• Re: S49 Ep13 Spoilers and Comments (12/17/2025)

    From Brian Smith@dcg_brian@hotmail.com to alt.tv.survivor on Tue Dec 23 20:47:05 2025
    From Newsgroup: alt.tv.survivor

    On 12/23/2025 8:16 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 8:28 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 8:51 AM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 1:22 AM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 10:44 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 11:46 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 5:53 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    Tonight's episode is the finale of S49 and it's titled "A Fever >>>>>>> Dream."

    --I thought Sophi did great at FTC. I don't think she blew any of >>>>>> the questions asked of her. Kristina nailed Savannah on knowing
    family members. We also found out Sage is ex-military and was(is?) >>>>>> an intelligence analyst.


    I didn't think Sophi did that great at the final TC.-a I was
    actually surprised she got two votes.-a My prediction at the end of >>>>> that final TC but before the vote was that Savannah would win 4-3-1 >>>>> with Soph getting the one vote probably from Alex.

    How was Sophi bad at TC? I don't recall her stumbling like Savannah
    did on Kristina's question. I was definitely not surprised that MC
    and Kristina did not vote for Savannah. MC voting for Sophi made no
    sense to me. Were they ever close?


    It's not that Sophi was bad - it was that she had to do a lot more to
    overcome the clear lead Savannah had with the jury.-a All she mostly
    did was talk about her social skills and how she had survived through
    so many tribal councils, but all that did was highlight that she was
    never a threat to anyone.-a I like Sophi, but I just didn't find her
    to be persuasive.

    I just came across this clip from Sophi's exit interview with Rob.
    Sounds like she did pretty good at FTC. Sophi: "Sav turned to me ...
    and told me 'You just won this game.'" She also says that Nate, Alex,
    and Steven told her they were 50/50.

    https://youtube.com/shorts/h_IDGWPR8ic?si=PIKNVEirfOGzbr6T



    They might have told her they were 50-50, but it could be they were just uncomfortable telling her they preferred Savannah.-a The fact remains
    that Savannah won the jury by a convincing 5-2-1 margin and I don't
    think it's fair to try to minimize or marginalize that.

    I would also discount Sav's comment that you just won the game because I think she was trying to be nice and not too cocky. I think she knew she
    had the game won.

    There's no doubt Sophi played a decent social games, did a good job surviving more tribals than anyone else and had one key immunity win
    near the end of the season.-a But that wasn't enough to overcome what was really a dominant performance by Savannah which included a record-tying number of immunity wins for a female, a convincing win in the fire
    challenge and a tight alliance which overcame significant odds post-
    merge to make it to final four

    Sophi's not trying to minimize Savannah's win. She even said that
    Savannah had an amazing resume. I also don't think the three guys told
    Sophi they were 50-50 to make her feel good. They could have said
    nothing if they didn't mean it. Alex had a bond with Sophi that he did
    not have with Savannah. Nate really liked Sophi, and Steven might have
    wanted Savannah not to win.

    I'm pretty sure Savannah knew she played the best game of the three, but
    I'm not convinced she knew she was going to win. A number of the jury
    members had issues with her and bitter juries can be a thing. Who knows
    what Kristina said at Pondy to try and get people not to vote for her.
    Also, it seemed like everyone loved Sophi. Based on what a number of the players have said postgame, it sounds like we got a horrible edit of the
    FTC. Maybe Jeff was trying to cover up controversial things said and/or
    they were too focused on S50 to care. Savannah clearly deserved to win.
    I don't think anyone's disputing that. It just would have been nice if
    they had given us a more complete edit of what happened this season.
    --
    Brian
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  • From Rick@Rick@nospam.net to alt.tv.survivor on Wed Dec 24 09:42:39 2025
    From Newsgroup: alt.tv.survivor

    On 12/23/2025 10:47 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 8:16 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 8:28 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 8:51 AM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 1:22 AM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 10:44 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 11:46 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 5:53 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    Tonight's episode is the finale of S49 and it's titled "A Fever >>>>>>>> Dream."

