Stern fan. Niiice.

Jon is about equal to Keith as a challenge threat, but he probably was the biggest jury threat. Keith is better at helping beat Jon at challenges than Alec, he's much more likely to go along with Natalie's plan than Alec who was very chummy with Jon, and he's less of a strategic threat than Alec (or anyone). Is…

Oh the Nadiya thing. I can practically here it mirroring Sandra's opening words from HvV. I've been solo surviving since day one. I came out here with my twin who I haven't spent more than a few days apart from. Then she got voted out first . . .

A lot of the things she's doing though are not dependent on who she's playing against. Not freaking out after Jeremy got blindsided and being able to stay with the majority after they blindsided her. Taking her biggest enemies to reward to keep them close. She didn't trust them, but they're the majority so she…

For what it's worth most most of the stuff about Clay (like him being racist) were lies that Brian spread around camp. Plus, he would do Clay's camp work for him and tell him to take it easy so people thought he was lazy. That way when he took him to the end he would be able to beat him. Brian is a pretty unlikable…

I'm pretty sure her shit eating grin at the end said it all. It was near Matty levels of good.

Cagayan's finally was on Wednesday also.

The previous episode had Baylor, Missy, and Jon all talking about how much they trust Natalie. It's sometimes hard to get a sense of someones social game until all the interviews, but I have no doubt her social game is on point. I had little doubt she'd be able to convince them so long as she went with the right…

Shit man. I just got goose bumps thinking about that. To think he only saw one episode of survivor before going out there. Damn impressive.

I like it a lot, but I've pretty much been sold on a Natalie win for the past two weeks (thinking back to past episodes makes me feel even stronger about it). I could be wrong of course, but the crying confessional on exile pretty much made it a lock in my mind.

She targeted Jon partly out of emotion I'm almost certain the it was strategic also, and that she said so. But if you're the editors what are you going to run? The confessionals of 'I need to get Jon out because he's a threat' or 'I want to get Jon out for REVENGE!'

Imagine all the attempts at them trying to figure out what a tie breaker at tribal counsel would be.

Also, they both want to take Natalie to the F3.

That is my favorite bit from the Simpsons ever. I am thankful anytime it's brought up.

I would love to see Woo and Keith go head to head in some kind of Survivor quiz.

It was just as glorious as I imagined it would be!

I kind of legit felt sad for Coach when his loved one was Assistant Coach. But then he he said, "Guess what they call me in this game? Dragon Slayer. Cause I'm slaying all the dragons." Then I'm like holy shit dude you are insane. the end.

That's assuming he even has a Dad!

What happened with him was the one season where my initial reaction was I didn't understand why things happened the way they did.

Chris is one of the most entertaining narrators the show has ever had.