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Even though school is over and I’ve officially graduated, I just had to blog about the DWTS finale. I’ve been sharing my thoughts on this season since episode one. Not blogging about the finale just feels wrong. Does this make me a total nerd? Oh well!
It’s the first night of the 2-night finale! Here we go!
First up are James and Peta with a tango. By the way, I just discovered that I have been spelling Peta’s name wrong all season. Oopsie daisy!
James and Peta share a kiss during their dance, which pretty much solidifies their “couple-dom” in my eyes. Their dancing was great and sharp. But I have to say that the show make-up artists need to tone down James’ eye shadow/liner. WOAH.
I would give James and Peta 27 out of 30. The judges give them a 29.
Next up are Meryl and Maks dancing an Argentine Tango. It was amazing, of course. They did some awesome lifts and tricks, Meryl looked stunning and Maks looked HOT (although his brother Val will always be my favorite guy). I loved it, and I'm almost positive that they will win this season...only because my beloved Charlie was eliminated. I'm still not over it.
But, alas, the show must go on.
I'd give Meryl and Maks a 30 because they were flawless. They judges agree with me.
DJ Tanner and Mark are next with a quickstep. Mark get hurt during rehearsals so we will see how this goes.
First of all, DJ Tanner is rocking a top know that is just AWFUL. It looks like she has an awkward growth coming out of the top of her head. Not cute, DJ Tanner. Not cute. I noticed a misstep as well. She doesn't belong in the finals. I'm sorry children of the late 80's, but you know it's true.
I would give that dance 24 out of 30. The judges give it a 27. In the words of my father (who is watching with me), "That's a gift. They just feel bad for her."
Preach, Dad!
The last couple to dance in this round is Amy and Derek. They're performing a salsa. I'm normally not a fan of these two, but that was GREAT. I actually really enjoyed watching it and the choreography was excellent.
Amy and Derek would get a perfect 30 from me, and they get one from the judges.
Now it's time for my favorite dances...THE FREESTYLE DANCE ROUND!
First we have James and Peta. They had a dance battle-type theme. James spun a stick/pole thing around like a karate guy (horrible description, I know) and that was really awesome. He did some cool flips, too. He still has too much eye make-up on, though.
I'd give that freestyle a 27. It just didn't wow me as much as I wanted it to. The judges give James and Peta 29 out of 30.
Meryl and Maks are up next. They were GORGEOUS. It was contemporary-ish and simple and emotional. Flawless.
Obviously I'd give them a 30 and the judges give them a perfect 30. Like there was any question about it.
DJ Tanner and Mark dance next. They did about 50 gazillion lifts and DJ Tanner got groovy and actually has some funk.
I would give that freestyle a 27. The judges give her 24 out of 30. Harsh, but after Meryl and Maks that was just...blah.The camera zoomed in on DJ Tanner's daughter's face and she looked legitimately shocked and outraged. I laughed. HA!
Finally we have Amy and Derek. SHE DID AERIAL WORK ON A ROPE AND IT WAS AWESOME. She's swinging around on this rope and my dad goes, "Wasn't much of a dance." He's harsher than Len.
I know this dance is going to get a 40. It got a 39 (Len gave them a 9), which actually really surprised me. See, my dad and Len are on the same wavelength.
It's time to eliminate one couple.
Meryl and Maks are safe (DUH). As are Amy and Derek.
The couple leaving this week is... *cue the dramatic music* James and Peta. Unreal. He deserves it way more than DJ Tanner. I cannot even believe this. Children of the late 80's, STOP VOTING FOR DJ TANNER.
I'll be back tomorrow for the season finale. I'm off to go give all of my votes to Meryl and Maks!
Hey, everyone! Lauren here with tonight’s episode of DWTS!
It’s the semi-finals and American Icons Night (clearly they’re running out of fun and interesting themes). Kenny Ortega is tonight’s guest judge. He definitely is qualified for this position, unlike previous guest judges (Red Foo, I am looking at YOU).
The couples are each performing 2 routines tonight, which is always fun.
Up first we have DJ Tanner and Mark performing a Viennese Waltz to a “classic” song that I’ve never heard before. I guess I don’t know much about American icons?
Anyway, the entire time I can see Mark counting the music for DJ Tanner or talking to her or something and it really distracted me. DJ Tanner made a few mistakes that got her flustered and made the performance suffer.
I would give her a 28. The judges give her 34 out of 40. I really don’t understand that, but whatever.
After receiving their score, DJ Tanner and Mark find out that they are safe and will be in the final. Fingers crossed that Danny Tanner, Uncle Jesse, and Joey will be in the audience for the finale.
Rihanna could come too. That would be pretty cool.
Amy and Derek are in jeopardy this week. I’m shocked because Derek is the DWTS golden child. It is also revealed that Charlie and Sharna are in jeopardy. THIS IS BLASPHEMY! THEY ARE PERFECTION!
Charlie and Sharna are doing their foxtrot to Frank Sinatra's “New York, New York”. It really took everything in me not to get up and do a solo kickline.
^It's the catchiest song ever, am I right?!
Charlie and Sharna nailed it. I loved the choreography and Charlie did little solo parts that were just fantastic.
I would give them a 40 because, as we all know, Charlie and Sharna are my favorite couple this season and I think they are just flawless. The judges agree with me. Charlie and Sharna get that well-deserved perfect score.
Next up are Amy and Derek with a quickstep to "You Can't Hurry Love" by The Supremes. Amy did very well, but, honestly, I don't think that anyone will top Charlie for me tonight. But I don't have anything bad to say about this dance (for once).
I would give Amy and Derek a 36. The judges reward them with 39 out of 40. My boy Len gave them a 9. I love him and his harshness. Actually I just love him, period.
How couldn't you love that?!^
Meryl and Maks are in jeopardy this week and I actually gasped out loud when the host said that. I'm genuinely shocked. But James and Peeta are safe which makes me super happy!
James and Peeta are up next dancing a cha cha to a Michael Jackson from his album that was recently released.
I thought the dance was awesome. James can seriously move! They did a solid cha cha and threw in some classic MJ moves. Major props to Peeta for that choreography.
I would give James and Peeta a perfect 40. The judges and I are on the same wavelength...they give James and Peeta 40 out of 40!
The final couple in this first round is Meryl and Maks. They're dancing a jive to "Hound Dog".
They were amazing! Maks can pull off the Elvis look, from his appearance to his dancing, really well. And of course Meryl was fabulous because when is she not fabulous?!
Perfect score for Meryl and Maks from this girl, and the judges agree.
