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Survivor (10): Palau
Once Again: The Winners, The Cheaters, and (when it
airs), The
Finale...
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This was one roller coaster season.
Starting off with almost a whole "tribe" worth of additional
contestants --20 in all-- this season had the potential of being the best yet. What followed
was...well, not the best season, though one that was definitely with the biggest
highs and lows. The good news: the parting feeling was a
"high," not a "low" with the deserved winner of the game
getting the grand prize. A survivor "first"...? Nah...though it is very rare.
First things first: no more "choose
your own team" stuff! This season showed the worst case scenario of
this formula, when the "nice people" all picked each other for
one tribe, and the "sportsmanlike" people were chosen for the
other team. That is to say; while one group picked
tribe members who would win the challenges, the other tribe chose people
who'd be nice to talk to on a beach for 39 days. The "MVP" tribe
easily picked clean the "nice" tribe. That was painful to
watch. It also made those first episodes rather boring, as not only one
tribe dominated nearly every single challenge; they began to pick off the
most vibrant personalities of the entire season.
Not that all was in err. In the end, a final
"jury" not only unanimously voted for the contestant most worthy
of winning the whole game; their
questions to Katie seemed to show almost a sign of revolt
at the notion of another Chris or Vecepia
winning the first prize. Does this mean an end to grand prizes handed to people who did poorly on the
challenges? Is that possible?
Let's leave that thought for future
seasons, as we review this season's hopefuls, in order of their boot-off
episode:
Wanda. Best
One-Line Summary : I'd say she every single season of the series...except
the first. My Comments:
I guess it's safe to call Wanda a diehard Survivor fan, given all her
self-made survivor songs. Yet among all her knowledge of Survivor, it
would've been best to remember Sonja; the first person to ever voted off
of Survivor. Remember Sanja playing her ukulele all the way to her eminent
dismissal? It's okay if you didn't...unless you're about to be on
Survivor. Wanda seemed like a very nice person given what we saw of her,
though people starving on a beach don't like to be sung to while building
shelter. Sorry about that. Booted Off:
Non-contestant #1 (see "Low Point"). High Point :
She certainly took her early dismissal from the series well, as she
sang one last self written survivor song as she left by boat. Low Point:
The lowest possible point for any teammate is: she never was in the real
game! In a contestant pool of 20 sent to the island, players were
asked immediately to choose 9 teammates, for two teams. Wanda was the even
numbered female who didn't get chosen. Sorry Wanda. Rating :
 Near
Miss
Jonathan. Best
One-Line Summary : Yeah; let's all feel sad for the old
guy...and Jonathan. My Comments:
Here's the scene; the teams have left Jonathan and this season's token
old dude, Willard, as the last two male teammates to choose from.
The one who isn't picked goes home. Sure; we feel sorry for Willard. He
looks old, frail, malnourished, dehydrated, yet still he deserves to be in
the game for longer than one day...right? Right. Yet we equally wonder if the girl who
chose Willard over Jonathan was actually thinking about the game, and not
"Gee I wonder if I can be the 'Neleh' to Willard's
'Paschal'...?" Yeah; we
all liked how Paschal's paternal camaraderie kept the admittedly cute
Neleh in the game, in Survivor
Amazon. Yet we still wonder if booting Jonathan was the right
choice. In the end; I really can't rate Jonathan highly because he wasn't
in the game long enough to know how he would've done, one way or another.
Yet given how he still seems like a nice guy, I'll stick with my first
impressions and give him a thumbs up. Maybe he can even be given a chance
to "actually" be in next season's Survivor. Maybe... Booted Off:
"Non contestant" number two. High Point :
No sign of the reason for his early dismissal whatsoever. Low Point:
Yet Angie in the reunion show implied the reason was his conversations
with other teammates. What really did go on here? Rating :
 Small
Crater
Jolanda. Best
One-Line Summary : The obligatory "radar" victim. My Comments:
If it's been seen once, it's been seen ten times so far; the first
contestant is always the one who doesn't stay off the radar. This means,
quite frankly, shutting your trap even when you almost "have" to
say something. Yet Jolanda had to offer her two
cents for just about every initial decision in the game, and she became
this season's bull in a china shop as a final result. Nobody likes a perky
contestant, but they don't like a bossy one either. Booted Off:
1st High Point : If her speeches in
the game were as humble as her parting speech was, maybe she'd have been
in the game much longer than that. Low Point:
Her biggest mistake was to "order" everyone to take a rest, just because she herself was tired. It was like she
was saying, "Okay, I'm tired, so we're all going to rest now."
