Survivor

The Decision Survivor: Africa features more even more history. We have our first tied challenge (since countback is still a stalemate), our first tribe swap (though not a modern swap), the first season without a straight pagonging, and our first final tribal to not end in a 4-3 vote. There are a few honorable mentions for me in this season that I thought would be intriguing to explore the aftermath of but did not eventually make the cut. However, writing about Clarence not st

The Decision Survivor: The Australian Outback is very different to analyze than Survivor: Borneo. While Borneo had minimal strategy, only one alliance, and a long immunity run that led to the outcome not being changed, The Australian Outback had more concrete relationships and people had an idea of what to expect. To give an example, there were only a couple of unanimous vote-outs in Borneo, but in Australia, the first two votes were both 7-1. The Australian Outback was also

I'm ready to start a new series. While studying for my AP Chemistry midterm in between my studies of Survivor: Kaoh Rong and Aubry Bracco ahead of Survivor 50, I came up with what I believe is my greatest idea. What if...what if? Yeah, I know that makes absolutely zero sense. But seriously, what if...I did a series about the biggest what ifs on Survivor. What if Erik didn't give up immunity? What if Woo didn't take Kass? What if Brandon didn't have a meltdown? There are so, s