Here we go with round 2!
DJ Tanner and Mark are doing a jazz routine to "Nasty Boys" by Janet Jackson. It's weird to see such a conservative woman dancing to this song. She looked kind of awkward in my opinion, but she didn't do "bad" per say.
I'd give DJ Tanner a 32. The judges really liked it and give DJ Tanner and Mark 38 out of 40.
Next Charlie and Sharna are dancing their samba to The Notorious B.I.G's "Mo Money Mo Problems". Charlie is rocking a gold, sparkly 90's track jacket at the beginning of the routine and I'm just loving it.
Of course I think they totally rocked the dance and Charlie honestly does no wrong in my eyes. And I've decided that I want to be Sharna when I grow up. I'd give Charlie and Sharna another perfect 40, but the judges are giving him some critiques. Charlie and Sharna get 36 out of 40. These judges..
Amy and Derek are next with a jazz routine to "Too Darn Hot". A lot of Amy's choreography was done sitting on a table and she definitely messed up a little. I was NOT a fan.
I'd honestly give that dance a 32. But the judges loved it (of course!) and give Amy and Derek 39 out of 40. I'm ready to punch a wall.
James and Peeta are dancing something (definitely didn't catch which style, haha) to "Islands in the Stream".
As I watch more, I'm pretty sure this is a rumba. It's weird to see a rumba to country music, but it was pretty good. I honestly don't have much to say because I spent most of the time they were dancing trying to figure out the dance style and the name of the song.
I'd give James and Peeta 36 out of 40. The judges give them a 36. We agree again!
Finally we have Meryl and Maks with a Viennese Waltz to a country song I have never heard in my life. Meryl is wearing the weirdest costume ever and I am so distracted by it. But, nevertheless, they danced very well. As usual.
I would give that a 36. The judges give Meryl and Maks 40 out of 40. They have a total perfect score for tonight. Impressive!
It's elimination time! HERE WE GO!
The first couple to be safe is Amy and Derek. My roommate and I definitely just yelled out words that cannot be repeated. We wanted Amy to go.
Charlie and Sharna are eliminated and I CANNOT EVEN.
UNREAL. I HAVE TO TYPE IN CAPS BECAUSE I AM SO ANGRY. CHARLIE AND SHARNA FOREVER!!!!!!!
Next week is the finals...I guess I'm rooting for James and Peeta.
Hey everyone, it’s Chris! Seeing as I have blogged about Survivor all season, I figured that it was time for something new and exciting! For all you Survivor fans out there, what’s the most essential thing to your survival in the game and on the island? Fire. Fire represents your life in the game and you need fire to survive. I decided that today, I wanted to learn how to make fire and so I went to my garage with my flint, my machete and my kindling and set out to make some fire! Here was the result! Enjoy and see you soon!
Hey everyone! Chris here with another Survivor recap!
Last week, after an auction showdown between Spencer and Tony, Tasha won immunity and the two underdogs were able to overcome the odds and Jefra was blindsided.
Kass laments about how Tony is the Don and has too much power in the game. Kass mentions how her new alliance hasn’t learned anything about her flip, saying that the biggest mistake they made was leaving people out of the loop. She picks a fight with Tony, saying he’s old and that she’s “done” with him. Is Kass seriously considering flipping yet again? This woman…
Kass lays in bed all morning and listens as Tony carries on a conversation with Spencer and Woo. She mistakenly thinks he is talking smack about her and that causes even more tension between the two. Kass says that Tony is a cult leader and she wants to “kill the cult leader”. Kass is a dark, dark woman.
The two continue to argue back and forth over what Kass heard versus what Tony actually said. Meanwhile Tasha and Spencer are just sitting back watching the two self-destruct. Watching Kass and Tony argue with each other is extremely entertaining as a viewer because it’s like watching two kids argue over who owns what toy. It’s completely pointless but it’s still amusing. Tony outs himself and the special idol. He promises Kass that if she writes his name down, she will go home. Bye, Kass.
Luckily for Tony and Kass, they are not on the same team for the Reward Challenge, which requires two teams of three to race to knock down the opposing team’s wall using sandbags. Then it’s up to one tribe mate to recreate the puzzle in order to win the challenge. It’s Tasha versus Spencer in the puzzle and after a rough start for Spencer, he and Kass work together to complete the puzzle. The team of Spencer, Kass and Woo win the challenge. For their reward, they get to go to a local village to be Survivor ambassadors. They get to deliver school supplies to less fortunate children, while also enjoying a lunch of hamburgers and hotdogs.
I like these types of rewards, where the Survivors get to interact with the locals and seeing how excited the kids were to get their school supplies made the reward that much sweeter for all of the contestants. After the three deliver the supplies, it’s time to talk strategy. Kass wants to flush the idol and eliminate Tony from the game. She wants to split the vote between Trish and Tony and get rid of an idol. Spencer is on board for the plan but Woo is still on the fence. Kass makes several good points as to why Tony should go home and the three agree that they should go to the Final Three together in an attempt to get him to agree with the plan. Woo states that he is willing to flip on Tony but whether or not he actually sticks with the plan is a different story…
Woo then lies straight to Tony’s face and says that Spencer and Kass want to vote out Tasha. Tony, however, sees right through Woo’s lie and immediately begins to distrust Woo, who has been his closest ally up until now. I give Woo props for lying to Tony, but he couldn’t have thought of a better, more believable lie? Woo might be a good ninja, but he’s a pretty bad liar.
It’s time for the immunity challenge next and it’s the challenge where contestants have to count a specific number of items and use those numbers to open up a lock and win the challenge. It’s a tight race between all six contestants but it’s my boy Spencer who wins the immunity challenge and a guaranteed spot in the final 5! Good job, Spencer!
Tasha is bummed that she didn’t win immunity for the fourth time but if the plan goes accordingly, she still should be safe. Kass, Tasha, Spencer and Woo all check in with one another to make sure that Tony is still the target. The boys plan to vote for Tony and the girls will vote for Trish. While everything seems to be set in stone, with the split vote and all- Kass decides at the last moment that things could change. She approaches Woo about whether or not voting Tony/Trish is the best decision and once again, Kass is in a position to mess up this vote.
At tribal council, the talk centers around the fact that Tony has a “bag of tricks” and that idols need to be flushed. Personally, I am sick of hearing about Tony’s “bag of tricks” and I just want him to play his idols so we can move on with the rest of the season. However, no idols were played, Tony still has his bag of tricks and Tasha, the challenge threat of the season and one of my favorite contestants, went home.
