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November 30, 2017

Re: [BigBrother_Survivor] 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers' Recap: Who is the Secret Double Agent?

 

I really like Lauren's game and I do hope she wins! But there are enough left if they realize she's kind of running things she'll be gone! Can't believe Chrissy is still here but she also could win if she makes it, she has won challenges!
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Subject: [BigBrother_Survivor] 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers' Recap: Who is the Secret Double Agent?
To:
Date: Thursday, November 30, 2017, 9:42 AM























 Well
I wasn't looking for the first vote off to be who it
was. I think it was silly for Mike to play his idol but I
think he was thinking he got people mad at him so they would
vote him instead of Joe. But ok then.I was wondering if ,on the second vote off if Ben
was going to be voted off. I thought Lauren maybe
flipped.  They are going to have to start looking at
Lauren as IMO she is the strongest player. I think I would
like to see her winI wonder if the cast aways need to have weekly
weight checks Ryan looks like he is just so thin . Cant be
healthy.
 'Survivor:
Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers' Recap: Who is the
Secret Double Agent?
Wednesday,
November 29, 2017
Kim Stempel
Contributing
Writer, BuddyTV
Last
time on Survivor:
Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers, Dr. Mike made a big
move by playing his idol at tribal council, but it seemed to
have no actual effect on the game. That was a confusing
tribal council, and in the end, Cole was voted out, much to
Ben's delight. 
This
episode of Survivor:
Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers, "Buy One, Get One
Free," once again has everyone wondering who is loyal,
and who is just making a play to get further in the game.
There are nine tribe members left, and the two remaining
Healers, Joe and Dr. Mike, are clearly in danger.

