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Of all the predictions made, only two are correct.

105. Ian Rosenberger (Survivor: Palau - 3rd Place)

Ian was a really sweet guy early on in Palau. I mean, he was really the original Ozzy, a guy that was just at home in the water, mainly due to his freakishly tall stature, and the fact that he was a dolphin trainer. He was never arrogant and he always seemed to just want everyone to like him. That seems to be a major reason why he was so close with Tom. Partially because he viewed Tom as a father figure, but also, it seemed like everyone liked Tom, so if Tom liked Ian, everyone else would like Ian too. Anyway, he was the first immunity winner of the game, and the only person aside from one time from Jolanda that won immunity from Tom. He made a bizarre choice of Katie as his first pick for Koror, but that's not a big deal. Despite being a nice guy, he knew how to play the game, but the problem was that he couldn't get over that nice guy hump. He pissed off Katie by taking Tom on reward, and then pissed off Tom by even considering booting Tom over Jenn. He self-destructed spectacularly, but ended up being little better than a quitter, so he doesn't make my top 100.


104. Sylvia Kwan (Survivor: Fiji - 17th Place)

And with Sylvia's elimination, we have our second placing completely eliminated from this list. Sylvia was one of the better characters in Fiji by sheer merit of most of the cast being absolutely dreadful. And in her three episodes, she was easily the biggest female character of the season, although not the best. She was really screwed by the opening twist because she was basically chosen to pick the tribes due to the fact that she was a builder and had been a major part in building the initial Moto shelter. Then she was sent to Exile Island due to the fact that Melissa quit and left an odd number of players. That meant several days in which Sylvia would be unable to join a tribe, and the one she'd be stuck with would be the WEAKER tribe, which was get stuck on the crappy campsite that spelled death to all who stayed there. It was extremely unfair to Sylvia because she didn't have a choice in the matter. She'd be stuck on the reject tribe no matter who lost, and it isn't like she'd be bringing much to the tribe in terms of strength. Her flailing about on the slip and slide was absolutely hilarious though, and her outlasting Erica was equally funny.


103. Ace Gordon (Survivor: Gabon - 12th Place)

Going into Gabon, there was absolutely no way that Ace wasn't going to be a huge character, no matter how long he lasted in the game. I mean sure, you had a few characters that seemed to have potential, but Ace had a ton going for him. He was completely bald. He had a British accent that may or may not have been fake. He seemed like he was already rich. And best of all, he seemed arrogant. It's like they cast him expecting him to become the ultimate Bond villain. And Ace didn't disappoint as he immediately tried to take charge of the tribe, doing dastardly things like setting Paloma up to fail miserably in the reward challenge that Paloma lost. Then he got stuck on Fang where he was outnumbered, but had his personal ally, Sugar at his side. He somehow got Matty to be a complete dumbass and side with him over his original tribe (not like it's that hard to make Matty be a dumbass), and he was looking golden to make the merge. But then, in one of several epic blindsides from the season, Sugar turned on Ace and he was blindsided out of the game. That's a great villain storyline, just like Fairplay. He got booted by someone he didn't take seriously, and that's a good way for his story to end.


102. Gabriel Cade (Survivor: Marquesas - 12th Place)

Going into Marquesas, Gabe had already been rejected during casting for Borneo because he was just too nice and the producers already had a Gabe-esque player for the season in Greg Buis. But Gabe was extremely unique in a way even Greg couldn't hope to achieve. He was raised in a commune and did so much travelling around the world, doing volunteer work, that casting didn't even believe him on some of the things he told them (it doesn't matter nowadays, as Coach proved). He was just a genuinely nice guy that EVERYONE on his tribe loved, and he was particularly close to Neleh and Paschal, like a family of father, son and daughter. He fought hard for Rotu and Gabe was a big reason why Rotu went three challenges without a loss (Maraamu helped). But then the swap came and he was split apart from his two closest allies, and was given three hardcore players, all of whom were not going down without a fight. Gabe, being the nice guy that he is, wasn't about to vote out anyone just because he had just met them, and that freaked everyone out, resulting in Gabe getting unanimously booted at Rotu's only tribal council. Production apparently cried when he was voted out, because it was just so unnecessary and sad. And because of that boot, Rotu went on to lose the game to Vecepia, so Gabe had a big role in the season.


101. Sherea Lloyd (Survivor: China - 11th Place)

Sherea's first impression of the game was wearing high heels in the thick mud of her tribe's China campsite and basically wondering why the hell she was out there. After that, she basically couldn't stand Dave, which was hilarious because Dave was crazy, and Sherea had quite a temper, so the two of them battling back and forth was hilarious. Equally funny was the fact that Sherea was considered one of the biggest challenge threats on her tribe, and she was a fierce warrior in the challenges every single time. She was also a complete ghetto diva, which is always a fun character type to watch. She got stuck on NuFei Long due to the already mentioned worst twist ever, where she became friends with Courtney, which was funny because they both wound up absolutely hating Jean-Robert and trash-talking him whenever they could. Sadly, she was the chosen boot when Fei Long lost the episode six immunity challenge, which I still think was stupid, since she was weaker than Frosti going into the merge, she didn't know about the idol, and booting Frosti might not have pissed Courtney off as much at the time. She only falls short of the top 100 because she didn't bring much else to the table beyond being ghetto-fabulous, which is a shame.

I don't really hate anyone at this point. I just like others more.