I picked up on that as well.

The next thing Eddie reads on the internet about the game of Survivor will be the first thing he's ever read, so I think we're safe.

They show people looking for it and not finding it if it's the last move for an obvious boot (a la Tina and Hayden last season).

Suggestion for Probst: Survivor Podcasters vs Bloggers season. Make it happen.

There's a chance. But not until Tasha and Spencer are gone.

Or maybe everyone else just feels bad for them, and are lying about how funny they were. Like how everyone on GoT swears up and down that Jack Gleason is the nicest human being who has ever lived.

I think that's absolutely what was going on there. Tony was trying to make it look like Spencer playing an idol was freaking him out, to encourage Spencer to think that he should play it for himself. It's tough to say, since Tony did a bad job articulating it, but it makes the most sense.

Translation: "I think about you the way I think about all young women. And most women, for that matter".

To Jim's point, Spencer could've easily done the move where he shows the idol at Tribal Council BEFORE the vote (a la Malcolm or Tony earlier this season). Then he can probably play it more correctly. Or possibly flip Jefra.

If they get Jefra to flip back to their side by telling her about the idol, she could tell them who Tony's group was going to vote for. Then their idol wipes out those votes, and there is no tie.

You aren't even the biggest Spencer hater on this thread. Unless you're Jim's second account.

I love that you're contending because a clerical error, and I am because everyone forgot about Tony.

The Way has me nervous.

All Spencer has now is to play the game vote to vote and hope he sticks around. It's not an ideal spot to be in, but there have been people to emerge victorious doing it.

I wonder the same. Clearly, something was going on there, but Tony poorly articulated it. But Spencer was trying to get a read, and didn't.

SHELDOR! I thought you died.

With Tony, it could easily go the other way: he can be even MORE aggressive now that the risk for blowback is reduced. The only problem is that we're at the point in the game where his motivations and the obvious moves are one in the same: Tasha and Spencer are the two biggest threats to his game. So he'll probably…

I give zero fucks about the players' outside lives unless it somehow intrudes on the game. They only matter to me as contestants in a game, I don't pretend to know them as people, and how good they are or not is no concern to me. (Unless something criminal came up).

I don't think this was ever the show's position. I'm thinking it was more along the lines of "Russell Hantz found the Idols too easily, which resulting in a lot of great television that our fans really enjoyed. Let's do more of that".

Those are the only two options at this point. Trish is a worthy winner, but I don't see this jury choosing her over Tony. At least not a majority of them. People are not angry with him.