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Brandon, a longtime Survivor fan, guides Survivor newbie, Scott, through the US version of the series, looking for fresh perspectives. Trying to be as spoiler-free as possible for Scott!Podcast intro/outro music by anna RF
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Signup to Generate a PitchScott Survives Survivor is a tv podcast hosted by Brandon Weber, with 151 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #12
We've arrived at the Koror-only final six in Palau and get to discuss a surprising flip after a controversial reward challenge. Ian's revelation and resulting plan result in a last-minute switch-up that appears to have consequences reaching into the next episode. In the Amazing Race, the penultimate episode finally sees the field trimmed to three teams, and Rob and Amber have our unwavering support heading into the finale.
Episode #11
It's a Survivor-only edition this time, in which we discuss the largely inevitable ouster of Steph after weeks of being on her own with only Koror members keeping her company. There was a slight window of opportunity, and we'll get into which contestant caused that window to close prematurely.
Episode #10
Janu is the star of this episode, vomiting, being exiled, and quitting all in a row. We also talk about the faux pas of reward goers eating reward food after the fact, along with the relative treatment of the first two true quits in Survivor history. In The Amazing Race, the final four teams spend an entire leg racing, only to not eliminate anybody in the end, setting up another final four episode next time!
Episode #9
We begin this episode with a one-person tribe for the first time in Survivor history, and we end the Survivor portion with Scott having to choose another winner pick. We ponder why contestants are still giving up immunity for things such as cookies and pizza ten seasons into the show. Our Amazing Race recap is a double-feature due to a non-elimination leg, and we get down to a final four by the end of it, with Rob and Amber still going strong and keeping us watching!
Episode #8
We may only have two people on our podcast, but there will be no fire-making challenge for us to eliminate someone. The same cannot be said for Stephenie and Bobby Jon, whose Ulong tribe remains winless in Immunity Challenges this season. On Koror, Coby reveals his next action items for feminism. In our recap of The Amazing Race, we talk about the wildlife in Botswana and compare the road block, in which teams have to use a winch to remove logs from the road, to a cooperative video game. RV There Yet?
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