I've really enjoyed this season and these comment boards. Great stuff!

I've really enjoyed this season and these comment boards. Great stuff!

Nowhere near as bad as All-Stars

Nowhere near as bad as All-Stars

Survivor should be the top pick- this season of Survivor was much better than this season of Homeland

Survivor should be the top pick- this season of Survivor was much better than this season of Homeland

Actually because they shot Micronesia before China finished airing Amanda never saw her Final Tribal performance. The reason she made the same mistake twice is that she had no idea how bad she came off the first time. That's another problem but still not an unforgiveable one

Actually because they shot Micronesia before China finished airing Amanda never saw her Final Tribal performance. The reason she made the same mistake twice is that she had no idea how bad she came off the first time. That's another problem but still not an unforgiveable one

Did you know the Fuhrer was a great dancer?

Did you know the Fuhrer was a great dancer?

@hornacek:disqus Yes

@hornacek:disqus Yes

Is Denise really the first? I feel like someone else had to have in 25 seasons……

Is Denise really the first? I feel like someone else had to have in 25 seasons……

I think it was Sarah on Marquesas. Boston Rob's first Amber

I think it was Sarah on Marquesas. Boston Rob's first Amber

Sandra is definitely a love-or-hate character. I've always loved her but I can understand why some don't.

Sandra is definitely a love-or-hate character. I've always loved her but I can understand why some don't.

They need to bring back the right returning players. These returnees were good because they didn't totally dominate the newbies like Boston Rob, Coach, and Ozzy did and were instead essentially treated as opponents (or mortal enemies in the case of Jeff Kent)

They need to bring back the right returning players. These returnees were good because they didn't totally dominate the newbies like Boston Rob, Coach, and Ozzy did and were instead essentially treated as opponents (or mortal enemies in the case of Jeff Kent)