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Post by MissScarlet on Feb 7, 2020 0:20:13 GMT
I just love Sandra & her laid back attitude. I'd love to see her win a 3rd time because everyone, once again, underestimates her.
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Post by FannyMare on Feb 7, 2020 0:33:17 GMT
I just love Sandra & her laid back attitude. I'd love to see her win a 3rd time because everyone, once again, underestimates her. She could do it , she has just as much of a chance as the others. I prefer people that aren't laid back, so an early boot would be good for me..  |
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Post by rembrant on Feb 10, 2020 3:43:30 GMT
Just heard about this and, yeah, not impressed. I can practically see how they went at it; they got their first ever two-time winner in the 20th season and nobody has ever been able to pull off such a feat since, so they obviously want their second two-time winner for the 40th season. Laaaaaaame. I can't even bring myself to count whoever wins this as the second two-time winner because it's essentially guaranteed to happen. There's nothing special about it because they manufactured it that way. Call me when somebody manages to pull off a two-time victory in a season of mixed past winners and non-winners like Sandra did, then we'll talk.
I'm not even interested on whoever wins this or how they do, not even the ones I like. Sandra's my favorite Survivor player of all time from Day 1 of Pearl Islands and I don't even care if she wins this. Which she's not, obviously. Even if she has the good fortune to be in a strong team that wins challenges, her target is the biggest of them all because these people will be instantly wary of the one person who's won this twice, the right way. Even if she's not good at challenges, her social and strategic gameplay is second to none, so letting her go far in the game is the biggest mistake any of these people could make. Yes, she's always looking out for herself, so when she wants someone out, one can definitely count on her vote, but me, I'd get her out as soon as possible.
Also, I can understand her being angry at Mariano for not telling her he'd be in the season alongside her when she did tell him, since they're supposed to be friends. Classic douche move by Mariano, exactly what I'd expect from him, yet this already gives Sandra a reason to not trust him and want him out, and personally, I really hope so. Mariano's the single most overrated Survivor player ever, I personally hate how he's put on some sort of pedestal, and I'd love to hear him be kicked out early.
And seriously, backstabbing douchebags like Mariano, Tyson and Tony, barf-o-rama on all three of them, people would be smart to vote them out early. I'd sooner trust a great white shark to keep an eye on the kids I babysit while they go swimming dressed as seals than I would to trust any of those jerks.
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Post by MFWalkoff on Apr 13, 2020 17:28:41 GMT
News about the finale date, plus the Amazing Race premiere. ---------------------------------- CBS Sets Premiere For ‘The Amazing Race’ & Reveals Three-Hour ‘Survivor’ Season Finale - DeadlineBy Peter White April 13, 2020 9:30am CBS has revealed scheduling plans for the upcoming season of The Amazing Race and the season finale of Survivor. The broadcaster will air a three-hour season finale of Survivor: Winners at War, which is the 40th season of the reality competition series. The show, which filmed last summer in Fiji, features twenty returning winners from past Survivor seasons competing for a $2M prize. Following the 39-day battle, host Jeff Probst will crown the winner. During the finale, Probst will virtually connect by video with all 20 players to discuss the highlights of the season. It will air on Wednesday May 13 between 8pm and 11pm. Prior to the finale, CBS will air a two-hour penultimate episode on Wednesday May 6. A week later, on Wednesday May 20, CBS will debut the 32nd season of The Amazing Race. |
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Post by Navybelle on Apr 14, 2020 2:34:11 GMT
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Post by Bearcata on Apr 16, 2020 14:24:18 GMT
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