or people are just really bored with this show…
Brian needs to learn how to spell. I guess he was a little perturbed, but it’s his own fault. He should have went after one of the others, because if it is Brian and Ted left, I bet they’d pick Brian to win. Not so sure they’ll pick him over one of the other two women.
Clay…what the hell is this doofus still doing on the show?
Nope. Its clearly Clay. After all the discussions, Brian knows how much Clay is disliked by both tribes. Helen is a risk and so is Jan.
So Helen goes first next week, then Jan.
Brian wins over Clay with a supermajority of the votes.
Jan cries.
Clay is jealous.
Ted is fat again by the time of the reunion show.
These are my predictions.
Anyone else up for a raod trip?
Methinks Brian’s family is angling to take over the Osbourne’s timeslot.
Is everyone else playing for second place? Why wouldn’t they take advantage of the opportunity to oust Brian?
Now Brian has to be careful. Will Ted harbor animosity? Next week, he has to toss Jan, cause if not, he could piss off Helen. Which would really start to hurt his chances with the jury.
Speaking of which, Penny sure does clean up nice. And what was the cop so giggly about?
Doesn’t Brian have to win the final immunity to ensure his chances? Why would any of the others choose to go against him if they win? Figure he has to have a pretty good shot to hang in against Clay and/or Helen.
And what did Ted say to his stranger/daughter? Something about a miss and a try?
Yeah, Ted. You look like a wide receiver. Right!
And no, you’re not drunk yet. Let me correct you. Apparently both you and Helen DO drink ETOH.
They sure are painting Granny out to be quite the lush. Hope her grade school class gets a kick out of their teacher!
That’s what I was saying. Helen is the loyal soldier, who Brian will gladly dump at the first opportunity.
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It would be cool if Jan blundered her way into the million. That would be truly funny.
Anyone but Clay.
Would it not be in H, J & C’s best interest, to boot B (should he not win immunity)? Wouldn’t any of them have a better chance against the other 2, than against B?
Also, do you not think H would resent being dismissed before J? Same with Ted? I don’t know that it would be enough to sway the jury for J - and certainly not C. But possible.
Best part of the show was the Two Towers commercial.
Anyone else wonder if it was coincidence or intentional that Brian left his middle finger up when he got to Clay?
At this point, I’m pulling for anybody but Clay. I’d like to see either Helen or Jan win. But Clay seems to be endlessly lucky at coasting through life.
Yeah, it would definitely be in their best interest - but they don’t know what we know. Clay and Helen both think they have individual alliances with Brian. By the time they realize it’s not so, it’ll be too late and they’ll be gone.
Too bad Jan wasn’t willing to vote against Clay last night (what was THAT all about?). If she’d been willing to do so, then I bet Helen would have stayed with that plan too. It could’ve been interesting. Here’s hoping that Jan or Helen get immunity - otherwise this will get predictable.
Cricket
Anyone else think had Ted picked Brian to share in the massage and food last night, he might have saved his ass…considering only because Brian can’t spell, did Ted even win the challenge?
I was distracted by my damn cat climbing the Christmas tree again.
What was Ted’s reason for taking Helen with him on the reward, and what did Brian say right after that? He mumbled something under his breath. Maybe, “How do you spell ‘road’?”
Anyone want a cat? He’s a good climber… 
And I’m back to my original thought. The final two are Brian and Clay, and Brian wins easily.
Ted said he owed her. From Reality News Online: “Ted is given the opportunity to bring somebody along on his reward. He says that in an earlier immunity challenge, one person had the opportunity to take him out early and didn’t, and at the time he said he owed her one. So he’s bringing Helen along”
I think this was that torch challenge where trivia-answer winners got to snuff someone’s torch.
I’ll pass on the cat, thanks -I’ve got four already one of whom’s perfectly capable of climbing up the tree herself… 
Cricket
And the blunders just keep piling up. Way to screw up a reward challenge, Bri. And did anyone notice that when he was “taking count”, it took him a while to realize that he was, uh, making his true feelings toward Clay known? It’s like, “Wait a minute…I really shouldn’t be isolating this finger, right?”
I dunno…there’s gotta be something about the atmosphere or pressure or whatever that’s causing all these ridiculous screwups. (Don’t get me started on Ted getting all out of whack over his reward.)
Anyway…as always is the case, there’s never any clear explanation for how everyone in the final four made it that far (check out this year’s Amazing Race, for that matter), so I’m done with silly predections. Que sera sera…at this point, nothing could surprise me.
Like him or not, I think you have to admit that Brian deserves the money. He’s played the game better than anyone else from day one.
Could it be possible that Brian intentionally misspelled “road trip,” in order to shake off the animosity he knows the other contestants would feel towards him, had he won? I don’t know, “road trip” seems a little too easy to misspell.
I mean, it seems fitting that after winning the RC, Ted was the one to get the boot. There is no way the contestants would let him have the SUV and the $1 million.
If Brian had blown it on purpose, I’m sure we would have heard about it in his confessionals.
I don’t think Brian blew it on purpose. Maybe he has some problems with lexdysia…uh, dyslexia.
Meanwhile, I can’t imagine what any of you have against Jan. She is one tough broad.
After reading the article about Brian’s passing out while in charge of the baby, I am totally disgusted with him. I didn’t think I could dislike anyone more than Clay.
I didn’t read that article, Zoe.
Got a link?