Carey

Carson with that what the hell look to Yam Yam

Probst with the title. Frannie too!

The jury is shocked that Carson won Immunity HAHA!

I just thought about how that might doom a finalist for their lack of belief

I hope not. However, you never know since some of these people talk & cannot keep a secret

Oh dammit. Heidi is the only person I want to see win over Frannie and Carolyn. But man, that would be a total nice blindside

I think Danny sorta errored there

Yep. At least he's also the one that gets how much of a threat she is. Though that save was before she really went on a run

I guess it'll be sad if they finally take out Frannie, but several of those people might not be that smart if she survives outright (meaning no HII needed). Of course, Marin could find an idol herself, and if that's the case so be it. Someone saving her better have what it takes to topple her in a FTC scenario like Gabler or Maryanne in 2022

No. At least not yet. Unless you count Heidi, Lauren, and Carolyn

WTG Carson!

That's my dream scenario. And Karma in a way for me

Not sure a Danny boot would be a blindside. At least not for me. Who else would be a target to go. I guess it'll be a blindside if Frannie is saved again, but that would be the cast giving up with 3 weeks to go

Technically, Danny is right. Jaime's idol story IS B.S.

I feel bad for Yam Yam now. However, I also fell bad for ripping on him too. Including right now; gotta win to guarantee reward, my friend

I think Danny might not be smart to take out Lauren. OTOH that's fine since Frannie might beat him again. The problem is a sudden advantage that ends Massa instead. Which is fine since he could've saved that HII 2 weeks ago

If I'm Danny, you might need to take out Frannie unless you can't. But great, smart picks for Frannie!

Same here. However, this might hurt her if she loses going forward. This is reward, so the cast knows before the next IC and TC

Yes. Survivor staff is playing and over/under game with a 43.5 total

Or not. Awesome reward!

Oh if only she knew

Looks like Frannie isn't in a great spot currently based on the vote there

Three

There's the saying of, "Like father; like son." Apparently somewhere near the Midwest, there could be a saying of, "Like Head Coach; like Quarterback." I sorta feel bad for people like Andy Reid & Patrick Mahomes. They both work hard to persevere, have & will; good for them on being successful amid the legal & troubling nonsense from their family members. On a better football note, looks like big time company, a familiar player is joining the new look Jets this autumn. No WR draft pick needed I guess

I wonder where the phrase "Here To Stay" will rank in terms of common phrases or quotes that have been said throughout Survivor history when it's over. Anyway, here comes another "article": The Final Four Fire-Making Challenge Is Not Going Anywhere (I know that) I'm in the minority when it comes to this segment that precedes the final day & FTC, but the definitive reason comes from my hatred of the final three format that the show has used for most of the seasons since 2006. First things first, I have to disagree with Jeff (really his POV) in terms of a head-to-head rout courtesy of the eventual winner at the expense of the runner up. Sure it's been the case for several of the first 12 seasons. However, at least they received votes. A ton of seasons over the past 17 years had people there when they probably should have been elsewhere. I do agree with Jeff when it comes to how one player of four can go right before the end, whether he or she is super nice or super great at challenges. I'm not a fan of the 3-1 targeting at that point. I'm sorta neutral overall with Probst. He's not a fan of the final IC winner having so much power, but at that point in the game, they kind of earned it. However, that's not always the case. Sometimes, a big reason why I can do without the F3 is that 1 or 2 of those players who would not get voted out can go to the final IC and put in zero effort, and from there, they either "steal" the title or end up as a finalist that was ignored at a level where the jurors might have thought that particular person wasn't there