When you return to Survivor, you have to have enough self-awareness to realize everyone is going to have familiarity with you and that you have to adjust your strategy to either be more subtle or just completely change how you play. I think this is especially true if you fall into the villain category. After all, the only reason Russel was able to pull of his strategy with little alteration in two seasons was because it was back-to-back seasons where no one had a chance to learn about him. Since "self-awareness" and "planning" are both things Colton defines as "I'm going to be a bitch!", this will (thankfully) be his downfall. Judging by next week's preview, the point where he realizes things aren't going to go his way should be entertaining.It seems like everyone on the tribe watched Colton's season and know how much of a bitch he is.
The last time they had RI the player would return at the merge. So she has to keep winning until then. Then after the merge there's another RI which lasts until near the end.i got a question, that blond won the redemption island challenge, i thought she would go back? so like when does that actually happen?
Season 20 is probably the best ever, even better than s19. In that one you get Rupert, Candice and Tyson from this season.i asked him specifically for a good season with one of these returning players, he said you should just start with season19 and work your way down in disapointment.
i don't have time for another marathon! but then i get to know the s27 ppl, hmmSeason 20 is probably the best ever, even better than s19. In that one you get Rupert, Candice and Tyson from this season.
Strongly agree. Season 20 has the best game play ever seen in Survivor. It is an amazing season.Season 20 is probably the best ever, even better than s19. In that one you get Rupert, Candice and Tyson from this season.
And even then, sometimes that's not even needed. I know I watched the season Laura was in (Samoa), but even watching old clips from the show, I just have very little recollection of her ever playing. It's sort of unfortunate that, by casting women based on looks, they usually have to scrape the bottom of the barrel when it comes to bringing back veteran female players.Candice was thrown onto the Heroes tribe because of a lack of strong women who had played Survivor. The same can be said of Danielle from the Villains side...no one remembered who the fuck she was, but they needed to balance out the tribes. Any woman who makes any impact on her season/gets some airtime will likely be asked to come back.
Rupert won me over in the first episode of his first season (Pearl Islands). It was a wierd start to the show where the contestants were given some local currency to buy goods in a local market for their tribes in a very limited time. For whatever reason the opposing tribe left their belongings in one spot while they went out bartering. Rupert went full on pirate and stole the opposing tribes shoes that were left unattended and sold them to locals in exchange for supplies for his own tribe! That was straight hilarity to me. Then the guy went on to dominate in challenges and providing food / shelter for the tribe.About Rupert: He was entertaining (I found him annoying, though) in his first season. He was also the most physically dominant player of his season by far, both in challenges and at camp. So much so that he was easily the face of Survivor for at least a couple of years. CBS even had him doing all kinds of "Coming up Next" commercials for their shows. He has also gone far in every season (well into the jury) until this one...