Dazed and Confused
Back
at camp, everyone is buzzing about how Dr. Mike played his
idol and caused chaos at tribal council. Dr. Mike has
reasons why he played his idol, and I do see his point. He
was afraid that Joe would be voted out, and he didn't
want to leave the game with an idol as his parting gift. Joe
would have liked to have been in on the plan, and it seems
that all hope is lost for the last two Healers. Dr. Mike
somehow remains optimistic about his chances to win the
game.
Reward Challenge
In
this challenge, the contestants will only be using their
feet. They must untie a rope, which releases a set of blocks
that they must put in a multi-level circular arrangement
with a flag planted in the middle. (Seriously -- who invents
these challenges?) The winner will be taken an aerial tour
of the Sacred Island, and will dine on cheeseburgers, french
fries, and cold beer. Lauren and Dr. Mike have an early
lead, and Lauren wins the reward. She decides to take Devon,
Ben, and Ashley with her. Lauren states that the "round
table" alliance is about to implode.
The
giddy winners enjoy the sea plane trip, especially when they
fly over the beach and Joe moons them. The group talks
strategy and decides that they will target Ryan, Chrissy,
and J.P.  They want to get all their cards on the
table, and Devon shares that Ryan has an idol. (Can I just
say how much I miss the bro-mance between Devon and Ryan?)
Lauren tells the group about the secret advantage that gives
her an extra vote. Lauren wants Joe and Dr. Mike to stay
around a while longer, but Ben and Ashely are tired of Joe.
Ben finally agrees, and they solidify their new alliance
with a toast. 
They
get a welcome, and emotional, surprise when they discover
letters from home hidden underneath a pile of hamburger
buns. Lauren, who is a single mother, gets a letter from her
daughter, which reminds her that she wants to win so that
she can create a stable future for her
child. 
Back
at Solewa, Joe and Dr. Mike decide to antagonize the
starving members of the "round table" by dubbing
themselves the "coco nuts." Chrissy and Ryan start
to plan who they will be taking out after Dr. Mike and Joe,
and they have settled on Ben. This duo basks in the
certainty that the alliance of seven will hold. But will
it?
The
next morning, Ben talks about his love for his wife and two
children, and he credits her for saving his life. He notices
an "X" mark on a rock, and unearths a map of the
island with a clue to find the "clay pot immunity
idol." He relies on his training as a Marine to find
the idol, and he decides to keep it a secret from
everyone. 
Immunity Challenge
For
this challenge, players must balance on a triangular perch
above the water, and move their feet up on increasingly
narrow foot holds. Jeff has a tempting offer for the
contestants--they can skip the challenge and instead indulge
in peanut butter and chocolate. Ben, Lauren, and Devon
decide to enjoy the food and give up a shot at immunity.
This challenge looks incredibly difficult with the movement
of the waves. The first tribe member that falls is J.P. In
the end, Ashley claims immunity.
The
new "alliance of four" talks to Ryan and Chrissy
about voting out Joe or Dr. Mike. Devon notices how
confident and drunk with power Chrissy and Ryan have become,
and he is eager to put an end to it. He comes up with a plan
for Ben to vote for Mike, so that Chrissy, Ryan and J.P.
will thinks that Ben is still with them, and Joe and Dr.
Mike won't know that Ben is part of the "alliance
of four." Ben agrees and settles in to his new role as
a double agent. 
Tribal Council
Chrissy
complains about the "coco nuts," and Ryan touts
the strength of the "round table." The last two
Healers continue to act as if they are on the bottom. Dr.
Mike gets three votes, but J.P. is the tenth person voted
out. Chrissy, Ryan, and Ben are stunned. Ben is a convincing
actor, and should win an award for his performance during
the fiery tribal council. This must be the best blindside of
the season so far. 
Once
the shock has worn off, Chrissy demands to know what
happened. She is even more upset when the "alliance of
four" refuses to answer any questions about when the
vote plan was changed. Ryan hides his fury and tries to act
gracious to the powerful new group. Joe also acts as if
blindsiding J.P. was his idea, which angers super-secret
agent Ben. 
Ryan
is blown away that Devon, who has been in alliance with him
with since the very beginning, kept him in the dark about
going after J.P. Ryan is unfamiliar with the sensation of
being an outsider on the tribe, and he doesn't like it.
Meanwhile, Devon is basking in the glowof
being a secretly intelligent and powerful player under that
easy-going surfer exterior. 
Reward Challenge
Two
teams of four players must swim to a boat, then paddle to
shore while grabbing three bags of logs. The players will
use the logs to shove puzzle pieces through a tunnel.
Players must then complete the puzzle, and they are playing
for an awesome reward -- a spa day! The winners will get a
shower, a massage, and a lunch of veggie wraps, chicken,
fruit, and key lime and pecan pie. The Red Team consists of
Chrissy, Dr. Mike, Lauren, and Ryan. Devon, Ashley, Joe, and
Ben make up the Blue Team. Gathering up the puzzle bags is
difficult because they are quite heavy. Chrissy and Dr. Mike
work on the puzzle for the Red Team, while Ashley and Ben
represent for the Blue Team. The Blue Team finally claims
victory, and the relaxing spa day. 
Ben
jokes around about being "King Arthur," and the
leader of the "round table." I must give Ben
credit for continuing to pull of an amazing performance.
Poor Joe finally thinks that he is out of danger, but little
does he know that he is being played by Ben.

Back
at Solewa, Ryan scrambles to win Dr. Mike over to his side.
The good doctor believes that he is now part of a winning
alliance, and reminds Ryan that Ryan was never interested in
working with him. Chrissy approaches Lauren about strategy,
but Lauren stays mum. My, how the mighty have
fallen!
Immunity Challenge
It is
a rainy and cold day at Solewa, and the weather matches
everyone's mood. Chrissy is hungry, tired, and
desperate, but she is not giving up. 
This
challenge involves using a driving wheel to push a key on a
clay pot through a set of obstacles such as a balance beam
and see-saw. The contestants will use the key to unlock
puzzle pieces to solve a crazy word puzzle. Ben and Devon
have an early lead getting the puzzle pieces. This puzzle
stymies most of the contestants. Chrissy snags immunity by
spelling out "invulnerable." She explains to Jeff
that she has waited sixteen years for this moment, and she
cannot contain her joy. 
The
"alliance of four" decides to vote out Joe, and
concoct an elaborate cover story to split the votes between
Ryan and Ben. They also tell the two Healers that Lauren is
going to use her extra vote at that night's tribal
council. I honestly do not know how they can keep all these
stories and plans straight. Of course, Lauren has no
intention of using her vote. Chrissy and Ryan tell Ben to
vote for Devon or Ashley. Ben encourages Ryan to play his
idol.
Ashley
and Lauren discuss how powerful Ben is in the game, and how
dangerous it would be to take him to the final three. Ashley
pitches their idea of voting out Ben to a shocked Devon, who
is on the fence about voting out either Joe or
Ben. 
Tribal Council
Joe
remarks that the best way to test an alliance is at tribal
council. Ben states that he believes that he, Ryan, and
Chrissy are on the bottom of the tribe. Dr. Mike and Joe
think that Ben mismanaged the "round table" and
that the alliance that they are now in is
strong. Everyone
votes, and Ryan plays his immunity idol. Ashley gets two
votes, but in the end, Joe is voted out of Survivor:
Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers. 
Did
you think that Ben was going to be voted out? Do you think
that Joe was really a big threat?Let us know your thoughts
in the comment section below.
Survivor:
Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers airs Wednesdays at 8/7c
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November 30, 2017

