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Episode Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn - Episode 22 Discussion
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After all the episodes we've had to sit through of him not leaving we need a 9-0 thrashing in the final in return. Or 5-4 with Cara being the casting vote against him - that would be satisfying. Shame on producers too for ruining tomorrows episode with that teaser - far too much of a spoiler.
Flick should have been open about her idol and let them scramble for votes. I think there is a strong chance Wei and Hayley would then have voted with her - and the lines would be drawn moving forward giving Flick more angles to work with. There was little advantage really to her keeping it secret considering they had the numbers to split the votes.
She had to use it, as the last time you're allowed to use an idol is when 5 people are left...
Meglos
HAVE A NECTARINE, GONK
Oh yeah, thanks.
Still, it was nice seeing her not get what she wanted, as she was so smug about it.
I mean, George is as smug as hell, but that's his shtick. Flick, Dani etc didn't have shtick, they were just genuinely arrogant and entitled, and sulky when things didn't go right.
Melore
Tiny Member
I have a dim memory from the first episode of Wai saying she lived in New York, and that she had no experience of the outdoors and didn't like it.
ah ok, that makes sense.
lowkeymusicc
Well-Known Member
So I did a little digging on this. Got some really interesting findings.
So, when JLP explains the challenge, and we get our quick run-through, we see the puzzle gets built, and our final image is:
This is exactly what Hayley has for her puzzle. However, if we cut back a couple of frames, to the purple puzzle, we get:
The first thing that I notice is that this pattern makes a lot more sense, and it clearly shows that the producers cut to Hayley's puzzle in hopes that no one would notice this puzzle change. (It catches a few people on that Twitter thread "Nah it’s correct. This is a picture (first picture) from when they were showing how to do the challenge.")
If this purple puzzle is correct (which yeah, it is) This means Hayley wasn't wrong in just one puzzle place, she was wrong in three:
From what I can tell, block 1 needs to be flipped, and pieces 2 and 3 need to be swapped and flipped. It's a little hard to tell with the glare. But yeah, Hayley should not have won this.
2 is a big long piece though?
lowkeymusicc
Well-Known Member
Nah, it's a small block. There's a breakpoint a bit after the dots
lowkeymusicc
Well-Known Member
Yeah, you have to enlarge my image to see it haha. I thought flipped just sounded better my bad
but yeah rotated 180
Apart from that my analysis completely agreed with you. lol maybe I should go back to bed.Yeah, you have to enlarge my image to see it haha. I thought flipped just sounded better my bad
Yes, and that's what happens here to with all players supposedly stopping whilst the check is done. I guess the rules will always state that JLPs (or the producers) decision is final, even if it's the wrong one - so the challenge isn't completing the puzzle correctly, it's completing it to sufficient extent to convince JLP it is correct.
Meglos
HAVE A NECTARINE, GONK
Duchess of Double Bay
If Flick hadn’t won immunity she would have been voted out that night. George and I both thought we needed Hayley to beat Flick at the immunity endurance challenge. But I decided last minute to vote for George to back myself in the immunity challenge.
If Flick hadn’t won immunity she would have been voted out that night. George and I both thought we needed Hayley to beat Flick at the immunity endurance challenge. But I decided last minute to vote for George to back myself in the immunity challenge.