This week co-hosts Peyton and Jacob delve into Jerri Manthey's gameplay on Survivor: The Australian Outback, positioning her as one of the first major villains in Survivor history, and the first female villain. They discuss how Jerri's strategic maneuvers, particularly her manipulation and creation of divisions within her tribe, exemplified villainous gameplay. 

Notably, the hosts examine the 'beef jerky fiasco' with Kel Gleason, her ongoing conflicts with Keith Famie, and her dynamic relationship with Colby Donaldson, highlighting how these interactions contributed to her reputation. The discussion also explores the broader definition of a 'villain' in Survivor, suggesting that strategic gameplay combined with a willingness to antagonize others and dominate social dynamics can define a player as a villain. Additionally, the hosts ponder on Jerri's legacy and her appearances in subsequent seasons, expressing eagerness to see how her gameplay evolves. 

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00:00 Introduction

01:23 Discussion on the Concept of a Villain in Survivor

05:38 Jerri's Strategy and Gameplay: The Beef Jerky Incident

12:11 Jerri's Relationship with Keith and the Food Controversy

19:03 Jerri's Downfall: The Post-Merge Game

22:24 Jerri and Colby's Dynamic Relationship

30:02 Reflections on Jerri's Gameplay and Future Seasons

33:32 Conclusion and Looking Forward

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Music: 
Consequence - Wonders⁠ by ⁠Kevin MacLeod⁠ is licensed under a ⁠Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. ⁠