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I will never forgive Jenna for betraying Ramona although I liked her in every other episode. Her "date" with Sean as ambassadors was one of the funniest moments of the season.

Sue and Heidi were both entertaining as hell.

I am so surprised you don't like JT as a winner when Bob is one of your favorites of all time. I guess if JT was old and spoke with a northern accent, he'd be great. Or is it just the underdog role that gets you?

Janu hate.

It really is the underdog role. Plus Bob just seemed wackier.

145. Erica Durousseau (Survivor: Fiji - 18th Place)

I've gotta give Erica some major props for going on Survivor and rocking a full-on afro. I mean, most people who would normally wear afros did so about twenty or more years ago, and nowadays, they wear braids or cornrows, or maybe they even shaved their heads. Anyway, Erica, as a second boot, was sadly one of the better characters Fiji had to offer. She got stuck on the Ravu tribe, which was pretty much death to everyone except Earl and Yau-Man. She started off by making an alliance with Rocky and Jessica, which basically was destined to suck because it included Rocky. Then in the next episode, she actually proved herself to be competant. She found pineapples for her tribe, which they desperately needed, due to the fact that Ravu had absolutely nothing with which to keep their tribe going. And then during the immunity challenge, with the tribe failing as they would many times, Erica tried to take charge so that she could save the team. They failed and Earl was sent to Exile, eliminating one of the numbers Erica needed. And because she was actually strong and competant, like Liliana, that meant she had to go, because the guys were insecure about their masculinity. Such a shame.


144. Misty Giles (Survivor: Exile Island - 14th Place)

A large part of the reason Misty ranks so highly, despite not really being all THAT special, is because I feel she was really and truely robbed of a chance to be the bigger winner of the season. She was attractive (maybe not to me, because she just looks like an alien, IMO) and she was smart enough to be a rocket scientist. And she was intelligent, unlike fellow rocket scientist, Dave Johnson. She planned on using the flirting strategy, which was a pretty smart move, since she actually had the brains to back it up, like Parvati and unlike Sydney. She was also the first player to ever have a chance to find the hidden immunity idol in its more recent form (honestly, I always forget about the Guatemala HII). She really was a triple threat that had a strong chance to prevent Terry from taking over the game. But then the two boys of the La Mina tribe decided it would be smarter to boot her, the strong, intelligent, flirty girl, over Ruth Marie, who really had no strong alliances at the time and was pretty weak, because she was a threat. Great job with that, La Mina. You got owned by a massive clusterfuck tribe.


143. Stacy Kimball (Survivor: Fiji - 6th Place)

And now we have the first real victim of the hidden immunity idol. I went into Fiji automatically rooting for Stacy just because she is the hottest Asian girl in the show's history, and she was particularly enticing during the slip 'n slide challenge, with her body all glistening. Mmm. But anyway, Stacy started off Fiji as a total bitch. While Lisi is a horrible human being, Stacy was the one who went about the total exclusion of Cassandra and Dreamz with her hateful "I can't believe they can't make coffee" attitude. But Stacy pretty much never had to worry about anything because she was always on Moto, and thus only had to go to tribal council one time. She survived the final 10 tribal council thanks to Alex saving her (gorgeous) ass, and then hilariously jumped right back to her allies from NuMoto. Also, Stacy was the one, above all else, who suggested booting Edgardo, resulting in one of the best tribal councils of all time, so that was all her, baby. Then, at the traditional "what does your tribe think of you" survey challenge, she got completely blasted, yet she didn't take it too hard. She actually turned it around and tried to improve herself. She got booted by the idol because of her own (and mainly Dreamz's) big mouth, and then her jury speech wasn't bitter, which was nice to see. So for her turnaround and redemption, she makes it this high.


142. Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien (Survivor: All-Stars - 8th Place)

Yeah, All-Stars was one of those seasons that, as All-Stars seasons tend to do, destroyed so many reputations of otherwise great characters. Kathy was one of those who had her reputation destroyed. She started off on the Mogo Mogo tribe, which as I've said, was basically the most All-Star filled tribe of the three. Kathy was considered one of the most robbed players in the show's history at that point. But then she wound up being Lex's ally due to a pre-show alliance with him, Rob and Big Tom, and she was kinda bland compared to her Marquesas performance. I mean, she had a few moments. It's hard to turn off a whole crazy personality like Kathy has, but still, she was considerably tamer the second time around. Anyway, she was definitely right there with Lex in making the decision to keep Amber over Jerri, so she was equally burned. She was taken out shortly after the merge, and it was unfortunate. She mainly makes it this high because she was the only one of Rob's allies who he blindsided that wasn't so bitter as to vote for a horrible sheep to win the million dollars, solely due to bitterness, which automatically puts her way ahead of most of the cast.


141. Dan Barry (Survivor: Exile Island - 11th Place)

And at long last, the final fully intact tribe loses its first member, and unsurprisingly, it's the only one from that tribe to not make it to the merge. Dan Barry worked at NASA, but he didn't just help design the space shuttle. He flew in it! With that quote out of the way, I've gotta say that Dan is certainly an American hero. It's extremely cool to have had a real astronaut on the show, even if he did get a blatantly obvious positive edit. Also, speaking of astronauts...how the hell does a guy who gets closer to the sun than most people ever will in their lifetime look paler than a British clone of Jim Gaffigan? Jesus Christ, any scene without him wearing a shirt is disturbing and wrong. He was just a generally nice guy who went into the game and made close friends with Terry, a fellow American hero. He was the first person on the tribe to really give Ruth Marie the time of day, and he was the only one to stick by her when the tribe decided to keep already-outcast Sally around, rather than keeping a more loyal ally. Dan's tribal council was sad because he seemed so resigned to his fate, and everyone applauded him as he left, but really, he wasn't great enough to make it further than this.

Bitter that Amber had no real control when Rob screwed her and Lex over.