury) glee, Shambo’s giggles, the smiles of Foa Foa. Another plan executed with perfection. It’s great to see the underdog team come to life. It’s like David and Goliath. But the whole shebang is due to one man — Russell. On gameplay, right now he deserves a win. That will only happen if someone else can outwit, outplay, and outlast him. Currently, I don’t know if anyone has enough game to do that. Your thoughts?

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Survivor: Amazon Episode 6

Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:56:36 +0000

Following a tribe shuffle, having been given no assurances other than being third on the chopping block, Heidi turned on the girls and helped the guys vote Jeanne out of the tribe in Survivor: Amazon Episode 5.

Christy wants to know why Jeanne was voted out. Roger responds that the assets brought to the tribe by Jeanne were those already embodied in Butch. Dave describes this explanation as different than his understanding, which was that Jeanne was the next to go in Jaburu.

Heidi defends her decision by saying she was trying to get all of them together as a team, instead of a split tribe three against three. The next morning, the guys go off in their group, leaving the girls behind to do their own thing.

Matthew views his new tribe as a new lease, seeing as he was probably next in line over on the other tribe.

Shawna, who was on her deathbed days prior, is in good spirits now that she’s got a guy to flirt with. She and Alex have some interest in each other, whether it will evolve to anything or not.

The reward challenge is a log roll. Reward is something to spice up their food, as well as some fresh fruit. Deena sits out for Jaburu. Roger and Matthew go first, with Matt easily winning to take the lead 1-0 for Jaburu. Heidi and Shawna are up next, and Shawna wins that match to take the lead 2-0. Alex and Dave go next, which evolves into a good match, as Dave narrowly wins to make it 2-1. Rob and Butch square off, with Butch winning to tie it 2-2. Jenna takes on Christy, and Christy gives Tambaqui the lead 3-2. Alex beats Roger to tie it 3-3. Shawna beats Heidi again to take the lead 4-3. Matt loses to Butch to bring the score to 4-4. In the final showdown, Christy takes on Jenna. With Christy’s win, Tambaqui wins reward.

Their victory brings Tambaqui a sense of being a team.

Following their loss, Jaburu decides to have a communal bath. Now that they have some men around, the young girls can be bathed by others, instead of acting like they’re better than the rest of the tribe and going off on their own for a soap commercial gone wrong. Deena sits off to the side and watches the action.

Rob’s concerned that Alex is more interested in making friends than playing the game. Their alliance no longer seems reliable. So he approaches Deena, who he sees as being as hungry as he is. As much as he’d like to get rid of Matthew, they need his fishing skills and probably his vote.

Not to be stopped by the fact that Alex and Shawna are trying to hook up, Matthew is looking to create a triangle.

The immunity challenge is to get meat into a basket using only their mouths. Jenna sits out for Jaburu. It’s like watching a bunch of animals at feeding time. Jaburu ends up at just under 9kg. Tambaqui gets just over 9kg to win immunity.

Shawna agrees to put her head on the chopping block rather than letting one of the other girls go home before her, although she has decided now that she still wants to be in the game because there are guys on her team. Matt and Alex say they’re going to trade votes with each other. Shawna wants to make it one more for Matt. Rob doesn’t want to see Matt go any more, especially since he’s been putting so much effort into getting on his good side lately.

Votes
Shawna
Matthew
Shawna
Matthew
Shawna
Shawna

By a vote of 4-2, Shawna has been voted off the island. Odd man out Alex has some scrambling to do.

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Survivor: Amazon Episode 5

Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:47:04 +0000

Against Shawna’s wishes, her tribe kept her trapped, opting instead to vote out JoAnna in Survivor: Amazon Episode 4.

Deena feels as if she’s in control now that she’s eliminated JoAnna.

Jeanne thinks her tribe consists of a bunch of idiots, having eliminated their strongest member in favor of keeping around their weakest member. Speaking of which, Shawna’s going to be whining for a while. She’s falling apart and can’t take it any more. Well, quit, then. You always have that option if you really want out. This ain’t Big Brother where you’re trapped until you destroy property or get violent.

