Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains - Slay Everyone, Trust No One

[QUOTE=Kathleen;155668]Impressive Rob! Dare say, has he grown up?[/QUOTE] I feel there is a difference. The truth is, this is the first time he has ever been on a reality show where he is only the 4th or 5th most stuck up, overly confident person in the cast. Haha.

He did say "bromancin' on my idol", right? That wasn't just my ears ringing?

[QUOTE=Phoenix;155673] And I agree that it was cool how Rob started the fire. All-Stars don't need flint[/QUOTE] We are The All-Stars. The Survivor Superstars. We don't need your flint, Jeff. :D

I have seen Rob before, but I know I didn't see his season. Was he on the amazing race?

[QUOTE=RMD1;155677]I have seen Rob before, but I know I didn't see his season. Was he on the amazing race?[/QUOTE] Two seasons...a regular one and then All-Stars.

Ok now that I have a minute.... first and foremost I'm rooting for Colby and a few of the Heroes. But I have to hand it to Boston Rob. I think he is a big contender and I'll be rooting him on. I'm sick of Russell and Coach and hope they get the boot soon. I know it will be less entertaining, but they annoy me so much.

[QUOTE=molds13;155675]He did say "bromancin' on my idol", right? That wasn't just my ears ringing?[/QUOTE] HAHA! Yes, he did say those exact words. Awkward!

Rob is the man. Looks like JT is gonna be the villain of the heroes tribe.

[QUOTE=asamber1;155667]I really like Candice actually. Russell and JT Show (as of now) = Vomit in My Mouth and all around. And At least Boston Rob has become the first person since Michele in Fiji to start fire (and she was first since Africa!). He is pretty good.[/QUOTE] Actually, they did it in Marquesas too. But they both used lenses. But I do believe that Rob is the first to start it with nothing but friction.

Oh who put Rupert in charge of the flint?????

I love how Cirie is hating on Rupert's fire-making skills. Watch someone else do it first try...like JT.

[QUOTE=molds13;155678]Two seasons...a regular one and then All-Stars.[/QUOTE] So this is like his 5th time on a reality show?

[QUOTE=RMD1;155685]So this is like his 5th time on a reality show?[/QUOTE] That would be correct.

By the way I LOVED Jeff's words during the immunity challenge: "Coach guiding the tribe, using his life experiences!"

[QUOTE=RMD1;155685]So this is like his 5th time on a reality show?[/QUOTE] There was the show where he tried to become a professional poker player...and there was that reality show that I don't think aired where people put up there own money to compete.

[QUOTE=molds13;155688]By the way I LOVED Jeff's words during the immunity challenge: "Coach guiding the tribe, using his life experiences!"[/QUOTE] We all know Jeff has a Coach crush!

Talk about desperate...

This is a very feel-good episode, I am really enjoying it.

It wasn't a show like a competition but they did a show on Rob and Amber's wedding as well.

[QUOTE=Kathleen;155694]It wasn't a show like a competition but they did a show on Rob and Amber's wedding as well.[/QUOTE] I forgot about that one! Yes, he has been on many a reality show.

JT is hard core.

They're starting to slack on the tree mail raps.

I am hoping the Heroes pull off another victory in the immunity challenge.

Haha...listen to Jeff suck up to Coach. What is up with that, lol. [B]Edit:[/B] I know there is mocking in there, but still.

Oh man, that puzzle is ridiculously difficult.

Yess Jeff, but 3 tribes "won" that challenge in the Cook Islands. Not exactly the same thing.

Still funny the second time around Jeff :D

The Heroes obviously have a bigger brain trust than the Villains. The Villains are at a disadvantage in games. Their forte is deceit.