This episode of Survivor was one of the most frustrating episodes to watch as I can remember. I found myself literally yelling at Jay through the TV screen to get his head out of his ass and start figuring things out. I guess the most frustrating thing was that Jay was close to getting it. His confessionals throughout the show alternated between how suspicious he was of the girls to how much he trusted Kim and Chelsea. Maybe I am just in a post-episode haze, but I honestly believe Jay's play tonight was dumber than James getting voted out in China.
First off, let me refresh your memory of China. James was holding two immunity idols with seven people remaining. He thought he was in a tight alliance of five with himself, Todd, Amanda, Denise, and Courtney. He wanted to stay strong with them to the final five, thus guaranteeing himself the final three because he would have the two hidden immunity idols. Todd and Amanda decided to blindside James, and he goes home still holding the two hidden immunity idols. To that point that was arguably the dumbest move in Survivor history, later to be surpassed by ice-cream scooper Erik and Brandon Hantz. Although Jay may not be on those two's level, I do think his play tonight was worse than James'.

Jay had all the information laid out in front of him. James fell victim to a great plan and missed out on some more good times. Troyzan FTW. 'Nuff said.
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