So, are we supposed to believe that Juliette was a pod person or something? No one is looking for her - family, (ex) work, friends? Or is questioning Nick about her current location, or investigating him for moving so suddenly after her disappearance? I realize she went off the deep deep deep end after going full…

Ah. Okay, ew.

Is there an explanation for why Chilton (Lounds in the book) thought he was burned as he woke up? What was that all about, did Dolarhyde injure him? Or was Chilton just freaking out in a prescient fashion?

Wouldn't know Wynn Diffy from a hole in the ground, but Chilton's general path through life reminds me of Baltar from (nu)Battlestar Galactica.

Eh, maybe, but I'm just floored as to how no one wants to talk about that awesome go-for-broke shot of Mike, Shirin, Sierra, and Rodney trying to roll those barrels to the finish line, even though the attempt was doomed to fail.

To tie all of the barrels together in a loose train, so instead of rolling on one solo, you can roll a line of 4 in sequence so everyone can stay on and barrel race across the course. Of course.

It's quite low, but if it helps, I kept having this dream last week that
"the twist" was that they allowed a jury member back in the tribe. It
was Jenn. It was a glorious dream…

I refuse to dignify this guy with a response, so let me just tack on to the end of your comment:

Taking Will out of the equation (yes, please…), as a thought experiment, how bad could it wreck your game to just keep the food hidden for yourself? You don't end up with the "oh, you only shared some of your stash" accusations, and you end up with a calorie advantage. Moreso at the individual portion of the game,…

I'm thinking that both camps are going to end up being a little right. Yeah, Jenn's in the dumps right now and her head isn't in the game. But with Joe gone and that little nugget of realization that "they never vote for the one who wants to go," I'm thinking she's going to steer into the skid. She'll keep playing up…

Hey cool. I'm still sad that Joe went out though.

Oh didn't you know? We're already best friends - I'm just the mostly silent one that nods in agreement, letting you speak for us both.

Dan's jury speech: If you don't vote for me, you're stupid. Anyone who votes for the other person obviously wasn't paying attention to how awesome I am at this game. I'm just trying to help you not be an idiot. *Drops mic, answers no questions from the female members of the jury*

Checked the list. Based on your last update, Jenn, Mike, Shirin, and Tyler should be available. Thanks and (purple) rock on!

Fire sale on Dan stock? I'd like to have faith and let him ride, but in Survivor you have to be able to read the tea leaves and he is definitely not the laid back dude I thought he'd be.

Hey, I enjoy judging Survivor contestants from my couch too. Might as well see how I stack up when some objectivity is applied.

Yeah, I think she left with Grissom for a while (don't know how long, I stopped watching right around there), but it shouldn't disqualify her as a cast member who's been there "since the beginning." It just means Fox hasn't had as many seasons on the show as Eads and Szmanda, not to mention, Robert David Hall and…

…Eads and Eric Szmanda were left as the only cast members who’d been with the show since its debut in 2000.

The way you put it makes sense. Still learning the ins and outs.

That doesn't seem fair to the people wise enough to hold it back for such an occasion, but rules are rules I guess.