And so we’re back! From outer space! I just walked in and found you here with … wait. Wrong train of thought. Anyway … Survivor: China premiere tonight, people! Whoo hoo! I have missed Jeff and his goofy hats and the weird eating challenges and the monkeys and the whining and the drama and the backbiting and the catfights and the etc.
(Yes, I know I should probably start watching Big Brother.)
Details about tonight’s episode, in handy spoiler boxes for your convenience.
From Yahoo! TV:
The 15th edition of the reality series strands 16 castaways in China’s Jiangxi Province. Initially, everyone comes together in Shanghai before attending a Buddhist ceremony in HuangPu Mountain’s Mi Tu…
Sorry, but that’s all the info I was able to get from Yahoo!, because the link is broken and it took me to a page about an episode of 90210 that I’ve seen already. No, I am not proud.
From TV Guide:
The 15th edition of the reality series strands 16 castaways in China’s Jiangxi Province. Initially, everyone comes together in Shanghai before attending a Buddhist ceremony in HuangPu Mountain’s Mi Tuo Temple. Next, the contestants are split into two tribes (Fei Long, Zhan Hu) and marooned on two islands on Zhelin Lake. Jeff Probst is the host.
Oh, hey, that looks exactly like the info from the Yahoo! page … hmm. They must be in cahoots. TV Guide did not take me to a 90210 page, but I was distracted by some random link about American Gladiators because apparently I need medication of some kind.
And of course the official information from CBS:
The reality show that started it all continues to raise the bar with its exotic locations and high-risk challenges on SURVIVOR: CHINA. The new competition unleashes an eclectic group of castaways on the ancient south central province of Jiang Xi, where they are prepared for adventure, danger and surprises in the hopes of winning $1 million and becoming the ultimate Survivor.
Not very exciting, but from the network’s official page you can launch to a bunch of videos and behind-the-scenes footage, including a video showing the building of the Tribal Council area.
As I already stated in another thread, I have no biases yet this season (shocker!), but as always, I will cheering for the monkeys and/or the pandas. I love me some critters.