I would say no, but I think it would be a close 6-4, getting Abi, Ciera, Keith, and one more person’s votes.
One of my biggest confusions in Survivor history is why Spencer had such a decisive loss in Second Chances against Jeremy.
I think Second Chances had one of the most solid final 3s in history with Jeremy Spence and Tasha all playing great games.
I see why Tasha lost as she definitely had the least sway in the game and didn’t make her own move when she had the clear chance to.
Spencer, on the other hand, started from the losing tribe and worked his way into the majority alliance. He orchestrated the Stephen move against Jeremy and Tasha and was still able to rebuild their trust. I just see his game as so incredible and I don’t see why Jeremy was seemingly the obvious choice.
This is no dig to Jeremys game who played excellently, just feel like I have to be missing something besides the fact that Jeremy was having a son. Any insight?
Hi! there's been some time since i last traded, but i needed to come back for this!!
This week there was another "episode" of the online Seth Concert Series, with Jeremy Jordan and Ashley Spencer, i was wondering if any of you have either a screen recording or a direct rip of the livestream, i would trade unfairly, here's my list
If you have it, please please comment or start a chat with me!!
Thank you!!!!
Another oddity about Spencer Turnball's rookie season; he started 30 games and had less than 150 innings. Him and Vice Velasquez in 2018 are the only times in baseball history this has occurred
I feel like there is really interesting relationship between Tony & Jeremy this season, where they are connected by their individual past games to Spencer:
I think Tony sees Jeremy as his Spencer in Cagayan. A dangerous player on the bottom that needs to be taken out, but someone he can work with from time to time to make big swings (LJ vote in Cagayan vs Sophie vote in WaW).
Similarly, I think Jeremy sees Tony as his Spencer from Cambodia. A close ally and potential shield who mostly works with him, but also someone who will vote out his other allies when it suits him (Stephen vote in Cambodia vs Tyson vote in WaW).
So by both seeing each other as Spencer, who was an important part of both of their respective winning games, perhaps they are trying to forge a similar path this time. The key difference being that Tony was never planning to take his Spencer to the end, unlike Jeremy.
I know Jeremy is smart enough not to do this, but if the Final 3 was Jeremy, Kelly, and Tasha, how would the votes fall?
Spencer is here for window dressing since he obviously doesn’t win. Does universally loved Keith Nale take the W or does Jeremy drop the baby bomb and win the million?
If I am the Sixers I do this deal in a heartbeat. Package the 22 with 24 and 26 and move up a bit further or use it to take a player that you can stash and develop.
Jeremy, according to the episodes and the secret-scenes and to Spencer's exit press, was originally swindled by Kimmi. After Kimmi swore on her family that she was loyal to Jeremy, he was going to go with a split-vote, believing that he and Kimmi would put two votes on Keith in case of an idol. Spencer and Tasha convinced him to distrust Kimmi, hence Jeremy telling Kimmi that they weren't splitting the votes, and then Kimmi told Wentworth that the 3-2-1 plan wasn't happening and that they were looking at a tie (3 on Wentworth and 3 on Jeremy).
If Kimmi succeeded and Jeremy continued not listening to Spencer, what would've happened? Assuming that Jeremy tells Kimmi that the split-vote is still happening? Which leads Kimmi to telling Wentworth that the 3-2-1 is going down, leading Wentworth to not use her idol.
Does Jeremy go home in a 3-2-1 (3 Jeremy, 2 Wentworth, 1 Keith)? And who wins Cambodia?
(Tbh, the audience probably cheers because even though Jeremy was fun, him going out with an idol due to Kimmi frickin Kappenberg would be fantastic)
Guessing that Wentworth still wins the F5 Immunity... but what do her and Keith do? Blindside Spencer? Or blindside Kimmi? Maybe Kimmi flips back to Spensha to take out Keith?
I could totally see Wentworth potentially eliminating Kimmi as a jury threat at F5 or F4, believing that Tasha would be a bigger "goat" at the end. But how do you guys think the season pans out if Jeremy goes out at F6?
I'm not saying this is the reason Spencer Ware has been unproductive, but since Maclin has been hurt he has not produced.
In the 2 weeks after the bye with both Ware and Maclin playing Ware had 22.3 and 19.1 standard league...then either Ware or Maclin have been absent since.
Perhaps the lack of passing threat has made defenses more inclined to stack the box?
Thoughts if Maclin returns this week for Wares ROS
in the RHAP March Madness : http://robhasawebsite.com/survivor-2017-march-madness-best-winner-tournament-results/
I guess he is a little bitter over the season still, although they seemed to be on great terms. Oh well.
If they both somehow get to the final four I cant see either of them winning final immunity and not voting each other off. If anyone else won final immunity and not choosing one of them to vote off.
Unless somehow Tasha somehow wins it and decides to go to the end with both of the Jury threats (wouldnt put it past her)
But anyways the point Im trying to make here is that if we DO see a FTC tie it will most likely be Spencer/Jeremy and Kelley.
Today is Jeremy's birthday. He's one of the originals and one of the best that the Mac have ever had!
Why don't more people talk about the hammock conversation between Jeremy and Spencer about whether or not Kelley Wentworth has an idol? It happened during the Survivor Cambodia season finale and went something like this.
Jeremy: I think Kelley has an idol.
Spencer: No, she already played one.
Jeremy: Right.
Spencer: That's a (crazy?) reason to think she could have another one. Like, you played an idol.
Jeremy: Right.
Spencer: And I don't think you have a second one.
Jeremy: ......
Just wondering who you think will be a better depth guy to have?