I am incredibly disappointed with the outcome of the vote, as I don’t like Tony at all. However, I understand why Tasha was voted out. I’m just sad to see her go. Hey, at least Spencer is still in the game though. That’s what’s important.
Thanks everyone for reading! Tune in next week to find out what happens next on “Survivor”!
My two favorite reality show worlds are colliding tonight…Happy Monday to me! The Queen of Mean herself, Abby Lee Miller, is tonight’s guest judge on DWTS. The Dance Moms girls are in the audience tonight as well. I want to say that I’m happy for them, but, in all honesty, I’m super jealous. I'm jealous of a bunch of 10 year-olds...such is my life.
I was loving tonight’s opening number by the pros. Mark and Witney were partnered up and I couldn’t stop watching them. That was a fabulous matchup! Mark sang as well, but I think he should stick to dancing. Sorry ‘bout it.
Charlie and Sharna (my favorites!) are safe tonight and up first with a quickstep. I thought that they danced really well. Sharna didn’t throw any frills or fancy tricks in the dance. It was a straight-up quickstep and it was great! Judge Bruno even gave them a standing ovation.
Abby SLAMMED them with little corrections but said that Charlie had impeccable timing. So at least she had something positive to say?
I’d give Charlie and Sharna a 36. The judges give them a perfect 40! I cannot believe that after nit picking Charlie, Abby gave them a 10. Whatever, they’re my favorite couple so I am thrilled!
Meryl and Maks are safe, but Winnie Cooper and Val are in jeopardy.
Winnie Cooper and Val are dancing their tango next. Winnie Cooper has some crazy eye makeup on and it looks like she’s got caterpillars on her face or some really jacked up eyelashes. NOT CUTE.
Winnie Cooper scared me during the dance, so much so that I barely paid attention to Val (which is totally abnormal for me). I really didn’t like it.
Abby Lee tells Val that she likes men on their knees (woooooah) and kissed Winnie Cooper’s butt by telling her that “The Wonder Years” was her favorite show. But of course she had to critique the costume.
I’d give Winnie Cooper and Val 32 out of 40. I really wasn’t a fan of that dance. But the judges reward them with a 38. Apparently my dance opinions are way off.
Meryl and Maks are next with a rumba. Based on their pre-dance video package, I think Meryl and Maks have a little somethin’ somethin’ going on.
I normally really don’t like rumba, but I thought their dance was very good. I think it was kind of more contemporary than rumba, though. Their emotion was perfect and I am CONVINCED that there is a romance going on after that dance.
Abby slammed Meryl for her feet and Maks was definitely throwing her some shade.
I would give them a 27. The judges give Meryl and Maks a 36.
Amy and Derek are safe. James and Peeta are not. Boo! I love James!
DJ Tanner is in jeopardy yet again. She and Mark are dancing their foxtrot next. Their dance wasn't bad. I just have a feeling that Abby is going to rip DJ Tanner apart because she's just kind of...awkward.
Abby said she would've dropped DJ Tanner and walked off. At first everyone thought that she meant that it was because DJ Tanner was terrible. But she explained that she meant that she wanted him to do that to go with the music lyrics. GOOD SAVE, AB!
I would give DJ Tanner 32 out of 40. The judges give her and Mark a 36. Apparently I'm judging these celebrities a bit harsher than they are.
Next are James and Peeta with a Viennese Waltz. I AM ALMOST SURE THAT THEY ARE DATING AND I LOVE IT! Their dance was so cute and romantic and honestly I really, really, hope they're dating and that they get married and that they have ridiculously good looking children.
I would give James and Peeta 36 out of 40. The judges give them a 36. Finally, we agree on something!
Now it's Amy and Derek's turn to dance their Argentine Tango. As much as I dislike Derek, I really liked this dance. They had cool lifts and a really cool section with arm movements. Derek can choreograph like it's nobody's business.
I would give Amy and Derek 36 out of 40. They get a perfect score from the judges. Not surprised.
Now it's time for the team dances.
FIrst up are Meryl and Maks and Winnie Cooper and Val with a samba. It was weird to see Vla and Maks dancing side-by-side. They look soooo similar when they dance. It was a fun performance and it was pretty good.
Abby started critiquing the girls and Val was quick to defend Winnie Cooper. Gotta love a guy that protects his girl!
I'd give that samba a 32. The judges give it 34 out of 40.
Charlie and Sharna and DJ Tanner and Mark are doing a contemporary dance together.
For their entire 20 second solo, Charlie did lifts with DJ Tanner. Her feet never touched the ground and it was awesome. I love Charlie even more know. That boy is STRONG! And I really just loved the dance as a whole.
I'd give that dance a perfect score. It was FABULOUS! The judges give it 38 out of 40. I can deal with that.
Finally we have Amy and Derek and James and Peeta with a jive. This is my least favorite of the 3 team dances. It wasn't bad, it just didn't "do it" for me. But James looked wonderful out there on the dance floor ;)
...half of the reason I watch this show is to see the attractive men...
I'd give that dance a 32. The judges give it 39 out of 40.
It's time for the final results!
DJ Tanner and Mark are safe! It's between Winnie Cooper and James now.
Winnie Cooper is eliminated! I'm only upset about this because that means Val won't be on my TV screen each Monday. At least James is still around!
I'm off to vote for my favorites! Check back here next Monday and thank you for reading!
Hey everyone, I just wanted that I will not be able to blog during Drag Race tonight. It's close to finals week here at school and so I will not be able to blog like usual. Sorry, everyone!
Interesting article regarding Abby Lee Miller being the guest judge on DWTS this coming Monday. Apparently pro dancers Derek Hough and Mark Ballas are NOT fans of Ms. Miller. I wonder what will happen when she critiques their dances...
Jeremiah was voted off after Jefra debated flipping on her alliance, which left Tasha and Spencer on the bottom once again. Tony found the super amazing idol and Spencer played his at the last tribal council.
Back at camp, Spencer talks about how he wasted an idol and is now back at the bottom of the group once again. Despite him being at the bottom, I believe Spencer can fight his way back to the top once again.
After that quick segment at camp, it’s time for the Survivor auction! This is one of my favorite moments of a Survivor season, when contestants bid on food and luxury items with money given to them by production. In the past the auctions have been really interesting to watch and judging by how this season has gone, the auction will prove to be just as interesting.
