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Who will win Survivor: Second Chance?

After one of the most popular seasons in the history of Survivor, Survivor: Cambodia – Second Chance has reached its final episode. In a season with more blindsides and twists than ever before, the final six have been determined. Some of the finalists were frontrunners from before the show began based on their past performance from their original season, but others, nobody could have predicted would make it to the end of the game (i.e. Kimmi.)

Before the finale tonight, let’s take a look back at the pre-game predictions for the final 6, and make one final prediction as to who will end up being the sole Survivor.

To see the pre-season predictions for the entire cast, click here.

(Ranked in order from least to most likely to win.)

6. Kimmi Kappenburg (Ranked #14 most likely to win it all back in September.)

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SEPTEMBER PREDICTION:

If Kimmi Kappenberg does not survive until there is a reward challenge that involves the tribes receiving chickens, I am rioting. After 14 years, Kimmi is back and we may finally get to see her play the game. Back in the Australian Outback we only saw Kimmi survive 1 tribal council, in which the tribe unanimously voted off Debb in the first episode. As a result, we never really got to see Kimmi play the game.

Kimmi has the potential to be a mastermind strategic player, and I desperately hope that she sticks around long enough for us to see her plot and scheme.

Like Shirin, there is a chance she could be seen as a challenge liability, which, on any other season, would make her an early target. This season, however, may have just the right amount of bigger early targets, which could help Kimmi fly under the radar right to the merge.

Final Prediction: She almost gets voted off many times before the merge, but manages to survive. Once the merge happens everyone forgets about her, and she cruises to the end of the game. She will be much more mature and likable than she was 14 years ago, and will be voted off in 4th place, due to the fact that she is well liked by the jury. She doesn’t win, but at the reunion she is so grateful for being able to actually play the game, and making it to the end. And Jeff Probst says the word “redemption” 6 times when referring to her.

FINALE PREDICTION

BY FAR the biggest let down of the season was the fact that Kimmi did not lose her mind about her tribe eating chickens. Her only confrontation was the result of Monica’s desire to save the clams from being depleted. Socrates himself could not have predicted that Kimmi Kappenberg would get into an argument about eating animals, and be the one that was PRO EATING them.

I have always been a Kimmi fan, but am thankful that we were finally able to see her play the game, even though her presence was minimal. Her lack of screen time  suggests that she was not a mastermind, but more of a follower. A few weeks ago, she was shown trying to form a female alliance, and that ended up lasting only a few minutes.

She was also much better at challenges than anticipated. She was never a challenge liability, and held her own in all the tribal challenges.

In September, the bold prediction was made of Kimmi coming in 4th place, and that is still a strong possibility. Regardless of her finish, she does not have a shot in hell at winning, but she has certainly redeemed herself, and should be very pleased with her second chance at playing the game.

5. Tasha Fox (Ranked #6 most likely to win back in September)

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SEPTEMBER PREDICTION

Tasha has decided that this time, instead of playing nice, she will simply “ask God for forgiveness” when the game is over. Tasha means business and has come to win this game. She was on the “brains” tribe in Cagayan, but she is also a physical force to be reckoned with; winning the second most individual immunities of any female contestant ever.

Once again, Tasha is starting the game with Kass, the woman who was mostly responsible for Tasha being voted out of her original season. Not only will she not let Kass screw her over again, I expect Tasha to completely own this game, voting out Kass, and just about everyone else along the way.

Final Prediction: Tasha will make the final 3, but will have pissed off too many people to get their jury votes at the final tribal.

FINALE PREDICTION

I am not sure Tasha has done enough evil that she has to ask her church and God for forgiveness, but she certainly played the game hard, and came to win. She did not shine in the immunity challenges this year, as she did in Cagayan, despite the fact that it seemed like nearly every challenge was a second chance for Cagayan players to redeem themselves.

As predicted, Tasha voted out Kass and, with the exception of Savage and Fishbach, everyone else whose name she wrote down.

I will stick to the prediction that Tasha will make the final three, but will have no chance of winning. The ONLY way Tasha can win is if she is in the final three with Keith and Kimmi. If that was the case, she would get the votes from Jeremy/Spencer/Savage and all she would have to do is convince 1-2 of the other jurors that she is not the devil, and hope they send their vote her way. I would say there is a 1% chance of this happening at best.