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Matt Lauer Statement in Full: Is Disgraced 'Today' Host Admitting Inappropriate Sexual Behavior?

 

  Now that he is caught and was outted he now is sorry? Too little too late.
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Matt Lauer Statement in Full: Is Disgraced 'Today' Host Admitting Inappropriate Sexual Behavior?

Newsweek Tufayel Ahmed,Newsweek 4 hours ago
The disgraced Today show host said he is "truly sorry" for his misconduct and admitted that there is "enough truth" in allegations made against him.
Read his full statement below:

There are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain I have caused others by words and actions. To the people I hurt, I am truly sorry. As I am writing this I realize the depth of the damage and disappointment that I have left behind at home and at NBC.
Some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized, but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. I regret that my shame is now shared by the people I cherish dearly.
Repairing the damage will take a lot of time and soul searching and I'm committed to beginning that effort. It is now my full time job. The last two days have forced me to take a very hard look at my own troubling flaws. It's been humbling. I am blessed to be surrounded by the people I love. I thank them for their patience and grace.
 
Related: Inside the alleged Today show "boys' club" that allowed Matt Lauer to prey on women
NBC News chief Andy Lack announced in a memo to colleagues Wednesday Lauer, 59, had been fired after a woman who worked on Today came forward with a "detailed complaint" of impropriety.
On Wednesday's Today show, Lauer's former co-host Savannah Guthrie said: "We are grappling with a dilemma that so many people have faced these past few weeks—how do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly? I don't know the answer to that. But I do know that this reckoning is long overdue and it must result in workplaces where all women, all people, feel safe and respected."


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November 30, 2017

[Reality_And_Drama_TV_Shows] Matt Lauer Statement in Full: Is Disgraced 'Today' Host Admitting Inappropriate Sexual Behavior?

 

  Now that he is caught and was outted he now is sorry? Too little too late.
cg

Matt Lauer Statement in Full: Is Disgraced 'Today' Host Admitting Inappropriate Sexual Behavior?

Newsweek Tufayel Ahmed,Newsweek 4 hours ago
The disgraced Today show host said he is "truly sorry" for his misconduct and admitted that there is "enough truth" in allegations made against him.
Read his full statement below:

There are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain I have caused others by words and actions. To the people I hurt, I am truly sorry. As I am writing this I realize the depth of the damage and disappointment that I have left behind at home and at NBC.
Some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized, but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. I regret that my shame is now shared by the people I cherish dearly.
Repairing the damage will take a lot of time and soul searching and I'm committed to beginning that effort. It is now my full time job. The last two days have forced me to take a very hard look at my own troubling flaws. It's been humbling. I am blessed to be surrounded by the people I love. I thank them for their patience and grace.
 
