Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview at
the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
On 4/22/2026 5:11 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview at
the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
Did Jimmy Fallon screw Christian over with his twist? I feel like this
will be debated for years to come. Based on the edit, I never got the impression that he was in serious trouble before going on the Journey. Anyway, Jimmy Fallon wanted to be associated with some firsts. Jeff competing in a challenge was kind of fun. Christian having to tell
everyone he failed at the Journey challenge and had to vote for himself
was stupid.
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview at
the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
On 4/22/2026 9:42 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
On 4/22/2026 5:11 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview at
the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
Did Jimmy Fallon screw Christian over with his twist? I feel like this
will be debated for years to come. Based on the edit, I never got the
impression that he was in serious trouble before going on the Journey.
Anyway, Jimmy Fallon wanted to be associated with some firsts. Jeff
competing in a challenge was kind of fun. Christian having to tell
everyone he failed at the Journey challenge and had to vote for himself
was stupid.
I agree. I especially didn't like how Christian couldn't use his SITD.
That really seemed like piling on after not only taking a way his vote
but artificially putting in a vote against him. I actually agree with
Emily that volunteering to go on a Journey is generally a bad move.
It's one thing if no one wants to do it and you get the short straw, but
as long as anyone else volunteers (and you have to figure Devens, at >minimum, will always volunteer), best bet is to keep your hand down.
BTW, Jonathan making a show of giving Christian back his SITD at the end
was another classless in-your-face move on his part that reinforces my >belief that he is not getting anything close to a winner's edit.
By far the most interesting moment for me was Rizo totally boss move of >convincing his alliance members to vote for Christian rather than Emily >because he already had a vote against him. In this regard it seemed he
was really channeling his alliance member Cirie who made a similar play
the prior week in getting people to vote out Coach and Crissie.
On Wed, 22 Apr 2026 17:11:59 -0600, Brian Smith
<dcg_brian@hotmail.com> wrote:
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview at
the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
It was an interesting night. So many people over on Twitter are upset
about the Fallon twist. What makes it even more interesting is Emily
says the biggest twist is yet to come. It could very well be what ever
Mr Beast has in store.
On 4/22/2026 9:42 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
On 4/22/2026 5:11 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview
at the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
Did Jimmy Fallon screw Christian over with his twist? I feel like this
will be debated for years to come. Based on the edit, I never got the
impression that he was in serious trouble before going on the Journey.
Anyway, Jimmy Fallon wanted to be associated with some firsts. Jeff
competing in a challenge was kind of fun. Christian having to tell
everyone he failed at the Journey challenge and had to vote for
himself was stupid.
I agree.-a I especially didn't like how Christian couldn't use his SITD. That really seemed like piling on after not only taking a way his vote
but artificially putting in a vote against him.-a I actually agree with Emily that volunteering to go on a Journey is generally a bad move. It's
one thing if no one wants to do it and you get the short straw, but as
long as anyone else volunteers (and you have to figure Devens, at
minimum, will always volunteer), best bet is to keep your hand down.
BTW, Jonathan making a show of giving Christian back his SITD at the end
was another classless in-your-face move on his part that reinforces my belief that he is not getting anything close to a winner's edit.
By far the most interesting moment for me was Rizo totally boss move of convincing his alliance members to vote for Christian rather than Emily because he already had a vote against him.-a In this regard it seemed he
was really channeling his alliance member Cirie who made a similar play
the prior week in getting people to vote out Coach and Crissie.
On Thu, 23 Apr 2026 00:35:55 -0400, Rick <Rick@nospam.net> wrote:
On 4/22/2026 9:42 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
On 4/22/2026 5:11 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview at >>>> the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
Did Jimmy Fallon screw Christian over with his twist? I feel like this
will be debated for years to come. Based on the edit, I never got the
impression that he was in serious trouble before going on the Journey.