The next morning, Jeanne decides to confront Deena. She overheard her saying “Your problem is that you weren’t part of the team.” She was talking about Christy about the first few days, not about the person lying in bed. Jeanne’s sure not making them want to keep her around by being confrontational about something she thought she heard.

Treemail tells them to send the youngest for wine and laughter. That means Dave and Jenna. If this comes down to a battle of wits, it goes without saying the rocket scientist wins against the model. Upon arrival, they are given plenty of food, bottles of wine, an outdoor shower (that’s partially see through), and a bed. Jenna says that her tribe is boring. She’d rather talk more. She’ll take that opportunity now, spilling all about what’s going on at camp, unafraid to reveal alliances and strategies in the process. When she’s done rambling, she says she probably shouldn’t be saying all this. No kidding. Dave realizes this and doesn’t want to reveal too much.

The next morning, as they’re chowing down on breakfast, they see Jeff. Uh oh. It’s good they just shared all that information about their tribes because they’re in charge of picking new ones. In his first pick, Dave immediately screws over Jenna, taking her most trusted ally. Dave also keeps the somewhat questionable Roger. As for Jenna, she keeps around the sickly Shawna rather than being stuck with hard working Jeanne, not that she can be blamed because Jeanne would have tried to get rid of her sooner or later.

Tambaqui: Dave, Heidi, Butch, Christy, Roger, Jeanne
Jaburu: Jenna, Alex, Deena, Rob, Shawna, Matthew

When he returns, Dave says that he strategized to get the best possible outcome for the tribe. Rob’s not buying and not happy.

Like Jenna, Heidi is upset to be split up. Jeanne, however, is thrilled to get away from that tribe.

The boys come into the Jaburu camp. All of a sudden, Shawna, who was at her lowest lows and wanted to get voted out because she was too sick to continue, is now doing just fine and can’tstop smiling. I hope somebody slapped her upside the head. If not on the island, at least at some point after she got home. This is a thoroughly pitiful display. At least we won’t have to watch her acting as if the end of the world’s coming any more, though.

Christy appreciates that her new tribe is making an effort. Unlike how it was with the girls, now she’s being included.

Deena, who believed last week when she got rid of JoAnna that she became the queen of the world, is now worried.

The first immunity challenge for the new tribes is in two stages. The first stage is a word scramble. When they solve that puzzle, they will paddle out and retrieve the corresponding flags. Tambaqui’s got a bit of a lead throughout, but they lose that lead trying to figure out the final word. Jaburu solves their fifth word as Tambaqui continues to work on their final one. Now they need to get the flags that match the words in their tribe color. Jeff tells Tambaqui that they can catch up, but it’s not looking like it, although it’s pretty close. Jaburu wins immunity.

Jeanne, Christy, and Heidi are the least likely combination. They’re only working together because they don’t see another option. Working together translates to drawing straws. Butch gets the short straw.

Dave then goes to Heidi, and he pitches an alliance with the guys. They intend to get rid of Jeanne, who was going home when she was on Jaburu anyway. She knows that, if they lose the next two immunity challenges, she’s gone. He doesn’t even attempt to deny that.

Votes
Jeanne
Butch
Jeanne
Butch
Jeanne
Jeanne

As Heidi switches sides, Jeanne has been voted off the island.

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SURVIVOR: SAMOA Season 19 Episode 10 “The Day of Reckoning”

Thu, 19 Nov 2009 06:22:11 +0000

Watch a sneak peek of SURVIVOR: SAMOA Season 19 Episode 10 “The Day of Reckoning” which airs Thursday November 19 (8:00 – 9:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

Episode Synopsis: SURVIVOR: SAMOA Season 19 Episode 10 “The Day of Reckoning” – A clever castaway jeopardizes the success of a scheme to ensure their own safety in the game, on SURVIVOR: SAMOA, Thursday, Nov. 19 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

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Survivor: Amazon Episode 5

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 07:51:16 +0000

Against Shawna’s wishes, her tribe kept her trapped, opting instead to vote out JoAnna in Survivor: Amazon Episode 4.

Deena feels as if she’s in control now that she’s eliminated JoAnna.

