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Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room. Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room. Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room. Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room.Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room. Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room. Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room. Ok, to be quite frank, I don't like the immunity idol, and prefer the show the way it was pre All-Stars. My point was that there is still obviously something that attracts you to the show because you still watch it and you still post here to complain about it. If you hate it so much, just stop watching it. Though I do not like Exile or the HII, I still am a loyal fan and love this show. It just gets annoying to see every single post from you doing nothing more than argue for the removal of the HII. You never examine the finer points of the show. Though the social experimental aspects of the show are all but gone, you can still catch little glimpses of it sometimes if you look hard enough. Case in point, what happens when an anxious New York Jew and a good ole' country boy are forced to work together in a harsh environment? Well, we have seen a great friendship emerge this season, even though your hated HII is still in the game. To me, this is part of the social experiment, seeing how people from different walks of life interact in a land where they are are torn down to the cores of their personalities. And I disagree with your standpoint that now the strategy is to allign with the person who has the idol and make it to the end with them. I feel that the strategy is more about blindsiding the person who has the idol. And when you say that in recent seasons having the idol around tells people that they HAVE to make alliances, and no one tries to get to the end doing it their own way...well look at Terry. I despise the bastard, but he decided (I will admit after trying very little to do something strategically) to try for an immunity run. To me, this was doing it on his own. To be quite honest, I don't think it's possible to win this game without having some sort of an alliance. Even those who were the underdogs in the end (i.e. Danni) at least had some sort of an alliance in the beginning and manipulated in the end. I guess to summarize, yes, I will agree that the HII is annoying and it gets tiresome, and I feel like it should be gone, but I do NOT feel like it ruins the show, and there are still some aspects of Survivor that we all became obsessed with in the old days that are still present. It's still the only show on TV that makes me scream at the television and jump around in my living room.