arkess7 wrote:yea Shane needs to go!!!!!!!
I hate him. Laughing after Terry is sent to Exile Island. I'd like to see how he'd survive on it for a day.
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TV Guide's Watercooler Survivor critique.......
http://www.tvguide.com/TV/Watercooler/
Survivor: Panama — Exile Island
First of all, I'm not shocked that Terry, of all people, managed to find the immunity idol. The question now is will he have to use it, and if so, when? That man is following the Tom Westman playbook perfectly so far, with both Austin and Dan playing the part of Ian, the loyal-till-the-end pal. It must've hurt La Mina to lose both challenges while tribe "Casargue" won, even though the immunity challenge was thisclose. Ah, Casaya, I have to say I'm enjoying their bickering, and it seems to me that Aras is riding the old "align with the most annoying person in the tribe" strategy, just like Thailand's Brian did with Clay and the aforementioned Tom did with Katie. Even though Danielle loved getting the towels and three "bahs" of soap at "Casa de Charmin," she did not like her male tribe mates very much. I had to laugh at Bobby's talk of a "deuce" — we barely hear a word out of him, and that was the first conversation we are privy to? Somehow Casaya managed to come together when it counted — at the challenges — and I was very surprised to see Shane and Courtney work so well together. But Cirie was right: The "psychotic joke" alliance unraveled quickly. Almost as quickly as La Mina wasted away. Wow, they were looking rough. The he-man, women-hatin' alliance probably made the right call in booting Ruth Marie because Sally did an amazing job in the challenge, but Nick sure looked guilty as hell. If he wants to make it far, he has to work on his poker face (yet another thing Terry has perfected). Next time, lack of food makes La Mina sick, Courtney's saluting of the sun in his Zen garden makes Bruce sick, and camp Casaya is utterly destroyed by a freak of nature. Or maybe just a freak... perhaps Bob-Dawg "christened" Shane's "thinking seat." — Ken McGilvray
http://www.tvguide.com/TV/Watercooler/
Survivor: Panama — Exile Island
First of all, I'm not shocked that Terry, of all people, managed to find the immunity idol. The question now is will he have to use it, and if so, when? That man is following the Tom Westman playbook perfectly so far, with both Austin and Dan playing the part of Ian, the loyal-till-the-end pal. It must've hurt La Mina to lose both challenges while tribe "Casargue" won, even though the immunity challenge was thisclose. Ah, Casaya, I have to say I'm enjoying their bickering, and it seems to me that Aras is riding the old "align with the most annoying person in the tribe" strategy, just like Thailand's Brian did with Clay and the aforementioned Tom did with Katie. Even though Danielle loved getting the towels and three "bahs" of soap at "Casa de Charmin," she did not like her male tribe mates very much. I had to laugh at Bobby's talk of a "deuce" — we barely hear a word out of him, and that was the first conversation we are privy to? Somehow Casaya managed to come together when it counted — at the challenges — and I was very surprised to see Shane and Courtney work so well together. But Cirie was right: The "psychotic joke" alliance unraveled quickly. Almost as quickly as La Mina wasted away. Wow, they were looking rough. The he-man, women-hatin' alliance probably made the right call in booting Ruth Marie because Sally did an amazing job in the challenge, but Nick sure looked guilty as hell. If he wants to make it far, he has to work on his poker face (yet another thing Terry has perfected). Next time, lack of food makes La Mina sick, Courtney's saluting of the sun in his Zen garden makes Bruce sick, and camp Casaya is utterly destroyed by a freak of nature. Or maybe just a freak... perhaps Bob-Dawg "christened" Shane's "thinking seat." — Ken McGilvray
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I wasn't sorry to see Ruth Marie go. She looks so weak, I realize she'd be loyal but Sally really worked hard in challenges. How could they ignore that?
Terry's the man this time, following in Tom's footsteps if you read that article above. Never compared him to Tom before until now. Terry is very impressive and in a quiet, leadership like role. Like Tom was.
Could we have found our new Tom? Sunny? I wouldn't quite say hubba hubba about Terry but I do like his strategies. I'm glad he was the one to find the immunity idol.
Cirie is suprising me, more and more. Works hard around camp - didn't see that coming?