Tambaqui: Dave, Heidi, Butch, Christy, Roger, Jeanne
Jaburu: Jenna, Alex, Deena, Rob, Shawna, Matthew

When he returns, Dave says that he strategized to get the best possible outcome for the tribe. Rob’s not buying and not happy.

Like Jenna, Heidi is upset to be split up. Jeanne, however, is thrilled to get away from that tribe.

Christy appreciates that her new tribe is making an effort. Unlike how it was with the girls, now she’s being included.

Deena, who believed last week when she got rid of JoAnna that she became the queen of the world, is now worried.

Votes
Jeanne
Butch
Jeanne
Butch
Jeanne
Jeanne

As Heidi switches sides, Jeanne has been voted off the island.

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Everything I Know about Love I Learned from ‘Survivor: Samoa’

Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:15:25 +0000

This episode seemed well-timed to coincide with the World Series, and thankfully there wasn’t another washout. Instead, there were two walk-off blasts to win the immunity challenge; Kelly and Monica debuted their new line of baseball uniform fashion-wear inspired by Honus Wagner’s knee high stockings; and John Fincher coming out as Johnny Baseball. But the episode could have just as easily aired around Valentine’s Day.

Danger Dave continued his weekly series of cringe worthy comments. He scored some points with Natalie when he tried to toast Ritz Crackers with her and she laughed like a freak. I say that with live. Natalie has an endearingly silence-shattering laugh that sounds like it ought to be coming from the Philadelphia Phanatic or someone else with a horn for a nose.

Unfortunately, Dave quickly followed up on his apparent charm by letting everyone know that baseball isn’t his favorite sport. Ahem. Turns out that make’n love is his favorite sport, and he doesn’t play as often as he’d like.

Dave is that guy who makes off color comments to much younger women and thinks no one can shut him down because “he was joking.” The problem is, he’s never joking. Joking is when you don’t mean what you say. He’s just being honest and then laughing awkwardly. Thing is, most guys have done it. Reality TV is just a sound machine that makes awkward comments echo through the night like the “Hee hee hee!”s of kids in Michael Jackson Trick or Treat costumes.

Meanwhile, Russell shared his philosophy on why hyper-strategizing is bound to pay off, but he could have been talking about the dating game.

“You ever heard of a man named Babe Ruth? He struck out more than anybody ever. But he also hit the most home runs. So that tells me one thing. Keep swinging, baby. Eventually you’re gonna hit one.”

The self-proclaimed “king” of Survivor who says he’s “too sly for this game” demonstrated his law of averages strategy by telling half of Galu he had the Hidden Immunity Idol. You know, the same one he already showed to most of the people on Foa Foa. I know you’re proud of it, Russell. But keep it in your pocket. My philosophy is that you’ll be most effective if you only play it when the time is right.

Monica seemed to be onto something when she drew on the ancient tactic of getting brownie points by holding grapes over Russell’s head and letting him bite them off like a zebra. The Evil One ran off to brag to the camera afterwards. But her acceptance of his proposal was so sarcastic that she might as well have muttered something about Russell being a sucker under her breath. That honeymoon was soon over as he tried to set her up as Laura’s replacement for First Chair on the jury.

Finally, Erik showed us his twist on the tye-a-cherry-stem-into-a-knot party trick, which involved removing a bottlecap with his mouth. He quipped, “What’s Samoan for get the #@$% off my island?” before answering his own question. Whoops. I guess it wasn’t Aiga.

So will Russell’s chances really dry up next week? Or will his seeds grow into a strategic bumper crop just in time? And will he forgive Shambo for voting against Jaison if she explains that she was still trying to remember, “Who’s Eric?”

‘Survivor: Samoa’ Contestant Russell Swan Talks About His Brush With Death

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 13:27:16 +0000

I was very glad to be able to interview Russell Swan this morning. The 42 year old environmental protection attorney from Philadelphia seemed moments from death after collapsing during a reward challenge on last night’s Survivor: Samoa. He collapsed twice and lay motionless after his heart beat rocketed and plummeted, the result of extreme dehydration, exhaustion and malnutrition. Russell has reported that he’s now in great health and thankful for everything he has.

