Thing is, Josh hasn't been wrong about deserving the free pass in any of the challenges. He may be egotistical, but he's often right in comparison to others. (That siad, Becky is clearly the best cooker, looker, etc, and deserves to win this contest hands down.

Thing is, Josh hasn't been wrong about deserving the free pass in any of the challenges. He may be egotistical, but he's often right in comparison to others. (That siad, Becky is clearly the best cooker, looker, etc, and deserves to win this contest hands down.

Yeah, not only did she go into porn, but it wasn't nearly as depraved as she (or we as viewers) expected. Although she may have bittersweetly secured her job on the Usher tour more through her sexual persuasions than her dancing ability — and now she'll never know.

Yeah, not only did she go into porn, but it wasn't nearly as depraved as she (or we as viewers) expected. Although she may have bittersweetly secured her job on the Usher tour more through her sexual persuasions than her dancing ability — and now she'll never know.

Does anybody else think that Future Walt looks a lot like Homeland's Saul Berenson?

Does anybody else think that Future Walt looks a lot like Homeland's Saul Berenson?

Yeah, I just like to dream that he may have had a better chance of grabbing Christina, Alicia, and Tarzan on that final push of his if he hadn't been dancing around so much. (Still, we might not then have gotten the wonderful Karmic Kat blindside. "I was so hurt," she said tonight, still seemingly unaware that right…

I'm totally psyched about this. It's one thing to bring back people just because they're odious personalities who can draw ratings, it's another to give second chances to people who — for no real fault of their own — had to be removed from the game.

Yeah, a returning woman (ala Stephanie) would be fine, but then there's the risk that we'd have been stuck with Colton, and I really couldn't handle that. (I kid, I kid! About the girl stuff, not about being able to stomach Colton.)

And as others said, Alicia was once again on hand to provide the delusional aspects of the jury that we've all come to know and love.

Yeah, I was as frustrated as Troyzan in the fact that he was surrounded by stupid players. It's not that he played a bad game — although his alienating people didn't help — it's that everybody was oblivious to how much of a threat Kim was, let alone oblivious to things in general. (It was nice to see that Kat seemed…

I actually think the "I didn't want to get a target on my back, so I avoid the extremes" argument is a good one. But not for someone who played the game like Sabrina: don't you realize that sucking at everything and not doing anything at camp is *also* an extreme? Perhaps if you'd won reward that one time and actually…

To be fair, they'd have brought him back *before* they realized just how much America hated him (as opposed to just "hating" him, as with Russell).

Irrelevant. Kim is in an alliance with either Sabrina and Chelsea or with Alicia and Christina. The only way Chelsea's in danger is if Kim decides to vote her out, in which case the idol would be moot.

I dunno, I have to wonder: was there ever actually a season in which the men all voted for the one remaining guy simply because they didn't want a WOMAN to win? It seems as if this myth is perpetuated by women in season after season when they argue the necessity of an alliance of women, but I honestly don't think that…

Yeah. If you admit that you're not playing strategically, why should you be so offended when Jeff and your team take you to task for it during tribal and then vote you out? It's just a game.

Did you watch the episode? I don't think you have to worry about a Kat, Kim, Alicia Final 3.

I couldn't have said that any better myself.

I'm fairly sure that you can't use the hidden immunity idol when it's down to four players. Your last chance to use it is when there's five: the penultimate immunity challenge. Otherwise it's simply too powerful: nobody should be able to sit out of a final challenge, unless that's their Hatch-like strategy.

Even if they don't want to bring Tarzan to the end, though, keeping him around until the final four — especially if you're pretty sure you can outlast him in the standard endurance challenges that seem to pop up toward the final episode — is fairly smart for players like Kim who want to protect themselves. Considering…