Finally, Jonathan is voted out.
First was a reward dinner with a family member (Parvati, injured while cutting a cocoanut, won this) and she got to send someone else to Exile Island, Jonathan, and then her family member, her father, had to choose two other survivors and their family members to join them at the family dinner, so Sundra and Adam got to feast as well.
Becky, Yul and Ozzy decided they were going to hide food from Adam and Parvati and not feed them as much, but when Adam and Parvati returned from the feast with chicken and corn on the cob, the cocoanuts-hidden-in-the-woods plan kind of fell thru, so they didn't do it.
But alas, poor Jonathan, a feast by three and himself banished to Exile, yes, it worked against him.
"Hey, guys, we are going to vote out Adam, aren't we?"
"Yea, Jonathan, that's what we said."
He even tried to continue his manipulation with Yul that it was because of him that Yul was still in the game, nevermind that that debt seemed to be even already, and as Yul had said, it was because of Yul that Jonathan was still in the game as well.
The only interesting thing about this now is to deduce how the jury may go.
Nathan, Brad, Jenny, Candace, Rebecca, none of these people have any alliance to Yul.
If the final two is Yul and Ozzy or Yul and Sundra, they could very easily vote for the underdog, deducing Yul is too analytical.
Jonathan may be a big a-hole and vote against Yul.
The man had the unmitigated gaul, the audacity to complain at the end of this episode about how they lied to him, nevermind that he betrayed everyone in the game at this juncture, not once but twice.
Now it seems Adam and Parvati may sway Ozzy to their side against Yul. Still not sure how this gives them an advantage over Yul's immunity idol, but its down to the end of the show anyway, so that thing doesn't matter anymore.
If next week's title is any indication, about someone else having control of the game, that will be either Adam or Ozzy, so at best, it will only mean that Yul loses an ally, such as becky or Sundra.
Nice to see the villain go, but overall not a terribly suspenseful episode.
First was a reward dinner with a family member (Parvati, injured while cutting a cocoanut, won this) and she got to send someone else to Exile Island, Jonathan, and then her family member, her father, had to choose two other survivors and their family members to join them at the family dinner, so Sundra and Adam got to feast as well.
Becky, Yul and Ozzy decided they were going to hide food from Adam and Parvati and not feed them as much, but when Adam and Parvati returned from the feast with chicken and corn on the cob, the cocoanuts-hidden-in-the-woods plan kind of fell thru, so they didn't do it.
But alas, poor Jonathan, a feast by three and himself banished to Exile, yes, it worked against him.
"Hey, guys, we are going to vote out Adam, aren't we?"
"Yea, Jonathan, that's what we said."
He even tried to continue his manipulation with Yul that it was because of him that Yul was still in the game, nevermind that that debt seemed to be even already, and as Yul had said, it was because of Yul that Jonathan was still in the game as well.
The only interesting thing about this now is to deduce how the jury may go.
Nathan, Brad, Jenny, Candace, Rebecca, none of these people have any alliance to Yul.
If the final two is Yul and Ozzy or Yul and Sundra, they could very easily vote for the underdog, deducing Yul is too analytical.
Jonathan may be a big a-hole and vote against Yul.
The man had the unmitigated gaul, the audacity to complain at the end of this episode about how they lied to him, nevermind that he betrayed everyone in the game at this juncture, not once but twice.
Now it seems Adam and Parvati may sway Ozzy to their side against Yul. Still not sure how this gives them an advantage over Yul's immunity idol, but its down to the end of the show anyway, so that thing doesn't matter anymore.
If next week's title is any indication, about someone else having control of the game, that will be either Adam or Ozzy, so at best, it will only mean that Yul loses an ally, such as becky or Sundra.
Nice to see the villain go, but overall not a terribly suspenseful episode.
