Yeah, I think he was just handling it awkwardly, because he probably knew that it would end up being public. Which I understand could be seen as a reason for him to fake it, but there's no benefit to him in doing that.

Well… Tyson was often shit to people outside of his alliance when he had the numbers. He's not quite on the same level as the others.

Hopefully he's at least learned from that. The one reason I was iffy on him coming back (other than the spitting) was because he was such a recruit, whereas a lot of the second chancers were actual fans of the show.

Well, there's no Survivor narrative in being a relatively well-adjusted person =P

That's true, but she also doesn't have as much self-awareness about certain aspects of her personality that she perhaps should in order to advance in this game. I'd like to think that a female superfan who wasn't as, for lack of a more specific description, intense as Shirin, while still having many similarities,…

That's why I want him to make the jury.

Kelly seems super likeable. (I hadn't seen her prior to this.)

Yeah, he definitely grew on me too. I wasn't unhappy to see him back.

No way, that's like Cliff height, right?

If Keith could just stop spitting I'd like him a lot more.

"I'll give you a minute to strategise, then we'll get it on."

If you take credit for the Kelley bandwagon, does that automatically elevate me to head of the Ciera bandwagon? =P

There were a lot of commercials - the version without commercials was 1hr3minutes.

Yeah, that definitely wasn't on the televised episode.

While I prefer Joe to Woo, I also prefer the hair out to a top knot. So, whatever, either.

Literally, ey? ;)

That's what I thought, and I was trying to look for it.

There are two trailers. The Australian one is better, as the Pivot one is half season 2 scenes.
It's on this page https://www.facebook.com/ABCTV

He looks so peaceful!

I will show you this sentence… "To my mind, the appeal of the Muppets was the way they represented the very best of show business, the old-fashioned desire to entertain and enlighten that is too often squashed by the sourness of people like, I don’t know, Ryan Murphy."