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Welcome to the RHAP Survivor Post-Game Show! Coming to you LIVE after the east coast airing of Survivor, Rob Cesternino (@RobCesternino), two-time Survivor player, is joined each week by a special guest to recap everything that happened in the episode.

Today, Rob is joined by Survivor 46’s Q Burdette to discuss Survivor 47 episode 10.

In this Post-Game Show, Rob Cesternino is joined by Survivor 46’s Q Burdette to dissect the latest episode. With ten episodes down, the duo dives into the strategic maneuvers and emotional dynamics that are shaping the game.

This episode focuses on the fallout from Gabe’s departure, a move that stirred the pot between him and Genevieve. Rob and Q explore the tension between these two players and the implications for the remaining castaways. They also discuss the emotional impact on Teeny, who felt blindsided by Genevieve’s actions against Sol, and how this might influence her future gameplay.

Andy emerges as a key player, showcasing his adaptability and strategic prowess. Once seen as an underdog, Andy has transformed into a central figure, weaving alliances and making pivotal moves. His self-proclaimed role as the “spider” working with various players highlights his strategic depth and potential to influence the game’s outcome.

Rob and Q discuss:

0:00 Introducing Q Burdette

As the episode unfolds, questions arise about whether Genevieve can navigate the treacherous waters ahead or if her time is running out. Will Sam’s newfound control last, or will his alliances crumble? Tune in to find out how these Survivor 47 players are plotting their next moves.

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Rob Cesternino and Josh Wigler are back to dissect episode nine of Survivor: San Juan del Sur, marking its 10-year anniversary.

Rob Cesternino and Josh Wigler revisit the memorable Episode 9 of Survivor: San Juan del Sur, marking a decade since its original airing. This episode is notable for Jeremy’s unexpected blindside, a pivotal moment that set the stage for his eventual return and victory in Survivor: Second Chances. Rob and Josh delve into the dynamics of the game, exploring the strategic missteps and alliances that led to Jeremy’s departure.

Rob and Josh discuss:

Rob and Josh analyze the decisions that shaped the season. Did John and Jacqueline make the right call in targeting Jeremy, or was it a panicked move that could have been avoided?

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Welcome to the Survivor Club Condo! Every week, Rob Cesternino (@RobCesternino) and Chappell (@chappells_show) will get together to chat about the Survivor episode in this light-hearted podcast.

Club Condo is back, and it’s time to dive into episode 9 of Survivor 47 with special guest, Survivor 43’s Sami Layadi.

Joined by guest Sami Layadi, Rob and Chappell explore the implicatio of Survivor 47 splitting the finale into two parts might affect the storytelling and pacing, offering a fresh perspective on the final five vote.

The episode kicks off with a lively discussion about the strategic gameplay this season, focusing on Andy’s journey and his interactions with fellow contestant Rachel. The panel highlight the unpredictability and shifting alliances that keep everyone on their toes. They also delve into the challenges of maintaining alliances and the importance of timing in making strategic decisions. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they compare Survivor challenges to Squid Game marbles, emphasizing the unpredictability of partner selection.

Rob, Chappell, and Sami discuss

As Club Condo unfolds, the panel ponder the impact of these strategic shifts and the potential surprises in store for the finale. Will the new format allow for deeper exploration of the final five vote? Tune in to find out how these dynamics play out and what it means for the remaining contestants.

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Welcome to TV For Real, the RHAP podcast where scripted and reality television collide. Every week, Mike Bloom and Sasha Joseph hit the club and party down with different reality TV stars, talking about their latest favorite shows, their earliest television memories, and so much more.

TV For Real is back with hosts Mike Bloom and Sasha Joseph, joined by Survivor 43’s Owen Knight. This episode dives into the intersection of reality and scripted TV, with Owen sharing his recent wedding bliss and childhood TV influences. The trio reminisces about beloved shows like Arthur and the quirky charm of PBS programming, while also exploring the impact of educational TV on their formative years.

The conversation takes a humorous turn as they discuss the absurdity of PSAs and the potential for modern-day equivalents. Owen shares a hilarious anecdote about almost hitting Drew Brees with his car, paralleling Sasha’s near-miss with Sam Bradford. The hosts also delve into the dynamics of watching TV with partners, revealing their own viewing habits and the occasional betrayal of watching ahead.

