It’s not only the second night of Hanukkah, when we kindle two candles on our menorahs and enjoy reheated latkes with the rest of the sour cream. This date also marks the last night of
The Lord is indeed benevolent, for tonight the earth is not hurtling relentlessly toward the sun, no foreign enemy has launched nuclear weapons at our nation, and Survivor is back to being only an hour.
Neither waterboarding, bamboo driven under the fingernails, nor an endless series of naked Kardashian photographs begin to match the cruelty factor of enduring two hours of Survivor, as we must tonight. Even soldiers in Japanese
Reality TV usually is the one to elevate its own significance far above its actual station. Yet someone apparently not on CBS’s payroll has described the incident wherein Drew threw an Immunity Challenge to ensure
So many of us have no idea what the hell all the strategizing on Survivor means, how the participants devise their plots to gain allies, or why anyone agrees to side with anyone else, since
In a recent post on the show’s own network’s blog, CBS assesses the 10 Dumbest Moves on Survivor. They had to limit it to the top 10 since a comprehensive list of all the dumb
As a first-time watcher of Survivor, I had no idea that last’s week rice trade was controversial. In fact, EW featured a profound and considered thinkpiece about whether it was ethical for Jeff to demand
Since last week was a rare occasion when I was away from the warm bosom of my television, I did due diligence and watched Episode 5 so as to be properly prepared to blog tonight.