4. Keith Nale (Ranked #16 most likely to win back in September)

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SEPTEMBER PREDICTION

Typically the older members on a tribe are seen as a physical liability, but that is not the case with Keith. He was a challenge beast in San Juan Del Sur, winning more individual immunity challenges than anyone else.

The concern with Keith, however, is his ability to relate to the other castaways and form solid bonds with them. I can see him butting heads with some of the ladies on his tribe, particularly Kass and Kimmi, and if the girls can bond together, Keith will probably be their number 1 target.

In fact, I am anxiously awaiting the first time that Kass is appalled by Keith “hocking a loogie” at camp.  The argument will inevitable be dubbed #spitspat by CBS and the hashtag will magically appear on our screen in hopes that we all tweet about the dispute.

Final Prediction: Keith will probably fly under the radar for a while, but will be remembered for his impressive immunity run in his prior season, and will be voted off mid jury.

 

FINALE PREDICTION

I was wrong with Keith butting heads with some of the ladies on his tribe, and we hardly got any footage or montages of him spitting all over the place. In fact, the only time we saw talk of anyone disliking Keith was last week when he forgot Tasha’s name as he was having a stroke deciding who to pick to join him on the reward.

At this point Keith could beat Kimmi, and he could potentially beat Tasha, but since Tasha is not too fond of Keith, and he doesn’t even know her name, the odds of them ending  up in the final three together as extremely unlikely.

It is not out of the realm of possibility that he could beat any of the remaining five if he makes it to the finals, but as he is the biggest remaining challenge threat, he will likely be voted out the first time he does not win immunity.

Pre season prediction had Keith finishing mid jury, but it looks as though he will come up just short of the finals, just like he did his first season. But, if CBS decided to give away another million dollars for “America’s Fan Favorite” like they did when their boy Rupert didn’t win All-Stars, Keith would be the richest man in Shreveport, Louisiana.

3. Spencer Bledsoe (Ranked #7 most likely to win back in September)

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SEPTEMBER PREDICTION

I predicted Spencer to win his first season from episode 1 and he made it to 4th place. Spencer has everything you need to win this game: he is likable, athletic, intelligent, and strategic. The problem with that is he also has everything you need to be voted off immediately in an all-stars season: he is likable, athletic, intelligent, and strategic.

On top of that, he is also one of 4 returning Cagayan cast members, and you can be assured that the other 16 players are very, very aware of that.

Final Prediction: Spencer will be a huge asset to any tribe he in on pre merge. Once the merge happens, he will be toast once he loses individual immunity. 9th place

FINALE PREDICTION

As predicted Spencer was likable, athletic, intelligent and strategic. In fact, he played the game exactly the way I assumed he would. He narrated much of the season, and his story was developed so America would be rooting for him as an underdog, much like the way his story was developed in Cagayan.

What I overestimated, however, was the Cagayan 4. I can imagine how difficult it must be to trust someone that voted you out in a prior season, but if Woo, Tasha, Spencer and Kass made a pre-season alliance and stuck to it, things could have turned out much better for them. Sure Tasha and Spencer are in the finale, but they would have a much better shot at winning the prize if they were in the finals with Woo and Kass.

I predicted Spencer to be voted out at the merge the first time he didn’t win immunity. Fortunately for him, he found himself a friend in Jeremy at the perfect time.

2. Kelley Wentworth (Ranked #2 most likely to win back in September)

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SEPTEMBER PREDICTION

Before the season starts, this game is Kelley’s to lose. With her father, Dead Weight Dale, safely being miserable on his couch at home, she can easily fly under the radar. She is a super fan of the show, and she is physically and mentally capable of winning challenges.

I predict Kelley to be the head of an all girls’ alliance, and call all the shots. Kelley is ready to play a ruthless game, and has the potential to be a break out star of this legendary season.

Final Prediction: She will deserve the win, but will fall short and come in 2nd place.

