Latuki Joe wrote:
Wow.
Overthink it a little more. :D
Yeah, it's easy to get carried away with this stuff. Thanks for bringing me back to reality...![]()
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ShanSlam |
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Latuki Joe wrote: Yeah, it's easy to get carried away with this stuff. Thanks for bringing me back to reality... |
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Screerider |
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Too bad they don't speak Latin or Esparanto (past tense of "to be") there. :p
Your translate page does translate "estis" from Spanish as "low water" and from Brazilian Portuguese as "drought, dry season, dryness". Interesting coincidence, coming from a water tower. |
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Goosehead |
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Quick observation:
The only way to keep the money out of the pot on the last challenge would be to shoot the player with the exemption, or be the player with the exemption and let yourself get shot. This is correct, right? So the Mole's strategy would be either to get in that particular room that s/he knows is associated with the exemption, or finish the puzzle really quickly (with producer assistance) so as to ensure s/he's the sniper. This means that either Mark knew how to solve the puzzle beforehand and finished it first so that he could get into the sniper position, or Craig was lucky enough to get into room #3, even though other contestants chose rooms before he could. Therefore, if the Mole was at play in that challenge, it would seem that Nicole did nothing that we can suggest points to producer assistance. * What would have happened if the person who finished first was in Room #3? |
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Cuntella |
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Goosehead wrote: Nobody would have gotten it, IIRC,
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cyclehausen |
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If the Mole were a runner, why would they care about being in the exemption room? Getting shot costs the team the same amount of money either way.
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Goosehead |
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oh right, I forgot that it didn't just apply to the player with the veto getting shot. so this would point to mole-activity on the part of Mark, if anyone,
for this challenge.
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colleenlover |
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but the shooter most likely gets to take out all three players and keeps exemption from them.
I don't think the Mole was designated a numbered cell since anyone could pipe in before him. *now what would have happened if shooter's room had the exemption? I suppose he would have won it regardless if he didn't hit any of the players in theory. I still think it's fishy that Craig is the Mole based on editing. But based on reality with Paul and Nicole openly freaking out that one of them was certain to go home indicates it was something editing couldn't get around -and it was a race to see who could answer more correctly and quickly -both seem to be asute players. I suppose the editing 101 version of this show is Mark is the winner -that he is doing it for his family, and Nicole did beat Paul at the game. And oh yeah, Craig was the stupid Mole. But I still think (and hoping it's so) -Nicole pegged Mark in the first episode ("hmmmm, maybe he's the Mole.") The Mole is a "compassionate" one, and Nicole's "it's only a game" comment to Mark indicates a talk between winner and mole. |
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Kirblar |
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I'm pretty sure Craig was always going to be carrying the exemption. The "random" explanation doesn't make any sense since the sniper could
end up carrying their own exemption.
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Cassidy666 |
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I don't think the production would explicitly lie to the players about a rule regarding any aspect of the game, especially exemption.
My thought was that the mole would know which room held exemption and could do one of two things depending on whether he ends up in that room or not. His objective is not to deny anyone in particular exemption but to lose money for the pot. If he ends up in the exemption room, he'll wait to solve the puzzle and try to get shot later. If he doesn't and if he's a good shot, he can try to solve the puzzle first and shoot the other three contestants. |
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cyclehausen |
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Most likely, they selected a cell for the exemption, and then a back-up cell, in case the person in the original cell became the shooter.
It was clear from the rules explanation that one of the runers would be carrying the exemption. I don't see how anyone could miss the clear way that Paul, Nicole, and Mark talked throughout the last episode about the game, with the host and Craig present, as if they all knew that everyone knew that Craig was the mole. And the editing has been SO clear. Mark has talked and talked about winning. Nicole has NEVER mentioned winning. She has mentioned "staying" and "lasting." Craig = mole, Nicole = runner-up, Mark=wins. RIP the "smartest show" on TV. |
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Will |
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Didn't Jon hand them the clue after they submitted the paper correctly?
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tweek46 |
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ShanSlam wrote: Dunno ... I'm still working on the Fibonacci numbers from the previous episode! |
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d70005 |
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I think the reflect clue resembles what the Mole saw in the camera plank mission. He was wearing the glasses.
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Kitty Pryde1 |
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Did anyone else notice the fact that one quiz question was "Where was the mole standing, from left to right?" while shortly after, there was another
question about the second task asking "Where was the mole standing from right to left?"
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Screerider |
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Maybe The Mole is the only one with the same answer for both?
Question 2: During the intro of the "How's the View" mission, where was the Mole standing from Jon's perspective (l to r)?I'm afraid I don't remember the order's of either. |
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they say |
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Could be another "who gets executed" clue I suppose. |
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Screerider |
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Or Mark standing in the same position in both cases... |
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ShanSlam |
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Screerider wrote: I checked and Mark was standing second from left both times, and was the only person standing in the same place both times. So, if Mark is the Mole that means the answer to question 2 is B and the answer to 6 is C.
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knuckles487 |
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Lets play
The new sneek peek video on ABC today shows the same mission, but I am wondering about the actual outcome. We hear the bomb ticking, then it ticks even faster, just like the movies when the hero finally stops the bomb with 1 or 2 seconds left and saves dozens of schoolchildren or a busload of cheerleaders. Because of the medianet picture, it appears they did defuse the bomb in time, but I am going to make my own ending because that would just be too boring. The bomb is stopped, the players celebrate, and Jon walks in. Jon: Congratulations players, you stopped the bomb and kept the money from being blown to smithereens. Players: Yeaaaaaa Jon: But there is a problem. It seems there was some interference with the timekeeping device. It was prevented from moving for 6 seconds, and since you stopped the timer with only 2 seconds remaining, you were actually 4 seconds late. The bomb should have detonated and destroyed the money. You are hereby penalized 6 seconds and have lost the mission and the money. Players: Kill Craig, get him before he gets away.
Last Edited By: knuckles487
08/04/08 6:05 AM.
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