Yeah. Whatever. Rating :
Near
Miss
Ashlee. Best
One-Line Summary : Lost by a hair...or at least a cuddle. My Comments:
Okay, so Ashlee didn't win any Miss Congeniality contests, with all
her alleged alienating of her tribe. That's still no excuse to basically
decide to boot her simply because the least valuable player of the team,
Kim, is smart enough to cuddle at night with the (alleged) leader of the
team, Jeff. Ashlee was many things but least valuable player was not one
of them...unless we missed something somewhere. Yet the name of the game is
outwit, outplay, and outlast, so she failed to make the alliances she
needed to keep herself in the game. No; we're not suggesting she cuddle
with her team or anything; she simply needed an alliance that would stick
her firmly in the game beyond Day #3. Booted Off:
2nd High Point : Overall, it didn't
seem like she made any waves. Low Point:
She didn't need to cuddle; just converse. A few good conversations with
smarter teammates would've kept her in the game for many more days. Rating :
Small
Crater
Jeff. Best
One-Line Summary : This season's Michael Skupin. My Comments:
Remember how in Survivor: Australian Outback, Michael Skupin --if
not his entire team-- looked like they would sweep their way to the grand
prize until he fell in that fire? Well, okay, maybe Jeff's predicament
isn't exactly like that. His team had, after all, lost three immunity
challenges in a row. Yet I would have to agree with public consensus with
his team --which actually really liked Jeff-- that had Jeff not sprained
his ankle very badly, they could've aced the challenge this week. Yet
sprain it he did, to the point that in a challenge that allowed players to
slowly "quit" the challenge when tired, Jeff bowed out at
the start of the race. The sprained ankle hurt very badly. That's all the opposing team needed to win
immunity all over again. It's too bad Jeff had to go, though. From what
little we were able to see of him he could've even been the
"Tom" of Ulong...if not for one little trip-up. Booted Off:
3rd High Point : Simply put, he did seem like a nice guy... Low Point:
...yet he's so nice he could not see that he was keeping at least one
contestant on the team solely because she was really cute. On the other
hand; to hear them say it on the reunion show, they actually moved to the
same city and are still dating. Cool. Rating :
Large Crater
Kim. Best
One-Line Summary : Cute; that's all we really know. My Comments:
There's really nothing to say about Kim because this season seems so
poorly interested in character interaction. It's like everything is
suddenly about the challenges. Not to digress, but; did we really need to
see that much about a reward challenge that involved building your own
outdoor toilet? With little contestant interaction it's getting very hard to
feel bad whenever anyone is booted, no matter how cute they admittedly
are. In
Kim's case we only know this: she was in the game this long because she
snuggled with Jeff...who sadly left the game prematurely. Man; the change
of dynamics in the game due to one sprained ankle! So;
goodbye Kim. Too bad this season's poor video editing didn't
allow us to get to know you much. Booted Off:
4th High Point : Optimistically: with little to go on, there's no reason to feel
"happy" about her dismissal. Low Point:
Pessimistically: with so little to go on here, we can't feel
"sad" either. Rating :
Small
Crater
Willard. Best
One-Line Summary : Last Koror chosen; first booted. My Comments:
How embarrassing was it for Ulong, when the rules had to be changed to
"force" Koror to go to tribal council? The catch,
to make things fair; the team which won the challenge got to eat a full
meal. What's more; they got to do so in front of the other tribe
during tribal council. The
concept was in vain: try to make petty politics split up the powerful team
dynamic of Koror. Not so fast, Survivor! Koror did not win
four consecutive immunity challenges only to be fooled so easily. As a
result, the ever-logical Koror tribe simply booted the last person who was
chosen to be on their tribe, Willard. Last one chosen; first one booted.
