Casaya votes
Bobby out
Cirie (votes Bobby): Strictly strategic.
Sorry. We can be friends after.
Bruce (votes Courtney): This is not to
vote you out, Courtney, but this vote here is to help keep in check and make a
playing even field for all the other ladies. You seem to challenge everything
you ask me all the time - it's irritating. But I've grown to like you more, but
this is probably not - you're not going to be voted out tonight, but this is
just a reminder. I hope you have more respect for me, because I'm enjoying to
like you more.
Bobby (votes Bruce): Bruce, you know we
get down, dawg. I'd drink that wine with you every time. Forget them. I
couldn't tell them the real reason why I drank it was cause I have no respect
for any of them. I drank it cause I didn't want them to (?) and of course they
didn't. They (?) When we get back to LA, steak, seafood, whiskey and a ballgame
on Bob Dawg. You know this didn't come from me. You know who did this. Bob.
Shane (votes Aras): This is a throwaway
vote because I'm not allowed to vote...(laughs) It's confusing, but it doesn't
mean anything. I'm trying to make my vote go away.
Courtney (votes Bobby): Hey, I think
you're a great brother, and I wish you the best, but this is purely strategic
to protect myself.
Aras (votes Bruce): Bruce, I just didn't
think I could trust you.
Danielle (votes Bobby): Bobby, you let
yourself...you're just too egotistical, and you're selfish. You just need to
learn how to communicate better with people, and open up.
BOBBY'S FINAL
WORDS
Clip Description: Immediately after
getting snuffed by Jeff Probst, Bobby got straight to the point: he's very
unhappy about having been voted out. Very, very unhappy.
Bobby :I could have played it differently
but the truth was, I couldn’t stomach some of these jokers. I couldn’t force
myself to play nice and play friendly with people that I have absolutely no
respect for. I mean, I would break these fools in half in the real world and
faking it out here was just something that I couldn't do. Aras is not included
in that, Aras is a standup guy. Like, that's my dog. We came from Viveros
together. We didn’t have a hardcore pact but he promised to watch my back and
he did everything he could. He rode out for me today. But the rest of those
jokers – the three girls – Courtney, Danielle and Shane - spineless little
twerps all of them. Just being around them made me want to throw up, and I
didn’t have any food to throw up. I'm still looking for stuff to vomit every
time I get around them… (00:47 – 04:57 missing transcript)
Congratulations, they made it farther than he did, but
in the real world, he’s still the Bob Dawg and they’re their weak little
selves.
There’s no reason for them to get rid of him this early. People were
worried that he and Aras still had a pact with Nick and Austin, and they didn’t
trust them to carry their alliance through. People in Casaya were brought
together out of weakness and desperation. And what’s more, two of them are
objectively speaking. They’re led by some “softie small chest weak-tattooed
pied piper who is lucky he didn’t walk into a backhand during his time here.”
He wanted to wring (Shane’s) pencil neck. He’d be afraid of Bob Dawg too.
He wasn’t going to try to cater to them, it’d be like trying to take
Ronald McDonald seriously. He’s meant to be laughed at, just like these jokers.
Unfortunately, the game allows weaklings and nerds to bind together and get
stronger. In the real world, the more weaklings you add to a group, the weaker
it gets.
Shane made him swear on his (Shane’s) son. Giving Shane a promise was
like tricking his dog to come into the house with a milk bone. That is
absolutely hilarious. Shane is nobody, he’s nothing. He slid by, he’ll catch
him on the backside. Some day they’ll be on the street, Bobby will give Shane
five and Shane will collapse “from the sheer might of my mightiness.”
He met some really great people. Aras and Bruce will probably be his
friends for life, and Cirie is a really great person, one of the sweetest
people he’s ever met. She’s also an underestimated schemer. I said it first!
She wormed her way into the alliance and left Bob Dawg hanging a little bit.
Which is cool, she’s not there to play for him, she’s there to play for
herself.
Just to clear it up about the wine bottle. He couldn’t say why he really
drank the wine – because he had no respect for those chumps, and he dared one
of them to roll up on him. And none of them did. It wasn’t about him not
realizing that they were saving it, it was about them being spineless little
chumps. He tucked his personality away for fourteen days, walking on eggshells.
They’re lucky he didn’t decide to go Bob Dawg gangsta on them and start pushing
them around. But he didn’t have the energy to push them around all the time.
He wanted to win, but he never got his game off the ground. He was
praying for a swap, but the jokers got him first.
Interview: TRICKY TERRY
Clip Description: Terry has found the hidden Immunity Idol, but none of his tribemates know that, and he's not planning to tell. Find out where he's hiding the little fella.
