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You always remember one conversation inSurvivorafter its over. Were going to remember this one if we end up going different paths. David Wright Weve pretty much seen it all over 38 seasons ofSurvivor. Credit: Robert Voets/CBS Weve seen purple rocks, white rocks, black rocks, and rocks that Francesca Hogi promised to eat. Weve seen advantages and disadvantages. Weve seen tie votes. Weve seen almost every form of headgear known to man worn by Jeff Probst....

My wife is the best. But she also puts up with all my nonsense. And all my stuff. Like my relentlessly unnecessary 8-track collection which pretty much takes up an entire attic. She puts up with all of that. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, HONEY!) So, like I said, she’s the best. It’s not because she might smell like bug spray. This is nothing new. You all have heard me rant about this for years....

Theyre still sitting there. Ithinktheyre filled with books, but Im not really sure. I dont even know why I still have them. Rick Devens on ‘Survivor: Edge of Extinction’.Credit: CBS I have never reread a single book in my entire life. Keeping them is pointless. But maybe theyre not books at all. I have no idea. The point is, Ive been too lazy to ever go through them. Now, if someone paid mea million dollarsto go through them, I certainly would....

Just look at all the moniker anarchy going on duringSurvivor: Edge of Extinction. Can they not come to a consensus on this? Kelley Wentworth is an interesting one. Credit: Timothy Kuratek/CBS Everyone seems to be calling her Wentworth. On that they can all agree. But when they have a go at vote her out, they keep writing Kelley. Or, even worse, Kelly. Are the rules different for writing and speaking?...

Theres this funk band from the 1970s called Graham Central Station, and theyre awesome. Anyhoodle, I have a lot of Graham Central Station records, including one calledRelease Yourself. That one is a little problematic. Credit: Robert Voets/CBS It repeats the same groove over and over. As I said, problematic. I bring this up because I am about to sound a bit likeRelease Yourself. I must like that line a lot because Ive used it ad nauseam....

Oh, and got voted out. But weve seen a lot of live Tribals lately. Maybe not quite to this degree. Credit: CBS But weve seen them. What really struck me about this weeks episode ofSurvivor: Edge of Extinctionis what came before it. No, not Eric staring off into the distance pensively at Extinction Island. Im pretty sure that is contractually required to happen for every contestant who lands there. No, Im talking about what happeneddirectlybefore Tribal....

What exactly are they? And how much do wereallyknow about them? (Example: Ewwwwww, boys have cooties. “Blood of a Blindside” — Kelly Wentworth on the tenth episode of SURVIVOR: Edge of Extinction, airing Wednesday, April 17th (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Screen Grab/CBS Entertainment ©2019 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.Screen Grab/CBS )However, the affliction is usually found only in select identified individuals. (Example [in sing-song voice]: Sally Jane has cooties!...

IM SO CONFUSED!!!! Someone just wonSurvivorafter playing only 13 days ofSurvivor. Someone just wonSurvivorafter brilliantly convincing someone to do something completely against her best interest to save him. Credit: CBS The aforementioned biggest threat in the game hadalsoalready been voted out of the game. The other finalists whohadntbeen voted out didnt exactly inspire a whole lot of excitement or respect from their peers. SOMEONE TELL ME HOW I AM SUPPOSED TO FEEL?...

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Each week, Jeff Probst will answer a few questions about the latest episode ofSurvivor: Ghost Island. Here, he gives his take on the two-hour premiere. Do you think Chris made the right decision to pull the lever? Its classic risk vs. reward. Do you want to risk going home with very little to make it go home with a lot? Or do you play it safe and ensure you have the basics covered no matter what....

Bradley Kleihege is the very last entry in ourSurvivor: Ghost Island60-Second Introduction video series. What does it all mean? Are we trying to tell you something? Robert Voets/CBS Is Bradley out first? Is Bradley the winner? Is Bradley the person we like the most? Or do we like him the least? THERE MUST BE SOME SIGNIFICANCE!!!! Or, you know, theres not. Can he successfully dispense information while oozing charisma and charm?...

You look at Brendan Shapiro and you probably say to yourself, heres the athletic dad bang out. At least, that is theSurvivorstereotype he appears likely to fill whenSurvivor: Ghost Islandpremieres Feb. 28 on CBS. But there is more to Brendan than a mere easily-affixed label. Robert Voets/CBS So watch the video above for Brendans 60-Second Introduction to see how he does. Hobbies:Coaching and watching my kids sports, tailgating at Redskins games, running, and chopping wood....

Tick… tick… tick. When you have a running clock on you, the pressure is on. But what happens if you give someone a littletoomuch time? Robert Voets/CBS Then you have a situation where someone feels hurried only to then discover they cant even fill the time. Some run out of time, while others end up with too much of it. But how will Chelsea Townsend fare? I grew as a person and learned a lot about dedication and self-motivation....