There's a French one that finished 1st season recently called "Les Revenants" (based on the movie of the same name) that has a similar scenario.  It's less a zombie show and more speculative fiction, so a lot less gore but way better characters… and it has Mogwai doing the soundtrack.

"sidenote: I feel like I'm the only one who likes the Germanic woman more than Sibyl."

It's absolutely the writers.  The writers have deferred all the negative machinations that are breaking up the band on Yoko… I mean Naevia.  Otherwise, as a character, she serves no other purpose except an extra shot or two in the fight sequences, so of course people hate her.

Sutures?

If any Hantz is a psychopath, it's Russell.

Sherri's going to be insufferable when they announce the tribe swap.

They must have instituted some rules about goading people into hitting you, because someone else would have tried it by now.  Way more efficient than tribal council.

Now we know what would have happened without Coach's prayer circle in s23.

I think that was Reynold… chalk up another point in the "douchebag" column.

…until he opened his mouth at the end.  Not the time and not helping.

I don't think Phillip is all that capable of adjusting his behavior for specific people, given that he's had 2 seasons of insisting everyone relates to him via his "secret agent" scenario.

The writers seem to think maintaining the main characters' misery and fear is essential to the show's success.  Anything enjoyable or relaxing is verboten… which is why I assume Maggie is pregnant because sex can't be for pleasure on this show.

YES, just let him be unambiguously evil already.

Ondi had let Anton crash at her house when he had nowhere else to go, which happened several times over the 7 years of filming the doco.  Then when Dig! premiered, Anton called Ondi claiming he hadn't given permission to use his music and that he was going sue her for everything she had.  Huge, huge asshole.

@Big_Knife:disqus Pretty much.  I tends to be applied to any recent dubstep stuff that is formulaic and all about having a bigger drop than the last guy's track.  There's also more of an industrial via Transformers tone to the sounds, because dancing is totally gay but bros are okay with dancing to the sound of…

Disappointed that no one on the Favorites tribe made a crack about the Fans "losing Hope".

I'm pretty sure he's a more qualified fan of Survivor than any of the Fan tribe are.

Having been in Iraq, you'd think he'd be a bit more savvy around sand.

Laura's argument was pretty pathetic: "early on you want to keep the tribe strong, but we're ten days in…".  Oh, it's been ten whole days so I guess they don't have to worry about winning challenges anymore.

It's just sad how Amanda managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in both her seasons.