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I'm rewatching Australia right now. It's been eight years since I saw it the first time and some things occurred to me.

1. Colby is not as hot as I remembered, because he has no shoulders or no waist or something. His accent and teeth blinded me as a teenager.

2. Colby is the biggest backstabber in the game, and it's so odd to me that people (including himself) consider him to be someone of integrity and loyalty. Yeah, no. Tina is similarly not a "good person" in the way that she would imply.

3. Jerri's "bitch" reputation comes largely from her take-charge persona. It wasn't the rice. Everyone complained about Keith's rice. Tina, Amber, Mitchell, everyone. Jerri was just dominant and strong-willed. She was also very loyal and honest. If Jerri were a man she would've been a glorious alpha male that Probst and all of America would've loved. I've always loved Jerri but now I'm even more confused by how demonized she was in the public eye.

4. Amber is not that invisible. She's just sort of bland.

5. The Kucha tribe were not a happy-go-lucky unified tribe the way I incorrectly remembered them. In fact, with the exception of Rodger and Elisabeth (the latter of whom is terrifyingly wholesome and just as bland as Amber), everyone hated everyone else.

6. The challenges took up approximately 45 seconds of the show and a lot more of the tribe dynamics were shown.

I don't understand why Jerri got blamed for that whole thing. Colby, Tina and Amber were all just as convinced that he had beef jerky because they saw it, not because of Jerri. And his story changed a few times. Also, Tina said Kel was stopped in customs and detained because he had a pound of beef jerky and that Kel told her that military men were taught to sow beef jerky into the lining of their clothes. Keith and Maralynn were the only ones that didn't 100% believe that he had beef jerky.

I remembered Ogakor as being a horrible tribe that was completely outmatched by Kucha, but Ogakor won 4 out of the 9 pre merge challenges, so I don't know where that misconception came from.