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I understand we have the luxury of sitting on a couch and are only privy to the TV edit, but wouldn't Natalie have been safe taking Baylor and Missy to the final three? By splitting the couple out, Missy gets one vote. By having Baylor on the jury she has the opportunity to try and influence the jury. Granted neither were that likeable, but they could have run into a problem of those two splitting votes if they were a better couple. I think Natalie would have been unanimous against those two. I thought John might have been able to sway some jury members for Jaclyn. I'm really happy Nat won, but would have been happy had Keith won as well.

I really enjoyed that they didn't show that crappy 15 minute segment where they walk along the fallen torches and talk about each one as if they care. Besides the recap entire episode (not done in a while), it's my least favourite thing on Survivor.

Jeremy's a dbag for how he talked about Keith. I don't understand why he thinks he's so good at the game. I'm glad he tried to influence the jury for Nat in the final speech, but I'm not sure saying "She straight up balled", was the right tactic to try and convince a bunch of southern white guys. I think we see Keith back for a second show at one point.

I don't get how Missy thought she was so strong. She broke her foot, and that sucks, but she didn't do anything for the final 6 days. She competed in one challenge, and sat out the rest. She was carried to and from everything, yet acted like she was a force of nature and it was heroic. I'm glad Reed gave his speech the way he did, and I'm even more happy that he didn't back down from it on the finale. Missy was a waste of space this season. Even Keith wouldn't vote for her to win, and he seemed very annoyed during the final tribal at Nat.

How many people on the finale just had to sit there and didn't get to say anything? I think it was five. That's funny to me.

I'm excited for the next Survivor. Easy prediction: white collar doesn't win. In very few situations will a jury of blue and no collar people award $1M to a white collar person, who already has money.