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CibbuanoSurvivor play by play
September 15th 2006 00:18
Commerical Break One:
Tribes are introduced. They are separated by race. Racial stereotypes are constantly being thrown out there, as jokes by the teams.
Roller Gal Flicka makes first big mistake by wearing blue knee highs on Survivor. Second, she lets the two chickens run away.
(Flicka: white team)
Commericial Break Two:
Candace and Adam (Caucasian team) are snuggling in the shelter. No fire for this team yet. Cao Boi (pronounced Cow Boy) cures Brad's headache but leaves a red mark on his head. Sekou (African-American team) is lazy.
Commercial Break Three:
Confrontation on stolen chicken.
Reward and immunity challenge. Put together a puzzle boat. Go get fire. Do another puzzle which makes a latter. First three tribes get fire. First tribe get a fire making kit. Secret part of challenge in a note to be revealed after the challenge. Asian team is named Puka. Puka wins, Hispanic team second, Caucasian team almost makes it but they forget their puzzle pieces. They come in third. Tiki is the African American team. Not sure how to spell the other team names. Three winning teams receive a piece of the idol. Tiki tribe gets the note to send one person on other three teams to exile island. On the island is a hidden immunity idol, good to final four. They pick Jonathan who was responsible for the stolen chicken. He gets a clue as to the where the idol is.
Commerical Break Four:
To make a top grade stand in a line, if the horizon vanishes, the idol you will find is his clue (more or less).
Oops, African American team is HIKI not TIKI.
Girls plot against Sekou. Nate and Sekou try to make an alliance with Stephanie. The Hiki tribe thinks it is funny that they are separated by race. Voting. Tribal council looks like a sunken ship. One vote Sundra, One vote Sekou. Two votes Sundra. Two votes Sekou. First voted out, Sekou.
Voting:
Sundra
ekou
Rebecca: Sekou
Nate: Sundra
Sekouundra
Stepphanie: Sekou
Next time: Cowboy tells bad jokes. Billy is a slacker. Someone considers throwing the challenge to get rid of Billy.
Tribes are introduced. They are separated by race. Racial stereotypes are constantly being thrown out there, as jokes by the teams.
Roller Gal Flicka makes first big mistake by wearing blue knee highs on Survivor. Second, she lets the two chickens run away.
(Flicka: white team)
Commericial Break Two:
Candace and Adam (Caucasian team) are snuggling in the shelter. No fire for this team yet. Cao Boi (pronounced Cow Boy) cures Brad's headache but leaves a red mark on his head. Sekou (African-American team) is lazy.
Confrontation on stolen chicken.
Reward and immunity challenge. Put together a puzzle boat. Go get fire. Do another puzzle which makes a latter. First three tribes get fire. First tribe get a fire making kit. Secret part of challenge in a note to be revealed after the challenge. Asian team is named Puka. Puka wins, Hispanic team second, Caucasian team almost makes it but they forget their puzzle pieces. They come in third. Tiki is the African American team. Not sure how to spell the other team names. Three winning teams receive a piece of the idol. Tiki tribe gets the note to send one person on other three teams to exile island. On the island is a hidden immunity idol, good to final four. They pick Jonathan who was responsible for the stolen chicken. He gets a clue as to the where the idol is.
Commerical Break Four:
To make a top grade stand in a line, if the horizon vanishes, the idol you will find is his clue (more or less).
Oops, African American team is HIKI not TIKI.
Girls plot against Sekou. Nate and Sekou try to make an alliance with Stephanie. The Hiki tribe thinks it is funny that they are separated by race. Voting. Tribal council looks like a sunken ship. One vote Sundra, One vote Sekou. Two votes Sundra. Two votes Sekou. First voted out, Sekou.
Voting:
Sundra
ekouRebecca: Sekou
Nate: Sundra
Sekou
undraStepphanie: Sekou
Next time: Cowboy tells bad jokes. Billy is a slacker. Someone considers throwing the challenge to get rid of Billy.
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