Related: Inside the alleged Today show "boys' club" that allowed Matt Lauer to prey on women
NBC News chief Andy Lack announced in a memo to colleagues Wednesday Lauer, 59, had been fired after a woman who worked on Today came forward with a "detailed complaint" of impropriety.
On Wednesday's Today show, Lauer's former co-host Savannah Guthrie said: "We are grappling with a dilemma that so many people have faced these past few weeks—how do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly? I don't know the answer to that. But I do know that this reckoning is long overdue and it must result in workplaces where all women, all people, feel safe and respected."


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November 30, 2017

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] 'Survivor': Jeff Probst explains why he looks down at his feet

 

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'Survivor': Jeff Probst explains why he looks down at his feet

Entertainment Weekly 10 hours ago
        Dalton Ross
November 30, 2017 AT 01:00 AM EST

Each week, Jeff Probst will answer a few questions about the latest episode of Survivor: Heroes v. Healers v. Hustlers.

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: I thought Devon's plan of having Ben act as a double agent and pretend to be in the dark on the JP vote to gain intel from the other side was pretty brilliant. I clearly underestimated Devon's strategic chops in this game. What did you see from Devon in casting and has his gameplay surprised you as well?

JEFF PROBST: The initial take on Devon in casting was divided. We were all in agreement that he was one of the nicest people we'd ever met as you could tell that he had been raised well. But the question mark was would he come alive on the beach or would he play the game more laid back? I was definitely on the fence.
What ultimately sold us on him was the belief that people would root for him if for no other reason than his likability. So as his game awareness became more apparent we were all super stoked. Turns out he can appear laid back but still push the game forward. He's a Survivor version of a wolf in sheep's clothing. If you underestimate him based on his manners, he will swallow you whole. Now he has put himself in a really strong position and at a very good time in the game.

Once again, you tempt players with food during an immunity challenge, and once again people take it — in this case, Devon, Ben, and Lauren, all people that just formed a brand new alliance. I've already asked you if, as a player, you would ever take food, and you said you would always compete, but here's another question: What would be your reaction if people in your alliance took the food, and would that raise your antennae a bit (say if you were a Chrissy, Ryan, or JP in this instance)?

If I competed and anyone in my alliance took food without us previously agreeing, it would be awesome because it would give me the permission to obliterate them later and use this as the reason — I can no longer trust you. Survivor is so easy to backseat drive. You and I talk about this all the time. Watching is not playing.
As a player you have to remind yourself all day, every day — there will be only one winner. We don't share the title or the money. So everybody is your enemy. By design. The trick of the game is how do you use people to further your game, then get rid of them before they get you, and do it in a way in which they will still vote for you to win the game. Every single action you take is a reason for someone else to be upset, but if you don't take action you can't control your fate.

Let's finally get to the bottom of something you know I have written about for a long time: Why do you look down at your feet when you say "Come on in, guys!" and do you even realize you are doing it?

Ha! I never realized it until… you brought it up! Now I think about it almost every time. Like most of the "things" I do in every episode, it has an origin story. It started as just an honest moment of me thinking about the challenge that was about to take place and trying to remember what the heck I was going to tell them. That look down was a bit of a transition from my own private moment to welcoming them to join me. It's probably similar to a baseball batter that has a routine he does before every pitch, or [tennis player Rafael] Nadal before each serve. (Yes, I realize I just compared myself to Nadal.) But now, thanks to you, I am aware every frickin' time! But that doesn't mean I'm going to stop. It's here to stay!

Joe was finally cut loose by the tribe at the second Tribal Council. Give me your take on that guy, what he brought to this season, and what he might need to work on should he ever come back.

I loved Joe. He lived up to everything he promised to be in casting. He played a beautifully reckless game. I love people who come out of the gate looking to take the game by the throat. He did and said things that more timid players would never try. What Joe understands — that I wish all players could understand — is that your odds of winning are slim. Just based on the number of players, the tribe you start with and the amount of luck required, it's highly unlikely things will go your way. So, why not try and force them to go your way? I know it sounds counterintuitive, but it's so clear to me. If you can remove the fear of losing, it's so easy to see the value in playing only to win. If Joe played again, my hunch is he plays the same and tries to align with people who see the value in having a crazy wild card as an alliance member.

We really are now in the homestretch. What can you tease up for next week's episode?
You either love it or you hate it — the loved ones episode. I love me some love and this one is another powerful reminder of the reasons people leave their lives behind to play this game.