That's fair. It's also pretty boring, though. I don't know; I never felt that
Survivor without backstabbing would be so enormously dull. However; I
digress. Sorry you had to go Willard. Truly. Booted Off:
5th High Point : Even as the oldest
contestant this season he was still a fitting member of his tribe and
therefore hardly a stumbling block for them, on their way to five weeks of
constant victories. Low Point:
In the reunion special, Willard confessed that he had lied to his tribe
about his job...he's actually a lawyer! What would've happened if a guy
who could keep such a secret was allowed to play the game even longer? Rating :
Large Crater
Angie. Best
One-Line Summary : "Bizarro" Willard. My Comments:
Imagine "Bizarro" Willard: the same team spirit, yet totally
opposite. From her opposite gender to her multiple tattoos, Angie
was no Willard and yet she was ironically the one to leave the same
episode as Willard. This may be because as opposite as they were, they had
very surprising similarities. Both were the
last contestant chosen for her tribe, who would turn out to be a very formidable
teammate. Then again; to be fair it can be said that Angie's team dynamic
was slightly different. Koror chose Willard as their first teammate to go;
Angie by contrast was only "forced" to leave when five other teammates left before
her. Even then; they chose Angie only when they "had" to. See;
although Ibreham was the arguable LVP, a reward
challenge allowed opposing team Koror to offer immunity to a tribe member
of Ulong. As master strategists; they chose Ibreham. Unable to boot the
more fair choice, it took Ulong a tie vote to see who would leave, and the resulting tiebreaker
would finally force Angie's disappointing vote off. Booted Off:
6th High Point : For all her tattoos
and all her talking "tough" in the challenges, she seemed like a
nice person. Low Point: In the end,
her biggest mistake was in not seeing the sexual dynamic of her tribe, and
how aside from a sprained ankle, none of the men on her tribe had yet to
leave! She really should've tried to put a wedge between the men, though
once again, a female contestant left the game. Rating :
Large Crater
James. Best
One-Line Summary : Da'n Knots! My Comments:
Pardon the "Don Knotts" inspired pun, but it is appropriate:
a single knot would mark the
end of James' run in the game; a man who was quite
frankly one of the most interesting "characters" this season, if
you get my meaning. Among all the contestants this season, his personality
was the most lively, or at least the most interesting, if you catch my
meaning. Yet James' mistake was in an immunity challenge where the goal
was to tie up a chest to make sure the opposing tribe could not open it
quickly. James offered an anecdote; a trick he heard of in the military,
where one single knot had the seeming ability to only get stronger if you
didn't know how to untie it.
His plan was flawed for two reasons: one, the only thing the other
tribe needed was to already know of this knot, and how to untie it.
Second; it was only
one knot! Yet it's saying something when this is all we can say bad about
James; this one little mistake. Indeed; even in the season finale, the
three remaining members of the opposing tribe had kind words to say about
James; a nice guy who was even noticed as such by the opposing tribe. Booted Off:
7th High Point : His will always be
the most memorable comment about a fellow teammate in this season, when
remarking on how the only thing Kim had going for her was her "sexiality."
Low Point: Man; the change in the
season dynamic, had they won that knot challenge. Rating :
Large Crater
Ibreham. Best
One-Line Summary : Well...at least he wasn't "Pagonged"...!
My Comments:
Sometimes being booted from a team can be a good thing, if looked at
optimistically. I mean; after Ibreham leaves, can Ulong still be called a
tribe? There's only two people left! At least Ibreham didn't have to
endure being "Pagonged"; the term used since the very first
season, when one team consistently votes off the other, weaker team when
the teams merge. Yet even this is unlikely when there's only a team of two
left. At least Ibreham was still a member of his team when it was still
technically a "team." As for Ibreham himself; he is one of those typical athletes
that didn't get enough food to be very athletic. Had he been fed by Tom's
tribe --shark, crabs, and what not-- maybe Ibreham would've been an MVP to
contend with. It's a shame when that
sort of thing happens in survivor but hey; how poor and pitiful would the
performance level of Koror be, without their fishing supplies? I'm just saying; Ibreham was a
potentially good game player placed
in the poorest circumstances possible. Booted Off:
8th High Point : Nothing
really bad to say about him at all... Low Point:
...aside from being on the losing tribe that is! Rating :
Large Crater
Bobby Jon. Best
One-Line Summary : I don't know, dude; I'm totally speechless
here. My Comments:
There comes a time when this reality show's shenanigans are
beyond the mere "one liners" per contestant. That time is now.
