Perhaps, but leaving Amber in the dark was very dangerous as that gave her the perfect opportunity to flip (I even made that comment after seeing it the first time). Even though she didn't (which I think was silly on her part), I still think it would've been safer to do that after finishing the minority.
@@reubenmanzo2054 it’s a risk for sure, but Tina knows very well that Amber wouldn’t flip, and I think even Amber knows her chance to get further is much lower if she flips. She is a definite 4th if she switched side, but she might have a chance to be in the final 3 if she stays with her original Ogakor alliance with Keith being someone she could target later on. If this happens in newer seasons, the risk for that to happen is much higher.
@@thefourthversion If you follow this through to conclusion, Amber was the only person left out of the Jerri blindside which means she's not part of their core alliance. Therefore, she's not getting beyond final 4 with that group (unless she can win immunity, which she doesn't have a history of doing).
Heh, I was born around the same time as well. My mom actually told me that she would watch Survivor while she was in the hospital, and I wouldn't be surprised if she considered naming me "Colby" at some point.
It was interesting to watch how Jerri evolves into a different player each time she plays and I really liked her game play in HVV. As for Colby, I really liked him the first time he played, and do not like his style in HVV, it seems like he pretty much given up..
To be fair, Jerri kinda knew what was up with the game early on than a lot of other competitors, as in likeable people are more of a threat. She was ahead of her time. Jerri was smart enough to vote for Tina in the end and she even said that Tina convincing Colby to take her to the final 2 is "powerful" and indirectly clever itself... It was Colby that was technically strategically slow as he unfortunately let his heart rule over his head. But back then it didn't matter, we were still getting used to the hype of new Survivor without considering the strategic elements of the show. Today he would now be seen as somebody who chose an Amanda for the final 2 when he could have chosen a Russell and won the game easily.
*Jerri’s Final Words:* “You know, it's funny, because I absolutely knew this was coming. It must have been my remark about how this game isn't fair. I'm pretty sure that's what set everyone off. I've had a great time, and I'm still up for sitting around with everybody having a beer and laughing about this whole thing.”
Very gracious final words by Jerri - shows she's being a good sport. At least when she was in the jury questioning Tina and Colby she didn't give a Sue Hawk type speech and hid any sore loser thoughts she might have had. I do wish Nick had not won that immunity or he'd likely have been the one voted out since he was a former Kucha that was a physical threat even though she was a PITA. This way she could have stayed 3 more days and participated in the auction reward, especially since I recall chocolate was involved. ;)
Awww, if they only knew what an undercover moron Elisabeth really was :) It still amazes me that Jerri was seen as a villain this season lol. Basically, if you were a woman that had any opinion whatsoever, you were immediately the devil's spawn. So ridiculous. Jerri is one of my favourite people to ever play the game.
Agree - she's very smart, has the courage to speak her mind and I read in between this season and All Stars that her favorite candy bar is Snickers, she loves coffee and dogs so I reasoned "any woman who loves chocolate, coffee and dogs can't be ALL bad."
Honestly, this was a really risky move that literally could've cost Ogakor the game and would've gone down in history as one of the dumbest moves in Survivor. With Ogakor blindsiding Jerri and leaving Amber out of the vote, it could've been a legitimate motivator for Amber to flip to Kucha, giving Kucha a 4-3 advantage over Ogakor and allowing them to vote Tina/Colby/Keith out and then voting Amber out last and ending Ogakor's game. Colby's shitty attitude towards Jerri and his inability to be patient with Jerri for at least one more vote could've tanked Ogakor's game completely. Unfortunately Amber was not the brightest here and still sided with Ogakor despite them indirectly blindsiding her, all because she never grasped the fact that she was on the outs of the Tina/Colby/Keith alliance within the Ogakor 5.
Colby could’ve easily kept his friendship with Jerri. This ruined his All Stars game but they look like they made up in HvV where Jerri somehow just got back into him
The brilliance of Tina as a winner is that she was the first one that used people in the minority alliance to oust people in her alliance.
Perhaps, but leaving Amber in the dark was very dangerous as that gave her the perfect opportunity to flip (I even made that comment after seeing it the first time). Even though she didn't (which I think was silly on her part), I still think it would've been safer to do that after finishing the minority.
@@reubenmanzo2054 it’s a risk for sure, but Tina knows very well that Amber wouldn’t flip, and I think even Amber knows her chance to get further is much lower if she flips. She is a definite 4th if she switched side, but she might have a chance to be in the final 3 if she stays with her original Ogakor alliance with Keith being someone she could target later on. If this happens in newer seasons, the risk for that to happen is much higher.
@@thefourthversion If you follow this through to conclusion, Amber was the only person left out of the Jerri blindside which means she's not part of their core alliance. Therefore, she's not getting beyond final 4 with that group (unless she can win immunity, which she doesn't have a history of doing).
Yeah and did it at the right times, where she'd still have the majority after tribal council and no equalities
@@thefourthversion if she wins immunity then she wins the game for sure
The day this episode aired, my parents unfortunately missed survivor night!