Russell always seemed to put a tremendous amount of pressure on himself to be the tribal chief, and didn’t always make the right decisions. How useful would a tarp be for Galu right now compared to blankets? Still, he was a hard worker around camp and a big part of the reason Galu won so many Immunity Challenges. I liked Russell as a guy and I was sorry to see him face such a bitter end. If Russell’s near death was Survivor’s scariest moment then his return to life was one of its happiest.

Earlier today I had a chance to ask Russell about his near miss with being a contestant on Survivor: The Australian Outback alongside Colby, Tina and Elisabeth. I found out about his greatest victory as a lawyer working with the Environmental Protection Agency, and how it was possible to become so dehydrated while surrounded by water.

Q: At one time you were a semi-finalist to appear on Survivor: The Australian Outback. Who would you have aligned with from that cast? Which season would you have rather done?
I would have to say Jeff and Colby. We seem to have the most in common in terms of game play. I am glad I did Samoa as opposed to Australia. It almost killed me, but it was a phenomenal experience.

Q: A lot of viewers may be confused. You seemed to be surrounded by water and practically drowning in rain. How did you become dehydrated?
You can still get sick from water that runs off of things. Remember, it’s all about bacteria, and water is the perfect substrate for it. So, just because it’s rain, if it’s touched something else, you should boil it.

Q: Did this near death experience lead you to make any changes in your life? If so, what?
It has lead me to appreciate everything I already have, (love of my wife, love my daughter, etc.) and not focus so much on the things I do not have.

Q: Prior to the game you told Reality Blurred that you planned to change your dialect, using short sentences and a ‘dumb’ voice to make people think you weren’t a mental threat. Did that work out in practice?
No, because after I got elected chief, all bets were off. In other words, my whole strategy had to change.

Q: You seemed to put a lot more responsibility on yourself as tribal chief than Mick did at Foa Foa. Did you ever consider playing the title off as honorary and allowing someone else to lead around camp?
I thought about it, but my tribe seemed to have strong people/personalities than what I saw on Foa Foa. I don’t know how Mick got a pass, but I will tell you I would not have gotten a pass on Galu if I was the same weak leader that Mick was. He was useless. I guess his being useless did help keep him in the game.

Q: As an environmental protection lawyer I really admire your service. Are there any particularly sweet victories you can share with us?
I had a case where a child was poisoned by lead paint. Ulitmately, we were able to get a nice penalty from the respondent, and ordered him to remediate his properties. No more children will be exposed or poisoned by that property anymore.

Survivor Samoa: The Captain Planet Debate Revisited

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:41:24 +0000

When you’ve seen guys fall in the fire, suffer terrible collisions, break out in red spots and get carried away in helicopters it’s hard to be shocked by an evacuation. But there was one genuinely chilling moment on Survivor: Samoa.

When Russell stared up at the sky without blinking and the heart rate monitor went crazy he looked like he was dead. He wasn’t moving a muscle. I completely believe Jeff Probst when he says he’s never been so scared in 19 seasons of Survivor.

As much as contestants always try to impress on viewers how tough this game really is I’m not sure they totally grasp their own mortality. Some things are just hard to fully appreciate until you’re confronted with the reality of them. These contestants are pushing their bodies to the very limit. I’m relieved for Russell and his family that nothing worse happened.

That said, it was a terrible episode. Other than a guy almost dying nothing happened this week. Everyone sat around complaining for an hour and no one even got voted off. Things got so slow the editors even let Natalie talk. Call me Sue Sylvester but I want more.

If it were up to me the two tribes would have shared the hot pizza reward. But first they would have voted on one person to sit in the rain and watch. Can you imagine Natalie’s reaction shots? That would have been great television.

What an apt reference to Captain Planet on Jaison’s part. For those of you still too short to have gone on this ride, Captain Planet was a wholesome 1990s TBS cartoon about five kids from different continents who banded together to fight pollution. Four of the kids had the power to control one of the elements but the fifth got stuck with the namby pamby power of ‘Heart.’

Like every kid I mocked the girl with Heart because, well, how were you going to Heart someone to death? I wanted to throw tornados or splash tsunamis. Jaison made a great point, though. In the real world which is the cooler super power – being able to throw rocks or having the heart to fix your problems? Heart girl FTW!