    --I thought Sophi did great at FTC. I don't think she blew any of >>>>>>> the questions asked of her. Kristina nailed Savannah on knowing >>>>>>> family members. We also found out Sage is ex-military and
    was(is?) an intelligence analyst.


    I didn't think Sophi did that great at the final TC.-a I was
    actually surprised she got two votes.-a My prediction at the end of >>>>>> that final TC but before the vote was that Savannah would win
    4-3-1 with Soph getting the one vote probably from Alex.

    How was Sophi bad at TC? I don't recall her stumbling like Savannah >>>>> did on Kristina's question. I was definitely not surprised that MC
    and Kristina did not vote for Savannah. MC voting for Sophi made no >>>>> sense to me. Were they ever close?


    It's not that Sophi was bad - it was that she had to do a lot more
    to overcome the clear lead Savannah had with the jury.-a All she
    mostly did was talk about her social skills and how she had survived
    through so many tribal councils, but all that did was highlight that
    she was never a threat to anyone.-a I like Sophi, but I just didn't
    find her to be persuasive.

    I just came across this clip from Sophi's exit interview with Rob.
    Sounds like she did pretty good at FTC. Sophi: "Sav turned to me ...
    and told me 'You just won this game.'" She also says that Nate, Alex,
    and Steven told her they were 50/50.

    https://youtube.com/shorts/h_IDGWPR8ic?si=PIKNVEirfOGzbr6T



    They might have told her they were 50-50, but it could be they were
    just uncomfortable telling her they preferred Savannah.-a The fact
    remains that Savannah won the jury by a convincing 5-2-1 margin and I
    don't think it's fair to try to minimize or marginalize that.

    I would also discount Sav's comment that you just won the game because
    I think she was trying to be nice and not too cocky. I think she knew
    she had the game won.

    There's no doubt Sophi played a decent social games, did a good job
    surviving more tribals than anyone else and had one key immunity win
    near the end of the season.-a But that wasn't enough to overcome what
    was really a dominant performance by Savannah which included a
    record-tying number of immunity wins for a female, a convincing win in
    the fire challenge and a tight alliance which overcame significant
    odds post- merge to make it to final four

    Sophi's not trying to minimize Savannah's win. She even said that
    Savannah had an amazing resume. I also don't think the three guys told
    Sophi they were 50-50 to make her feel good. They could have said
    nothing if they didn't mean it. Alex had a bond with Sophi that he did
    not have with Savannah. Nate really liked Sophi, and Steven might have wanted Savannah not to win.


    I just think it is unlikely that three separate jurors would all tell
    Sophi (and apparently only Sophi, since no one else has reported hearing
    this) that they were 50-50 before the vote, and then all three would
    come around and vote for Sav. I think this is especially true for Nate,
    who always seemed closely aligned with Savannah, who didn't spend that
    much time with Sophi and who clearly isn't the type to be swayed by
    others on the jury. I will wait until the inevitable deep dive
    discussions Rob has with each juror to see if each really said that and
    if they meant it.

    I'm pretty sure Savannah knew she played the best game of the three, but
    I'm not convinced she knew she was going to win. A number of the jury members had issues with her and bitter juries can be a thing. Who knows
    what Kristina said at Pondy to try and get people not to vote for her.
    Also, it seemed like everyone loved Sophi. Based on what a number of the players have said postgame, it sounds like we got a horrible edit of the FTC. Maybe Jeff was trying to cover up controversial things said and/or
    they were too focused on S50 to care. Savannah clearly deserved to win.
    I don't think anyone's disputing that. It just would have been nice if
    they had given us a more complete edit of what happened this season.


    I don't know that we got a "horrible edit" of FTC or the season. The
    season itself made very clear that Savannah was the dominant player and
    the edit clearly suggested she would win. The final TC was much less
    clear, but that's normal, I think. The actual TC lasts at least a
    couple of hours so we are always seeing a greatly shortened version.
    The show has often, maybe usually, tried to edit the final TC in a way
    that makes you uncertain of who will win. I can't tell you the number
    of times I have thought one person made a much stronger case at TC and
    then the other person won. It is, after all, a TV show and they are
    trying to make good drama.