FINALE PREDICTION

Amazingly, Kelley was predicted as the second most likely to win the game back in September, and on the night of the finale is still the second most likely to win the game.
Kelley was predicted to form an all-girl alliance, which she did in a way. If you call whatever Kelley, Kass, Ciera, and Abi-Maria had an all-girl alliance. She was, however, solely responsible for the biggest move in the game; voting out Savage.

In September I predicted Kelley to make it to the finals, and not receive enough votes to win, and while I still do not think she will win, it is not because I think she would lose in a vote. If Kelley makes the finals, I think she will beat any of the remaining finalists. The issue for her is going to be making the finals. The only person she may have on her side right now is her former San Juan Del Sur cast member, Keith. Sure she has an idol, which she will be able to save until the final 5 if Keith loses the first immunity challenge. And sure that idol will advance her to the final 4. But, if Kelley can not win the final immunity challenge, she is a goner.

If, however, Kelley can win the final 4 immunity challenge, she will likely be 1 million dollars richer come 10pm tonight. Crazier things have happened.

1. Jeremy Collins (Ranked most likely to win back in September. No big deal)

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SEPTEMBER PREDICTION

 

If Jeremy had started San Juan Del Sur on the other tribe, he could have won the game. He had the unfortunate luck of being placed on a tribe (and on a season) with little game play. Jeremy was ready to play the damn game, but he didn’t have the opportunity. This time around Jeremy will be with 19 other players that are ready to play, and he will have all the tools he needs to win Second Chances. 

Final Prediction: Jeremy will once again form an alliance with the ladies of the tribe, and I expect him to take those ladies to the final four with him. He will then do what Russell Hantz failed to do, and win the million dollar prize.

FINALE PREDICTION

While I was way off with the way that Jeremy would win the game, I was spot on with the fact that he was there to play the damn game, and wasn’t going to let a second opportunity go to waste.

This time Jeremy decided to bond with the guys, and have secondary relationships, albeit solid ones, with the ladies (with the exception of Tasha, who was his Natalie this season.)

Like Kelley, Jeremy has an idol and can play it through the final 5. If Keith wins immunity at 6, and Kelley uses her idol, Jeremy could be in trouble if he does not use his idol.

If he makes it past the first tribal with his idol in tact, the only way he will not make the finals is if Wentworth wins final 4 immu

nity. Even if she does, he has solid relationships with all the remaining finalists (as he is in a solid alliance with Spencer, Tasha, and Kimmi, and he was on his original season with Kelley and Keith) so he should not have an issue making it to the finals.

In the finals, although Spencer and potentially Wentworth could be more persuasive in telling the jury why they should win, Jeremy has friends all over the jury, and will have more than enough votes to beat any remaining player. If he is in the finals he wins, hands down.

He is by far in the best spot, and nobody deserves it more than he does.

 

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Who is in Danger of Being Voted Out In Episode 5 of Survivor: Second Chance

After yet another Abi-Maria, Varner, Woo tribal council, Angkor is in do-or-die mode this week. From the looks of this week’s preview, however, it seems like the honeymoon is over at Bayon, and the ladies will be gunning for each other. Kimmi’s “she’s a snake in the grass” comment is leading the audience to believe that she is referring to one of her fellow female tribemates, Monica or Kelly.

What reason would Kimmi have to call one of them a “snake in the grass?”
Can Angkor get their act together and finally win an immunity challenge?
And will Ta-Keo build shrine to Joe?

Let’s discuss.

(Ranked in order from most likely, to least likely to be voted out tonight.)

16. Abi-Maria

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Even Abi-Maria could not talk her way out of another Angkor tribal council. If they lose, Savage and Tasha will finally cut the cord on the Brazilian nightmare. Abi’s only hope is to search high and low for the idol, and pray to the Cambodian gods that Savage can single-handedly pull off an immunity win.

15. Monica

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As stated earlier, things are not looking good for the ladies of Bayon, and Monica will likely be public enemy #1. The previews clearly show Kimmi throwing an Australian Outback Kimmi Kappenberg fit and yelling “she’s a snake in the grass.”

By process of elimination*, she is referring to either Kelly Wiglesworth, or Monica. It is improbable that Kimmi would call Kelly a “snake in the grass” seeing as they are not in an alliance, and has no reason to get angry at Kelly for trying to stay in the game.