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[BigBrother_Survivor] 'Survivor': Jeff Probst explains why he looks down at his feet

 

  http://ew.com/tv/2017/11/30/survivor-jeff-probst-feet-heroes-healers-hustlers/

'Survivor': Jeff Probst explains why he looks down at his feet

Entertainment Weekly 10 hours ago
        Dalton Ross
November 30, 2017 AT 01:00 AM EST

Each week, Jeff Probst will answer a few questions about the latest episode of Survivor: Heroes v. Healers v. Hustlers.

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: I thought Devon's plan of having Ben act as a double agent and pretend to be in the dark on the JP vote to gain intel from the other side was pretty brilliant. I clearly underestimated Devon's strategic chops in this game. What did you see from Devon in casting and has his gameplay surprised you as well?

JEFF PROBST: The initial take on Devon in casting was divided. We were all in agreement that he was one of the nicest people we'd ever met as you could tell that he had been raised well. But the question mark was would he come alive on the beach or would he play the game more laid back? I was definitely on the fence.
What ultimately sold us on him was the belief that people would root for him if for no other reason than his likability. So as his game awareness became more apparent we were all super stoked. Turns out he can appear laid back but still push the game forward. He's a Survivor version of a wolf in sheep's clothing. If you underestimate him based on his manners, he will swallow you whole. Now he has put himself in a really strong position and at a very good time in the game.

Once again, you tempt players with food during an immunity challenge, and once again people take it — in this case, Devon, Ben, and Lauren, all people that just formed a brand new alliance. I've already asked you if, as a player, you would ever take food, and you said you would always compete, but here's another question: What would be your reaction if people in your alliance took the food, and would that raise your antennae a bit (say if you were a Chrissy, Ryan, or JP in this instance)?

If I competed and anyone in my alliance took food without us previously agreeing, it would be awesome because it would give me the permission to obliterate them later and use this as the reason — I can no longer trust you. Survivor is so easy to backseat drive. You and I talk about this all the time. Watching is not playing.
As a player you have to remind yourself all day, every day — there will be only one winner. We don't share the title or the money. So everybody is your enemy. By design. The trick of the game is how do you use people to further your game, then get rid of them before they get you, and do it in a way in which they will still vote for you to win the game. Every single action you take is a reason for someone else to be upset, but if you don't take action you can't control your fate.

Let's finally get to the bottom of something you know I have written about for a long time: Why do you look down at your feet when you say "Come on in, guys!" and do you even realize you are doing it?

Ha! I never realized it until… you brought it up! Now I think about it almost every time. Like most of the "things" I do in every episode, it has an origin story. It started as just an honest moment of me thinking about the challenge that was about to take place and trying to remember what the heck I was going to tell them. That look down was a bit of a transition from my own private moment to welcoming them to join me. It's probably similar to a baseball batter that has a routine he does before every pitch, or [tennis player Rafael] Nadal before each serve. (Yes, I realize I just compared myself to Nadal.) But now, thanks to you, I am aware every frickin' time! But that doesn't mean I'm going to stop. It's here to stay!

Joe was finally cut loose by the tribe at the second Tribal Council. Give me your take on that guy, what he brought to this season, and what he might need to work on should he ever come back.

I loved Joe. He lived up to everything he promised to be in casting. He played a beautifully reckless game. I love people who come out of the gate looking to take the game by the throat. He did and said things that more timid players would never try. What Joe understands — that I wish all players could understand — is that your odds of winning are slim. Just based on the number of players, the tribe you start with and the amount of luck required, it's highly unlikely things will go your way. So, why not try and force them to go your way? I know it sounds counterintuitive, but it's so clear to me. If you can remove the fear of losing, it's so easy to see the value in playing only to win. If Joe played again, my hunch is he plays the same and tries to align with people who see the value in having a crazy wild card as an alliance member.

We really are now in the homestretch. What can you tease up for next week's episode?
You either love it or you hate it — the loved ones episode. I love me some love and this one is another powerful reminder of the reasons people leave their lives behind to play this game.

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