    That said, I am still very confused about the Sage drama, and I agree
    the show could have/should have done a better job of clarifying what
    that was all about. Her mini-meltdown at the after show, her strange,
    almost trance-like state at the final tribal, her vague comments about
    how she's not sure she can talk about certain things, and even her
    delaying her final exit interviews with the press by a full day make me
    really curious about what really happened with her at that final tribal
    and, by extension, the season at as a whole. For me, that's the one outstanding unanswered question about the season, and I wonder if we
    will ever get the full story.

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  • From Brian Smith@dcg_brian@hotmail.com to alt.tv.survivor on Wed Dec 24 14:00:22 2025
    From Newsgroup: alt.tv.survivor

    On 12/24/2025 7:42 AM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 10:47 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 8:16 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 8:28 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 8:51 AM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 1:22 AM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 10:44 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 11:46 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 5:53 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    Tonight's episode is the finale of S49 and it's titled "A Fever >>>>>>>>> Dream."

    --I thought Sophi did great at FTC. I don't think she blew any >>>>>>>> of the questions asked of her. Kristina nailed Savannah on
    knowing family members. We also found out Sage is ex-military >>>>>>>> and was(is?) an intelligence analyst.


    I didn't think Sophi did that great at the final TC.-a I was
    actually surprised she got two votes.-a My prediction at the end >>>>>>> of that final TC but before the vote was that Savannah would win >>>>>>> 4-3-1 with Soph getting the one vote probably from Alex.

    How was Sophi bad at TC? I don't recall her stumbling like
    Savannah did on Kristina's question. I was definitely not
    surprised that MC and Kristina did not vote for Savannah. MC
    voting for Sophi made no sense to me. Were they ever close?


    It's not that Sophi was bad - it was that she had to do a lot more
    to overcome the clear lead Savannah had with the jury.-a All she
    mostly did was talk about her social skills and how she had
    survived through so many tribal councils, but all that did was
    highlight that she was never a threat to anyone.-a I like Sophi, but >>>>> I just didn't find her to be persuasive.

    I just came across this clip from Sophi's exit interview with Rob.
    Sounds like she did pretty good at FTC. Sophi: "Sav turned to me ...
    and told me 'You just won this game.'" She also says that Nate,
    Alex, and Steven told her they were 50/50.

    https://youtube.com/shorts/h_IDGWPR8ic?si=PIKNVEirfOGzbr6T



    They might have told her they were 50-50, but it could be they were
    just uncomfortable telling her they preferred Savannah.-a The fact
    remains that Savannah won the jury by a convincing 5-2-1 margin and I
    don't think it's fair to try to minimize or marginalize that.

    I would also discount Sav's comment that you just won the game
    because I think she was trying to be nice and not too cocky. I think
    she knew she had the game won.

    There's no doubt Sophi played a decent social games, did a good job
    surviving more tribals than anyone else and had one key immunity win
    near the end of the season.-a But that wasn't enough to overcome what
    was really a dominant performance by Savannah which included a
    record-tying number of immunity wins for a female, a convincing win
    in the fire challenge and a tight alliance which overcame significant
    odds post- merge to make it to final four

    Sophi's not trying to minimize Savannah's win. She even said that
    Savannah had an amazing resume. I also don't think the three guys told
    Sophi they were 50-50 to make her feel good. They could have said
    nothing if they didn't mean it. Alex had a bond with Sophi that he did
    not have with Savannah. Nate really liked Sophi, and Steven might have
    wanted Savannah not to win.


    I just think it is unlikely that three separate jurors would all tell
    Sophi (and apparently only Sophi, since no one else has reported hearing this) that they were 50-50 before the vote, and then all three would
    come around and vote for Sav. I think this is especially true for Nate,
    who always seemed closely aligned with Savannah, who didn't spend that
    much time with Sophi and who clearly isn't the type to be swayed by
    others on the jury.-a I will wait until the inevitable deep dive
    discussions Rob has with each juror to see if each really said that and
    if they meant it.

