The Rob tribe might be the first disaster tribe in the history of the show. But you can see how Rob is fully in the game, good read of everything going on.

This guy John is gonna get himself killed out here. First he touches a sea urchin, has Kathy pee on it (I don't think this actually helps), then bit by an eel??

BTW S4 thread, not 5. I'll be skipping that trash season.

If you want to beat Rob, it seems like you just give him a raw fish to eat 😆

Tough move for Hunter

Ethan wins and it's so interesting to see him talk about integrity. Gave me (vomit) Coach vibes, but he's way more likable.

Honestly though, Kim didn't stand a chance against Lex or Ethan. Would have been a unanimous win for Lex if he's there.

Overall, really fun season on a rewatch.

Hilarious turn of events..

Kelly asks them to guess a number between 1-1,000 and she reveals that Ethan wins.

Minutes later (after the votes have been cast), Ethan trashes Kelly's strategy of her vote hinging on the number guess. Wild stuff 😅

Frank with a random, but low-key excellent question at FTC. Kim's answer was blah, Ethan's was much better.

Not making light of African culture at all, but this was an incredible use of slow motion.

Did not remember how good Lex was in the immunity challenges. Completely get why he came back for All Stars

Lots has happened, but two things I've loved:

1. Ethan is playing a really good game. He's won immunity, and has always been well-liked in the tribe.
2. The auction this season is one of the best in the history of the show. Big Tom is perfect casting!

2/18…unreal stuff

Makes Jerri’s reaction to not being selected even more important.

Carolyn/Jessie from new era 100%

Malcolm is a solid pick too

Don’t think there’s anything to suggest he’d be better than McDermott but 🤷🏻‍♂️

Knowing that, Lindsey essentially voted herself out by not flipping on her original tribe.

If I ever go out to Survivor and I lose a chance at a million dollars because I refuse to preserve myself, I shouldn't have played to begin with.