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When and to where did Lynn (the nurse who was in cahoots with Kristen and Stefano and who ended up being one of Sami's foils for drugging Austin) disappear?

I mostly agree but pretend to think that had Spike not cut Snake off during his rant to Raditch, he would have gotten to the "he should have never been brought back to Degrassi" portion. One of the biggest head-scratchers to date was Ashley failing to graduate from her senior year, twice. I actually really liked Liberty and wanted to see her character further developed. I miss Mrs. Kwan and Ms. Suave (Sovet?). I thought that Paige was more in the wrong than Alex was in 'Love is a Battlefield' aka their final breakup episode aka Alex's final episode.

I'm not convinced that Christopher survived the beating from Vince and his buddies.

I know this is a season that most people would like to forget, but didn't both Chase (via NaOnka) and Sash (via Marty) have idols at the final six?

I'm wondering if the "first" is there being a final four at final tribal council?

Since her appearance in 2012, Eileen Davidson seemed to portray Kristen as a caricature of a deranged person. I though that she did a great job at portraying somebody who was in the midst of going off the rails back in the 90's.

Sorry, I did indeed mean Fairplay's ballot.

How has Rupert been chosen by everyone on the executive committee thus far, including Tyson and Cesternino?

Not that i'm complaining, as I really like Jen Lilley and Casey Moss, but I'm sort of amazed that Theresa and JJ are the last two TomSell era characters still standing.

Kimmi's father looked like he could have been her husband. I was not expecting for him to look so young! Nice to see Val and Dale, though I wish Val had been allowed to speak. Kelley rolled her eyes quite a bit at tribal council.

Could Belle, Shawn, Chloe and Phillip be considered veterans?

This is reminding me of the W&C alliance skewering Andrea for daring to vote out Francesca.

Happy to see Grace in a storyline, and not just as a sounding board for Maya and Zig!

Why was it necessary to say who won't be in his life? It didn't seem like he was even asked that specific question. And how coincidental that the three mentioned were in the minority/opposing alliance. I wish we could have seen his relationship with Kimmi, however. Other than the Monica boot, we have seen next-to-nothing from her.

I think this became quite the popular opinion by the middle of Blood vs. Water. My (possibly unpopular) opinion is that Vytas played a great pre-swap game in that season, but a non-existent post-swap (pre-merge) game. His pre-game alliance with Katie and Tina saved him.

My impression is that he was already on the bottom of that large alliance, so the Survivor bidding incident was just an excuse for the rest of that alliance.

Didn't they also almost put him with Nicole? Or did I just imagine that?

She really is a gem when it comes to quotes, isn't she? Between the vultures bit from last week, this week's snark at Fishbach and Savage, and her "no hard feelings at you voting for me last week, but think about how I feel!" when she isn't exhausting her tribemates (and many viewers), I think she is truly a riot.

Should she not win this season, and should she ever want to return for another season, I think this episode cemented her chances for a third-time-is-the-charm season, assuming that there is one. That was amazeballs!

This makes the most sense to me. I defended Joe last week, and still don't think he is a poor strategist, but it did seem odd that he was so surprised that anyone would consider targeting him, when he was a clear merge threat last season as well.

My guess is that Kelley is seen as more under-the-radar, which can be scary to those who fear that strategy, and not as likely to talk her way out of the game as Abi and Ciera might potentially be.

Abi did indeed say that and also "right back at you" after Savage gave her the bird. Speaking of Abi, how has she not received a single confessional since the merge?

That was such a satisfying blindside and idol play by Wentworth! I was so worried that Savage was going to make it to the end on likability, despite the fact that I think he comes off like such a tool who immediately casts those who don't automatically agree with him as immoral and disgusting.

He also won an advantage in the final four reward challenge that would allow him to skip untying three sets of knots and thus go up a couple fights of stairs in the final immunity challenge.

I once would have liked to have seen Redemption Island on an all rookies season, but knowing that it was in place solely for Boston Rob, Russell, Coach, and Ozzy, four of the most over-exposed Survivor players, left a sour taste in my mouth.