    I don't see why Sophi would lie. What does she have to gain by lying?

    I'm pretty sure Savannah knew she played the best game of the three,
    but I'm not convinced she knew she was going to win. A number of the
    jury members had issues with her and bitter juries can be a thing. Who
    knows what Kristina said at Pondy to try and get people not to vote
    for her. Also, it seemed like everyone loved Sophi. Based on what a
    number of the players have said postgame, it sounds like we got a
    horrible edit of the FTC. Maybe Jeff was trying to cover up
    controversial things said and/or they were too focused on S50 to care.
    Savannah clearly deserved to win. I don't think anyone's disputing
    that. It just would have been nice if they had given us a more
    complete edit of what happened this season.


    I don't know that we got a "horrible edit" of FTC or the season.-a The season itself made very clear that Savannah was the dominant player and
    the edit clearly suggested she would win.-a The final TC was much less clear, but that's normal, I think.-a The actual TC lasts at least a
    couple of hours so we are always seeing a greatly shortened version. The show has often, maybe usually, tried to edit the final TC in a way that makes you uncertain of who will win.-a I can't tell you the number of
    times I have thought one person made a much stronger case at TC and then
    the other person won.-a It is, after all, a TV show and they are trying
    to make good drama.

    That said, I am still very confused about the Sage drama, and I agree
    the show could have/should have done a better job of clarifying what
    that was all about.-a Her mini-meltdown at the after show, her strange, almost trance-like state at the final tribal, her vague comments about
    how she's not sure she can talk about certain things, and even her
    delaying her final exit interviews with the press by a full day make me really curious about what really happened with her at that final tribal
    and, by extension, the season at as a whole.-a For me, that's the one outstanding unanswered question about the season, and I wonder if we
    will ever get the full story.

    I watched some of Sage's exit interviews.She delayed doing them by a day because she was sick. It was obvious during the interviews that she was
    not feeling well. I'll give her a pass on the delays. If she was trying
    to avoid the spotlight it would have been much better for her to have
    done her interviews the same day as the rest of the F5. That one day
    delay put a ton of focus on her including all of the speculation that
    she was trying to back out so she wouldn't have to discuss what happened
    at FTC. I think she wants to talk about things but isn't ready yet to
    talk about everything. During her exit interview with Rob he brought up
    a topic to which she replied, "I could talk about that all day!" Rob
    then said something like, "We can make that happen." Sage then said "Hit
    me up, dude." I think Sage is down to do a deep dive. If Rob can make
    her feel comfortable he might be able to get her to discuss what
    happened at FTC that caused her to start crying at the After Show.

    As for FTC, we all know it's highly edited. That shouldn't mean taking
    out key and controversial moments. Sophi's not the only one who has said
    they left out a lot of good stuff. Sage, Rizo, and Savannah have also
    said we missed out on content that should have been included. For
    example, why did Sage say FTC was so brutal for her? We're people being
    mean to her? If Jeff wants drama he should have shown us how she was
    treated. Not showing Sophie Segreti calling out Kristina was a big
    mistake. Too much protection this season. Sadly, I fear the edit for S50
    is going to be even worse for different reasons. Are you ready for celeb confessionals?
    --
    Brian
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  • From Rick@Rick@nospam.net to alt.tv.survivor on Wed Dec 24 20:42:41 2025
    From Newsgroup: alt.tv.survivor

    On 12/24/2025 4:00 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/24/2025 7:42 AM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 10:47 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 8:16 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/23/2025 8:28 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 8:51 AM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/18/2025 1:22 AM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 10:44 PM, Rick wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 11:46 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    On 12/17/2025 5:53 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
    Tonight's episode is the finale of S49 and it's titled "A >>>>>>>>>> Fever Dream."

    --I thought Sophi did great at FTC. I don't think she blew any >>>>>>>>> of the questions asked of her. Kristina nailed Savannah on
    knowing family members. We also found out Sage is ex-military >>>>>>>>> and was(is?) an intelligence analyst.