TERRY (solo, sitting on the rocks at the beach):
"While I was on Exile Island, I found the immunity idol. I have it now in my possession. It's flattened out and tucked away in my blue cargo pants, the ones I sleep in, so hopefully no one's touching me in my sleep. They don't know I have it. I gave them all the clues that were over there, and told them I couldn't figure out the first clue, which was Jeff's narrative, which ends, 'I've already given you the first clue.'
(cut)
And anyways, I've told them all the clues, and I'm keeping the idol hidden. It's my little ace in the hole. I do not believe I will need it here. I will use it - I will have to use it most likely after the merge, and again my optimistic goal is to not have to use it at all.
(cut)
I'll keep the immunity idol tucked away right here (pats leg) in my blue cargo pants pocket. Nobody's gonna be searching through my stuff. Nobody does that around here. If they do, there's gonna be a big heap of trouble. You want half a can of whoop-ass, or the whole thing? (laughs) Don't touch my stuff. So I don't think that's going to be a problem.
(cut)
Nobody has directly asked me, 'Did you find the immunity idol', so I have not had to lie about it. If I am asked that question, I will give them the old standard that I can neither confirm nor deny that I have the idol, but I told you all the clues that I know, and that's where it's gonna stand. If you wanna guess I have it, fine; if you don't wanna guess I have it, that's fine too.
Clip Description: Terry has found the hidden Immunity Idol, but none of his tribemates know that, and he's not planning to tell. Find out where he's hiding the little fella.
TERRY (solo, sitting on the rocks at the beach):
"While I was on Exile Island, I found the immunity idol. I have it now in my possession. It's flattened out and tucked away in my blue cargo pants, the ones I sleep in, so hopefully no one's touching me in my sleep. They don't know I have it. I gave them all the clues that were over there, and told them I couldn't figure out the first clue, which was Jeff's narrative, which ends, 'I've already given you the first clue.'
(cut)
And anyways, I've told them all the clues, and I'm keeping the idol hidden. It's my little ace in the hole. I do not believe I will need it here. I will use it - I will have to use it most likely after the merge, and again my optimistic goal is to not have to use it at all.
(cut)
I'll keep the immunity idol tucked away right here (pats leg) in my blue cargo pants pocket. Nobody's gonna be searching through my stuff. Nobody does that around here. If they do, there's gonna be a big heap of trouble. You want half a can of whoop-ass, or the whole thing? (laughs) Don't touch my stuff. So I don't think that's going to be a problem.
(cut)
Nobody has directly asked me, 'Did you find the immunity idol', so I have not had to lie about it. If I am asked that question, I will give them the old standard that I can neither confirm nor deny that I have the idol, but I told you all the clues that I know, and that's where it's gonna stand. If you wanna guess I have it, fine; if you don't wanna guess I have it, that's fine too.
Scene: FANTABULOUS
Clip Description: Bob Dog, the better for a bit of wine, sounds off about how cool his tribe is. What Bobby doesn't know is that they'll vote him off at the very next Tribal Council.
BOBBY (solo): After we won the reward challenge, as soon as we touched down on the island back at camp, someone decided to break out a bottle of wine. I was hitting my poses in the middle of celebration, and I said, "Yeah, West Wise Casaya Gangsta Tribe, woo woo", cause I'm from LA and we have a tendency to do that. Assign fantabulous names to things that aren't fantabulous. I think Courtney dug the way it sounded, so I might officially dub our team the Westside Casaya Gangsta Tribe.
(nightvision of Casaya laughing, drinking wine, Courtney mimics Bobby's arm poses)
BOBBY (to tribe): Eastside, westside, nationwide, we're riding-ass, Casaya Gangsta Tribe. On 3, we'll give a big, 'woo woo.' 1, 2, 3...
(everyone goes, "WOO WOO")
Clip Description: Bob Dog, the better for a bit of wine, sounds off about how cool his tribe is. What Bobby doesn't know is that they'll vote him off at the very next Tribal Council.
BOBBY (solo): After we won the reward challenge, as soon as we touched down on the island back at camp, someone decided to break out a bottle of wine. I was hitting my poses in the middle of celebration, and I said, "Yeah, West Wise Casaya Gangsta Tribe, woo woo", cause I'm from LA and we have a tendency to do that. Assign fantabulous names to things that aren't fantabulous. I think Courtney dug the way it sounded, so I might officially dub our team the Westside Casaya Gangsta Tribe.
(nightvision of Casaya laughing, drinking wine, Courtney mimics Bobby's arm poses)
BOBBY (to tribe): Eastside, westside, nationwide, we're riding-ass, Casaya Gangsta Tribe. On 3, we'll give a big, 'woo woo.' 1, 2, 3...
(everyone goes, "WOO WOO")
BOBBY: Let's go do some more drinking.
CIRIE: We've been drinking.
CIRIE: We've been drinking.