That Danielle is bugging me no end though. I'd vote her off if I could. Courtney's new-age outlook is a bit much too. First fish, hunt for food and firework, then do your yoga.....LOL
I was really grossed out by Bobby's initiation of the outhouse. And those that know me well, might be surprised. But hey, even I wouldn't use it (b/c it's shared by many and I'd hate to tie it up or stink the thing up!). I'd still be in the woods....LOL
What did you all think of someone's idea to burn the outhouse? Or better yet, store firewood in it?
Didn't someone on Tom's tribe suggest such a thing? Or maybe it was Tom? They had a fancy commode/shower. They had a radical idea for it's use also.
Mary
Terry's the man this time, following in Tom's footsteps if you read that article above. Never compared him to Tom before until now. Terry is very impressive and in a quiet, leadership like role. Like Tom was.
Could we have found our new Tom? Sunny? I wouldn't quite say hubba hubba about Terry but I do like his strategies. I'm glad he was the one to find the immunity idol.
Cirie is suprising me, more and more. Works hard around camp - didn't see that coming?
That Danielle is bugging me no end though. I'd vote her off if I could. Courtney's new-age outlook is a bit much too. First fish, hunt for food and firework, then do your yoga.....LOL
I was really grossed out by Bobby's initiation of the outhouse. And those that know me well, might be surprised. But hey, even I wouldn't use it (b/c it's shared by many and I'd hate to tie it up or stink the thing up!). I'd still be in the woods....LOL
What did you all think of someone's idea to burn the outhouse? Or better yet, store firewood in it?
Didn't someone on Tom's tribe suggest such a thing? Or maybe it was Tom? They had a fancy commode/shower. They had a radical idea for it's use also.
Mary
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So long Bobby...wont miss your egotistical nature at times! Even though you worked hard at challenges!
Casaya Canal was something else and then you have your 2 outhouse winoes Bruce and Bobby drinking UP the challenge prize!
Heeere Cirie...try some Sushi! 
Casaya's Motto: Can We Just NOT Get Along!
Eric
Casaya Canal was something else and then you have your 2 outhouse winoes Bruce and Bobby drinking UP the challenge prize!
Heeere Cirie...try some Sushi!
Casaya's Motto: Can We Just NOT Get Along!
Eric
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I'm glad Bobby was voted off too but man he could whack those fish tails and heads off, in seconds. Poor Bruce, his attempt reminded me of last go around, when someone couldn't saw thru rope. Who was that? James? Can't remember but Bruce's pathetic attempt reminded me a previous rope one.
Bobby and Bruce drinking the last bottle of wine - that was wrong! Holing up in the outhouse, well, if they didn't mind the smell, why not? Didn't someone say they should have stored firewood in there? That idea would have paid off last night.
I think Terry's emerging as my favorite. Cerie second. Shane - eh, I could go either way. He can grate on your last nerve but then he competes well. And no shakes - guess he's over that? He sits like a girl though, he he. Sorry, that was catty wasn't it?
The new age/yoga girl, she's annoying too, the one Bobby couldn't stand and you can tell, Shane is biting his tongue a lot, to keep from telling her off.
The bean fiasco - I wanted to shout out - you should have taken the rice! Rice is much easier on your system, after not eating for days! That was not smart.
Mary
Bobby and Bruce drinking the last bottle of wine - that was wrong! Holing up in the outhouse, well, if they didn't mind the smell, why not? Didn't someone say they should have stored firewood in there? That idea would have paid off last night.
I think Terry's emerging as my favorite. Cerie second. Shane - eh, I could go either way. He can grate on your last nerve but then he competes well. And no shakes - guess he's over that? He sits like a girl though, he he. Sorry, that was catty wasn't it?
The new age/yoga girl, she's annoying too, the one Bobby couldn't stand and you can tell, Shane is biting his tongue a lot, to keep from telling her off.
The bean fiasco - I wanted to shout out - you should have taken the rice! Rice is much easier on your system, after not eating for days! That was not smart.
Mary
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Recently voted off Bobby speaks. LOL @ the "the wino dude" nic, Courtney's "other personalities"!!!!
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Insider/
TV Guide
Survivor's "Bob Dog" Gets Neutered
by Allison Corneau
Bobby Mason flew under Casaya's radar for the majority of his five-episode run on CBS' Survivor: Panama—Exile Island (Thursdays at 8 pm/ET), but the Los Angeles native claims that his limited camera time was a purely strategic ploy. When TVGuide.com caught up with the mighty "Bob Dog" after his elimination, he barked about his on-screen portrayal and about what — OK, namely who — really irked him during his island stay.