The first item up for bid is popcorn, a bowl of candy and a glass of pop which goes to Trish for $80, which is really cheap at a Survivor auction. Next up is a covered item which goes to Jefra for $100 and is revealed to be a plate of quesadillas, guacamole, salsa and an ice cold margarita. Kass then lands a mystery item which she swipes for $20. No one wanted to bid against her so good for you, Kass…She is given the choice of swapping one covered for the item and she sticks with what she originally bought- a steak sandwich and a glass of iced-tea. Trish the garbage disposal then spends $60 on a bowl of rice of water which she shouldn’t complain about because she is still snacking on her first item. Jeff then tempts the castaways with a plate of ribs and a beer which Woo gets for $40. No one goes up against Woo because the majority of the castaways (Tasha, Spencer and Tony) are all waiting to bid on an immunity challenge advantage soon.
There is a moment where sexy music accompanies Woo eating his ribs and drinking his beer. It’s really uncomfortable…
Jeff finally asks Tony, Spencer and Tasha why they are waiting to bid and all three respond that they are waiting for an immunity challenge advantage. Jeff then pulls out the immunity challenge advantage and both Tony and Spencer bid on the advantage. Jeff informs the two that since they both bid the maximum amount, they both will draw rocks to see who gets the advantage. Pull a black rock and you win the advantage- pull a white rock and you just get a white rock…Both men pull rocks and Tony comes out of the auction with the immunity challenge advantage, much to my dismay. It’s no secret that I’m Team Spencer till the very end and I wanted him to have things go his way for once but that just wasn’t in the cards today. After Tony and Spencer draw rocks, the Survivor Auction is done and the contestants head back to camp.
Everyone reflects on the Survivor auction and how much they enjoyed their food and that angers Tony. He gave up all of his money for the auction and didn’t get to eat but it’s OK because he opens up the supposed “immunity challenge advantage” and it turns out that he won a clue another hidden immunity idol at camp. How many idols does this man need? Give an idol to Spencer and call it a day! Luckily for everyone else, Tony doesn’t find the idol right away. He goes back to camp empty-handed, but not before seeing all of the girls in the water talking to one another. Tony being Tony, he gets paranoid and starts to think that the girls (especially Jefra) are coming after him. Spencer realizes Tony is easily paranoid and feeds Tony lies about Jefra’s game play, hoping that Tony freaks out and turns on his alliance. Being the “brain” that he is, Spencer understands that Tony will get worried and just like that, Tony confesses to the camera that he’s worried about the girls aligning with one another.
Tony expresses his frustration with the girls and is still worried about the possibility of an all-girls alliance so he goes out and finds yet another hidden immunity idol. I’m extremely agitated that Tony has so much power in this game because he’s not that good of a player anyways. He shows his entire alliance his idol in order to let the girls know that he has safety. Tony doesn’t have much time to celebrate his idol find because it’s time for the immunity challenge!
For this challenge, the contestants have to race to dig up bags in the sand. Once they collect all five bags, they have to release the balls from the bag and use them to navigate a table maze. First person to land all their balls in the maze will win. Jeff says “balls” a lot in the challenge and I’m laughing at school because I’m an immature boy.
The challenge is a close one between Woo and Tasha, but it is Tasha who wins her third immunity challenge of the season. That means Spencer will be vulnerable tonight at Tribal and things aren’t looking good for my main man right now. I really hope he’s able to pull something incredible off back at camp…
All hope is not lost though because Tony’s paranoia has gotten to him once again. He believes that Jefra is coming for him and goes to Woo to say that Spencer isn’t the target anymore- it’s Jefra. Tony approaches Spencer about voting for Jefra and Spencer is obviously elated. He goes to Tasha who is also elated about the possibility of her ally staying around. Things are looking up for Spencer and Tasha after all!
Everyone troops off to Tribal Council and Jeff points out the obvious that Spencer is on the bottom of the totem pole. Tony jumps in by talking about how Jefra wanted to turn against him and so he puts on his hidden immunity idol as to indicate that he cannot and will not be blindsided. Talks continue to swirl about who is loyal and who is not loyal to their allies. Jefra and Kass try and push for a Spencer vote and Spencer tries to push for anyone other than himself. He urges other people to “make big moves” and not get “too comfortable” in the game. After the contestants discuss who should go home, everyone votes and Jeff comes back to deliver some bad news to one castaway.
The votes are read:
Spencer
Jefra
Spencer
Jefra
Spencer
Jefra
The 11th person voted out and 5th member of the jury:
JEFRA
Once again, Tony makes a rash decision and it costs him another ally. Spencer somehow manages to survive yet another crazy Tribal Council and he and Tasha live to see yet another day. I’m ecstatic beyond belief that Spencer stayed in the game and after all he has been through, I believe he deserves to win this season. He has always been my pick to win the game and I truly believe he will win this season.
Will Spencer win this season? What will happen to Tony because he turned on his allies? Will Tasha and Spencer survive until the end together? Tune in next week to find out!!
Hi, friends! Chris back with another fierce Drag Race recap!
This week picks up after Joslyn Fox’s elimination. The queens are celebrating their place in the top five and while everyone is congratulating Bianca and Adore on winning the challenge and the lip-synch, respectively, not everyone is happy about the results of the last challenge. Darienne is upset that she was in the bottom three and Ben thinks that Bianca is getting too complacent in this competition. In other words, Bianca needs a reality check. But to that, I say, why does someone need a reality check if they’ve been absolutely killing the competition? Sounds to me like Ben is a bit jealous…
For this week’s mini-challenge the queens have to use puppets to mimic one another. In other words, it’s a big old bitch fest. The queens read one another and it’s the best thing to happen this season. Everyone just lets out their pent up anger and let their true colors show. After insults are traded, Ms. BenDeLaCreme is awarded the win. The queens find out that their main challenge involves creating three unique outfits for the first ever Glitter Ball.
As the winner of the mini-challenge, Ben gets to assign the jewel tones that each of the other queens must use while designing their outfits and if you ask me, that’s not much of a prize for winning. I don’t know, it just seems like winning The Price is Right and only getting a toaster for your prize- it’s a letdown…
But I digress.
Everyone is working on their dresses and it seems that everyone is on edge due to the fact that the challenge requires three unique outfits. Everyone except for Bianca, that is. Bianca has the sewing skills that all of the other queens wish they had and so she’s exceeding in the challenge. Of course. While Bianca is sewing away in the corner, Adore is on the other side of the workroom crying about how she has lost her way in the competition and needs to find herself again.
