When did you find out it was Palau again?
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survivor300 |
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Kathy,
When did you find out it was Palau again? |
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CSCin3D |
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What would happen in the case of a 10-way tie? That's not covered at all in the fine print. There would be no remaining, non-tied, non-eliminated,
contestants to take part in a second vote. Would it be up to the sole discretion of the producers?
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0 hail mary 0 |
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Thanks Kathy
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craig |
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Botton line with the PROD Rules - it makes F6 immunity HUGE, since in case of a tie the allaince with the immunity-holder has a 2/3 chance of winning the
tiebreaker (i.e. not drawing the purple rock). Immunity could also be given to a third person scared of forcing a tie.
Vanuatu F6 - Eliza would have voted with Ami\Julie and forced a tie if she was immune or had been given immunity by A\J. But with Chris immune and a 3-3 tie between (let's say) Ami and Scout, that means Eliza, Julie, and Twila draw rocks and the odds really suck for E and J. Palau F6 - Ian had immunity, and they strong-armed Katie into voting off Gregg, Cook Islands F6 - could Ozzy have forced Yul to draw rocks (with 3-3 tie between Parv and Sundra). Micronesia F6 - Erik had immunity, so the Fans have a 2/3 chance of winning a tiebreaker if the idol hadn't come into play. Based on the PROD rules, it sounds like Amanda would have had to pick rocks if she played the idol but there was a 3-3 tie between Parv and Alexis.
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grodney |
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CSCin3D wrote: Mmmmm, good one. How did I miss that? They actually came close in Borneo. Well, it was more like 9 people split 6 ways*, and somebody had immunity, but whatever. *MyChemShow or some other freak will provide the pertinent details of the 6-way split vote or whatever the hell it was. |
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recyclehumans |
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If it's a 10-way tie (and in that case, I assume you mean while on a tribe, because a 10-way tie with only 1 vote each is impossible in the individual
stage), then everyone revotes.
Edit: For the Micronesia F6, if it was a 3-3 tie between Parvati and Alexis and Amanda played the idol, then Amanda would've been safe against rocks, as well as Erik, Parvati and Alexis. Rock-drawing would only happen between Cirie and Natalie.
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Lost Survivor Heroes |
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What if it's a 10-way tie after the revote?
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recyclehumans |
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Revotes keep happening until someone starts getting a plurality.
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Paris Hilton |
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doc |
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recyclehumans wrote: I don't understand why it would come down to rocks if Amanda plays the idol. Think the idol should take precedence. I didn't read and pick apart
that whole thing but it can't be intended that way and if it reads that way it's a mistake. They could have a re-vote, Cirie and Parvati change their
votes to Amanda, tie broken, HII kills 5 votes for Amanda and Alexis gets vote off 1-0.
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recyclehumans |
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doc wrote: Production can make a change to the rules on the spot and make them do a fire challenge if they want, but on paper as written and signed by everyone, final
six with a hidden immunity idol being played and a forced tie results in two people drawing rocks.
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Vyvvi |
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Kathy I have FINALLY thought of a question for you. I'm sorry if this has been asked but I do not feel like searching through 100+ pages, not because I
have a "life" (whatever that may be) but because I have other threads on Sucks to post on (such as Survivor El Salvador)...Could you tell us how the
casting all works? I read that you made the semi-finals in Vanuatu, but how does everything seriously work? Do they call you and you go to an interview, then
if they like you, you make Semi-Finals?
I'm very confused because I sent in my application and am excited/nervous to see if I make it any farther and want to be somewhat prepared for it on the off chance that I do make it. And if I do make it, you will no longer be considered the "craziest person ever" because I will most likely be home sick after 15 minutes and want to go home (after chopping off my leg of course)...however I wouldn't want to outshine my beloved Kathy, you must live in infamy...maybe I'll just be a bitch? I don't know I'll stop bothering you with my rant. |
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grodney |
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recyclehumans wrote: Your first paragraph: There is nothing in the rules (Kathy posted) that indicates what would happen in the event of a 10-way tie. Your second paragraph: There is nothing in the rules (Kathy posted) that indicates that Amanda would be safe against the rocks. |
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grodney |
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recyclehumans wrote: What are you talking about? Did you read the rules Kathy posted? There is nothing in the rules (Kathy posted) that indicates what you said. |
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grodney |
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doc wrote:Amanda plays the idol before the votes are read. At that point (from what we know), votes cast for her "don't count". If there is a tie after throwing out her votes (for instance, 1 for Alexis and 1 for Parv), then the re-vote would only be between the people who received votes ACCORDING TO THE RULES KATHY POSTED. At that time, Amanda is not a "tied" Contestant, because she didn't receive any votes (well, she did, but they were thrown out, which is how we got to the tie in the first place), so she would be voting in the re-vote, and could not receive votes. So we re-vote (assuming the Producers call for a re-vote) using only the tied Contestants, in this example Alexis and Parv. If it's still a tied and the Producers decide it is deadlocked, then we go to the 2-minute discussion. If it is still deadlocked, then we draw rocks. When we draw rocks, it is unclear whether Amanda would be safe. ACCORDING TO THE RULES KATHY POSTED, there is nothing saying she would be safe from the rocks. |
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grodney |
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recyclehumans wrote: I'd be surprised if Production can just change the tie-breaking rules on the spot. If that were so, why would there be a contract stating the rules in the first place? (And again, you're repeating a final 6 hidden idol scenario that is not supported by the rules Kathy has posted.) |
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star jumper |
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Unless they say they can change the rules on the spot in the contract, they risk a lawsuit. But I'm sure it does say that.
It's CBS, they ain't stupid. They are sure to cover their asses in all bases. |
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ribald2008 |
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All the legal mumbo jumbo is confusing. I prefer fire making tie-breakers but I guess it's to make sure ties don't happen
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recyclehumans |
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grodney wrote: I should know better than to argue with short bus riders, but... If there is a tie between Contestants, then a second vote may be conducted in which all non-eliminated Contestants at the Tribal Council (other than the tied Contestants) must vote to eliminate one of such tied Contestant. This voting process may continue until one and only one Contestant is chosen for elimination. If, however, there is a deadlock in the voting as determined by the Producer in its sole discretionTranslation: if everyone is tied (like a 10-way tie on a tribe), then everyone is non-eliminated, but everyone is also tied. This effectively renders the vote nullified and requires a revote to determine either a majority or a plurality... or, at the very least, break down the tie to an isolated number of players. Revoting continues as many times as production wishes until production says "okay, hold up, time to talk...", and only at their discretion. And Amanda would be exempt from rock-drawing. You're playing major semantics with the "all votes cast for Amanda do not count" line and it doesn't apply. Anyone who earns an immunity is exempt from having to participate in rock-drawing -- and a hidden immunity idol applies. It operates under the same guidelines as a challenge-based immunity, except it's played after the votes are cast. It doesn't mean "oh, votes are thrown out as if they were never cast". It means those votes are valid, but don't apply due to immunity. Long story short -- Amanda is immune, Amanda doesn't pick a rock. |
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Edinboro |
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I never cared for the drawing of the rocks. I liked it better when it came down to past votes.
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