What is likely, is that Bayon loses immunity, and Monica is caught trying to throw Kimmi under the bus by claiming that Kimmi is a challenge liability. Kimmi gets wind of this, and due to her long-island heritage, is unable to keep her cool.

Monica’s massive spike in face time last week (15 words) is also an indication that she could be sent packing soon.

*Of course this could all be misdirection, and Kimmi could be yelling about a female from another tribe, potentially Tasha, her former tribemate, but that is unlikely.

14. Kelly

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Even though it is unlikely that Kimmi is calling fellow old schooler, Kelly a “snake in the grass”, Kelly is still not in a great spot in Bayon. This potential Monica/Kimmi blowup could be exactly what Kelly needs to squeeze her way into a Bayon alliance and replace Monica/Kimmi.
The only way that Kelly should be voted out tonight is if Kimmi’s blowup is about a female on another tribe, and has nothing to do with the Bayon tribe dynamics. If that is the case, Kelly is in hot water, as she is the odd woman out.

* Jeff Probst boner alert: Kimmi reiterates that Monica is a snake at tribal council, and Monica is voted out with the help of Kelly. The Second Chance gods have struck once again, as the snake has finally been “eaten” by the rat.

13. Kimmi

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Whatever the hell happens at camp Bayon tonight, Kimmi is probably blowing things way out of proportion. If she is not careful, she could be targeted as being dramatic, and a loose cannon.
Have your outburst at Monica, calmly secure the votes to get her out (it should not be too difficult as she does not seem to be super close with anyone) and fade back into the darkness.

12. Terry

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Terry needs to be sure to suck up to Golden Boy Joe and his four non-Joe tribe members so that they do not get any funny ideas about throwing immunity just to vote him out.
If they get the feeling that Terry will jump ship post-merge, they will gladly throw the challenge to get him out before he can do that. But, if Ta-Keo loses, which is next to impossible with King Joe, Terry is more screwed than Jenna Jameson in the late 90’s.

11. Woo

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Woo has a new lease on life, thanks to Savage and Tasha. If Angkor loses another immunity, Woo’s only hope will be Savage and Tasha turning on Abi-Maria. Luckily for Woo, they will gladly vote the lose cannon out, and Woo will make it yet another week.

However, we all know how much the producers love it when a major character finds an immunity idol. I would not be surprised if Abi “stumbled upon” and idol clue, finds the idol, feels vulnerable at tribal, and uses it to vote out Woo.

10-7 Kass, Ciera, Joe, Keith

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There is a better chance of Vytas swimming back to the island, Probst letting him back in the game, and him getting voted out again, than there is of any of these four being voted out this week.

 

6-5, Stephen, Spencer

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The Bayon boys are going to have a front row seat to the girl fight, and nobody will be happier than these two. In fact, I can already see the Spencer confessional in which the cat fight causes him to thank God that his second experience on Survivor has made him into an awesome, fun, cool, person that makes make friends.

And who would have thought that Stephen would be this safe, five weeks into the game. Just a few short weeks ago he was basically exiled to another beach as if he had the plague.

4-3. Tasha, Andrew

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If Tasha or Savage go home this week, something supernatural happened on the Angkor beach. My guess? Abi-Maria used some sort of Brazilian witchcraft on Woo, forcing him to vote her way, and repeating aloud “you better not write Abi, you better not write Abi, you better not write Abi” as the rain comes down on the most terrifying tribal council of all time.

2. Kelley

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Kelley is as safe as you can get on Survivor. But, it has little to do with her. It is because Joe is so handsome, educated, cleaver, witty, generous and manly that Ta-Keo will never lose.

But just in case Joe is not perfect (highly unlikely) and they lose immunity, Kelley will be whipping that idol out of her bag faster than Joe will be getting laid upon his arrival in loser’s lodge.

1. Jeremy

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Jeremy will use this week’s lady drama to solidify at least one of the ladies into his alliance. When girls argue, they want validity from the men around them that they are right, and the other bitch is wrong. Jeremy will show just how great of a player he is tonight, when he is there to cheer up one of the ladies (likely Kimmi) and tell her how awful, mean, fat, ugly, etc. the “snake in the grass is.” And Kimmi will be forever indebted to the man, who is already running the show.

