Nope. Hannah says "Wait…" as David's walking over to Jeff with the idol. She then bites her tongue and says nothing else. She was probably considering asking David to play the idol for her, but didn't go through with it. Adam's unfortunate interjection comes later, and she says nothing to clarify his misleading…

Well, I would say that if Hannah, a woman (whom I love), would've done even a moderately passable job of - not even lying - but simply admitting to Zeke that "David is a huge threat" without going into a catatonic state, I'm pretty sure it would've been Zeke who would've gone home, but I feel like you don't really…

Don't be silly, we all know the truth here - Rocks are sexist.

I completely understand the hatred for Taylor, and he was most certainly a fucking idiot, but he generally did seem like a chill guy. Too chill, even. He did stupid things (over and over again), but I don't think it was ever intentionally mean-spirited, which has been something of a pleasant theme this season until…

Feel like the "Jeff only likes alpha males" is a tired meme at this point.

No, he's worse.

It was disappointing to me that no one from David's alliance tried to flip Jay at tribal by revealing to him that everyone knows he has an idol, and the reason they do is because his supposed number 1 ally (Will) ratted him out to Zeke, the leader of the alliance he's voting with, who then proceeded to tell everyone…

There was nothing sneaky about it. Sunday whispers to Will, "stick to the plan" (before spitting on the floor), while Ken is poetically pontificating on the nature of existence. Hannah overhears this
and asks Sunday, "what's the plan?" which is a weird thing to do when you're on opposite sides, but it's Hannah and……

It may not have been a strategically clever move ("idiotic" is going overboard), and I loved Michaela, but it was worth it for his unnervingly calm, almost sociopathic confession straight to her face.