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"Survivor" spoilers just as soon as I gather up the nearby members of my race to form an alliance... Well, it was nice to see that the racial segregation twist lasted a whole two episodes -- or, if you prefer, one episode longer than last spring's
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"Survivor" episode two spoilers, right after I throw a contest... Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy. For a guy who seemed so impressive in episode one, he made two classic "Survivor" blunders in a single episode. One, every team that has ever thrown a challenge to get rid of
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I'll do more detailed "Survivor" analysis with spoilers in the morning, but so far we're off to a banner start. What have we learned already? Let's seee. * Asians are good at puzzles * Black people struggle in the water * White people steal things
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In a story that was originally planned for the Friday paper, then the Saturday, then the Sunday, and which finally wound up sitting right next to my Emmy column today, I talked to Jeff Probst and several "Survivor" experts about the segregation gimmick. Given some of the speculation,
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So after thinking about it for a while, I decided to devote today's column to "Survivor" segregation. Here's an excerpt: Previous contestants of color -- Gervase the loafer, Clarence the bean-stealer, Sean and his cries of slavery -- had to carry the banner for
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Thoughts on the new "Survivor" twist of dividing up the teams by race? Given the show's queasy history with minority casting and portrayal, I'm having a hard time seeing an upside.
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Because of my desire to see "West Wing" live and my professional need to do the same with "Sopranos," I recorded the "Survivor" finale and figured I'd watch it at some point this morning. Then, in the space of a few hours,
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"Survivor," the penultimate episode. The last time the show did a two-hour finale with just the final three, it was way back in Australia, and even Mark Burnett seemed ashamed of the amount of padding. So I was surprised, when I looked at the schedule, to realize this
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Terry is going to win "Survivor: Exile Island." Absolutely. Positively. Maybe. The man is so arrogant that, even though he can back up everything he says, you still kind of want to punch him in the mouth. (Though, of course, he'd no doubt snap your arm
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Okay, looks like I got the spoiler protection right on the "VM" post, so let's give it another shot with tonight's "Survivor." Again, if you don't like this arrangement, let me know in the comments. In today's column,
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Lots and lots to get to, and while few of them are thematically related, I don't have time for many, many posts. Actually, the best thing I watched all night was a review screener of "The Office" episode airing May 4, which is the funniest damn
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"Survivor"-only post this morning. (Maybe "The Loop" and "The O.C." later today.) He arguably should have used it at the merge, but at this point, I have no problem with Terry holding onto the idol. If he could have gotten some of
