Sure, it wasn't as prominent as Parvati's (who was giving the confessional anyway), but it was still there.
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Eliza was also shown catching a fish, from what I recall:
Sure, it wasn't as prominent as Parvati's (who was giving the confessional anyway), but it was still there.
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If anyone wants to gripe about edgic being spoiled, they out to do it in the thread I created especially for people who want to gripe about edgic being
spoiled.
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I am still surprised that people think there was little difference between the way the Joel boot decision was portrayed during the actual episode of the boot and in the following week's ep. It was mind-boggling different.So different that I can't recall revisionism of that magnitude in any other recap in Survivor history. A kind of thank you for the ignominy of the 'Jewish rat' comments last time and the method of his previous departure. No doubt. And yet, part of that time and craft has been devoted to vulnerability that goes beyond the 'she's in imminent danger, will she survive' edit. Manipulated to be repeatedly shown as being hurt in challenges, talk of dying, there's a cumulative effect in all of this. The one edited characteristic that has haunted Eliza from the time she hit our screens is paranoia. She has been edited as the most paranoid contestant in Survivor history (save for Jamie's frantic couple of episodes in Guatemala). However, the editing has always told us that the paranoia is justified. That's why I'm wary of Eliza's chances. No matter how much manipulated awareness they give her, her continued highlighted paranoia is a self-fulfiilling prophecy. Ultimately, she'll succumb to her vulnerability. |
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"Look - it has nothing to do whether his departure affects your beloved players. It has to do with his edit."
People should keep accusations of bias out of Edgic, because it can led to stupid ad hominem fights where we got off the content trail. It's always easier to hurl such accusations when your bias puts you in the majority. For example Skeptic, I could say you really love Jonathan and don't like the couples. You went against the edgic majority and insisted Cirie was Negative and Jonathan more Neu in their big episode 3 confrontation. Cirie sides with the wrong people, you don't like her anymore. That's how you experienced that episode, because of who your faves are. "Please love the middle-aged bald man next season, please, pretty please!" CL, we already had that season, it was called Survivor Fiji, Yao-Man was my fave player, he got screwed.
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GretchenIsMyGod wrote: ABSOLUTELY! I was thinking that as I read over some of the ep ratings, GIMG. Totally an OTTP1 situation.
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Kitty Pryde1 wrote:I'm also having trouble seeing Tracy as OTT, but I didn't care for what she was doing either. I'm still wondering whether MORN or CPN is the appropriate rating. I'm certainly not convinced that Tracy's edit best matches the OTT definition. She was fighting for her life in the game as she perceived it. Had we not been given the scene with Tracy & Ami, then yes, I think OTT might be a contender. You can't just take ONE scene from the ep and hang the OTT rating on the person for the whole ep. Taking into account all that we were shown, OTT makes as much sense as UTR. |
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N is not the proper rating either. I'm telling you, she was nothing but neutral, either static or mixed. I'm willing to give on the pure static, but
she was neither negative or positive.
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You want her to get a neutral rating because you know winners generally aren't too P. =\
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There are lots of Ozzy fans, you know, who were plenty glad to see Chet leave. Tracy may have come across as N to them. LOL.
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Uh, Tom wasn't neutral at ALL. Getting too much tone isn't a bad thing. Hell, Brian was negative in like, every episode. Being too P wouldn't be
bad for Tracy. I just don't think she was P. She just didn't give off the same vibe this episode that she did in 2 and 4.
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For example Skeptic, I could say you really love Jonathan and don't like the couples. You went against the edgic majority and insisted Cirie was Negative and Jonathan more Neu in their big episode 3 confrontation. Cirie sides with the wrong people, you don't like her anymore. That's how you experienced that episode, because of who your faves are. Sorry, Craig. You could "say" it, but it's delusional. I don't have favorites. I don't have a shrine. I was delighted to get Cirie as a WD, and still am. she's playing a complex, strategic, and intriguing game. Please don't confuse my calling her N on occasion with disliking her - it's not at all the same thing. I called her N for several reasons It was not siding with the right or wrong people (where did I ever say that the 4orgy was the "wrong" people? I thought the openness of their twosomes was dangerous, that's all). It was that she was caught in deception. I made the tragic mistake, apparently, of watching the show carefully. Basically, you are flat-out wrong in your criticisms of my analyses, both then and now. To claim I loved Jonathan the way you pant over Parvati is probably making most of the readers of this thread LOL. And to claim I don't like Cirie any more because of that confrontation is simply nuts. So here are my comments about that ep, back in the 2/22-ish timeframe: "Neither Jonathan nor Cirie came across very well at TC. Jonathan was pissed (IMO deservedly) because Cirie admitted telling them they were with the Jonathan group and going away from them (bad move on Cirie's part - she admitted to a betrayal. It must have been frustrating for him precisely because he had been honest with her but she was basically saying he was totally untrustworthy (ah, the glories of ASS seasons.!)The bad move was admitting it, like I said. Not the move, which I also made clear was IMO the correct one. BTW, there were several complimentary responses about this in the thread. And then this: And that's what I want to see from the faves: I want Ami to try and succeed at making an all-gal alliance. I want Eliza to be sneaky, smart, and succeed. I want Parv to be Little Miss Flirt then turn around and stab James in the back. Oz to be more strategic and aware. Amanda? Meh. But I hope you see my drift. This is what ASS should have been, but they were all media whores. The faves are Players. Thank god, and they have egos of the Type-A variety, and when they clash it will be good. And it was.
