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Survivor: Gabon

By Andrew Stubinski

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December 14, 2008 10:24 PM

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Jeffprobst_survivorgabonearthslas_2 It's not been a spectacular season of Survivor: Gabon this Fall, but it has been a very subtly interesting season in terms of strategy. There has not been a overwhelmingly strong player all season long, but there have been a lot of pretenders to that throne. Through virtue of coincidence, emotional decisions, and manipulation, we have five survivors who are all here for different reasons. Kenny for his lies, Bob for his ingenuity, Matty for his tenacity, Susie for her innocuous appearance, and Sugar for her timely alliances, but in two short hours, we'll see which factor can take a survivor to the top this season. More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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December 11, 2008 9:40 PM

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Mattywhitmore_survivorgabonearthsla Who is in charge at Survivor:Gabon? Of the players left, two can be said to be sliding by - Crystal by virtue of the fact that she is so deep in Ken's pocket, and Susie because she is flying so far under the radar. So who is in control? Both Kenny and Sugar believe that they head up their alliance, and so far, there has been no reason for them to go head to head. Bob and Matty also seem to be in control of their own destinies; Matty because he is currently the biggest physical threat in the game, and Bob because of his intelligent play and nose for challenges. As it winds down, this headless beast of a season should show its true nature very soon. More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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December 4, 2008 9:25 PM

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Kenhoang_survivorgabonearthslaste_2 Welcome back everyone! I hope you're still picking cranberries out of your teeth as you sit down to enjoy the next chapter in the adventure that is Survivor:Gabon! After enjoying the best episode of the season, how can this week follow up? C'mon, let's give them the benefit of the doubt. I doubt we'll see something as spectacular as the bluff they pulled on Randy, but with the headcount down to seven, the possibilities for drama are running high! More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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November 20, 2008 10:15 PM

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Bobcrowley_survivorgabonearthslaste The last couple of episodes of Survivor: Gabon have seen the show moving in the right direction. Powerful players getting picked off is far more interesting than watching one tribe being slaughtered night in and night out. Also, personalities are emerging.  Randy is abrasive, Kenny is megalomaniacal, Crystal is whiny and Corinne is bitchy -- these are the traits that are fun to watch, but might get you voted off. Sugar has a knack for deciding which way the power shifts, Matty plays hard, Susie is guileless and Bob is amiable -- these are the traits that might take you all the way, but also make you a target. Now, the show can begin in earnest. More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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November 13, 2008 9:25 PM

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Randybailey_survivorgabonearthslast All right! Now things are getting interesting around here! Double blindsides, power swings, and the impending merge have given new life to this previously dull season. Let's hope the rest of Survivor: Gabon lives up to the promise of last week's episode. A clear favorite is yet to emerge and the true natures of some of this season's survivors are still secret. The power vacuum in the old Kota alliance, the extent of Sugar's gamesmanship, and Kenny's ability to rally tribe members to his side are all big question marks. Hopefully, we will have these question marks turn into exclamation points in the coming weeks. More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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November 6, 2008 9:30 PM

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Kenhoang_survivorgabonearthslastede I have to admit, this season of Survivor is a drop-off in quality over last season. At least in the episodes we've seen so far. But, it's not too late. There are plenty of episodes left, and I think the potential is there, personality-wise, for things to get more interesting. We must be close to a merge for the tribes at Survivor: Gabon. Please, say we're close to a merge. This show needs change -- change we can believe in. More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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October 30, 2008 9:28 PM

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Jessicakiper_survivorgabonearthslas People, I am ready. Ready for Fang to either do a 180, or dissolve into the Kota tribe. Fang is pure poison right now, and the only excitement they can provide is in the form of redemption or infection. Either they blow me away by banding together and winning some challenges, or they need to merge with Kota, creating conflict and drama at Camp Happy. This self-destruction act on Survivor:Gabon is getting old. More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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October 23, 2008 9:08 PM

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Acegordon_survivorgabonearthslasted So far, all but one episode of Survivor: Gabon are indistinguishable from the others. The common thread of Fang sucking up the dark continent runs through nearly the entire show so far. Again I wonder, will this be episode where our resident losers turn it on and turn it around? They'll have to show more sack than we've seen so far to make it happen. More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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October 16, 2008 9:37 PM

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Crystalcox_survivorgabonearthslaste Three episodes of Survivor:Gabon have passed in this season, and we begin the fourth with Fang in a similar position -- at the bottom. We've seen these losing streaks in this game before, seen them turned around, and seen the tribe consumed by the losses. Is Fang going to nut up?  Or will Kota eat their lunch? More »

By Andrew Stubinski

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October 9, 2008 9:30 PM

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Randybailey_survivorgabonearthsla_2 Well, well, well, things are starting to heat up on Survivor: Gabon, now that the playing field has been leveled somewhat.  Also, the solo immunity idol is in play, and alliances are formed and at loggerheads. This is why Survivor fans love this show! Very soon we'll see how the meat of this season tastes. More »
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