Ru calls the girls together and informs then that in addition to creating three ball looks for the runway, they must also create and choreograph a “flawless opening number”. Because she won the challenge, Ben is in charge of choreography which, again, if you ask me, is a crappy prize. Ben realizes that the only way that this number will be successful is if she gets help and so she turns to Courtney Act, the talented performer, to help her. It doesn’t help much though because everyone wants to have a say in the choreography and now there are five gay cooks in the kitchen and nothing gets accomplished. A bunch of gay men can’t create a flashy musical number? Please, we do that in our sleep. It’s something you’re taught at Gay University when you first come out of the closet.
After the girls create their dresses and finish the opening number, it’s time for the runway! Despite their original struggles, the girls manage to pull together a halfway decent opening number.
I’ll drink to that.
Now it’s time for the queens to strut their stuff and show off their new outfits. I’m watching the girls go and I kid you not, my entire household gasped when Darienne came out in her first outfit. It’s a metallic onesie that doesn’t flatter her at ALL. It was...interesting…to say the least. In an interesting turn of events I find myself unimpressed by Bianca del Rio’s outfits. They were all very basic if you ask me and I felt like I’ve seen it all before. And the judges agree with me! Guest judge Khloe Kardashian wishes that Bianca would have produced a different silhouette instead of repeating the same outfit again. In another interesting turn of events, Adore is praised by everyone for her complete turnaround this round and is applauded for producing some amazing outfits.
Once Ru and the judges read the girls, Ru surprises everyone by asking “who should go home tonight?” Judging by the shocked looks on the faces of the queens, this was not something that they were expecting Ru to ask them, nor is it exactly a question that anyone wants to answer. But everyone is forced to answer and the responses are as followed:
Ben: “Darienne”
Adore: “Darienne”
Bianca: “Darienne”
Darienne: Darienne basically shot herself in the foot and said she should go home.
Courtney: “Darienne”
Following the awkward question of “who should go home tonight”, Ru announces that Adore is the winner of the challenge and that Darienne and Ben are once again in the Bottom Two. You can bet that Ru won’t save anyone this time.
This week’s lip-synch song is “Stronger” by Kelly Clarkson and I have to say, I was extremely unimpressed by the sing-off. Darienne just fist-pumped the entire time and Ben messed up on the words. However, I felt that it was Darienne’s turn to sashay away. Ru had other plans though and it was Ben who was eliminated from the competition and earns the title of "Fifth Place Goddess".
So with that we are left with our Final Four competitors- Courtney Act, Darienne Lake, Adore Delano and Bianca Del Rio. I would love to see a Courtney/Bianca/Adore Top Three but who knows what will happen next week. Only one challenge remains and you can better believe that all of the girls will bring their A-game. Everyone is hungry for the win and next week is the penultimate episode before the finale! What will happen? Tune in next week to find out!
Hola! It’s Lauren here, and it is Latin Night on DWTS!
Ricky Martin is tonight’s guest judge. Every time I see him I get that stupid “She Bangs” song stuck in my head. And then I think of that William Hung guy on American Idol singing that song during his audition. Do you remember him?
^That's almost 2 minutes of your life that you'll never get back. Sorry.
It’s revealed that Danica and Val are safe this week. Yay! Another week of seeing Val on my TV screen! James and Peeta are in jeopardy, and Amy and Derek are safe.
Amy and Derek are dancing their rumba first tonight. Amy’s costume is flesh-toned and I seriously thought she was semi-naked for a hot second. Bad costuming once again, Derek (I shouldn’t expect much from you as you put Cinderella in PINK). Anyways, I really don’t like rumba because I think it’s so slow and boring but they actually did very well.
I would give them a 32. The judges give Amy and Derek 36 out of 40.
Next we have James and Peeta dancing a samba. I am CONVINCED that they are a couple. Peeta is basically wearing lingerie and thigh high stocking on the dance floor. I guess I’d rock that too if I had a body like hers, but it was just…shocking. And she took off James shirt while they were dancing. I didn’t pay any attention to the dancing, to be honest, because I couldn’t get past the “look” of everything. Holy guacamole!
I have no clue what I’d give them because I really paid no attention to their feet or arms or anything. Woopsie daisy. The judges give James and Peeta 35 out of 40. So I guess the dance was pretty good?
JUAN PABLO FROM THE BACHELOR SPOTTED IN THE AUDIENCE OH MY GOSH! I hate that guy so much.
Winnie Cooper and Val are next with a salsa. Winnie Cooper broke a rib during a lift in rehersal. Val refers to Winnie Cooper as “Baby” and I’m insanely jealous.
Dear God, please give me Peeta’s body and Winnie Cooper’s dance partner and I’ll be a happy, happy girl. Amen.
Winnie Cooper is moving really well for a girl with a broken rib. They have 3 other couples dancing with them and while it’s distracting it reminded me of a music video and I thought it looked really cool.
I loved the dance. It deserves a 36 in my humble opinion. The judges give it a 33. I think that’s super lame because that girl is dancing with a broken rib! Unreal.
DJ Tanner is safe! Charlie and Sharna are in jeopardy and I almost threw my glass of water at the TV because they are MY FAVORITE. Maks and Meryl are safe (obviously), and NeNe and Tony are in Jeopardy.
NeNe and Tony are dancing their Argentine tango next. The show created a hashtag to determine if Tony should dance shirtless…#DWTSShirtOff or #DWTSShirtOn. I think Tony should love his shirt on because he’s looking quite classy in his suit. And cue me getting JT's "Suit and Tie" stuck in my head...
There is nothing quite like a guy dressed up all nice and fancy. Just saying.
Sorry, back to the main point of this post, THE SHOW.
But, alas, 90% of the tweets received want Tony’s shirt of…so it’s off.
They have 3 other couples dancing behind them, but it doesn’t look as cool as Winnie Cooper and Val’s dance did. I’m not a fan of this dance. NeNe needs to go.
I would give NeNe and Tony 28. I know the judges will give them a much higher score but I really didn’t like it. The judges give them a 31. So I guess they kind of agreed with me.
Next it’s my favorites, Charlie and Sharna, with a Paso. I am obsessed with Sharna’s costume. I thought the dance was amazing and Sharna can spin like a top.
The judges are giving so many negative comments, and then Ricky Martin was just like “I was fine with you guys” haha. I bet he gave them a 10.
I would give Charlie and Sharna 36 out of 40. The judges give them a 36. Wow, first one I’ve nailed tonight. Oh, and Ricky Martin did give them a 10 ;)
DJ Tanner and Mark are up next with their Argentine tango. DJ Tanner has horrible stage fright, so she and Mark go see a sports psychologist, naturally. I find this whole thing pretty ridiculous. IT’S A REALITY COMPETITION, DJ TANNER! MY GOODNESS!