TVGuide.com: What has the reaction been like since your elimination episode aired?
Bobby Mason: People were really angry about the way I was treated. No one really saw a lot of the good stuff that I was doing early on in terms of strategizing. All of a sudden, producers break me out as [being] lazy and taking dumps and stealing stuff. People who I talk to know the real deal and understand it's entertainment. I'm not saying I played the game perfectly — there are some things I would have done differently — but for the most part, I was locked out early on, all because of that funky alliance that started.
TVGuide.com: Is it fair to say that your Survivor claim to fame is being the first contestant to christen "Casa de Charmin"?
Bobby: That was actually my strategy in stealing the wine — I didn't want to be known as the "toilet dude," so I figured, "be known as the wino."
TVGuide.com: Viewers didn't hear so much as a peep from you until that reward-challenge win. Was that a part of your strategy?
Bobby: I was in defensive mode from the start, and I was walking around on eggshells trying to stay under the radar. It's hard to stay under the radar when you're 220 pounds and call yourself "Bob Dog," but given that, I think I did a decent job of staying out of all those little fights. I wasn't as silent as it seemed. There was a time when I got in more fights than Courtney and Shane did, but they were actually about something. Those two would just fight because that's the way they talk to each other! I was disappointed in how I had been "tucked away" for those first few episodes, because I know I was actually in there playing the game.
TVGuide.com: As far as the reward challenge in last week's episode, you essentially secured that win, catching the fish that provided your tribe with its first decent meal in days. Was that a tough challenge to complete?
Bobby: That was probably the most fun thing I did out there. It was the first time I got to completely unload on something. Danielle and Courtney protested every other thing I did — I would try to make a spear out of bamboo, and you would hear them say [Imitating their whiny, high-pitched voices], "We need to work on the fire."
TVGuide.com: That's sort of how viewers saw it on TV — minus your sound effects, of course.
Bobby: It was 9,000 times worse than that. I can't even explain to you how bad it was. There were two of them, but it was like four, because Courtney's got three personalities, all of which are annoying.
TVGuide.com: One would think that after scoring food for your tribe, you would have been kept around. Did you get any sense you were going to have to pack your bags?
Bobby: People won't believe this, but I'm actually a pretty down-to-earth dude. I'm actually modest about the things I did and did well. Bruce was having trouble during the challenge since he didn't have the leverage, because of his height, and I did bring us back to win. Jeff [Probst] said that himself. So I wasn't patting myself on the back; that's what the consensus was. But I didn't think that entitled me to anything. Knowing my tribe, the mightier I seemed, the more likely I was to go.
TVGuide.com: Along with winning fish for dinner, Jeff gave Casaya some wine to enjoy. Walk me through your reasons for secretly holing up in the outhouse with Bruce and that prized bottle of wine. That pact you made to never vote each other out, was that the alcohol talking?
Bobby: It came across on television that I was making a promise not to ever vote for him, and I never made a promise like that to anybody. I was in such a weak position that it didn't do me any good to make a bond with anybody. Bruce and I are tight and I look forward to being friends with him when we get back to L.A.
TVGuide.com: Were you surprised by the tribe's reaction to your finishing the wine without their consent?
Bobby: They made it seem like it was a big deal. On TV it looked like I had stolen [the only bottle], but we had four.
TVGuide.com: In Episode 3, when you spoke highly of Bruce for improving the tribe's morale, your kind words resulted in La Mina sending him to Exile Island. Any regrets?
Bobby: I understand where the other team was coming from. If I had known the other team was going to pick the exiled contestant, I would have said, "Shane is incredible! He's the best!" — La Mina didn't know he had tried to quit earlier. I choked back some emotions when Bruce was sent. He had no idea how cold-blooded some of these people were. They were smiling to his face, but they were vicious to him behind his back, which is stupid, because I now knew what they were saying about me behind my back. My comments were a boost to Bruce's confidence but also a message to my tribe.
TVGuide.com: Here's where I'll ask the obligatory Shane question: Is he as crazy and outspoken as he appears on TV?
Bobby: He's definitely outspoken. Calling him "crazy" lets him off the hook. He's a real deliberate dude. He's like one of those kids who would eat boogers just to have girls say, "Eww, you're nasty!" He needs the attention, and his worst nightmare would be not to be noticed. In person, his actions seemed really contrived. That was part of the reason why I stayed away from him. He was putting on a performance.
