'Survivor: Samoa': Evil Russell strikes again
It really looked for a bit there like Jaison was going home on last night's Survivor. In the immunity challenge, he was worn out and couldn't help push the boat or figure out the puzzle. He even admitted his weakness at tribal council, which is usually a sure-fire way to get your fire extinguished.
But Russell had his sights on Liz, and he got his way. She was a good competitor, but questioning Russell put her on his radar and a handful of moments of showing her frustration made a handy excuse for everyone else. But really, could you blame her for getting irritated when she was desperately trying to start the fire while Natalie and visiting-from-Galu Laura blabbed about Harleys and books? On the other hand, Russell wasn't wrong when he said that Natalie was doing the right thing trying to woo Laura since they're having such a severe numbers problem.
So is this alliance between Laura and Russell the real deal, or is she just stringing him along so he doesn't target him at the merge? Playing the men-are-superior card, whether she believes it or not, was probably the exact right move with Russell since he has a problem with women who question him.
So farewell, Liz. But now I can't wait to see what happens at the merge.







Comments
I can't believe that Mick and Jaison--who both know Evil Russell has the hidden immunity idol--haven't blindsided him yet to get him out before he plays it. This would have been the perfect week, because Liz would have gone along, for sure.
SKK: Augh, you are so right!
Posted by: Bucky | October 31, 2009 8:44 AM
I think that the Foa Foa team is not very intelligent. I agree with Bucky. They know that he has the immunity idol, so use it against him!! They are just wasting time. I think that Russell's time will come once the merge happens. The more intelligent players are on the Galu side.
Posted by: Suzi Rocks | November 2, 2009 5:16 PM
Does anyone else wish that they would not narrow it down to 2 people every episode. I like a little mystery. Seems to be gone this season.
Posted by: julia | November 3, 2009 2:34 PM
Man, Russell. This is CBS's golden ratings boy. It's plain to see now that the editing is very selective when it comes to him. Things don't always seem to add up. Maybe it's just me.
Posted by: SurvivorAddict | November 13, 2009 8:16 PM