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BlakeB717 wrote: I think Tracy was neutral too. She sure as hell wasn't P.
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Episode Six Before the Intro
Some bits that stand out for me in "Previously On...." Jeff, "...The idol put his (Ozzy's) alliance of Amanda, Parvati, and James in control of the game." ...
Amanda, "It's in a little four clique..."
The breakup of the Four is spelled out. ... ..
Jeff, "...Joel came up with a plan..." ...
Ozzy, "I agree totally, 100%." Jeff, "But the Favorites (Amanda Ozzy and Cirie) had a different idea."
Cirie, "Joel is a bigger threat to us than Chet is."
Jeff, " At Tribal Council, the Fans got a lesson in how the Favorites operate... used Chet and Tracy to blindside Joel." ![]() ![]()
Back at camp, Eric tells us: Eric, "Those guys are tough as nails. You cannot trust those guys at all! ... They're tanks! I mean, they have armor on!"
Shot of Ozzy and Amanda
Eric again, "If the playing field has been lowered to lying and just tricking people straight to their face...
Shot of Cirie
..., I think I might have to do some of that." Ozzy, Amanda and Cirie are portrayed sleeping, while Eric thinks about the game. Eric tells us that their decision to target Joel instead of Chet was "low". But his description of them as "tough as nails" also shows them to be hard-core gamers, which is not a negative label in this game. Malakal (after the Intro) Opens with the Favorites relaxed and playing. ![]() ![]()
Scene of Chet and Tracy mulling over the TC vote. Tracy acknowledges that they were used, but that for now her strategy will be to, "...go with it." ...
We are shown all of Malakal's Fave players. The message is that there has been no mixing of the tribes and the fans are very much alone. Cirie is not with the Malakal Fans.
Tracy tells us that she managed to save Chet, but that it required losing a fan. Tracy, ".... So, what are ya gonna do?! This is driving me absolutely batty!, ...not being in control."
She then echoes her confessional before her move on Mikey B. Tracy, "It ain't over til the fat lady sings...I didn't come this far in the game to bend over." ....
Scene if Eric and Tracy discussing strategy: Scene opens with three animal images:a spider, a kingfisher, and a rat scurrying in the daylight. ... ...
Eric, "they're vicious!..." Tracy, "They are so vicious!" Tracy then carefully explains to Eric everything that has been happening. ...
She seems to convince him that the move was all the Faves' doing. And she carefully explains her strategy of what they need in numbers and to turn someone. ..
We then see a bat with Cirie's question in subtitles.
Ozzy gives her a simple answer, but we know she means, what is he doing in the game?
The scene shows the break between Cirie and the Four Clique. The Ami poop-pants scenes build the ep's story some more. Ami is shown to be very alone and being as UTR as she can be. ![]()
And we get the good ol' symbol of a game move...
These opening scenes set up the episode, but they also show just how complex the game is at Malakal, compared to the simple scenes at Airai. Cirie, Ozzy, and Amanda are described as "lying and tricking", but also as "tough as nails". Cirie's confessional is pure game strategy. But the three are also associated with rats again. Tracy continues to be shown as the underdog who will go down fighting. Her play so far has been reactive. But she does have an ongoing story of being disrespected but perceptive and underestimated by the stronger players. I was struck by how little story there is about anyone outside of the ones built at Malakal. Tracy, the Hotty Alliance, Cirie, Eliza (and even UTR Ami!) were the only players to have any drama surrounding the tribe remix. The rest have zero cohesive story. From this, (along with the other edit points we've made up to now), the only players with a winner chance are: Ozzy Parvati Cirie Eliza Tracy Everyone else is eliminated. This is just the opening scenes. Later, Eliza has the only complex story on Airai. And Jonathan's hero's exit has some implications for Eliza, Parvati, and Ozzy's chances.
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So you agree with CP over OTT for Tracy, flf?
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Thanks, flf. I'd forgotten about that scene with Tracy & Eric. I really don't see how anyone figures she's an OTT edit this episode.
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This is not to protect the chances of two young ladies (or anyone specific) on Airai, but I don't think the Complex Tribe theory is a must to follow the
winner throughout switches. I think the first 4.5 episodes of complexity is enough, and for all we know there's a nother switchup soon or something and
since the complexities of the end game may very well lie in a post-mixup tribe opposite the winner.
If I'm wrong, the complexities started and stayed with malakal which would leave the winner from among the favorites still at Malakal, but I wouldn't be dogmatic about that point, though I AM dogmatic that the complexity is and has always been with Malakal. |
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I would like to think that Alexis could win but the chart has been a little to amber for her....she needs some blues.
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Zesty66 wrote: Or Reds, Greens, or even a Purple, just give her somthing CBS |
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AllMenAreIslands wrote: That's an interesting assessment of Kathy, and now that more people are taking interest in it, I looked into it some more.
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I rated Kathy as OTTP2. Kathy's big moment for the episode involved boosting Jonathan's OTTPP exit. It was dramatic as she
cried and said she needs him. It was pathetic in that she was a blubbering mess despite only knowing him for three days.
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