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I just can't thinking about how the annulment case didn't make any sense at all to me. Of course, I understand that t.v. law is different from real law (just like almost every other profession they show on a t.v. show), but the annulment case just seemed way over the line. Even on Married at First Sight (yes, don't judge) the participants are told they have to get a divorce, not an annulment. And, I just can't believe the judge would have believed everything the wife said in court without any hesitation (oh, he never mentioned that he would like his children to grow up in the church?). This case kind of took the focus off of the Mattie reveal for me. Anyway, thanks for letting me rant a bit.

I liked the cow pot idea/product. Would address a lot of issues as well as supplement the soil and help the plants grow. Kevin could really help this grow. I also think Kevin would have been ideal for the greeting card business but he wasn't interested. And, at one point Daniel claimed he was different from the other Sharks as he was more of a 'dolphin' and was 'more noble.' Just stop-you're exactly the same as the other Sharks except your major product is called 'Kind.' Which doesn't mean your offers are 'kind.'

Now they're bringing in 3 month signage. I just can't pay attention to the time jumps anymore and will do my best to try to follow whatever storyline/time jumps that I can. Oh, and a few coaching workouts with just pitching without batters or any other players does not lead one directly to professional baseball. No experience? No problem. They really do live in a different world. And, of course, bad new husband was setting up Brett for something.

I really dislike it when racers tell their taxi drivers to hurry because they're in a race for a million dollars. So what? What does the taxi driver get out of it. But, in this episode, Jack and Carson stated that if they got to the Bedoin camp first they would win the million dollars. Just stop. I wish the producers would forbid the racers from doing this. I always resent it and feel for the taxi drivers (or whomever else they say this to) and wish the taxi drivers would win the money for actually being the ones who got the racers to where they needed to go. This is just an age old gripe of mine. I had a few tears in my eyes at the exit of Pops and Jeff. Especially when Jeff stated that he always thought his father was Superman and now he had been able to see him fly.

Wow-Samantha is a LOT. It seems she always wants to be at the center of everything and is bothered by the fact that John is talking to the other women. I would be very happy if she decides to leave, but I doubt she will. I think she is using the 'I might leave' gambit to pull focus and attention to herself. Was glad that Rachel (? or her name could be something else...) left from Matt's group. I doubt anything happened with the woman who got up early and Matt. Rachel, he barely knows you so he isn't going to be 'fighting' for you. I'm amazed all the women act broken hearted whenever a woman leaves. They barely know each other. Too bad Brad Paisley didn't sing.

As for the challenge-I am so tired of obstacle courses and puzzles that I applaud challenges that test strength, endurance, balance, etc., all of which allow for different skill sets/ abilities to perform well at one time or another. Why not have a fishing challenge at some point? All teams at the same location with the same equipment? It also would not favor one gender or body type over another. And the reward would be that they got to eat their fish.

Okay, after watching this episode, this is what I'm hoping to see: Olympia doesn't care about Wellbrexit and can't believe that Matty has done all of this based on a Reddit post, so she turns in Matty for various legal and ethical violations; Mrs. B has evidence of the extortion plot; next season Matty is helping her fellow inmates with their legal issues. Why yes, I do enjoy sitting by myself at a table for one...

I've been pretty neutral on David until this episode. Maybe I even felt a bit sorry for him as he indicated he needed to win in order to keep his girlfriend. But, that has all changed. I couldn't stand his showboating throughout the episode. Didn't he realize it would put an even bigger target on him? He doesn't have a broad spectrum of skills that would allow him to go on an immunity run (strength, puzzle solving, etc.). And, taunting Joe? Not smart. Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if his girlfriend just gave him the 'you need to make more money' line as a way to leave the relationship... Glad to see both Sai and Cedrick leave. Sai was not a strategic player no matter what she thinks. Revenge votes? Targeting Mitch? A much better move would have been to continue to target Eva and her idol. But, Sai was convinced she was the smartest player so she was determined to revenge vote (not seeing the contradiction between those two views...). Joe went down a bit in my view as he has consistently been 'strength team' but then talked about how Mitch has too much 'strength' as he's a good competitor. Huh? So much for honesty. Just be honest-I want a 'strength' alliance in which I think I can win (or Eva) but I don't think I can beat Mitch, so I don't want him in my 'strength' alliance...

There's really nothing fun about this show. I liked the initial premise, but it has deteriorated into high levels of hypocrisy (such as when Ryan's mom is proclaiming how horrible people are [when she has done the exact same thing] and Woody's family getting angry about Woody not getting anything [when they voted to not have Jake get anything]). For sure I won't watch a second season if there is one, but not sure if I will finish this season (and I'm normally a watch it til the bitter end person).

I can't even follow the storylines anymore as I'm so confused by '6 months' 'present day' '4 months' etc. I will stick out the season though as I'm like that-I will follow through for some kind of closure. The only lead I still really like and root for is Birdie, but I don't need to see a huge love triangle develop. I did like that the realtor got the contract because she had the PTA list...

I am so fine with that entire list not being a part of Survivor 50.

I think Colton is a bit of a hound dog. I don't really get a sense of seriousness from him as I think he is loving being the center of attention from the women. However, Taylor was a good choice to send home as she could hardly wait to go to the other women and 'tell on Colton. But, I think he just didn't really know what to say in order to let her down easy. It will be interesting how long Samanthat stays as I felt like she was kind of 'challenging' John's friends to send her home. I'm surprised that Jay kept the model/student (well, at least so far) as she seems so NOT into the whole premise of the show which is to marry a farmer and live on the farm.

While I agree that the driver's seat set up Jonathon and Ana to be U-turned, I also feel that Phil set up Scott and Lori to be U-turned when he asked the entire 'pack at the mat' about Scott and Lori's performance, thus making the point of how strong and consistent they were. Frankly, I wish the other racers had selected one of the other strong teams to U-turn that might have been able to eliminate Jonathon and Ana. I've had heat exhaustion and never did that cause me to berate the people with whom I was interacting. Yes, I know that heat exhaustion and heat sickness impact us all in different ways, but Jonathon's behaviors are not ones I want to watch for entertainment. While I enjoyed Scott and Lori, I was surprised with their reactions to being voted for the U-turn. I get being disappointed, but I think they forgot the roles they were playing for a moment-everyone's friends, everyone's parents, and consistently positive. Yep, cracks were starting.

I fell in love with Star this episode. She has been on the back burner until now which makes me wonder if she goes far. What a wonderful human-please don't disappoint me in future episodes... I so would have voted Sai out-one who lectures someone else about how to respond to a reward and then does the exact same thing herself back at camp while half of the merged tribe didn't get to eat anything. Just be generic-oh, there was a lot of food, but because of all of the mud everywhere it didn't really look or taste like anything. Charity's ouster was a big 'meh.' However, I am concerned for Mitch as I like him and he is such a challenge monster why didn't the 'strength' alliance bring him in? Oh, yeah, because he's good at puzzles.

I found this episode really boring. Beyond the scandal (her upbringing, murder, release), there's really not anything interesting there. Her stepmother will milk this for all it's worth IMO. But, living her life on social media/television creates a catch 22 for Gypsy. She wants the attention and comments that she wants, but that creates the attention and comments she doesn't want. There are times I think Ken doesn't like her very much.