My friend has me wondering why do the exiled survivors have to hit the next urn in line. Can't they randomly pick an urn to shatter?

I've wondered that too. Picking one would add interest, in an, if only If chosen the other one, kind of way.

I've wondered that same thing as well. It's never been addressed on the show.

It seems as if the producers can manipulate the outcome of the game, when the survivors have to pick the urn that's next in line.

Yup. Just like the addition of the final 4 fire challenge. I HATED that. So obviously intended to keep Ben, or a player like him, in the game.

@jonnieblack said:

Yup. Just like the addition of the final 4 fire challenge. I HATED that. So obviously intended to keep Ben, or a player like him, in the game.

I can't remember the fire challenge, but I loved it when they told the other survivor that she had an ADVANTAGE, which was to pick her opponent. WTF?

@Poetist said:

@jonnieblack said:

Yup. Just like the addition of the final 4 fire challenge. I HATED that. So obviously intended to keep Ben, or a player like him, in the game.

I can't remember the fire challenge, but I loved it when they told the other survivor that she had an ADVANTAGE, which was to pick her opponent. WTF?

At final four, Ben and Devon had to compete in a fire making challenge instead of the vote. Ben almost certainly would have been voted out otherwise. Chrissy won immunity and chose Ryan to go with her to the end. The other two had to do the fire to determine the third spot.

@jonnieblack said:

@Poetist said:

@jonnieblack said:

Yup. Just like the addition of the final 4 fire challenge. I HATED that. So obviously intended to keep Ben, or a player like him, in the game.

I can't remember the fire challenge, but I loved it when they told the other survivor that she had an ADVANTAGE, which was to pick her opponent. WTF?

At final four, Ben and Devon had to compete in a fire making challenge instead of the vote. Ben almost certainly would have been voted out otherwise. Chrissy won immunity and chose Ryan to go with her to the end. The other two had to do the fire to determine the third spot.

Yeah, I guess I was successful at trying to forget the lamest of last season. Now, I remember that part.

Thought this season was a disappointment. Hope next season better.

@rainbowfeverish64 said:

Thought this season was a disappointment. Hope next season better.

I agree. All those early tribe switches made it hard to connect with the players. Halfway into the season tbere were several that I couldn't even name. Naviti strong? Who was on Naviti again?

Yea and no great stand out players or moves. Bad casting.

@rainbowfeverish64 said:

Thought this season was a disappointment. Hope next season better.

I thought this season was excellent!

@jonnieblack said:

@rainbowfeverish64 said:

Thought this season was a disappointment. Hope next season better.

I agree. All those early tribe switches made it hard to connect with the players. Halfway into the season tbere were several that I couldn't even name. Naviti strong? Who was on Naviti again?

I didn't know who was on what tribe, but other than that, I loved the replay of old relics of Survivor. It made things interesting.

Michael hated Wendell so much it blinded his game...looks like things haven't changed at the final tribal. He was so bitter. You could practically see it coming out of his pores.

I wanted to know why he was the was the one running the show, and why didn't the other survivors get a chance to ask a question.

Michael thought he was smart up there. Did he know he was in the freaking jury box?

I'm so glad Wendell, who he was trying to shut down won!

I didn't see Wendell hate from Michael, although he was clearly team Dom. Did something happen during the game?