Because my mom was giving birth to me
Ayyee 2001 gang
Heh, I was born around the same time as well. My mom actually told me that she would watch Survivor while she was in the hospital, and I wouldn't be surprised if she considered naming me "Colby" at some point.
Was it worth it though?
@@eksteinmalan3517 yeah cause now they get to watch survivor with their kid :)
It was interesting to watch how Jerri evolves into a different player each time she plays and I really liked her game play in HVV. As for Colby, I really liked him the first time he played, and do not like his style in HVV, it seems like he pretty much given up..
What about All-Stars
To be fair, Jerri kinda knew what was up with the game early on than a lot of other competitors, as in likeable people are more of a threat. She was ahead of her time. Jerri was smart enough to vote for Tina in the end and she even said that Tina convincing Colby to take her to the final 2 is "powerful" and indirectly clever itself... It was Colby that was technically strategically slow as he unfortunately let his heart rule over his head. But back then it didn't matter, we were still getting used to the hype of new Survivor without considering the strategic elements of the show. Today he would now be seen as somebody who chose an Amanda for the final 2 when he could have chosen a Russell and won the game easily.
idk how Colby is an Allstar after watching this season
They just wanted to bring him back
@@jake90009 I mean, he was the runner up, so I say that's pretty All Star worthy.
I remember when this came on tv and where I was watching this.. great show back then and now.
I wasn’t even born when this season aired 😂
*Jerri’s Final Words:* “You know, it's funny, because I absolutely knew this was coming. It must have been my remark about how this game isn't fair. I'm pretty sure that's what set everyone off. I've had a great time, and I'm still up for sitting around with everybody having a beer and laughing about this whole thing.”
Very gracious final words by Jerri - shows she's being a good sport. At least when she was in the jury questioning Tina and Colby she didn't give a Sue Hawk type speech and hid any sore loser thoughts she might have had. I do wish Nick had not won that immunity or he'd likely have been the one voted out since he was a former Kucha that was a physical threat even though she was a PITA. This way she could have stayed 3 more days and participated in the auction reward, especially since I recall chocolate was involved. ;)
This was a huge moment. People were shocked that an original tribe turned on one of their own and then they celebrated she was finally gone.
Awww, if they only knew what an undercover moron Elisabeth really was :) It still amazes me that Jerri was seen as a villain this season lol. Basically, if you were a woman that had any opinion whatsoever, you were immediately the devil's spawn. So ridiculous. Jerri is one of my favourite people to ever play the game.
Agree - she's very smart, has the courage to speak her mind and I read in between this season and All Stars that her favorite candy bar is Snickers, she loves coffee and dogs so I reasoned "any woman who loves chocolate, coffee and dogs can't be ALL bad."
Amber should have switched immediately after this
No she was too good, that's why she became an All Star 😑
Still cant believe she was selected.
Nostalgia you aren’t the only one. You’re saying she’s an All-Star because she didn’t flip?
She tried to but Elisabeth thought it was unethical to go against Tina.
@@a.jdeets5527 That train of thought went down pretty well with Neleh and Pascal.
Honestly, this was a really risky move that literally could've cost Ogakor the game and would've gone down in history as one of the dumbest moves in Survivor. With Ogakor blindsiding Jerri and leaving Amber out of the vote, it could've been a legitimate motivator for Amber to flip to Kucha, giving Kucha a 4-3 advantage over Ogakor and allowing them to vote Tina/Colby/Keith out and then voting Amber out last and ending Ogakor's game.
Colby's shitty attitude towards Jerri and his inability to be patient with Jerri for at least one more vote could've tanked Ogakor's game completely.
Unfortunately Amber was not the brightest here and still sided with Ogakor despite them indirectly blindsiding her, all because she never grasped the fact that she was on the outs of the Tina/Colby/Keith alliance within the Ogakor 5.
Its an underrated dumb move. They could've gotten rid of kucha (or most of it) and then booted jerri. Amber was literally thinking of flipping at f7
1:16 LMAO I thought that was probst
The Doich nah just Keith
Colby could’ve easily kept his friendship with Jerri. This ruined his All Stars game but they look like they made up in HvV where Jerri somehow just got back into him
God the tribal council music in this season was amazing
Jerri was an awesome villain in this season to me.
Yes. It's too bad she played totally intimidated in HvV. She just played weak and went along for the ride, but it worked almost to the end.
@@MrAitraining eh, I honestly liked her genuine side in HvV a lot more, but I respect your opinion.
Checkmate you guys got me good game
RIP GOAT. At least she outlasted Tina and Colby in all seasons she competed with them
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Jerri.... that knock you keep hearing on your door... check out time.
1:06
Will it be a blindside because in season 40 I mean Amber said she hasn’t play with any blindside yet
LOL! Earliest I've ever gotten! 3rd view + 1st comment!
Excited for next Game Changers's episode!
Francois Elijah Penullar Me too
very iconic rodger
What was Alicia doing?
she's there for observing, as the first members of the jury
@@adam.mikhail I meant with her hand/fist
The moment when this season went to shit
Poor Aleshia, stuck at Ponderosa with Jerri.
There both bitches anyway!.
No one liked her. 😅