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Madame X
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So, guys, the next season of Survivor premieres on February 15, and the cast probably will be revealed within the next week or so, so I figured it was time to start the thread.
We know from the SP finale that the contestants will be living as two separate tribes on the same beach. I do not have a problem with this since there is potential for cross-tribe alliances and conflict, which I welcome. They're also in Samoa again for the FOURTH time, hence a subtitle even more generic than "South Pacific."
Spoilers have indicated that the huge flop known as Redemption Island is GONE AT LAST AND I AM CELEBRATING, and that the tribes, Salani and Manono, are
(No boot order spoilers are above, just how the tribes are structured.)
I think it could be interesting! While I didn't think South Pacific was nearly as bad as the catastrophe known as Boston Rob's Victory Lap Hour, the inclusion of Redemption Island and two returning players for the last two seasons has just been really, really terrible and both of those elements being dropped for S24 has me hopeful.
We know from the SP finale that the contestants will be living as two separate tribes on the same beach. I do not have a problem with this since there is potential for cross-tribe alliances and conflict, which I welcome. They're also in Samoa again for the FOURTH time, hence a subtitle even more generic than "South Pacific."
Spoilers have indicated that the huge flop known as Redemption Island is GONE AT LAST AND I AM CELEBRATING, and that the tribes, Salani and Manono, are
divided by gender, including the first time the show has had a gay male on an all-male tribe.
I think it could be interesting! While I didn't think South Pacific was nearly as bad as the catastrophe known as Boston Rob's Victory Lap Hour, the inclusion of Redemption Island and two returning players for the last two seasons has just been really, really terrible and both of those elements being dropped for S24 has me hopeful.




