 

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What Each Survivor: Second Chances Player Needs to do to Survive Episode 4

With 17 Survivors remaining, and the tribes all shook up, some of the castaways are gasping for breathe in boiling hot water, while others are safer than Michael Phelps in a lifejacket floating in a lazy river.

Here is what each of the remaining castaways have to do in order to make it out of episode 4 alive.

(Ranked in order from most likely to least likely to be voted out tonight.)

17. Woo

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Hell hath no fury like an Abi-Maria scorned. And hell REALLY hath no fury like an Abi-Maria scorned twice. Woo has completely lost any trust that Abi still had with him.

So what can Woo do to save himself?

He has two options. Convince Savage and Tasha that if they have any hopes of winning a pre-merge challenge, they have to keep the tribe strong and vote out Varner. If Savage, Tasha, Varner and Abi are a foursome, they will end up at tribal again next week. If Woo can swing Savage and Tasha, and get rid of Varner, Angkor could be a powerful 4 person tribe.

Or, Woo could search high and low for a hidden immunity idol clue, pull some ninja-like moves at the immunity challenge, and secure himself safety at tribal.

16. Jeff

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Varner is in the same position as Woo, except for the fact that he has not betrayed Abi, and she will not make it a point to go after him. He does, however, need to convince Savage and Tasha that either Abi is more of a physical challenge liability (not true, but he could give it a shot) or that Woo is more of a mental challenge liability (true.)
Varner needs to give up the hope of simply picking off Savage and Tasha, and focus on putting the target on Abi or Woo. Additionally, he needs to stop playing lip sync battle with the opposing tribes.

15. Stephen

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Stephen is the biggest wild card in the game, and despite being in the majority “alliance” on his tribe, he could easily be seen as the most disposable. If Kelly isn’t in trouble with her tribe for interacting with Varner at the last immunity challenge, Stephen could be seen as the biggest post-merge mental threat, and get the boot tonight.

To survive tonight, Stephen should forget about his original Bayon allegiances, and try to convince the three girls (Kelly, Monica, and Kimmi) that Spencer and Jeremy will be massive post merge physical threats. Stephen could cruise to the merge with the girls, and eliminate the strong guys one at a time.

He must be extra smooth though, because if Jeremy catches wind of him trying to form an alliance behind his back, he will use his idol and come after Fishbach with a vengeance.

14. Kelly

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Wiglesworth is getting dangerously close to the bottom of this weekly countdown. I worry for Wigles that her tribe is going to be pissed at her for trying to associate with Varner at the last challenge. The last thing they want is for her to reunite with him at the merge. The best thing for Kelly would be for Varner to get voted out tonight, so her tribe would not have to worry about her making the merge with him.

If Bayon loses immunity tonight, it is likely Stephen or Kelly is getting the boot. Kelly’s only hope would be to convince the others that she is stronger than half of her tribe. If she proposed to Jeremy and Spencer to form a solid four way alliance with the three of them and Kimmi (!), they would have some “wiggle” room to vote off Spencer and Monica and still have a somewhat strong tribe. If Kelly goes, the tribe is down to Jeremy and Spencer as their only strong members.

13. Terry

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Deitz could be royally screwed tonight if Ta Keo loses immunity. Not only is he in the minority on his tribe, the only other person that is in the minority has immunity. I am assuming the tribe would split their votes between Kelley and Terry in case one of them has immunity, and on a re-vote Deitz would not have a leg to stand on, and would be the first to go from the new Ta Keo.

If I were Deitz, the one thing I would be sure to do, is to keep reminding Joe about the impending merger, and how strong he is. Golden Boy Joe needs as many strong men make the merge as possible, because the more strong guys that are around, the less of a target Joe is. If Deitz can somehow convince Joe and Keith to vote off one of the ladies, the big boys could run this game post merge.

12. Abi-Maria

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There are many negatives adjectives one could use when describing Abi-Maria. Some may say she is loud, abrasive, opinionated, and argumentative. But with those qualities, comes honesty, and loyalty. Abi-Maria does not hide her feelings, and once she is loyal, she will not screw her allies over.