I thought their dance was kinda of…meh. They had some cool lifts but it wasn’t the tango I was hoping for. I’d give it a 32. The judges give them 35 out of 40.
Meryl and Maks are last with a salsa. They have other couples dancing with them as well, but, again, it’s not as cool as Winnie Cooper and Val. But the dance was very good and Meryl sure can spin.
I bet they’ll get a perfect 40 again. But…nope. Len gives them a 9, so they have a 39.
Now it’s time for the team dances. Charlie and Meryl are the two team captains.
Meryl’s team, Team Loca, includes Winnie Cooper, Amy, and DJ Tanner
Charlie’s team, Team Vida, includes NeNe and James.
Team Vida dances first. I HATE the costumes the girls are rocking, they’re like weird feather-y tribal leotards. I am definitely not a fan. I wasn’t really a fan of the dance as a whole, either. It was just kind of all over the place.
I’d give Team Vida a 32. The judges give Team Vida 35 out of 40.
Now, Team Loca has an interesting development. Amy is out with an injury. The judges will base their scores off of the footage of Team Loca dancing in the dress rehearsal.
Team Loca was a lot better than Team Vida. They had some AMAZING lifts and their choreography was just so much better.
I would give Team Loca a 36. The judges give them a 39.
Time for more results!
Charlie and Sharna are safe! YES!
NeNe and Tony are out! It’s about damn time! It is definitely time for her to take a bow. SEE YA!
That means James and Peeta are safe! Another “yay”!
Next week, Abby Lee Miller is guest judging. That is bound to be QUITE interesting! Check back then for another post from me. Thanks for reading!
Well, one of the hosts said that Abby Lee will be guest judging soon so I think that confirms it! THAT will be quite interesting...I cannot wait to hear what she'll say!
Good evening, everyone! It’s Lauren here with a recap of tonight’s Dance Moms reunion.
Reunion shows usually result in tears, f-bombs, and people storming off set. I can’t wait.
First Abby has a one-on-one chat with the show’s producer, Jeff Collins. Jeff creeps me out and his brown hair is obviously dyed. I hate when men dye their hair. Embrace the grey à la George Clooney, boys.
^My friends tell me I'm gross for finding him attractive. What planet are they living on?!
Christi, my best friend forever, comes out to join Abby and Jeff. They start talking about Kelly (you know, the mom who attacked Abby), and I’m almost positive that this is going to end very badly.
They show a clip of the “fight” between Abby and Kelly and I laugh at Abby’s facial expressions during the altercation every single time I see it. Deer in the headlights, for sure.
Abby and Christi get into an argument over how Abby is so mean to Chloe. But Jeff puts a “pin” in the conversation (his words, not mine), before it gets good. Come on, boxed brunette, let us see some drama.
Now the girls come out and do their “Kinky Boots” dance from earlier in the season where they’re all dressed as drag queens. Payton still looks terrifying in this routine. But the music is super catchy.
Next, Chloe performs her “Seeing Red” solo. She is so talented and can turn for dayssss. The end of this dance weirds me out, though, because she wipes her hands on her face and leaves red marks on her cheeks. Way to ruin that stage makeup. Oh, and that’s kind of violent too.
Now Melissa joins the party on stage with boxed brunette, Abby, and my BFF. My BFF gets up from her seat and walks off because she wants to other moms out there because they have her back. She calls out the producers for always putting her in that position. Way to call them out, BFF. See, this is why I love her. She is most definitely not a doormat.
Jill and Holly come on stage and Christi returns. The moms argue with Abby, blah blah blah nothing new.
Kalani and Maddie perform their duet, “Two Sapphires”. Again, these girls have so much talent. I’d love to see them compete against each other but Abby will NEVER let them happen.
I’m sick of hearing Abby talk out of her rear end in defending her actions. I had “Real Housewives” reunion hopes for this episode, but it’s definitely falling flat.
Mackenzie/Mack Z is performing “Cry”, the Maddie solo that she did. Again, she’s very good, but she can’t perform this like Maddie did. But she isn’t Maddie so she shouldn’t perform it the same way. The puffy sleeves on her costume really annoy me. The costume looks like a rejected 80s prom dress. Not cute.
Leslie comes out and pretty much immediately starts yelling. The audience reactions to the clip of her dropping f-bombs in the dressing room are PRICELESS. Also, can we talk about the audience members for a moment? There are a lot of middle aged men sitting there. Can you say “CREEPY” ?!
Maddie performs her tap solo. Of course, it’s wonderful. I wish her music wasn’t so loud so we could hear her taps better, though.
Now it’s time for Cathy to come out onstage. She’s so fake it’s hard to handle. The ALDC perform their “Witches of East Canton” dance because it was inspired by Cathy. Actually, it’s more like a Maddie solo with backup dancers.
Last but not least, Kira comes to the stage. She’s boring though, so I guess she is last and least. Sorry, homegirl.
This reunion was lame. The Real Housewives of every franchise (even DC) have the best reunions. Color me NOT impressed.
How I Met Your Drag Mother- RuPaul Drag Race Recap!
Hi everyone, Chris here with another RuPaul's Drag Race recap!
Last week the queens hosted their own talk-show and after Adore Delano and Trinity K. Bonet had to lip-synch for their lives, Trinity sashayed away and all was right in the world.
Trinity has left a farewell message for the girls "Be cool, be nice, be you!" and Adore, as she was wiping away the message, reflected on how she was disappointed in herself for landing in the bottom last week. Meanwhile Courtney is enjoying her win, though the others aren't as impressed with her. Bianca del Rio calls Courtney's runway looks "monotonous" and as much as I love Ms. Act, I would have to agree with Bianca- if you've seen one Courtney Act outfit, you've seen them all.
For today's mini-challenge the queens have to create abstract paintings that center around marriage equality. The queens have to body paint a "twerk of art" as Ru calls it. What follows next is definitely burned into my memory forever- a bunch of drag queens splashing paint all over their nude body suits and then flopping/rolling all over a blank canvas. It was like watching a bunch of fish flop around out of water. Bianca wins the mini-challenge but anyone really could have won that...they honestly all looked the same.
For the queen's main challenge they meet six brides who will be married the next day on the main-stage by RuPaul herself. Ru can do just about anything- drag queen, talk-show host, ordained minister...what's next- astronaut? Since Bianca won the mini-challenge, she gets to decide which queen makes over which bride. Once the queens have all been assigned their respective bride, Ru announces that the challenge is not to make over the ladies but their husbands instead. Yes, that's right- a bunch of straight men are about to become drag queens.