    I didn't think Sophi did that great at the final TC.-a I was
    actually surprised she got two votes.-a My prediction at the end >>>>>>>> of that final TC but before the vote was that Savannah would win >>>>>>>> 4-3-1 with Soph getting the one vote probably from Alex.

    How was Sophi bad at TC? I don't recall her stumbling like
    Savannah did on Kristina's question. I was definitely not
    surprised that MC and Kristina did not vote for Savannah. MC
    voting for Sophi made no sense to me. Were they ever close?


    It's not that Sophi was bad - it was that she had to do a lot more >>>>>> to overcome the clear lead Savannah had with the jury.-a All she
    mostly did was talk about her social skills and how she had
    survived through so many tribal councils, but all that did was
    highlight that she was never a threat to anyone.-a I like Sophi,
    but I just didn't find her to be persuasive.

    I just came across this clip from Sophi's exit interview with Rob.
    Sounds like she did pretty good at FTC. Sophi: "Sav turned to me
    ... and told me 'You just won this game.'" She also says that Nate, >>>>> Alex, and Steven told her they were 50/50.

    https://youtube.com/shorts/h_IDGWPR8ic?si=PIKNVEirfOGzbr6T



    They might have told her they were 50-50, but it could be they were
    just uncomfortable telling her they preferred Savannah.-a The fact
    remains that Savannah won the jury by a convincing 5-2-1 margin and
    I don't think it's fair to try to minimize or marginalize that.

    I would also discount Sav's comment that you just won the game
    because I think she was trying to be nice and not too cocky. I think
    she knew she had the game won.

    There's no doubt Sophi played a decent social games, did a good job
    surviving more tribals than anyone else and had one key immunity win
    near the end of the season.-a But that wasn't enough to overcome what >>>> was really a dominant performance by Savannah which included a
    record-tying number of immunity wins for a female, a convincing win
    in the fire challenge and a tight alliance which overcame
    significant odds post- merge to make it to final four

    Sophi's not trying to minimize Savannah's win. She even said that
    Savannah had an amazing resume. I also don't think the three guys
    told Sophi they were 50-50 to make her feel good. They could have
    said nothing if they didn't mean it. Alex had a bond with Sophi that
    he did not have with Savannah. Nate really liked Sophi, and Steven
    might have wanted Savannah not to win.


    I just think it is unlikely that three separate jurors would all tell
    Sophi (and apparently only Sophi, since no one else has reported
    hearing this) that they were 50-50 before the vote, and then all three
    would come around and vote for Sav. I think this is especially true
    for Nate, who always seemed closely aligned with Savannah, who didn't
    spend that much time with Sophi and who clearly isn't the type to be
    swayed by others on the jury.-a I will wait until the inevitable deep
    dive discussions Rob has with each juror to see if each really said
    that and if they meant it.

    I don't see why Sophi would lie. What does she have to gain by lying?

    I don't necessarily think she outright lied - I think she might have
    heard what she wanted to hear and filled in some blanks. For example, I
    think it's possible one of the three - say Alex - may have legit said he
    was 50-50 before the vote and the other two may have just nodded or said something vague or evasive to be nice, and she just took it that all
    three were 50-50. I just don't think all three would have said 50-50.
    The reality is that most jurors already know going into final TC which
    way they will vote or they strongly lean a certain way. For three
    jurors out of eight (nearly half the jury) to not only be 50-50 but to
    admit that to the person they DIDN'T vote for (and no one else,
    apparently) just doesn't make any sense - especially when, by so many accounts, the person they didn't vote for had the more impressive FTC responses.


    I'm pretty sure Savannah knew she played the best game of the three,
    but I'm not convinced she knew she was going to win. A number of the
    jury members had issues with her and bitter juries can be a thing.
    Who knows what Kristina said at Pondy to try and get people not to
    vote for her. Also, it seemed like everyone loved Sophi. Based on
    what a number of the players have said postgame, it sounds like we
    got a horrible edit of the FTC. Maybe Jeff was trying to cover up
    controversial things said and/or they were too focused on S50 to
    care. Savannah clearly deserved to win. I don't think anyone's
    disputing that. It just would have been nice if they had given us a
    more complete edit of what happened this season.


