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After last week’s surprise double-Tribal Council, we were left with just eight players left in the game of Survivor this season. This week there were less surprises, but nonetheless the game trimmed out one more player, a player that you may not have even known was there for much of the season.
If you missed any of the action, you can catch up with our Episode 12 Recap, as well as checking out the Podcast below.
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It was two-for-the-price-of-one on Survivor: Ghost Island this week, when a game twist sent the remaining 10 contestants scrambling. In the end, two more Malolo bit the dust, one who was a fan-favorite and the other whom just couldn’t seem to catch a break.
If you missed any of the action, you can catch up with our Episode 11 Recap, as well as checking out the Podcast below.
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To win Survivor, there is always an element of luck and chance, but for 41-year-old phys-ed teacher Brendan Shapiro, the odds stacked against him were just too much. His fate was determined ultimately by Michael, who chose incorrectly as to whom he should use his Immunity Idol on.
If you missed any of the action, you can catch up with our Episode 4 Recap, as well as checking out the Podcast below.
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The tribe swap is one of those exciting moments each season in Survivor, where the course of the game completely shifts. For some, it’s a lifeline that saves them from having been in a terrible position on their old tribe. For others, it’s a not-so-subtle reminder of how much luck is needed to get far into the game, as by the luck-of-the-draw, some players are knocked from their position of power and are left trying to figure out their next move on the bottom of their new tribe.
One thing is for sure though: Somebody gets voted-out after every tribe swap, meaning that the tribe swap always claims a victim. This season, that victim was 29-year-old marine animal trainer, Morgan Ricke, who pretty much nobody thought was in any danger this week.
If you missed any of the action, you can catch up with our Episode 3 Recap, as well as checking out the Podcast below.
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Things are starting to pick up – I told you! – as the Tribal Council we witnessed last night on Survivor: HHH was easily the best of the season. There was drama, chaos and excitement, but also a serious blunder by a fan-favorite that led to a shocking outcome.
Caution, as spoilers from this week’s episode are to follow! Turn back now! If you want to get caught up, be sure to check out the Episode 12 Recap here.
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It was double the fun this week on Survivor, where we got to see not one but two Tribal Councils over the course of the two-hour episode. There was some great drama, some “epic” blindsides and now we are just left with seven players left this season, with just two more episodes leading up to the two-hour Finale Episode on December 20th.
Caution, as spoilers from this week’s episodes are to follow! Turn back now! If you want to get caught up, be sure to check out the Episode 10 and 11 Recap here.
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It’s been nearly a week, so we’re going a little lax with the usual “spoiler-free” approach to this particular interview. Cole Medders, the hunky Healer who got into a show-mance with Jessica and was a challenge beast throughout, ended up going home after a head-scratching Tribal Council that aired on Thanksgiving Eve. Cole became the second member of the Survivor: HHH jury, and will now cast a vote to help determine who will become this season’s Sole Survivor.
If you missed it or wanted to get caught up on last week’s big episode, please do so here, with our Episode 9 Recap.
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It’s pretty clear that we have reached the part of the game where those who have a great chance of winning in the end find themselves being targeted. That’s what happened this week on Survivor, where an all-around strong player was sent out of the game over what many considered to be a more obvious target.
Caution, as spoilers from this week’s episode are to follow! Turn back now! If you want to get caught up, be sure to check out the Episode 8 Recap here.
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