TVGuide.com: How did your family reacted to your Survivor run?
Bobby: It was fun [for them] but there are a lot of things that were hard to see. I don't want my grandmother sitting around with her senior group seeing her grandson being portrayed in a way that wasn't accurate. It wasn't so much that the negatives were bad, but they never showed any of my positives.
TVGuide.com: You appeared as a contestant on Blind Date in 1998. Now that you've resurfaced on Survivor, does that mean viewers will continue to see you on reality TV?
Bobby: If opportunities come, I'll take a look at them. I'm almost an adult now — I'm 32 — so I'm back practicing law at Lapidus & Lapidus and working for a digital-production company.
TVGuide.com: Lastly, while you say Survivor was a positive experience for you overall, what really annoyed you on the island?
Bobby: The most annoying things were dehydration, Courtney, Shane's mullet, the lack of sleep, Shane's acid-washed jean shorts, Courtney's other personalities and Danielle's voice.
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Insider/
TV Guide
Survivor's "Bob Dog" Gets Neutered
by Allison Corneau
Bobby Mason flew under Casaya's radar for the majority of his five-episode run on CBS' Survivor: Panama—Exile Island (Thursdays at 8 pm/ET), but the Los Angeles native claims that his limited camera time was a purely strategic ploy. When TVGuide.com caught up with the mighty "Bob Dog" after his elimination, he barked about his on-screen portrayal and about what — OK, namely who — really irked him during his island stay.
TVGuide.com: What has the reaction been like since your elimination episode aired?
Bobby Mason: People were really angry about the way I was treated. No one really saw a lot of the good stuff that I was doing early on in terms of strategizing. All of a sudden, producers break me out as [being] lazy and taking dumps and stealing stuff. People who I talk to know the real deal and understand it's entertainment. I'm not saying I played the game perfectly — there are some things I would have done differently — but for the most part, I was locked out early on, all because of that funky alliance that started.
TVGuide.com: Is it fair to say that your Survivor claim to fame is being the first contestant to christen "Casa de Charmin"?
Bobby: That was actually my strategy in stealing the wine — I didn't want to be known as the "toilet dude," so I figured, "be known as the wino."
TVGuide.com: Viewers didn't hear so much as a peep from you until that reward-challenge win. Was that a part of your strategy?
Bobby: I was in defensive mode from the start, and I was walking around on eggshells trying to stay under the radar. It's hard to stay under the radar when you're 220 pounds and call yourself "Bob Dog," but given that, I think I did a decent job of staying out of all those little fights. I wasn't as silent as it seemed. There was a time when I got in more fights than Courtney and Shane did, but they were actually about something. Those two would just fight because that's the way they talk to each other! I was disappointed in how I had been "tucked away" for those first few episodes, because I know I was actually in there playing the game.
TVGuide.com: As far as the reward challenge in last week's episode, you essentially secured that win, catching the fish that provided your tribe with its first decent meal in days. Was that a tough challenge to complete?
Bobby: That was probably the most fun thing I did out there. It was the first time I got to completely unload on something. Danielle and Courtney protested every other thing I did — I would try to make a spear out of bamboo, and you would hear them say [Imitating their whiny, high-pitched voices], "We need to work on the fire."
TVGuide.com: That's sort of how viewers saw it on TV — minus your sound effects, of course.
Bobby: It was 9,000 times worse than that. I can't even explain to you how bad it was. There were two of them, but it was like four, because Courtney's got three personalities, all of which are annoying.
TVGuide.com: One would think that after scoring food for your tribe, you would have been kept around. Did you get any sense you were going to have to pack your bags?
Bobby: People won't believe this, but I'm actually a pretty down-to-earth dude. I'm actually modest about the things I did and did well. Bruce was having trouble during the challenge since he didn't have the leverage, because of his height, and I did bring us back to win. Jeff [Probst] said that himself. So I wasn't patting myself on the back; that's what the consensus was. But I didn't think that entitled me to anything. Knowing my tribe, the mightier I seemed, the more likely I was to go.
TVGuide.com: Along with winning fish for dinner, Jeff gave Casaya some wine to enjoy. Walk me through your reasons for secretly holing up in the outhouse with Bruce and that prized bottle of wine. That pact you made to never vote each other out, was that the alcohol talking?
