Reeling from a merciless elimination at tribal council, Brandon targets Dawn as the leader of the vote and Phillip assigns undercover identities to his alliance.
[QUOTE=Bacchus;334688]I'd of rather seen Shamar go (because of his entitled attitude) but Allie isn't that big of a loss either beyond the eye candy factor.[/QUOTE]
Shamar is awful. I don't think I can stand watching him on more than a few more episodes, if that...
Shamar can do whatever he wants and run his mouth as much as he wants until he has majority.
And I understand why Reynold didn't give his immunity idol to Ally - even if Shamar goes, Reynold & Ally are still targets.
However I like the start of this season. Much better that a couple of previous ones.
[QUOTE=fabulous788;334703]Shamar is awful. I don't think I can stand watching him on more than a few more episodes, if that...[/QUOTE]
I actually think that Shamar is funny. I can't stand him, but it makes me laugh that all he ever does is lay there and tell people to shut up.
Can i just say how beyond wrong it was to vote the girl out first who got voted out first on her original season? and **** especially when she was the one bringing the humor to the show.
I don't know about yall but my thoughts are always pretty much GET PHILLIP OFF he just comes off as way too arrogant and ignorant and i can't handle it, that would be my first mission ahha
[QUOTE=dreamer;334762]Can i just say how beyond wrong it was to vote the girl out first who got voted out first on her original season? and **** especially when she was the one bringing the humor to the show.
I don't know about yall but my thoughts are always pretty much GET PHILLIP OFF he just comes off as way too arrogant and ignorant and i can't handle it, that would be my first mission ahha[/QUOTE]
Beyond wrong in what way? I mean, to be fair, she picked the wrong side of the alliance. She is funny and I think would have been a good Survivor personality had she been on longer than a few days, but when your gameplay doesn't really improve...that's kind of her fault. In my opinion, it's more embarrassing that she got beaten by Phillip twice.
I find Phillip to be extraordinarily arrogant and ridiculous, but I think people pretty much keep him around for comedic relief and because they know there's no way in **** he is winning the game. Ever. If Survivor was a season of 19 Phillips and one random person, the random person would win. He is comedic relief, period. Even the members of Steath-r-Us 2.0 know his "leadership" role is to make him not freak out.
[QUOTE=molds13;334844]Beyond wrong in what way? I mean, to be fair, she picked the wrong side of the alliance. She is funny and I think would have been a good Survivor personality had she been on longer than a few days, but when your gameplay doesn't really improve...that's kind of her fault. In my opinion, it's more embarrassing that she got beaten by Phillip twice.
I find Phillip to be extraordinarily arrogant and ridiculous, but I think people pretty much keep him around for comedic relief and because they know there's no way in **** he is winning the game. Ever. If Survivor was a season of 19 Phillips and one random person, the random person would win. He is comedic relief, period. Even the members of Steath-r-Us 2.0 know his "leadership" role is to make him not freak out.[/QUOTE]
Very well said about both parties. The girl who got voted out twice first should just bow her head in shame and try jeopardy or something. Nobody will re-cast you after you made the same mistake twice, you'd think.
Phillip and Jamar remind me of eachother, just sayin.
Did anybody else notice how Malcolm is always nowhere to be found when the camera is on camp life? And also how he makes sure in challenges to place himself in the final leg of the challenge position (usually as the ****** or shooter) so that if the team wins it was thanks to him. Just something I noticed
[QUOTE=dreamer;334862]
Phillip and Jamar remind me of eachother, just sayin.
Did anybody else notice how Malcolm is always nowhere to be found when the camera is on camp life? And also how he makes sure in challenges to place himself in the final leg of the challenge position (usually as the ****** or shooter) so that if the team wins it was thanks to him. Just something I noticed[/QUOTE]
I can see a couple of similarities between Phillip and Shamar, but not too many. The glaring thing for me is that Shamar is lazy. Phillip at least does stuff around camp. They might both be [strike]a little[/strike] bossy, but at least Phillip tries, and he is nice to those in his alliance. Shamar doesn't even appear to have any redeeming qualities to him. He's just a ******* who has yet to prove anything, and he knew he could be a ******* because he was in the majority, so he laid it on even thicker. In my opinion, both are probably nice people outside of this game, but I'd rather have a drink with Phillip than Shamar. Both of their strategies are terrible and I think it's safe to say neither has a shot in winning.
I've also noticed that about Malcolm, but maybe that's just his strongest point, or people are better than him at other stuff. I feel like I remember him doing a lot (if not all) of the throwing challenges in his last season too. Maybe he's just got that stellar hand-eye coordination from all the Dartmouth beer pong.
My favorite thus far is the Nephew Hantz, even though he is kinda crazy. At least he is crazy in a good way, like he always seems to be watching out for his character and trying to do the respectable thing. And then he said he will start causing chaos, so I'm looking forward to it!
I like Brenda a lot but I just kinda have a crush on her is why haha.
I've been sleeping on the newbies team, to be honest. I need more episodes! :victorious:
Why does work continuously schedule me for Wednesday nights?!?!?! URGH. First it was school last semester and now it's work. I miss b*tching about who's going home, etc.
But anyway. I'm rooting for Malcolm and Dawn.