BOBBY, THE DAY AFTER
Clip Description: Is Shane's ambition to bulk up to Orlando Bloom
size? Bob Dog thinks so. He thinks a lot of other things about the
tribe that voted him out the previous night, and he's not afraid to tell us
about it.
Bobby: Shane. If Shane lifted more weights he would probably be maybe as buff as Orlando Bloom. I don't know why a dude that small...I think his smallness is what allows him to get along with the women so well. Like they're all weaklings basically and weaklings... (00:14 – 04:25 missing transcript)
Bobby: Shane. If Shane lifted more weights he would probably be maybe as buff as Orlando Bloom. I don't know why a dude that small...I think his smallness is what allows him to get along with the women so well. Like they're all weaklings basically and weaklings... (00:14 – 04:25 missing transcript)
His
plan was to find other strong ex-athlete guys who eat steak, drink whiskey, and
watch SportsCenter eight
times a day, who would understand why it’d be in their best interest to keep
the strong people around.
Shane’s got his little liver bellied snakes willing to follow him
through the gates of hell because they’re afraid to break off on their own.
It’s not that Shane plays the game hard, it’s that he’s a slimy little dude.
He’d catch his share of backhands in the real world, but out here you’ve got to
let him do his thing because he’s got the numbers. He threatened to quit at one
point, and Bobby was ecstatic on a strategic and personal level. But he can’t
think of anything vicious to say because he’s really not all that important to
him. Except that he’s been talking about him the last two minutes…
Shane’s chest is smaller than his abs. He should be a comedian or
something. And he’s got the weakest tats ever. He better never go to prison
because he wouldn’t even make it to his bunk the first night. And why would you
come out here with a mullet? He knew when they’d be leaving, go get a haircut!
And his tighty-whities aren’t even tight. Go with the extra smalls if the smalls
are too baggy. The real world doesn’t work for guys like that, which goes to
show, this is not the real world. Attributes you wish would carry someone to
the top of the game don’t necessarily do that. Not that he has anything vicious
to say to him, mind you.
Biggest surprise is exactly how beat down you are at challenges. Having
to go gather wood, and play these interpersonal political games, not having
water for five days or food for ten, it takes a lot out of you. It doesn’t come
across on TV how much you suffer.
He fainted at one point. He was just standing there going through his
“Bob Dawg madness” and the next thing he knew, he hit the deck. He passed out
from dehydration, and the next day they had to do an immunity challenge. People
are walking around like zombies a lot of the time.
MAGIC FINGERS
Courtney:
Just trying to hit some accupuncture points here. Is there any area in
particular?
Cirie:
Everywhere.
Courtney:
That you're sore?
Courtney
(solo): I study massage ? and I can utilitze and I feel like it's my little
gift to give to the tribe.
Cirie:
I feel tense right there.
Courtney:
Yeah. Is that too hard?
Cirie:
A little bit.
Cirie
(solo): That chick broke every bone in my body! I tried to make it appear to be
feeling good so like, 'Oh, yeah, that's good. No, that's fine.'
Courtney:
Do you feel all right?
Cirie:
Uh-huh.
Courtney:
Feel good?
Cirie:
Yeah.
Cirie
(solo): I thought massages were supposed to make you feel better! I'll never
walk the same again!
Interview: Crock of What?
Cirie
says she woke up the day after reward to find Bobby coming into the shelter. He
said he’s been up all night because there wasn’t any room in the shelter. She
calls this a crock, but she’ll get to that.
She went to the outhouse and finds Bruce literally folded up inside with
the empty bottle of wine at his feet. Later, Bruce would complain that there
was no room in the shelter, to which Cirie says, “Bruce is this big… there’s
always room for Bruce.”
Come to find out, Bobby and Bruce drank the last bottle of wine. Cirie
thinks the whole “no space” thing was an excuse for drinking the wine. As we
saw in the episode, they honestly did seem to think there wasn’t enough room –
that, or they had their story straight early. Cirie says there was plenty of
space, as they were all huddled together to try to keep warm and dry.
She thinks it’s bull. There’s been plenty of space before, now tonight,
when there’s wine, you need more space? And to drink the last bottle of wine.
What, are they special? She doesn’t really care much about the wine, but it’s
selfish and thoughtless and then they used a lame excuse. Does that make any
sense?
She says he actually made the excuse that he thought he would die in the
rain so he drank the last of the wine. And the wine is going to save you? “Dun
dunnanuhhh!”
They should just say what happened, they were already drunk and decided
to finish it. Bruce isn’t saying anything, and Bobby is giving that lame excuse
about his life depending on it. She was really pissed off, but she knew someone
else would make a scene, so she’s just trying to stay out of the arguments.
Hopefully they will hate each other enough to not even notice she’s there.
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