Tonight, if Angkor loses, the only thing that should get her voted out is if she is persistent on voting out Woo when Savage and Tasha have already decided to vote off Varner. Savage and Tasha may decide to vote with Woo and drop Abi-Maria while they still can. Because if Abi makes the merge, she will be everyone’s best friend that they want to carry to the finals.

11. Monica

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The good thing for Monica is that it should be impossible for her to get voted out until we hear her speak. Therefore: keep quite and don’t mess up any challenges, and Monica should be just fine. If Monica can fly under the radar for just a few more weeks, and make the merge, she should come out as clean as a whistle when the game turns into a bloodbath in a few weeks.

Monica needs to sit out challenges, so she can’t mess them up. And shut her mouth, so she doesn’t piss anyone off. Additionally, she should keep tight with the ladies, as Wiglesworth desperately needs her right now, and Kimmi is always in need of friends.

10-7, Ciera, Joe, Kass, Keith

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They are all lumped together, because they are all in a very similar position in the game right now. They are all in the majority alliance on Ta Keo. Even if they lose immunity, the only way they can be voted off is if they do not split the vote between Kelley and Terry. If they split the vote, and Kelley uses her idol (which she will) Terry goes. If they do not split the vote, and Kelley uses her idol (which she will) one of the four of them will be voted out: whoever Kelley chooses (most likely Joe or Ciera, as they could be post merge threats.)

With all the combined Survivor experience that the four of these major players have, there is NO WAY they are not smart enough to split the votes.

Regardless, the odds of them losing an immunity when there are three tribes, is extremely thin. Split the votes, and they will all cruise on to week 5.

6-5. Savage, Tasha

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What a difference a week can make. While I am pumped up for my man Savage’s epic turn-around, I am not going to get too excited because I am sure it is only a temporary victory.
The ONLY thing Savage and Tasha have to do this week is coddle Abi-Maria. Make her feel special, and make her feel loved. No matter what happens, just go along with what she wants. If Savage and Tasha want to vote out Jeff, but Abi wants to vote out Woo…. WHO CARES…. VOTE OUT WOO. Does it really matter to Savage and Tasha if Woo or Varner is voted out? Just survive a few more weeks, reconnect with the original Bayon, and run this game until the end.

Whatever you do, do not let Woo or Varner find the idol, and do not piss off Abi.

4. Spencer

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Much like Savage and Tasha, Spencer has found new life in the game. Starting a “bromance” with Jeremy is the best thing that Spencer can do. Jeremy is ruling the roost at Bayon, and as long as he is in his good graces, he will not be going anywhere.
And if one of Jeremy’s alliance members get voted out before the merge (Tasha, Savage, Keith, Joe) except Spencer to be right there to fill the void.

Bottom line: Forget the fact that you told Wiglesworth you were going to form super close relationships with her and the rest of the original Ta Keo tribe two weeks ago. Keep telling Jeremy your “heart-felt” stories about you not loving your girlfriend, and you will be golden.

3. Kimmi

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Who the hell would have Predicted that:
A) Kimmi would be so safe on a tribe. Ever.
B) Kimmi could be so quiet. Ever.

Apparently these past 14 years have been a major growing experience for Kimmi, as she is basically a complete 180 degrees from the Kimmi we saw back in 2001.

Only advice for Kimmi… If someone wants to wag a finger in your face, or eat chicken, just let them, and slowly walk back to the hammock.

2. Kelley

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What Kelley needs to do tonight if Ta Keo loses immunity: Use the idol and vote out Keith (Kelley does not know who, if anyone, has the hidden idol.) She should expect, however, that Keith does not even know what a hidden immunity idol is, and therefore, will not play one.
If she can somehow get Keith or Joe out, she has a solid chance at an all-girl alliance at new Ta Keo. And Kelley is in DESPERATE need of an alliance.

1. Jeremy

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The only thing that Jeremy has to do tonight, is not get caught with his idol. Hide the idol, bury the idol, or stick it up your butt. But, do not get caught with that idol, and Jeremy will continue to dominate Survivor: Second Chances.