– Owen’s childhood love for Arthur and PBS shows

– The group’s take on the effectiveness of PSAs and educational TV

– Owen’s close call with Drew Brees and Sasha’s with Sam Bradford

– TV watching habits with partners and the concept of “own shows”

– Recommendations for shows like “Culinary Class Wars” and “Shrinking”

0:00 Welcome and Introductions

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We heard over and over that Sol was in good with everyone. But if that was the case, how was everyone good with voting him out? David Bloomberg and Jessica Lewis welcome back special guest Dr. Jeremy Faust to figure out what led to Sol going from great relationships to a unanimous vote against him after a very live Tribal Council. Plus, Jeremy has a great story about having dinner with a certain singer who until recently was giving out prizes to Survivor players! At RHAP, we know Survivor, and we know Why Sol Lost.

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Welcome to the Weekend Program on RHAP! Each weekend, Josh Wigler and Antonio Mazzaro get together to talk about their view of the ever-shifting television landscape. It doesn’t matter if it’s a show from 2024, 1994, or 1924 — if it’s got something to do with TV, then Josh and Antonio are all over it.

This week, Josh and Antonio discuss Survivor 47 through episode 9.

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Coming to you LIVE the day after the airing of Survivor 47, the Survivor Know-It-Alls are here!

This week, Survivor 43’s Owen Knight, filling in for Rob, and Stephen discuss Survivor 47 episode 9.

In the latest episode of Survivor 47 Know-It-Alls, Stephen Fishbach is joined by special guest Owen Knight to break down the intricate moves and shifting dynamics of the game’s most recent tribal council. With Rob Cesternino unavailable, Owen steps in to analyze the surprising exit of Sol and the strategic implications for the remaining castaways.

Stephen and Owen dive into the chaotic tribal council that resulted in Sol’s unexpected blindside, exploring the alliances and miscalculations that led to this shocking outcome. They question whether Genevieve’s bold move to target Sol was a masterstroke in strategy or a premature play that might backfire in the long run. The duo also examines the social dynamics within the Tuku tribe, where growing tensions between Sue and Kyle could spark new conflict. Gabe’s recent immunity win, meanwhile, has shifted the tribe’s power balance, potentially positioning him as a key influencer within the group.

The episode unpacks several pivotal moments, including Sol’s blindside and its ripple effect on the tribe, Genevieve’s risky play, and the ongoing rivalry between Sue and Kyle, with Gabe emerging as a potential peacemaker. They also discuss a recent twist in the game, which caused some players to lose their voting power, adding a new layer of complexity to tribal strategy. Speculation about potential finalists rounds out the conversation, with Stephen and Owen offering predictions on each player’s gameplay trajectory.

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Rob Cesternino (@RobCesternino) interviews the latest castaway voted off the Survivor 47 island, followed by This Week In Survivor History with Jordan Kalish (@JordanKalish) where Rob plays against an RHAP patron.

In the latest episode of Survivor 47, viewers witnessed unexpected twists and turns that led to Sol Yi becoming the newest castaway to leave the island. Rob Cesternino sat down with Sol for an Exit Interview, where Sol opened up about the intense Tribal Council that sealed his fate. The episode delves into the strategic dynamics and alliances that influenced Sol’s gameplay and ultimately contributed to his departure from the island.

Sol recounts the chaotic moments leading up to his exit, where he learned he was the target only moments before Tribal Council began. This revelation set off a frantic attempt to sway votes in his favor, adding to the suspense of an already high-stakes evening. Reflecting on the outcome, Sol shared his shock at discovering that his close ally, Genevieve, played a central role in his blindside. Despite their past alliance, Genevieve’s pivotal move to vote him out left Sol reeling, underscoring the volatile and unpredictable nature of Survivor.

Rob and Sol’s discussion touched on various aspects of Sol’s gameplay, including his last-minute scramble to change votes, Genevieve’s unexpected betrayal, and the impact of his earlier decision to save Rachel at a previous Tribal Council. Sol also reflected on his relationships within the tribe, highlighting his strong bond with Teeny and the miscalculations that ultimately led to his downfall. Additionally, Sol shared a humorous story about a lighthearted moment on the island: his impressive burping skills, which apparently intimidated his fellow castaway Gabe.

Overall, Sol’s journey on Survivor 47 serves as a reminder of the game’s unpredictability and the delicate balance between trust and strategy. His story showcases how quickly alliances can shift and how even the best-laid plans can unravel under pressure.

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