The girls all meet with their respective bridal parties to discuss wedding visions and while some of them seem excited and ready for the task (Bianca and Joslyn), others are scared at the daunting task (Adore who, as we all know, can't sew to save her life...). Everyone then disperses to try on fabrics and begin the construction of the wedding dresses.
While all of the couples are working on their wedding dresses, Ru comes around to critique each of the drag queens and their respective men. Luckily the episode didn't show her talking to Adore because Adore is a hot mess and a half in the workroom. Despite Bianca trying to help her out with her dress, Adore is very unsure of herself. As she put it: "I'm not fucking Cinderella. I don't have mice to come help me make this garment." It's no secret that I'm a huge Adore fan but seriously, you don't know how to sew? Come on, honey...
Adore continues to struggle with her groom and it doesn't help that Courtney rips her apart right before the runway. Keep kicking her while she's down, Courtney, that's sure to do you a lot of good later on... Courtney and the rest of the queens quit making jabs at Adore in order to work on transforming the men into fierce drag queens. The majority of the guys are willing to wear makeup but Joslyn's client Brandon, who is a professional basketball player, is concerned that his teammates will make fun of him for doing drag.
It's time for the couples to hit the runway and this weeks guest judges are Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka!! They are hands down the cutest gay couple out there.
Adorable. Those two could tell me to jump in front of a moving truck and I wouldn't even hesitate to do it. That's how much I respect them.
Everyone hits the runway, queens and couples alike and for the most part I'm pretty impressed with all of the outfits! Ru then marries the couples in what I think is a legitimate ceremony? It could be just for show but...who knows. I think it's just for the show because if I was a woman getting married, I would not be caught dead in a suit. I'd have the biggest dress out there. But that's a different story for a different day.
When it comes time for the critiques, Joslyn is criticized for not using the right makeup on Brandon. She is also criticized for the dress itself. Before the judges can finish with her critique though, Brandon leaves the stage. Citing he is about to throw up, he makes a mad dash off the runway. And indeed, he throws up everywhere.
Yum.
Back to the critiques though. Bianca and Ben are all praised for their outfits while Adore is criticized for her poorly constructed dress. At this point it's pretty obvious who the top two and bottom two are going to be but we will have to go through the motions in order to see if my predictions are correct.
After the judges deliberate, Bianca and Ben are both in the top (called it) with Bianca being the winner. On the other side, Adore and Joslyn both end up in the bottom two (which I also called). The two perform Aretha Franklin's "Think". Personally, and it kills me to say this, I think Adore should have gone home. She was strong in the lip-synch but Joslyn was just a tad stronger. Regardless of what I think, Adore stays in the competition and joins the others in the Top Five.
The five remaining queens are the five I have liked from the start. I have never been upset with an elimination before and next week I know is when it will really start getting tough to watch. That being said, I think the top two queens at this point are Bianca and Courtney, with Ben following behind in third place. I honestly believe it's Bianca's competition to lose at this point but we'll see what happens.
Tune in next week to see who stays and who sashay's away!
Well, I kind of understand. This week is Party Anthem week, so naturally one of the dudes who “sings” Party Rock Anthem is going to guest judge. Of course.
First, NeNe and Tony are dancing a salsa to “Hot in Here” by Nelly. I’m hoping NeNe doesn’t take off all of her clothes (that’s a reference to the song lyrics. I would never just pull that statement out of thin air haha). Of course Tony takes his shirt off during the routine. I won’t complain about that. Not bad, Tony. Not bad at all.
I was not impressed by their dance at all. Her technique is basically non-existent. I am NOT a fan of NeNe and I just want her gone. She complains way too much. In the words of NeNe herself, “Girl, bye.”
I would give NeNe and Tony 28 out of 40. The judges give them a 33. Unreal. Oh, and I forgot to mention that they are safe from elimination this week.
James and Peeta are safe! DJ Tanner and Mark are in jeopardy. I have a feeling that she may be going home tonight.
Next up are DJ Tanner and Mark with a cha cha to “I Love It” by Icona Pop. I am obsessed with this song so I’m hoping that they dance well.
Break for an impromptu jam session!
How can you not LOVE that song?!
Ok, back to the show.
DJ Tanner did well. She wasn’t as awkward as I expected her to be, which pleasantly surprised me. I’d give her a 32. The judges give the dance out 32 of 40. I’ve said it a thousand times before, but I totally could be a judge on this show. If Red Foo can do it, so can I.
James and Peeta are dancing a quickstep to “You’re the One That I Want” from Grease. I really like James. And my mom, Dance Mom Lisa (who I’ve mentioned in previous Dance Moms posts), has picked him as her favorite. I think he embodies the true spirit of DWTS- he is a true beginner and he really is learning so well and nailing it every week.
I would give James and Peeta a 36. The judges reward them with 39 out of 40.
The pros are doing a dance choreographed by Derek. And it is freaking awesome! As much as I can’t stand Derek, that man can choreograph a dance. Color me impressed!
Meryl and Maks are safe this week. Winnie Cooper is in jeorpardy.
Winnie Cooper and my main man Val are dancing a cha cha to “I Wanna Dance with Somebody”. Val still needs a haircut. But he is still insanely handsome.
Winnie Cooper has insane abdominal muscles, sweet Jesus! I hope I look like her when I’m 39. Val was fantastic as always, and (as usual) I’m guilty of watching him more than Winnie Cooper. But, regardless, I thought they did an awesome job. Val and Winnie Cooper have great chemistry. What I would give to trade lives with her…
^PLEASE.
I’d give them 36 out of 40. The judges give them a 36. ABC, I’m waiting for your call.
Meryl and Maks are performing a tango to “Feel so Close” by Calvin Harris. There’s no denying that they are amazing. They did, like, five thousand turns in a row flawlessly and I felt nauseous just watching them. They’re definitely going to be around until the end.
I would give them a perfect 40. They nailed it. The judges reward their awesome performance with a well-deserved 40.
Drew and Cheryl are dancing a tango to “Super Freak”. Two other female pros, Lindsey and Witney joined in the choreography to make Drew look like more of a pimp. Drew Carey and pimp are two things that I definitely would never associate with one another. That’s just…gross.
Drew, God love him, messed up during the dance. But my hometown boy had personality for days during this routine. His technique isn’t the strongest, but he tries so hard and he definitely had fun tonight.
