I'd put Tony's edit as more a "love to hate" type thing in what they wanted to show. All his scheming got results while Dan and Will have just been shown to be mean and Rodney is mostly shown as a misogynistic loudmouth that's been fortunate enough to cruise in the power alliance. Don't know if I saw Tyson's season.

I know. I just mean screen time alone doesn't always dictate which players go far or don't. Natalie was almost invisible until the merge last season.

Only Boston Rob and Kim have pulled off blitzes like that. Going by screen time alone our final 3 could very well be Dan, Will and Rodney.

The Dan votes came from Tyler and Will. She may think she's part of the inner alliance and not them.

True. But then it's unlikely Rodney would flip. He still believes in "his" plan to bring the people he wants to Final Four. He's been the one shown leading the charge against Mike.

He also said this was one of the best seasons ever. Not sure I buy that. Plus he could still fall under the thumb of Rodney or Carolyn and waste it somehow.

Don't know Sierra would go with him, she hated him pre-merge and still doesn't believe Mike's talk of an inner-four. Add to that she could easily be swayed that his double vote option could be dangerous for her.

Maybe not. The inner four are still pretty tight, and Sierra has no reason to break away at the moment. And everyone will be wary of Mike's hidden idol. If he doesn't win next week they'll probably split the vote between him and Dan.

Wait…could Dan actually be somewhat nice…Oh wait never mind. After his adoption comparison he might be worse then Will was last week.

Doubt they'd do it again anyway as only 2 women are left. Now it's just a matter of waiting for Mike to buy time with his Hidden Idol when he loses immunity and the inner-four trying to outsmart Dan's two vote advantage, shouldn't be too difficult.

He needs at least 3 more immunity wins even with the necklace buying him more time. No way he lasts that long. Tyler or Carolyn imo. Dan, Will and Rodney have all been given villain edits at some point, but not "love to hate" ones. And Sierra is a nonentity.

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Ricky and Bubbles will send up a copy after Julian gets out.