Bobby: It came across on television that I was making a promise not to ever vote for him, and I never made a promise like that to anybody. I was in such a weak position that it didn't do me any good to make a bond with anybody. Bruce and I are tight and I look forward to being friends with him when we get back to L.A.
TVGuide.com: Were you surprised by the tribe's reaction to your finishing the wine without their consent?
Bobby: They made it seem like it was a big deal. On TV it looked like I had stolen [the only bottle], but we had four.
TVGuide.com: In Episode 3, when you spoke highly of Bruce for improving the tribe's morale, your kind words resulted in La Mina sending him to Exile Island. Any regrets?
Bobby: I understand where the other team was coming from. If I had known the other team was going to pick the exiled contestant, I would have said, "Shane is incredible! He's the best!" — La Mina didn't know he had tried to quit earlier. I choked back some emotions when Bruce was sent. He had no idea how cold-blooded some of these people were. They were smiling to his face, but they were vicious to him behind his back, which is stupid, because I now knew what they were saying about me behind my back. My comments were a boost to Bruce's confidence but also a message to my tribe.
TVGuide.com: Here's where I'll ask the obligatory Shane question: Is he as crazy and outspoken as he appears on TV?
Bobby: He's definitely outspoken. Calling him "crazy" lets him off the hook. He's a real deliberate dude. He's like one of those kids who would eat boogers just to have girls say, "Eww, you're nasty!" He needs the attention, and his worst nightmare would be not to be noticed. In person, his actions seemed really contrived. That was part of the reason why I stayed away from him. He was putting on a performance.
TVGuide.com: How did your family reacted to your Survivor run?
Bobby: It was fun [for them] but there are a lot of things that were hard to see. I don't want my grandmother sitting around with her senior group seeing her grandson being portrayed in a way that wasn't accurate. It wasn't so much that the negatives were bad, but they never showed any of my positives.
TVGuide.com: You appeared as a contestant on Blind Date in 1998. Now that you've resurfaced on Survivor, does that mean viewers will continue to see you on reality TV?
Bobby: If opportunities come, I'll take a look at them. I'm almost an adult now — I'm 32 — so I'm back practicing law at Lapidus & Lapidus and working for a digital-production company.
TVGuide.com: Lastly, while you say Survivor was a positive experience for you overall, what really annoyed you on the island?
Bobby: The most annoying things were dehydration, Courtney, Shane's mullet, the lack of sleep, Shane's acid-washed jean shorts, Courtney's other personalities and Danielle's voice.
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Awww...can ya feel the love again at Casaya?
And...was that what I thought? ...Shane kissed Cirie on the cheek after the puzzle game reward challenge victory?
Neat seeing Bruce entertaining some of the Panamanian children with his martial arts moves at the barbecue / toys delivery!
Hated to see Dan go but he's quite a trooper and I'm sure it was very difficult for Nick, Austin and Terry!
Special Wednesday episode next week I see!
And then in 3 weeks...WOW!
Guess the March Madness games will pre-empt for a little while...hence the special Wed. night one for next week.
Eric
And...was that what I thought? ...Shane kissed Cirie on the cheek after the puzzle game reward challenge victory?
Neat seeing Bruce entertaining some of the Panamanian children with his martial arts moves at the barbecue / toys delivery!
Hated to see Dan go but he's quite a trooper and I'm sure it was very difficult for Nick, Austin and Terry!
Special Wednesday episode next week I see!
And then in 3 weeks...WOW!
Guess the March Madness games will pre-empt for a little while...hence the special Wed. night one for next week.
Eric
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Skywatch_NC wrote:Awww...can ya feel the love again at Casaya?
And...was that what I thought? ...Shane kissed Cirie on the cheek after the puzzle game reward challenge victory?
Neat seeing Bruce entertaining some of the Panamanian children with his martial arts moves at the barbecue / toys delivery!
Hated to see Dan go but he's quite a trooper and I'm sure it was very difficult for Nick, Austin and Terry!
Special Wednesday episode next week I see!
And then in 3 weeks...WOW!
Guess the March Madness games will pre-empt for a little while...hence the special Wed. night one for next week.
