"Jeff I am going to use my advantage and take Joe's vote away from him"!!
Then I am going to shoot myself in the foot by voting myself out ha ha omg that was the best show I've seen in awhile!! Fishbach pretty much voted himself out second round and his buddy Jeremy what was he thinking using his idol on him which was a total waste and put a target on Jeremy back big time IMO to.
First vote was to Ciera who well I like the girl but I am glad she is now in jury. Now they need to vote out Abi next week and how she is still there don't know. I was glad that Kelli found the idol again I do like her no matter what some may say she is playing the game this time and pretty well same with Joe. Joe you may want out I don't he is playing and he is playing well this time around to.
People say they want to see Joe out well he sure stayed this last time second tribal without the immunity necklace to. So he is doing something right and playing this game well. Jeremy needs to go soon to sorry dude but after playing that idol on Fishback uh you lost me sorry. Stephen was starting to go down hill with his feet and cold and not looking well for one & always plotting trying to at least never really won anything except that award challenge but that was it then picking Tasha first uh okay made a few suspicious specially almost Jeremy to who thought he wasn't going to be picked. But he did pick him took him as well for saving him the last tribal which hey he did save his ass but why IMO it was a mistake and waste of the idol.
So on that note for now I was glad to see Kass stopped with the flipping off people lol they must of talked to her or she just realized it was a waste of time and making her look not to good .
Happy Thanksgiving to you all may your day or evening where ever in the world you may live be a great one and be kind to one another we could use more of all of us just being kind getting along ...
Kimberly
TV REALITY MOM
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Survivor Double eviction night
'Survivor: Cambodia' Recap: Double the Blindsides, Double the Fun
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
After all the rain the contestants have been dealing with on Survivor: Cambodia, Kelly Wiglesworth
was probably a little relieved to be sent to the jury after last week's
vote. Unfortunately, for everyone else, it doesn't look like it's
letting up any time soon. Let's hope for their sake they can keep their
heads in the game and persevere through it.
Jeremy
knows he has work to do after he, Stephen and Spencer blindsided Kelly.
He especially knows that Tasha is going to be upset. Tasha isn't happy
that she wasn't part of the majority voting bloc, and she'll let it
slide this time, but she's not about to let it happen again.
Another person who is pretty upset about what happened is Joe. His
closest ally in the game is gone now so he knows he needs to keep
winning immunity.
The rain continues through the night and the
next day which is really putting a cramp in Ciera's game. She wants more
one-on-one conversations with people, but instead, everyone is just
struck inside the shelter.
Everyone's complaining about the
poor conditions except for Keith. He'd stay out here in the cold and
rain for another 50 days for a million dollars, no matter how pruney his
feet and hands get.
Playing for Relief
The ten remaining Survivors are split into two groups of five. Three
people from each team will try to score a basket for their team while
the other three try to stop them. The first team to make three baskets
wins a getaway trip that will include spending time with a roof over
their heads and plenty of food.
The Pink team is Joe, Ciera, Spencer, Tasha and Abi and the Blue team is Jeremy, Keith, Kimmi, Kelley and Stephen.
Joe pretty much dominates the challenge, throwing people around like
they weighed more than rag dolls. He and Spencer score for Pink, and
while Jeremy manages to score for Blue, Tasha puts in the final basket
for Pink to win reward.
At the reward, Spencer says that it's
almost as important to win reward challenges as it does to win immunity
challenges. It helps your moral, it gets you fed, it gets you ready for
immunity challenges, and most importantly, it helps you work on your
relationships in the game.
Ciera does her thing and pitches to
the rest of them that Stephen should be the next to go home, because
with his advantage, he's the most powerful person in the game. Joe
hasn't forgotten how Stephen targeted him before so he's completely on
board with this plan. Spencer and Tasha don't seem as convinced.
Back at camp, everyone is so miserable, but they have time to talk
about who they want gone next too. They all think that Joe needs to be
stopped at the next immunity challenge and should go home. Now, someone
just needs to actually beat him.
Some people are struggling with
the weather more than others. Poor Stephen is dealing with stomach
issues on top of the cold and the rain. And Kimmi tries to draw strength
from her kids. If her son can deal with being in the hospital for 49
days dealing with a kidney disease, then she can tough out this weather.
White Rock/Black Rock
Before we get to the challenge, Jeff gives each person a white rock and a
black rock. Then he tells them the challenge for immunity is to balance
on one foot on a small block of wood while balancing a ball against an
overhanging piece of wood. But the twist is, if five people choose to
give up their spot in the challenge, a construction crew will build them
a new shelter with a roof and a place for the fire in the center. If
they want to sit out the challenge, they'll show Jeff their white rock,
and if they want to play, they show the black.
