I am really looking forward for Charbrynique in the remaining episodes. So great. Actually, all of the supporting characters are great. The Charbestein "Solid as a Rock" moment was fantastic too.

Woo was way easier to buy though given his extensive martial arts background. He was always portrayed as a super earnest, goofy dude. ("We fight for it?!?" is one of my favorite lines in recent Survivor history).

Why did you assume the Commander was going to be male? The most consistent thing about the Grounders is that the leaders have all been female. Every single one.

They can all suck except iZombie. I always root for Rob Thomas.

So stupid. I'm all for girl power, and I understand her motivation, given that she has a twin and she's incredibly comfortable with female bonds, but she has to realize who she's working with.

Yeah, I don't understand it. After the first instance of Jon and Jaclyn being the deciding swing vote, they should have been a target. Missy and Baylor are this season's goats, so I can understand why there isn't too much focus on them.

I thought about that, but there's what, 2 tribals left (at max) that he can use the idol? As it is now, Natalie is going to make a play to give her idol to Keith (or maybe play it herself depending how next week shakes out) to blindside Jon if he doesn't win immunity, and that's risky too, unless she convinces him to…

I am a little concerned that the "discussion of peace" will be killing Kane.

I do not understand why Natalie didn't even suggest taking out Jaclyn. It would have been a huge blow for Jon. Baylor would probably have been on board too. And then Natalie would have had the numbers.

I am a confused about what they are going to do with Kane. If the Grounders were going to talk peace with him, why are they threatening war?

That's fair. I was just a little traumatized because I was excited for more Anya.

I really hope Anya is not dead. She is the best character on the show right now, which is probably why the adventures of Anya and Clarke have gotten the most screen time in the past two episodes.

Ron & Leslie on Parks & Rec. Purely platonic respectful relationship.