The advertising for this week’s episode was embarrassing. Obviously the fact that there was a near fatality this week is going to be a major marketing point. So in order to get audiences excited the producers showed Russell’s collapse and evacuation. There’s just one problem with that. If everyone has already seen who gets removed from the game and why there’s really no suspense left. Is there? It kind of freed viewers up to watch the Yankees game.

Really, if I were the Steinbrenner family and I thought I could get away with it I’d run that ad on every network I could. We already know from the preview that next week Russell forms an alliance with Laura from Galu, revealing that Galu wins the Reward Challenge and kidnaps him. I say this with love: Since when did the show that drew higher ratings than the Super Bowl start groveling on its knees for people to pay attention to them? In television – as with dating – groveling just never gets you what you’re after.

Okay. I know a lot of fans hate Russell Hantz. But you’ve got to give the guy some credit. When he said he just hated to see Russell Swan go out like that he sounded totally sincere. I almost believed him and I know better. This is the guy dumping the canteens.

If you talk to the contestants they all thought Russell was a great guy until they saw the episodes. Russell is the kind of guy who could steal your wallet while he was giving you a hug, then help you look for the guy that did it. He’s not the best player in this game because he’s pulling tricks. He’s the best player because he’s everyone’s best friend out there.

Survivor Samoa: Erik Got Clotheslined by the Invisible Man

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:17:07 +0000

Somewhere Charlie Brown is snickering. He may have spent decades trying to kick the football, only to end up on his butt every time, but at least he didn’t get clotheslined by a clothesline. That just looked funny. One second Erik was running at top speed through the woods. The next his feet were lifting off the ground and he seemed to be flying. He probably barely felt the wrenching strangulation of a rope slamming into his throat before he had crashed to the ground in a pile of leaves.

I’m sure that hurt, and I hate to be mean. But I hope Erik takes some consolation in the fact that win or lose he’ll always have a hilarious YouTube video to show for his momentary pain. I loved it.

I also loved this week’s host-less reward challenge, which posed the castaways with a really interesting dilemma. Without Jeff Probst there to enforce the rules, why follow them? Even though they were starving, Russell Hantz, Mick and Natalie handed over the chickens with refreshing good sportsmanship. But if they had grabbed the chickens by the scruff of the neck and walked off with them no one would have stopped them.

Love him or hate him, if Ben had still been in the game you know The Outlaw wouldn’t have played by any of those “sissy rules.” He would have gotten those chickens back to Foa Foa even if it meant he had to kick Russell Swan in his other leg.

In a lot of ways last night was like a second premiere for Survivor: Samoa. After three weeks of having to refer to Dave as “that guy who looks like Kevin Spacey” we finally sat down properly with the Galu tribe.

From what we can tell, while Foa Foa was burning the laundry and fighting about race, Galu was on “snooze patrol.” Rocket scientist John is, of course, the charter member and honorary captain of the Snooze Patrol. But Yasmin, Kelly and Brett all seemed happy to join him for an afternoon snore. I think Monica and Laura were too hyped up from sniffing the fresh towels to nod off. How has this tribe been winning? I’m surprised they found the challenge beach without a GPS.

Speaking of which, what was up with Monica in the challenge? So far, she has always competed with the heart of a terrier. She’s petite but don’t tell her that. She’ll wrestle people to the ground like she thinks she’s a Green Bay Packer. This week she was huffing and puffing before she was a third of the way across that rope. Was she having a panic attack trying to walk across the trembling rope? Or did that comfort reward last week come with a trunk full of Lucky Strikes?

On a final note, I’m already excited for next week’s episode. The gross food challenge is a Survivor classic, so catchy in its simplicity that it spawned one of the worst reality shows ever made. When it comes to finding foods that will give you nightmares, Fear Factor wins undigested. Err…. Contested. But Survivor: Africa’s blood drinking challenge did make my best friend toss her fafaru. So after next week’s seafood smoothies Jamba Juice blender-istas may be left wondering what happened to the morning drive time rush.

Do you like the new Galu? Do you think “riding Russell like a horse” (or a jackass) is a good plan for Natalie? And am I the only one looking forward to the backlash when it rains for 48 hours straight next week and Galu are left standing around with their towels and no tarp?

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