Eric
Yes, I felt the love......got a little teary eyed. Just kidding! I caught those kisses Eric - ewww! One was okay but Shane kept kissing on Cirie. I am liking that girl more and more, each week. And I totally had her pegged wrong! I expected Cirie to complain, complain and complain some more. But that girl is a trooper and I have immense respect for her each week. She works the game and isn't annoying! Terry is clearly my favorite now. And their honesty - OMG, that was so neat to see. I must admit right before Dan was voted out, I half expected things to go another way but they were all so direct and honest, you wondered if they were fooling Dan and the viewer. And I have to tell you all something funny, as soon as Dan revealed his secret, Jim said - oh no, he shouldn't have done that. We asked why. Jim said - an astronaut will never win Survivor! They'll all think, why he's rich, why give him a million? And so when he got voted out, Jim said - see, I called it! LOL
I keep thinking of Sally as Daryl Hannah. She looks like her!
And Laura keeps thinking of Shane as Tommy Lee. Shane is such a girl we say - or bi-polar. He changes his tune each week, and within each commercial break. I can't stand you.....oh I'm sorry, I should never have said those things to you....yeah right there Shannon - not Shane! LOL
All in all , good show. I wanted to see how Sally was holding up on Exile Island. We saw a little but not enough. It seems that everytime someone is sent there, it pours.
Mary
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TV Guide
http://www.tvguide.com/TV/Watercooler/
Survivor: Panama — Exile Island
Harmony truly has no place on Survivor. While the La Mina men's club plus Sally were enjoying their mutual-admiration society, Casaya's members were bickering through the night. Of course, the happy tribe was thrown a curve while the crazy tribe enjoyed a feast. Shane was thrilled to finally get a cigarette, and I was just glad that he didn't have to trade all his clothing to get it. A lunatic in shorts is bad enough — a naked one is unacceptable: no more Richard Hatch wannabes, please. I loved Cirie, egging on the girls against Shane and grinning as the bull's-eye moved farther and farther from her back. Who would have thought the woman afraid of leaves could be such a great player? My favorite heated moment: Danielle shouting "done" as Shane blathered on and on about swearing on his son. The only oath I'd believe from Shane would be on a pack of Marlboros. I cracked up watching the Casaya members biting their way through rope during the challenge, and watching Terry swat Shane away like a gnat when they crashed into one another. Dan took the blame for the loss, but I wonder how much of that was Sally's doing, knowing she'd be safer on Exile Island than back at Boystown. Bruce didn't say a single word the entire episode, and he looked pretty rough after the challenge. He can't possibly be happy hanging out with the "paper tiger" alliance as it shreds itself into oblivion. But not before the La Mina men ousted astronaut Dan in a totally anticlimactic vote. Cheesiest line goes to Terry, saying Dan had "the right stuff" while we listened to heroic flight music. Can't wait to see who is injured and airlifted off the island. My money is on Shane.... Maybe his tribe will finally decide to turn him into his favorite thing — a cigarette — and light his head on fire. — Ken McGilvray
http://www.tvguide.com/TV/Watercooler/
Survivor: Panama — Exile Island
Harmony truly has no place on Survivor. While the La Mina men's club plus Sally were enjoying their mutual-admiration society, Casaya's members were bickering through the night. Of course, the happy tribe was thrown a curve while the crazy tribe enjoyed a feast. Shane was thrilled to finally get a cigarette, and I was just glad that he didn't have to trade all his clothing to get it. A lunatic in shorts is bad enough — a naked one is unacceptable: no more Richard Hatch wannabes, please. I loved Cirie, egging on the girls against Shane and grinning as the bull's-eye moved farther and farther from her back. Who would have thought the woman afraid of leaves could be such a great player? My favorite heated moment: Danielle shouting "done" as Shane blathered on and on about swearing on his son. The only oath I'd believe from Shane would be on a pack of Marlboros. I cracked up watching the Casaya members biting their way through rope during the challenge, and watching Terry swat Shane away like a gnat when they crashed into one another. Dan took the blame for the loss, but I wonder how much of that was Sally's doing, knowing she'd be safer on Exile Island than back at Boystown. Bruce didn't say a single word the entire episode, and he looked pretty rough after the challenge. He can't possibly be happy hanging out with the "paper tiger" alliance as it shreds itself into oblivion. But not before the La Mina men ousted astronaut Dan in a totally anticlimactic vote. Cheesiest line goes to Terry, saying Dan had "the right stuff" while we listened to heroic flight music. Can't wait to see who is injured and airlifted off the island. My money is on Shane.... Maybe his tribe will finally decide to turn him into his favorite thing — a cigarette — and light his head on fire. — Ken McGilvray
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