Anyway, Jimmy Fallon wanted to be associated with some firsts. Jeff
competing in a challenge was kind of fun. Christian having to tell
everyone he failed at the Journey challenge and had to vote for himself
was stupid.
I agree. I especially didn't like how Christian couldn't use his SITD.
That really seemed like piling on after not only taking a way his vote
but artificially putting in a vote against him. I actually agree with
Emily that volunteering to go on a Journey is generally a bad move.
It's one thing if no one wants to do it and you get the short straw, but
as long as anyone else volunteers (and you have to figure Devens, at
minimum, will always volunteer), best bet is to keep your hand down.
Without forcing him to read the note this comp wouldn't have been
that new. As for him having to vote for himself that was a way to make
it stand out for the viewers. As far as game impact there really
wasn't much versus him losing his vote and still having to tell
everyone he lost his vote.
Though over on twitter it seems most people didn't like the Fallon
challenge. I'm okay with it but only for this season.
BTW, Jonathan making a show of giving Christian back his SITD at the end
was another classless in-your-face move on his part that reinforces my
belief that he is not getting anything close to a winner's edit.
By far the most interesting moment for me was Rizo totally boss move of
convincing his alliance members to vote for Christian rather than Emily
because he already had a vote against him. In this regard it seemed he
was really channeling his alliance member Cirie who made a similar play
the prior week in getting people to vote out Coach and Crissie.
Yeah, it seemed to be the right move to me from the beginning so I'm
not sure why people not aligned with Christian were against it. Seems
like next week is going to be another wild one with possibly three
people being the targets being discussed.
On Wed, 22 Apr 2026 17:11:59 -0600, Brian Smith
<dcg_brian@hotmail.com> wrote:
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview at
the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
It was an interesting night. So many people over on Twitter are upset
about the Fallon twist. What makes it even more interesting is Emily
says the biggest twist is yet to come. It could very well be what ever
Mr Beast has in store.
On 4/22/2026 10:35 PM, Rick wrote:
On 4/22/2026 9:42 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
On 4/22/2026 5:11 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
Tonight's episode is titled "I Deserve All of This." In the preview
at the end of last week's episode we saw Jeff doing the challenge.
Apparently it has something to do with Jimmy Fallon.
More later.
Did Jimmy Fallon screw Christian over with his twist? I feel like this
will be debated for years to come. Based on the edit, I never got the
impression that he was in serious trouble before going on the Journey.
Anyway, Jimmy Fallon wanted to be associated with some firsts. Jeff
competing in a challenge was kind of fun. Christian having to tell
everyone he failed at the Journey challenge and had to vote for
himself was stupid.
I agree.-a I especially didn't like how Christian couldn't use his SITD.
That really seemed like piling on after not only taking a way his vote
but artificially putting in a vote against him.-a I actually agree with
Emily that volunteering to go on a Journey is generally a bad move. It's
one thing if no one wants to do it and you get the short straw, but as
long as anyone else volunteers (and you have to figure Devens, at
minimum, will always volunteer), best bet is to keep your hand down.
The time to volunteer is when you need help via an advantage or you're >trying to prevent others from gaining an advantage that might result in
you getting screwed over. This is what Rachel did in S47 when Sam and
Gen volunteered. At least I think it was those two. Christian had no
reason to volunteer unless the edit's been misleading concerning his game.
BTW, Jonathan making a show of giving Christian back his SITD at the end
was another classless in-your-face move on his part that reinforces my
belief that he is not getting anything close to a winner's edit.
That move made no sense unless he was trying to score points with the
jury. In such a random season having an extra SITD would be very valuable.
By far the most interesting moment for me was Rizo totally boss move of
convincing his alliance members to vote for Christian rather than Emily
because he already had a vote against him.-a In this regard it seemed he
was really channeling his alliance member Cirie who made a similar play
the prior week in getting people to vote out Coach and Crissie.
It was good he did that but was Emily ever a real consideration? Her
social game and/or likability must be off the charts for how often she >escapes unscathed when her mouth gets her in trouble.
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