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Originally Posted by jimbology 
What really intrigues me is the need for the unanimous vote. Did the tribe go to the producers and ask if it had to be unanimous or did they concoct that to see how many wafflers they had on their tribe ? Maybe I missed something here that wasn't shown or I haven't read it yet.
Mike and Jay weren't convinced but they were part of the old Frat Boy alliance that was being targeted so their consent makes sense.
Was this the worst Survivor move ever? Maybe, maybe not. Usually that discussion is over a move that results in a person getting blindsided or a whole tribe getting Pagonged. In this case the intended target went home.
I'm still conflicted about the edit but Bill was toast before this episode since he was going after Matt. I think the edit and the whole episode was to show what dbag Colton is and set him up for his downfall but we'll see.
With a tribal swap looming tomorrow should be interesting.

What really intrigues me is the need for the unanimous vote. Did the tribe go to the producers and ask if it had to be unanimous or did they concoct that to see how many wafflers they had on their tribe ? Maybe I missed something here that wasn't shown or I haven't read it yet.
Mike and Jay weren't convinced but they were part of the old Frat Boy alliance that was being targeted so their consent makes sense.
Was this the worst Survivor move ever? Maybe, maybe not. Usually that discussion is over a move that results in a person getting blindsided or a whole tribe getting Pagonged. In this case the intended target went home.
I'm still conflicted about the edit but Bill was toast before this episode since he was going after Matt. I think the edit and the whole episode was to show what dbag Colton is and set him up for his downfall but we'll see.
With a tribal swap looming tomorrow should be interesting.
I think its one of the worst Survivor moves ever on multiple levels. But first and foremost, Bill is an idiot. He already knew that they were gunning for him. Why risk going to Tribal council even if you think they'll vote out Leif? It doesn't buy you any more time than you already had. When your head is on the block, do anything and everything to buy more time ... you never know what'll happen tomorrow.
His post-show interview was basically "oh well, I would have been voted off next anyway." He clearly never watched a single episode of Survivor before playing. If he had, he'd know that the game can change on a dime ... especially when they split up tribes in a non-random fashion to start with.
All that being said, I think Bill did a great job responding to Colton's idiotic comments at tribal council. He stayed relatively calm and took the high road while still defending himself ... not as it relates to the game, but in his real life choices/circumstances. It made Colton look even worse (if that's even possible).
In regards to the requirement for a unanimous vote:
It only makes sense to require that. Suppose you have a tribe where 6 out of 7 guys try to throw the challenge, but the 7th guy prevails on his own and wins the team immunity. It would be completely unfair to allow the other 6 the choice of voting him off anyways.


















In the EW Q&A last week with Jeff in answer to the teaser question for the upcoming episode he said virtually the same thing, and when asked to explain what me had meant this week he admitted he had gotten mixed up and was thinking of the upcoming episode for this next week. The way he talks about it there it makes it seem like it's something a little less serious though maybe?

