But at least in their name donations were made to domestic abuse charities and people seemed genuinely moved to learn about Survivor. They were too real, and you could argue all day that’s worse, and I wouldn’t begrudge you. At least with Dan and Will, as awful as they were, they started a conversation. I want him to go away back to VH1 where he belongs and stop polluting the show with his cheap knockoff villainy and his blatant to the point of boring sexism. Their usage of him reflects this- his attitude is so naturally nasty that it feels forced.
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Like, as a lead on one of those TruTV abominations or the know it all misogynist you get on some survival TV show. Kyle Jason seems like the lesser type of villain you find in worse reality TV shows. Yeah, you watch closer and Jason only does the shove after he grabs the idol key.
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Yet, it’s hard to buy “we take care of our own” after you spend four episodes berating those you see as beneath you, refuse to use their name, talk about feeding filthy toe skin water to, and shove into sharp rocks after you get the idol key. On its own, he has sweet moments, like his comforting of Cydney after the heat stroke freak out. It’s a little like hearing Will talk about his love of family a few episodes after berating Shirin’s abusive family history.
Instead it honestly just makes it suck more when Jason acts like a complete high-and-mighty douche to anyone he considers an inferior. They really do try to bring that out to make him bearable. “Well nothing says strong woman than letting a giant and a guy who thought getting anus tattooed on his body was a good idea call you worthless on a regular basis.” -John Debonoįrom the moment I saw his bio I knew he could be a contentious character, but there was also enough hidden in there (his daughter, his military service, his counter-intuitive love for Rudy) that I could also find him a respectable character. And to start us off, time to surprise no one. Usually I go in order of tribe and intro shit, but I figure it’d be more fun to rank from best to worst, or in this case worst to best so I can get progressively happier in my soul as we go on. After all, to understand the future, we have to go back in time.įor now, it’s time to see how the 13 characters stack up this season. I don’t usually do “swap predictions” or any predictions after the pre-game, because I suck at them and because the result is just a factor of the story, not the entire mission in my eyes. Think of it as a giant Pity the Living segment. I’ll summarize the best and worst of their journey and how the road ahead looks for them now that they’re hitting a swap. Instead, I’m gonna give a Hindsight Bias on our thirteen remaining contestants. Because of the nature of the episode it’s basically all on YouTube save for the Mansplaining hour with Scot and Kyle, which is the only part not worth rewatching unless you need to collect an insurance premium on your TV. If you wanna know what I think of last episode now, basically read the Autopsy, or better yet, rewatch the episode. I’m not gonna Hindsight Bias last episode. Instead, I’m gonna catch everything up into the now. I did seriously consider doing a Hindsight Bias on that HvV episode, but I’d hate to incite a riot on RTV for all the non-fun reasons. The moment where Russell suggests Danielle to Colby and Colby literally laughs in his face and blurts “uhhh, really?” Is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. Of these videos, I watched a few random Survivor episodes, one of which was Heroes vs Villains’ double boot, which I actually recommend because you can find some goddamn hilarious moments hidden in there.
I slept a lot, and when I wasn’t sleeping I was eating or watching videos.
Luckily, it wasn’t heat stroke, just a fever and a cold that, combined with chemo lowering my white blood cells and immune system to jack shite, meant I was in the ER getting pumped with fluids for two days.
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Debbie got two related to the medevac, and only one of her confessionals plus Peter’s are separate from the two big elephants in the room.įor a third, I experienced an actual medevac myself.
Three of the people that did were on To Tang, so it was all about Alecia. Seriously, this episode is very hard to write about, much less write about twice. There were no real moments related to that aside from the backlash of the Liz elimination where Peter decides that since they eliminated their sickest, weakest member, Chan Loh is now the weakest tribe left. For another, the two big subjects in my Autopsy- the heat stroke epidemic and Alecia’s elimination- were basically the entire content of the episode. For one, I feel like most of the things I said in my Autopsy, I stand by, even factoring in rewatches. I’m going to open this article with the warning that I don’t think I can write a Hindsight Bias for this episode. This will be handy for if I get any more predictions wrong.
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