Everyone chooses
to sit out the challenge, except Joe and Keith. Keith is stunned that
it's on him alone to beat Joe. And Joe knows he didn't really have a
choice in the matter.
Things go pretty quickly considering there are only two people. Keith's ball slips and Joe wins his fourth challenge in a row.
Loser Scramble
Everyone's happy to come back to a nice shelter, a roaring fire and
even tea and cookies, but Spencer says it will be short-lived for
someone who chose to sit out and won't be around to enjoy the luxury of
their new camp.
Stephen talks to Jeremy and Kimmi. He thinks
that Ciera needs to be the next one to go because she's too dangerous.
He thinks he can work with Kimmi and Kelley, but Ciera's just too sneaky
to keep around.
Ciera's plan, on the other hand, is to vote out
Stephen. She thinks she can get Keith and Joe on board to blindside
Stephen. But just in case he tries to play his advantage, even though
they don't know what it is, the Witches are going to throw a couple of
votes Kimmi's way.
Old
Cagayan friends, Spencer and
Tasha, check in. Tasha's not eager to vote with the Witches because she
thinks it will give Ciera too much power. But Spencer doesn't trust
Stephen and wants to see him out.
Jeremy meanwhile is not okay
with voting out Stephen. He's his closest ally in the game. He also
doesn't want Ciera and the Witches gaining any more traction.
Tribal Council #1
Everyone talks about how terrible the weather's been. Kelley says it's
the lowest she's ever felt and Stephen complains of being sick.
Ciera says she made the decision she made because she wanted to show
that she was willing to sacrifice to make her tribe stronger. Tasha says
she wouldn't be able to live herself if she made the "selfish"
decision. Joe says he wasn't in the position to make the "unselfish"
decision, because he knows if he didn't win immunity he'd be gone.
Spencer says he thinks Keith is safe from the vote, and that means that
someone who opted out of the challenge made a million dollar mistake,
and that will be a bitter pill to swallow.
Stephen thinks the
voting blocs are so unpredictable because everyone's just trying to do
what's best for them for the next couple of days. That said, he's not
sure what's going to happen tonight, but it will probably be a
blindside.
To the Vote! Abi votes for Stephen, but the rest of the votes are hidden.
Before the vote, Jeremy tells Jeff that he's playing his idol for
Stephen because it comes down to who he can trust moving forward.
Stephen is stunned, and he's even more stunned to see his name written
down so many times. The idol negates the majority of the votes and his
ass is saved for tonight.
Jeremy, Stephen and Kimmi all voted
for Ciera so she's sent home. She's obviously bummed, but she knew that
she was asking people to play the game, and the irony isn't lost on her
that they finally started playing and she went home because of it.
Idol Fallout Kimmi thinks it was classy of Jeremy to play his idol for his ally. I'm sure Jeremy hopes the jury sees it that way, too.
Stephen pulls Jeremy aside to thank him and says he's with him until
the end. Jeremy is glad that now he has a rock solid ally in the game
who will take him to the end. Not to mention he has some wiggle room
with his second idol.
Jeremy tells Spencer that he would have
done the same thing for Jeremy if he had needed to. But Spencer feels
like Jeremy pulled a fast one on him and he doesn't trust him as much as
he did before.
Stephen is annoyed with himself for being so out of the loop, especially since he is a self-proclaimed
Survivor
"Know It All." The problem, is he's playing against a bunch of other
expert players this time, unlike the amateurs in his original season
(cough, the Dragon Slayer, cough). Add to that, he's feeling physically
beat. His feet are swollen and he hasn't eaten or slept in days and he's
in general feeling overwhelmed by it all.
'Survivor' Folklore We're really throwing it back for this reward challenge. It's a
Survivor Folklore
challenge, done commonly on the earliest seasons. Jeff reads a story
about Cambodian history and then the Survivors have to race through the
jungle to answer questions about the story. If they get an answer right,
they get a gold medallion. Thew first person to get five medallions
will win the reward. The winner will be picked up in a chopper and
brought to a resort where they will get to eat, relax and spend time at
the spa.
To make things even more interesting, there's a clue to the hidden immunity idol mixed in with the medallions.
Stephen and Spencer are in the lead, dominating the challenge, which
makes a lot of sense. On the other hand, Joe can't get a single answer
right.