Bobby Jon not only was the last legitimate Ulong tribe member to lose to
Koror; he even had to endure this season's incessant insistence, that his
tribe of two against Koror was still a "fair" competition. Huh...? Koror may have chosen only two teammates for each
challenge, to "even things out," but those
"mere" two teammates were prepped, fed, and well taken
care of, by a full team of eight players. They were given fresh
fish by fisherman Tom, good pep talks, good company, and when
they needed to carry their boat out to sea because of low tide, they
didn't do it all by themselves! See; that's what Bobby Jon had to do, all
by himself, just to row to the challenge itself! Although he had help in a
manner of speaking; undernourished Stephanie was unable to help him much. So yeah; after all the
help they got with the fishing and water boiling and other work that a mere two-person tribe had
to do alone, added to the hurdle of an already winded Bobby Jon...sure enough, Koror won again. Surprise! Yet sarcasm aside, Ulong may have the last
laugh after all. Jumping ahead, little happened in this season worth
talking much about when Ulong was disbanded. Theirs may have been the
losing tribe, but they were also the most interesting. Booted Off: 9th High Point :
The second last contestant this season that's worth watching on a
weekly basis. Low Point:
...yet for the same reasons she's still in the game; yeah,
Steph is easier on the eyes. Rating :
Large Crater
Coby. Best
One-Line Summary : This season's biggest social enigma. My Comments:
Coby was the hardest one to rate this season. On the sympathetic side
you have a very likeable, emotional contestant, who got misty eyed talking
about how he had to drop out of school due to being picked on. There's
also that cute moment in the reunion show, where he talked about adopting
a young baby girl, and naming her after teammate Janu. Yet in Coby was
also the sole teammate of Koror that was always complaining, even when his
team had yet to lose a single immunity challenge. There's also the matter
of how Coby was the sole jury member to vote for Katie, apparently to
spite Tom but...why? Coby obviously had a lot to complain about in life,
but not in this game. Booted Off: 10th High Point :
To be fair, he was indeed among the MVP tribe for a reason; he was an
effective adversary in the games against Ulong, and a strong player. Low Point:
...yet with all his constant complaints about every little thing, even in
a tribe that was always winning...? I don't know. It was pretty
annoying, really. Rating : Small
Crater
Janu. Best
One-Line Summary : Can a showgirl without her rhinestones shine
as brightly? My Comments:
Why did a Vegas showgirl not get along well with her tribe? Did I miss something...? Janu,
after all, was the same teammate on day one who actually climbed a tree to help build their first "hut." Later on
she was a bit malnourished and a bit sad, sure, though that's no reason for her feeling so out of touch with her team. It may be an unanswered
mystery what exactly made Janu feel so much like an outsider,
especially when they didn't ask her about it in the reunion show. After
all; as was apparent when she "quit" the game, her allegedly out
of touch tribe was ready to vote off Stephanie instead of Janu. I'd say
Janu's feelings of being out of touch were therefore just dehydration and
paranoia, but we'll never know for sure. Booted Off: 11th,
though she booted herself, technically speaking. High Point :
Janu will probably always be known on this season as that vibrant
Vegas Showgirl who straddled a tree in the premiere to help built the
team's first shelter. Low Point: So,
like; what happened between "now" and "then" that made her so blue? Rating : Small
Crater.
Stephanie. Best
One-Line Summary : This season's "Colleen Haskell" My Comments:
Stephanie was "the cute contestant" this season, who everybody rooted for. It
almost seemed likely that this season's "Colleen" (a la the
first season's cutest contestant) would actually get close to the final
two. She was the last member of her tribe, after all, and at that point,
two members of the former rival tribe had left, not her. Yet
Stephanie walked a good walk, and talked even better. She tried every
angle to stay in the game: the "Tom is the biggest competition boot
him first" angle, the "don't you hate this teammate more than me" angle, and most effectively, the "let us girls
stick together and pick off the boys" angle. That last one would've
nearly worked, in fact, if not for Caryn, who actually believed that her
better shot at "final three" was with Tom, Ian, and Katie. Yeah;
that's already three people, but see; Tom promised it would be Caryn Ian
and himself, while Ian promised it would be Caryn and Katie and him, or
maybe Caryn and Tom and him, or...oh, whatever. Who's to say exactly what
Caryn was thinking? Her best shot at final four was
with the ladies. Yet Caryn told them no way. That's all the other ladies
needed to jump off the Stephanie bandwagon as well, making hers a unanimous
boot off. Man, I can only hope this strategic gamble works for Caryn. Oh,
that's right; it didn't. Sorry Caryn...though I'm
more sorry for Stephanie. Booted Off: 12th
High Point : As all the hoots and
hollers for Stephanie showed in the live reunion show; she was the
last "fun" contestant this season; the person rooted for
against all odds. Low Point: Then
again, if she couldn't sell a "women's alliance" plan to Caryn,
she clearly lacked the ability to seal a deal. Without that, she would've
been gone no matter what. Rating : Large
Crater.
