truthaboutluv

I had a feeling the votes would shift to Hunter once they knew Tiffany would play her idol.

Badass on Tiffany's part. She's right - just play it and get three more days and figure it out from there.

That's why I've said I 100% see her crawling her annoying self to the Final 5. I definitely don't think she'll make Final 3 but she ain't leaving yet.

And to think nutty Q suggested the man throw the challenge.

Oh, did not expect Maria to be the first one out.

I think the final part of the challenge may work for Maria, especially since she won the other challenge that required holding onto the pole.

Is it just me or the purple team don't even seem like they're ever rushed. Hunter and Charlie were both moving so calmly. Meanwhile Q, this would have been the time to prove how much of a challenge threat you were as Hunter.

This. And it'd be hilarious.

Chile, why is Jeff so sassy and rude to the players? Basically calling Q and company's old tribe losers and now basically telling Venus, Q and Liz they'd be the first group out.

I knew the challenge was going to be the type where they go round by round until one group is left to battle for immunity. Which is exactly why Q's suggestion to Charlie to throw the challenge was so stupid because that would essentially mean Charlie throwing away his shot to win immunity.

And just as Tiff predicted, Q's dumbass put a massive target on her back by letting everyone know she has an idol.

Kenzie refers to Venus as the leftover but to hear Venus tell it, "she know everything going on and is so in the know with all the strategy."

Am I nuts for thinking there could be some love/hate passion between Venus and Hunter? But seriously, as hilarious as it is that Venus keeps sneaking past, girlfriend IS annoying and antagonistic. Why would you go to Hunter being, "so what's your big strategy now." Like really Venus? Hunter's, "but you're always mad so who cares" was hilarious.

THIS!! Who cares if people aren't bleating on about how awesome and badass Liz is right now. Make those moves to get you to the end and at the Final Tribal Council let them all know how you controlled shit.

Dear god Liz is freaking whiny. So basically Liz' game is, "oh no, people are talking about someone instead of me, time to get them out." Dear god, when is she being voted out?

He was ONE vote when all of the tribe agreed to vote out Tevin. How was he supposed to change that? And as for not being in tune with the strategic part of the game, once again, they were supposedly in an alliance where they'd agreed to vote for Tiffany. Liz however floats the idea of Tevin to the others and they all agree to it, leaving Q and Hunter, and well Tevin, as the odd ones out. And for all the stupid shit he said and did last night, the one smart thing Q said, when telling Hunter that the vote changed, was that he wasn't going to mess up the game for one person. In other words, at that point, even Q seemed to accept that it was Tevin and there was nothing they could do. So how exactly was Hunter supposed to flip that? And do so without putting a big target on his back if he tried too hard to save Tevin. That's how Tim screwed himself. Fighting too hard for old Siga members, making the other tribe members question where his real loyalty lay.

And that's the thing though, based on editing, she didn't even try. Again, only going by the editing, it appeared that Liz was sort of on the fringe in her tribe, with Venus the clear target. Then Tevin, despite being close to Soda, recognized the potential of her being a strong social threat and brought up the idea of blindsiding her to Hunter and Liz. That is when Liz made clear then that she'd been thinking for awhile that Soda could be threat. So essentially it came across as Liz wanted credit for merely having the thought that Soda could be a potential threat who needed to go, despite Tevin being the one to stick his neck out to Maria and Charlie and get them on board for the vote. What's also comical about Liz is that she's the one who came into the game thinking it was a great move to tell people how much she didn't need the money, didn't care about it and was just here for an adventure. But then she gets all in her feels at the idea of not being seen as a mastermnind or any serious strategist. Well yeah, because that's the game you decided to play at the start with those dumbass comments.

There have been many winners who were at the wrong side of votes at different points of the season. I don't think Hunter is winning either, mostly because he's too big of a physical threat and so they'll gun for him as quickly as possible. But I don't think his not being on the side of this vote means it is certain he won't win.

Except he was in no danger of being voted out. The tribe was torn between Tiffany and Tevin. Q was safe. And all this mess did was put a massive target on his back. Tevin had a good attitude about being blindsided. He was disappointed yes but still had fun with it; enjoying the moment of Jeff's snuffing his torch.

Nah, they're going to wait when they're back at camp to strategize with that information. They were smart to stick to the plan they had coming in despite Q's nonsense and distraction. But as I said, he's put a big 'ol target on his back. That so-called aliance of six is well and truly dead. Q has shown he's a loose cannon, and Charlie was already wary of him, Hunter likely doesn't trust any of these people anymore and Tiff knows they considered coming for her. Will be interesting to see how Hunter moves forward because I don't think he was really close to anyone but Tevin and he's a physical threat. But he's also a bit of loner and that might help in minimizing him as a social threat.

Tevin sweetie, you will not be going back to camp. Because unless I missed it, no one told Tevin there was a plan to get him out but they told Tiff to give her a head's up. It's Tevin.

Hunter has a headache. Also, I think Hunter is the only one who never got up to talk to anyone. I think they're still going to vote out Tevin but Q's nutty antics have put a massive ass target on his back moving forward.

Ben called it - "he doesn't like being at the bottom."

His and Tevin's expressions are cracking me up.

For all the lecturing he did of Bhanu, Q is turning out as bad a player as Bhanu. Everyone is so confusion right now.