Rodney

Question: how so? Neither one has made any moves. Being the only pair to stay a loyal pair is hardly a move.

That's not why she didn't. She voted out Tim quite easily, after all, and she voted out Tevin, too. She didn't vote Q out because Hunter was the bigger threat. Plain and simple. But she clearly didn't mind Q being the backup target in case Hunter pulled out an idol.

It's not like she was totally stupid, though. The prenup was actually a good move. Yet she's still being thought of as a dupe?

Sarah: People can change. We know that better than anyone else. Me: Sure, Sarah, but . . . how long is that going to last with your man? This time, I mean? He's let in other criminals before. AFAIC, letting in Ava would've been no different.

That's really funny, because my happy place has been seeing her outlast all of her Nami haters. Fancy, that.

I do, and I have from the start. Why? Because he clearly didn't think to practice the other two important elements to Survivor: strategy and social bonds. He couldn't strategize or even socialize for jack shit, and both of those deficiencies did him in.

I don't remember all of them, but here are the ones that I do: James (China, with TWO idols) Ozzy (Micronesia; and it was actually back at camp, because he didn't even bring it!) Colton (One World; though he was actually evacuated) Andrea (Caramoan) Jon (San Juan Del Sur) Neal (Kaoh Rong; though he was actually evacuated) Scot (Kaoh Rong; though it was actually Jason's idol first that was slipped to him!) J.T. (Game Changers; one of the best vote-offs ever!) Chris (Ghost Island) Aubry (Edge of Extinction) Brad (41) Danny (44) Sabiyah (45) Jem (46) Hunter (46) There are likely others, but I either didn't see their seasons or simply forgot them since their seasons were that forgettable.

Not that long. We had Julie's just last season. She nullified every vote against her except for her own, which took out Emily on the bounceback.

And I, for one, am happy that she outlasted the whole trifecta of her Nami haters -- Soda, Tevin, and Hunter. Good episode for that alone. . . . Which I've said several times, for several weeks. Yet everyone thinks that he was some great player?!

I knew he wasn't. He couldn't save Tevin, after all.

On this show, it almost always does.

I don't see her playing it on him after he opened his big mouth about it.

I did. She fell out of the last challenge fast, too.

Not possible with everyone seeing him as a goat now.

She's so happy to be getting her divorce, she's probably not keeping her eyes open to everything going on around her. Once the divorce is finalized, though, I'm sure that she'll back to her usual smart self again.