Gregg. Best
One-Line Summary : Heck has no fury...like a male teammate denied
food. My Comments:
Forget a woman scorned; just try to deny a pair of MVPs a solid meal!
That's what Gregg learned when he won a reward challenge and, being a
red-blooded guy, decided to take two female teammates
with him, instead of Tom and Ian. In a typical spin on the motto "never shop when
you're starving," Tom and Ian shopped for ideas to get back at Gregg.
Not surprisingly, the only female not to go with Gregg, Caryn, had a
"brilliant" plan; boot his butt off the tribe. To add insult to injury; Ian
consulted best friend Katie about the boot-off, just before tribal
council, and even she was all for it...even though it meant booting the guy
who gave her food, and a wonderful time on a yacht, and
an afternoon swimming with
dolphins, and, oh yeah; he made her the only one of three tribe members allowed to see a
loved one from home. All this meant very little, apparently, because Gregg
was easily booted in a vote of four to two. What did Gregg do wrong
though? Not much really. Aside from this blunder, via a third person perspective, Gregg did
everything right. Well, maybe he shouldn't have
let Tom stay back at the camp, strategizing with every sulk. That's the only
real thing Gregg did wrong...but it's enough. Booted
Off: Another Unlucky 13th Bootee in Survivor season history, that never saw it coming. High Point :
The truth is, he seems like a very nice guy. Low Point:
Then again; when deciding who to take with Gregg on a reward challenge, he
asked for "girlfriend" Jennifer's advice. What's that about?
Rating : Large
Crater.
Caryn. Best
One-Line Summary : Man; what was up with that tribal council speech?
My Comments:
Caryn had a mood about her; I can say that. In fact, I'd say the only
time she didn't have a mood about her was in more recent weeks, when one
would wisely keep her mouth shut and not makes waves, to stay in the game. So what was up with that long winded speech,
in the tribal council that would inevitably boot her out of Palau...? She had things to say about
everyone, insisting that she felt "the jury"
should know. I'd
blame this speech on Caryn knowing in advance (unlike us) that she was about to be
unanimously booted off. Though let's be honest here; was this really any
big surprise? Caryn had no bond with Katie, who she chewed out near the
beginning of the game. She didn't have any major bond with Jennifer,
because, hey; Jennifer's best bond was with Gregg, who Caryn helped boot
off just the other night. As for Tom and Ian, well, they made a few
promises to Caryn, and she believed them, and well...who's fault is that
really? Maybe it's Caryn's fault, because if she didn't betray one
female teammate's trust and chew out another, maybe she could've been all
"those men lied to me!" and the three women would've started
booting off the boys. Yeah, good plan...too bad for Caryn it never
happened. Then again; I liked Ian and Tom, so it's all good for us...even
if not for Caryn. Booted Off: 14th. High Point :
To be fair; even when obnoxiously chewing out Katie some weeks ago,
she was
no Jerri. Low Point:
Yet as little as one more loud rant would've put Caryn fully into "Jerri" territory. Rating : Small
Crater.
And Now, The
Final Four:
Jennifer. Best
One-Line Summary : Would've been this season's
"Colleen"...had we just seen more of her. My Comments:
Jennifer was cute, so why so little screen time? The good news
is she was on the team that never lost a team-based immunity challenge.
The bad news is that with so little need for politics to stay in the game,
we knew little about any one member of Koror, even well beyond the merge
of tribes. This is because this show is so used to showing the politics of
a tribe before tribal council that the winning tribe isn't seen at all for
the last half of each show. Yet with so little sign of politics in Koror
meant also very little of Koror seen, period. That's the most disappointing when looking at Jennifer; a
professional nanny who's cute as can be, and really would've improved this
season's ratings if the video editors had some sense. I mean, okay, her
team won and that means seeing the losing team at tribal council; let's
see more of Jennifer, anyway! On the other hand, let's be fair:
too much sight of Jennifer would've made you really hate the season finale,
where Jennifer was voted out in the
first few minutes. Maybe it's a good thing to have never known how
disappointing this is. Maybe. Booted Off: 15th. High Point :
Cute as can be. Low Point: Yet
with so little screen time, is it fair to give her the highest possible grade? All
right then; second highest! Rating : Large
Crater.
