BetinaNungging
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Im happy Adam won but Ken Doll would be my better choice if I had to hahaa
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Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X
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Sgt Pepper
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Hell Cirie and Sandra are the only cast members on the new season that really qualify as "game changers."
CoolBlue71
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Adam’s win was understandable. I think his playing while his mother was dying, and being able to be focused, and to get to the end, was remarkable. (Not many could do that. His mother wanting him to go off and play—it was a way of saying, “You must keep moving forward!” Remarkable character—both mother and son.)
Hannah, who was smart at figuring the game (anticipating others’ moves, like Zeke’s), likely wasn’t perceived as being instrumental in getting to the end with making the right choices, for her game, along the way. It may have also been that people did not want to vote for her to win. (At that point—there would be nothing, anyone in that position, could do.)
Ken didn’t have a viable shot at winning. I like him. But, it didn’t look like he could get more votes, had he received any, in addition to David and Jessica.
I did like this “Survivor.” Players were thinking. There weren’t, say, dead wood with the merge and post-merge or anywhere near the game’s end.
Hannah, who was smart at figuring the game (anticipating others’ moves, like Zeke’s), likely wasn’t perceived as being instrumental in getting to the end with making the right choices, for her game, along the way. It may have also been that people did not want to vote for her to win. (At that point—there would be nothing, anyone in that position, could do.)
Ken didn’t have a viable shot at winning. I like him. But, it didn’t look like he could get more votes, had he received any, in addition to David and Jessica.
I did like this “Survivor.” Players were thinking. There weren’t, say, dead wood with the merge and post-merge or anywhere near the game’s end.