I’d give Drew and Cheryl a 28. The judges give them 32 out of 40. I’m actually surprised by that score. But good for Drew! I’m kind of hoping that he sticks around long enough to do a routine to “Cleveland Rocks” because that’s pretty much necessary.
Charlie and Sharna are next with a cha cha to “Everybody Dance Now”. You all know how much I love them. I loved their performance. There was a whole glow in the dark part under dark lights and they totally pulled it off because they dance so well. AWESOME. MY FAVORITES. I LOVE THEM. THEY ARE FLAWLESS. THE END.
I’d give them a perfect 40. The judges give them a 36. So lame. They deserved higher scores #SorryNotSorry
Next Amy and Derek jive to “Shout!”. I cannot believe that she managed to do that style of dance with two prosthetic legs. They had a little slip up during the routine, but my mind is still seriously blown that she pulled that off. And she did a cartwheel. Color me impressed.
I’d give them a 32. The judges give them 38 out of 40. Personally, I don’t think they deserved the two 10s they received. Whatever.
Now we find out that Drew and Cheryl are in jeopardy while Charlie and Sharna and Amy and Derek are safe. Not surprising at all.
Who is going to get the boot?
My boy Val and Winnie Cooper are safe. I’m so glad I’ll continue to see him on my television screen ;)
DJ Tanner and Drew Carey are the bottom two celebrities. This is actually pretty sad.
Drew, my fellow Clevelander, is heading home. He made our great city proud, though. CLEVELAND ROCKS!
Next week is Latin Night, which is sure to provide lots of shimmying and shaking. Let's all take a moment to remember Sean Lowe's shimmy. It happens at several different spots in this video, with the BEST one at around 2:28:
Survivor: Cagayan- Breaking Down and Looking Forward
Hi everyone! Chris here again!
I watched last night's Survivor episode this morning after somehow managing to avoid social media spoilers all night. I had low expectations going into this episode but by the end, I was jumping up and down!
A quick summary of what happened last night before I break it down and dissect it all:
Tony is extremely paranoid that people are going to come after him so when he, Jeremiah and Spencer win the Reward Challenge, he puts a plan into motion to take out his own biggest threat- LJ. Of course Spencer and Jeremiah (and Tasha too) are on board to vote off LJ because the three of them are all in the minority alliance. Tasha wins a memory based reward challenge (Let me tell you, I was playing alongside at home and I did a fairly decent job- I would have made it to the last round) and Tony begins campaigning to vote LJ out. Trish, Kass, Jefra and LJ all decide to split the votes between Spencer and Jeremiah but Kung Woo Panda and Tony aren't too keen on that idea. Trish tries to convince Tony to stick to the six-person alliance but it's too late- Tony already has his mind made up. At Tribal Council, he and Woo team up with Spencer, Jeremiah and Tasha to blindside LJ and send him off to the jury to hang out with Sarah and Morgan.
I said at the start that I didn't have very high hopes for this episode because I assumed that it would be either a Spencer, Tasha or Jeremiah boot and the six-person alliance would just steamroll their way to the top. I figured that Tony's plotting to get rid of LJ was just some clever editing by the producers and nothing would come out of it. But boy was I wrong! My mouth dropped when I saw the 4th vote for LJ come out of the voting urn and I was in disbelief when I saw Jeff snuff LJ's torch. Not only did I not see that coming at all, but that means Spencer, Tasha and Jeremiah live to see another day!
After watching this episode, I was struck by how unpredictable this season has been. With the Garrett, J'Tia, Cliff, Sarah and LJ vote- I was completely caught off guard. And I've loved every second of it. So many times Survivor becomes predictable and boring. Look at Samoa, Heroes vs. Villains, Redemption Island, and South Pacific. All of those seasons were middle of the pack for me, with predictable boots and a mediocre story line. Not Cagayan though.
This season has produced a couple of villains with Kass and Tony, a hero in Spencer and Tasha, a lovable goofball in Woo and several extremely interesting story lines with the dysfunctional Brain tribe, Tony's spy-shack, and the stereotypical not-very-smart Beauty tribe.
In addition to everything I mentioned above, it's worth noting that this season isn't even done yet! We still have a whole other half of the season to watch! That being said, I'm extremely interested in seeing what will happen and who will emerge victorious in the end.
Right now I think Tony and Kass stand little to no chance of winning the game. Both of them have burned lots of bridges with former members of their alliance. Kass irritated Sarah, Morgan, Jeremiah, Spencer and Tasha when she flipped to the NuSolana tribe. Her flip did not benefit her at all, it only resulted in her making a lot of enemies and going from top of the totem pole to the bottom.
Tony just ticked off LJ and probably Jefra, Trish and Kass with his flip which resulted in LJ's elimination. He also made enemies in Morgan and Sarah so if Tony were to make it to the end, I find it very hard to believe he would win the game. Like Kass, he made a big move in the hopes that it would help him in the long run but it only resulted in creating more obstacles. Tony had a smooth ride to the top six but instead he got paranoid and acted too soon. I will say that I appreciate him making a big move instead of just going with the flow, but I have to say that I think he acted too soon and it will definitely come back to bite him in the butt.
That being said, I think Tony and Kass would be great goats to bring to the finals. Neither of them stand any chance of winning and so whoever sits next to them at the final Tribal Council it is almost guaranteed the win. It would be a very smart decision to bring Tony and Kass to the finals.
Now who do I think stands the best chance of going to the end with Tony and Kass? Right now I would say Spencer or Tasha. I think Spencer, Tasha and Jeremiah just got new life in this game and will ride that to the top. With Spencer having a hidden immunity in his pocket too, I think these three will be sticking around for a while. Both Tasha and Spencer are also very smart and understand how the game works, so they probably understand that as much as they dislike Tony and Kass, they need them in order to win the game. That means the two of them will probably ditch Woo and Jeremiah somewhere down the line, which I'm OK with.
Now, this is all pure speculation of course. With all of the twists and turns this season, it's safe to say that there will probably be several more surprises down the road. There's still a special hidden immunity idol out there somewhere, just waiting to be discovered. I'm sure there will be a few more blindsides too which makes trying to predict how this season will turn out near impossible.
Regardless of what happens, this will definitely go down as one of the best seasons of Survivor in my books. It would be the best if Spencer wins the whole thing, because he's my favorite but that's a different blog post for a different day!
I can't wait to see what happens next on Survivor. There's still a lot of game left to play and everyone is hungry for the win. Who will win? I'm not sure but I'm excited to find out!
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