Ian. Best
One-Line Summary : Tom Lite. My Comments:
In any other season, Ian would be the clear cut MVP. He's likeable,
he's loyal to his alliance/tribe, and he's won an immunity of his own or
two. Yeah, near the end he made a promise or two to everyone in the tribe,
and not surprisingly, the last person he promised anything to, Caryn, was
a little upset about the fact that, chronologically, she was first to go,
since she was the last to be promised anything by Ian. It's simpler than
it sounds. All I know is that I really like Ian and think he's a shoo-in
to win. Simply put; all targets are aimed at Tom as the MVP, so maybe the
second MVP can fly under the radar and deservedly win the million. Either
that or this is going to be another "the two remaining LVPs win the
whole thing"...but that is another story. Booted Off: 16th. High Point :
Love or hate Ian; when it was obvious to him that he wasn't going to
win the final challenge, he made a deal of sorts with Tom to
"promise" to take Katie if that meant they'd still be friends
and let bygones be bygones. That was a nice gesture. Low Point:
Yet was Tom right in assuming Ian would've booted Tom had he been given
the chance? We'll never know, though it is interesting to think about it. Rating : Large
Crater.
Katie. Best
One-Line Summary : In any other situation, we'd not mind if
she'd won, but...let the next paragraph explain it. My Comments:
A lot of people had a lot to say about Katie. Hey; if you felt that
way about her, guys, how'd she stay in the game longer than Coby, Janu,
Stephanie, Gregg, Caryn, and oh yeah...Jennifer?!? That's the problem with
Survivor; every once in a while there's this "Kelly" a la
Survivor 1, who's the sort of silent partner of an alliance. Yet who do
you accuse of treachery, if any, when given a clear cut MVP and an LVP in
the final two...? That's the problem, and it's one with an often bizarre
solution; for many
seasons now, the "trick" the jury plays on the MVP is to vote
for the LVP who got to the final two. It's their way of saying "We'll
show them!" when it is they who are being shown. Dudes; you've given
totally weakest link the million dollar prize. Anyway, I digress; this season
went all "postal" on the idea of giving this season's LVP, Katie, the grand prize. No offense Katie but...bravo! Tom really did
deserve to win. Yet I cannot bring myself to "hate" Katie like
so much bile spewed at her in the finale's jury showdown. Yeah; right. It's not
"trickery" on her part that got her to the final two. Katie didn't deserve such flak;
she simply didn't deserve to win next to Tom. They didn't have to drive
the message home so harshly. Booted Off: The second
place Survivor winner. High Point : She was hardly bad enough to rate a thumbs-down. Low Point:
Yet to be mostly candid, we're thrilled Tom won the game. Rating : Small
Crater.
Tom. Best
One-Line Summary : Another deserved winner in this series'
history...and that's very rare indeed. My Comments:
In another time and place, this season's finale would be a slam dunk. Tom would be the clear winner.
He's strong, he's cunning, and hey; he killed a shark and shared it with
his tribe as food. Whoh. Yet there's something to be said for either this
season's poor video editing, or Tom himself, when even the slaying of a
shark seems a bit humdrum. No offense; we're blaming very poor video
editing on that one. This season's contestants kill
a shark, and it seems almost like a sidebar event. It's like someone was
trying to say "In this episode team Koror walks on a beach and cuts
open a coconut and says 'hi' to one another and...oh yeah, one of them
kills a shark." Am I digressing again? Sorry. So yeah Tom killed a shark. He also
kept winning immunity over and over. He also is a good enough strategist to
protect himself the times he wasn't immunity winner for once (or
twice, as it were). You'd think this would make him the obvious winner,
but in Survivor, no. So you can imagine everyone's glee in seeing the
deserved winner of the game, actually win the million dollar prize. This
season was actually good! The winner didn't suck! Bravo! Booted Off:
The grand prize final winner. High Point :
Deserves a "deep impact" this season, even if it were based
on the way he played the game alone. "MVP" is putting it mildly.
Low Point:
Yet why didn't Coby vote for him? Did we miss something? Perhaps, but
really; Whatever. Rating :  Deep
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