Posted on 08/24/2006 7:29:17 AM PDT by cuz_it_aint_their_money
Yes FReepers and FReeperettes, its time once again for another season of Survivor.
This time they are in the Cook Islands, in the middle of the South Pacific.
I was going to start off this thread by informing you all about how Mark Burnett’s Production Company has decided to split the tribe along ethnic backgrounds. But that subject has been pretty much beaten to death on at least three different threads. So. . . .
I would like to point out that for all their talk about “minorities” not applying to the show as much as “whites” and about how they had to send their casting producers out to round up minorities, they apparently didn’t have to look too far.
Of the 20 contestants recruited for this season, no less than 13 are from California!
And of those 13, NINE are from the greater Los Angeles area!
So much for diversity!
Ooh, Probst is going all Machivellian. Going to be fun to watch you turn on each other...
He's AMAZING!
He better keep wining the challenges or else the gals are gonna vote him out.
So, do you think billy will propose marriage to Candice on the Finale Show?
OH, that would be pretty funny...
Gee, it seems like the commercials are getting longer.Let's get on with the show.
How did you get that picture??
Here in CHI, it didn't occur until 7:52PM???
This is the longest commercial break ever. Geez.
You must be on tape delay. Was the Bears game on CBS?
I know, the nastalgia stuff was boring too!
Here we go again!
Go, Ozzy. Don't fall off now.
No, but you are right, the Denver game was on seeBS and it ran long...so we're off by about 10 mins..
"Diversity Team won it all to the final four...ewwww, we're so great....
What type of diversity is OZZY??
High Drama.
2.5 hours? Whew!!!
Isn't he from Panama?
Tie Breaker seems fair..Ohh, what will the Yul do?
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