It's Kelley who gets the clue to the hidden immunity
idol. Talk about lucky! It could have been anyone to grab the clue and
she ends up with her second idol clue of the season.
The race
continues between Spencer and Stephen. Stephen even sabotages Abi while
she's at the same station as he, which is funny, but also rude. Spencer
is wrong on his last medallion which leaves Stephen room to come in for
the win.
Stephen gets to pick two people to go on the reward
with him. He chooses Tasha because he needs to repair his alliance with
her and he chooses Jeremy to repay him for playing his idol. Spencer
thinks it's a questionable decision. Now, he thinks that the three of
them are closer and he's on the outs.
During the reward,
Stephen makes it clear to Tasha and Jeremy that they can trust each
other so they can be solid all the way to the end. He tells them about
his advantage, and while Tasha feels good about working with these two,
she's worried that Joe will continue to win. They agree that Joe has to
be the next one to go. It's a conversation that happens nearly every
day... and then Joe wins immunity again. Maybe they should have a backup
plan?
Back at camp, as soon as Kimmi leaves, the rest of the
group agree that Stephen has to go next, speaking of deja vu. Abi is
worried that if Stephen plays his advantage, she could be the one to go
home. She tries to convince Joe to let her win immunity, which is
laughable, but it was worth a shot.
Kelley isn't bummed that
she's not going on reward, because now she has a clue to another idol.
It's underneath the shelter, but she can't find it at night. The next
day, she has to wait for everyone to leave before she can go after it,
but Abi won't leave the camp! Finally, she leaves to go lie in the
hammock and Kelley takes her chance to snag the idol. So Kelley Wentworth has yet another idol! Those
San Juan del Sur folks sure are cleaning up when it comes to idols this season.
Nine Little Piggies Played 'Survivor'
For the second immunity challenge of the evening, the Survivors have to
build blocks in three platforms and place a flag in the center of their
blocks using only their feet. The first person to place their flag wins
immunity. Not only did Jeremy lose this challenge on his season, but he
went home at the following Tribal Council. Ouch.
Kelley and
Abi are the first to release their bricks followed one-by-one by the
rest of them. Spencer is the last to get his blocks and Stephen is
hopeless at building with his poor, swollen feet. Even Jeff can't help
but laugh at his monster feet.
Soon, it's a race between
Spencer and Joe. It's intense, but Spencer finally manages to knock of
the king of immunity challenges for his first immunity win of the
season.
For the first time, Joe will be vulnerable at tonight's Tribal, and that's a scary thing for him.
To Scramble or Not to Scramble
Joe apparently isn't scared enough to do any scrambling. He doesn't
exactly trust his plan with Spencer and Kelley to blindside Stephen, but
that's his only game plan right now.
Stephen says that it's
finally time to pounce on Joe, now that he's not immune. But he's
worried that he may have an idol so he, Kimmi, Tasha and Jeremy are
going to use his advantage to split the votes between Joe and Abi.
All should go according to Kelley and Spencer's plan except there's one
wildcard: Abi-Maria. She doesn't trust Joe and she wants him gone. Both
Kelley and Spencer try their hands at training the wild Abi, but she
says she hasn't made up her mind just yet.
Tribal Council #2
Jeff starts off by pointing out the obvious; for the first time since
the merge, Joe doesn't have immunity. He says all he can do is hope that
people who say they're voting with him are telling the truth, but if
not, he's ready to go home.
Abi says that there are alliances,
and that everything comes down to trust. Tasha thinks the whole "voting
bloc" systems is out the window and you need a core of three or four to
be solid with in order to succeed.
Stephen knows there is a
target on his back since his tribe clearly tried to vote him out at the
previous Tribal. Spencer says that there a ton of different things that
could happen considering idols, advantages, alliances and/or voting
blocs, so he's doesn't really know what's going to happen. But what he
does know is that it will probably be another blindside.
Stephen
announces that he's playing his advantage. He tells Jeff he's stealing
Joe's vote, which means Joe won't get to vote, and Stephen will vote
twice.
With his two votes, he splits them between Joe and Abi.
Which turns out to be a mistake because the majority votes for Stephen.
Had he not split the votes and placed both of them on Abi (or had his
whole alliance placed their votes on Joe), Stephen wouldn't be the one
blindsided. But he is.
So, Joe somehow manages to lose immunity
and then only get two votes. I would never have thought that a
possibility. But it's still probably his best game plan to just keep
winning going forward.
Next week: It's the loved ones visit. And it looks like someone gets hurt in a challenge.