    I don't know that we got a "horrible edit" of FTC or the season.-a The
    season itself made very clear that Savannah was the dominant player
    and the edit clearly suggested she would win.-a The final TC was much
    less clear, but that's normal, I think.-a The actual TC lasts at least
    a couple of hours so we are always seeing a greatly shortened version.
    The show has often, maybe usually, tried to edit the final TC in a way
    that makes you uncertain of who will win.-a I can't tell you the number
    of times I have thought one person made a much stronger case at TC and
    then the other person won.-a It is, after all, a TV show and they are
    trying to make good drama.

    That said, I am still very confused about the Sage drama, and I agree
    the show could have/should have done a better job of clarifying what
    that was all about.-a Her mini-meltdown at the after show, her strange,
    almost trance-like state at the final tribal, her vague comments about
    how she's not sure she can talk about certain things, and even her
    delaying her final exit interviews with the press by a full day make
    me really curious about what really happened with her at that final
    tribal and, by extension, the season at as a whole.-a For me, that's
    the one outstanding unanswered question about the season, and I wonder
    if we will ever get the full story.

    I watched some of Sage's exit interviews.She delayed doing them by a day because she was sick. It was obvious during the interviews that she was
    not feeling well. I'll give her a pass on the delays. If she was trying
    to avoid the spotlight it would have been much better for her to have
    done her interviews the same day as the rest of the F5. That one day
    delay put a ton of focus on her including all of the speculation that
    she was trying to back out so she wouldn't have to discuss what happened
    at FTC. I think she wants to talk about things but isn't ready yet to
    talk about everything. During her exit interview with Rob he brought up
    a topic to which she replied, "I could talk about that all day!" Rob
    then said something like, "We can make that happen." Sage then said "Hit
    me up, dude." I think Sage is down to do a deep dive. If Rob can make
    her feel comfortable he might be able to get her to discuss what
    happened at FTC that caused her to start crying at the After Show.


    Hope so. I almost never listen to Rob's post-season deep dive
    interviews, because once the season is over I kind of lose interest.
    But Sage is a bit of an exception for me, and I will definitely listen
    to what she has to say. BTW, in that same interview with Rob, he
    compared her to Carolyn from S44, and I thought that was a really
    spot-on comparison I had not thought of.

    As for whether Sage was really sick, I can only say that in all the
    years they have been doing these interviews, I don't ever recall someone delaying a day due to illness. Usually when someone is sick, they just
    suck it up and do the interview, since it's basically done remotely from
    your home. Many contestants have been interviewed who had colds, sore throats, even laryngitis - and sometimes Rob or Mike or other
    interviewers do the questioning while under the weather. Keep in mind
    these interviews are required by the players' contracts and are almost
    always scheduled for the day after the finale

    You are right that delaying it a day also drew more attention to
    herself, but I just think it's another weird coincidence that after a
    meltdown and something weird happening with her on the finale, she coincidentally gets too sick to do a remote interview several months
    after the finale was filmed on a day that had obviously been scheduled
    well in advance. To me this is similar to a person calling in sick at
    work because they just don't feel like going in that day, even though
    there's really nothing physically wrong with them.

    As for FTC, we all know it's highly edited. That shouldn't mean taking
    out key and controversial moments. Sophi's not the only one who has said they left out a lot of good stuff. Sage, Rizo, and Savannah have also
    said we missed out on content that should have been included. For
    example, why did Sage say FTC was so brutal for her? We're people being
    mean to her? If Jeff wants drama he should have shown us how she was treated. Not showing Sophie Segreti calling out Kristina was a big
    mistake. Too much protection this season. Sadly, I fear the edit for S50
    is going to be even worse for different reasons. Are you ready for celeb confessionals?


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