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Alex and Lisi were both morons.

I really think Lisi thought there were 7 zeros in a million, not 6.

If I ever made in on this show and wound up F3 or F2, and knew there were no chance of me winning, I would go off on the self-righteous folks.

Rocky had it right...everyone has to manipulate to get to the top, it's who did it best or the smoothest.

If you "fly under the radar" to get to the finals in the hopes of minimizing your part in manipulation, that seems to be considered worse than being a "player" that's made things happen. Yet every single person on the jury will lambast the finalists while their halos are tarnishing.

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To fly underthe radar and win you need to be next to someone that is really disliked. For example vecepia flew under the radar and won because she was next to Neliah who was basically carried for most of The Game by Pascal.

To be honest, i don't understand why Dreamz and Cassandra were so set on Earl as the third allaince member. They knew Earl was close to Yau and they've got Boo sitting there with NO alliance... why not approach Boo? I think they would have stood a better chance against him.

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What I liked about Earl is that he diplomatically pointed out to the jury that he was in the final three because a) they ignored him and failed to see that he was playing them yet b) he had a hand in everyone but Rocky, Lisi and Michelle sitting on the jury.

Essentially, he wanted the jury's respect, and he could get it more easily than Cassandra or Dre by pointing out that he outplayed them so well that most of them didn't even realize that he outplayed them until the final three.

It didn't hurt that he was sitting next to Dre the lying hypocrite and Cassandra the devious two-faced (according to Mookie and Alex) coattail rider.

I enjoy watching the Earls of the world play The Game. It's more quiet, a little understated...and that's what makes them so deadly.

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Agreed.......plus....there is nothing like winning a whole pile of Immunity/Reward challenges that paints a huge target on your back......

Earl managed to play well without winning many challenges.....

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What I liked about Earl is that he diplomatically pointed out to the jury that he was in the final three because a) they ignored him and failed to see that he was playing them yet b) he had a hand in everyone but Rocky, Lisi and Michelle sitting on the jury.

Essentially, he wanted the jury's respect, and he could get it more easily than Cassandra or Dre by pointing out that he outplayed them so well that most of them didn't even realize that he outplayed them until the final three.

It didn't hurt that he was sitting next to Dre the lying hypocrite and Cassandra the devious two-faced (according to Mookie and Alex) coattail rider.

I enjoy watching the Earls of the world play The Game. It's more quiet, a little understated...and that's what makes them so deadly.

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Agreed.......plus....there is nothing like winning a whole pile of Immunity/Reward challenges that paints a huge target on your back......

Earl managed to play well without winning many challenges.....

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Dre is as Yau-Man described, mentally capable, but ‘completely undisciplined’. He could have added ‘completely amoral’ as well. Did anyone else catch Dre talking about a Day One alliance that included himself, Earl, Cassandra “. . . and two others that were voted off.” Were the other two he approached Erica and Anthony in Dre’s idea of a ‘black alliance’?

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Lisi was, and probably still is, an idiot. I get the distinct impression she is not always connected to reality.


Alex is not an idiot but he is a total ARSE. A smart ARSE is still an ARSE


Cassandra relied on her social game and didn’t even try in the challenges. She’s also a liar as I saw VPL after she said she had discarded her underwear.


Earl also played a social game and didn’t win a single challenge.


Dre is as Yau-Man described, mentally capable, but ‘completely undisciplined’. He could have added ‘completely amoral’ as well. Did anyone else catch Dre talking about a Day One alliance that included himself, Earl, Cassandra “. . . and two others that were voted off.” Were the other two he approached Erica and Anthony in Dre’s idea of a ‘black alliance’?

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2. According to one of Erica's post-show interviews, yes, she and Anthony were the other two in Dre's proposed alliance.

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Cassandra relied on her social game and didn’t even try in the challenges. She’s also a liar as I saw VPL after she said she had discarded her underwear.

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1. Was the VPL from underwear (as in panties) or her swimsuit?

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Ah, of course she wore her swimsuit under her shorts. She probably couldn’t keep her panties up after she (and Earl) Lost all that weight.