Survivor: China
It's been a few seasons since I entered a Survivor finale with so little investment in who would take the million dollar prize. Todd? Amanda? Courtney? Denise? Who won the Survivor China crown?
The end is drawing near for Survivor: China. Only Thursday's (Dec. 13) episode and the Sunday finale remain. If you aren't excited now, you're probably every bit as sleepy as I am.
Last week's episode of Survivor: China may have been the season's most exciting to date, with the demise of the game's former power player. Could Thursday's (Dec. 6) episode complete? No, not really.
It seems like years ago that the last new episode of Survivor: China ended with Jeff Probst telling the post-Tribal Council contestants that their work wasn't done. Remember that? I sure didn't.
Sure, Jean-Robert was eliminated from Survivor: China last week, but on Thursday (Nov. 15) would love be in the cards for two contestants who combine to weight less than the poker bad boy?
On Survivor, even if you aren't rooting for anybody, it's sometimes enough to have the people who don't like plotting reversals and reversals of reversals. Thursday (Nov. 8) night's Survivor: China certainly kept things confusing until the last second.
The theme of Thursday (Nov. 1) night's Survivor: China is that misplaced intellectual hubris is a funny, funny thing.
A World Series game? A Top 10 college football match-up? A gross foods eating challenge on Survivor: China? Gosh! Thursday (Oct. 25) night's TV has something for everybody.
I'm not a Survivor purist necessarily, but I do think there's a right way, a wrong way and a right-wrong way to play the game. Thursday (Oct. 18) night's Survivor: China provided me with several players to root against for the rest of the season.
We're a month into Survivor: China now and every episode has come down to tight votes between two equally annoying castaways. Thursday (Oct. 11) night is no different.
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