This season is interesting in that is it really has two halves in it. One tribe never lost an immunity challenge, so it essentially saw a one by one destruction of the second tribe that saw an eventual 1v1 tribal council challenge to determine who stays in the game. The remainder of the game saw a social and physical dominance by Tom on the first tribe. There was solid gameplay, big moves, and a whole bunch of lying. The most controversial part of the season is obviously where Ian tosses the final immunity challenge IF Tom agreed to not take him to final two. Yes, you read that correctly. A solid season, with a solid winner, and worthy of being checked out.
The ulonging was surprisingly entertaining. It was almost like there was two seasons in one. Stephanie had a great underdog story. Fun season. Ian quitting at F3 was interesting, I thought it was a dumb move, but still was great to watch.
Shout by Cory CopelandVIP 5BlockedParent2020-02-06T18:25:21Z— updated 2020-02-14T19:00:02Z
This season is interesting in that is it really has two halves in it. One tribe never lost an immunity challenge, so it essentially saw a one by one destruction of the second tribe that saw an eventual 1v1 tribal council challenge to determine who stays in the game. The remainder of the game saw a social and physical dominance by Tom on the first tribe. There was solid gameplay, big moves, and a whole bunch of lying. The most controversial part of the season is obviously where Ian tosses the final immunity challenge IF Tom agreed to not take him to final two. Yes, you read that correctly. A solid season, with a solid winner, and worthy of being checked out.
Rating: 8.5/10