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On last night's episode of Survivor: Tocantins, the Timbira tribe lost yet another challenge and were faced with the task of eliminating one of their own.  It came down to Erinn and Jerry but the tribe ultimately decided that Jerry needed to go.  Sickness had been keeping Jerry from performing well in the game and he seemed ready to go and take care of himself.  Today, Jerry spoke to RealityWanted in an exclusive interview.  Read on to find out his thoughts on who should lead Timbira, why he didn't step up, and who every player

 
Tonight’s episode of Survivor: Tocantins kicks off with Erinn’s remorse over voting Candace off at the last tribal council.  I don’t know if it’s remorse exactly or fear speaking, since she chose to align herself with the completely wrong person in this game.  Erinn isn’t the only Timbira member worried about her place in the tribe.  Jerry hasn’t been feeling well and he has noticeably slowed down.  Any smart tribe in Survivor would vote out their weakest members first so these two must be praying they win tonight’s immunity challenge.
 
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By Mary Cavaliere
 
The twelve finalists from last night sang Neo’s "Closer" for the show opener and I really enjoyed it. Hey was that Nick Mitchell in normal attire? He looked great! But honestly the one guy I couldn’t take my eyes off of was Adam Lambert. He’s definitely got that "it" factor!
 
Was it my imagination or did Allison Iraheta sing that Heart song even BETTER than she did last night (if that’s even possible)?
Tonight’s guest performance was the always lovely always enjoyable Brooke White from Season 7

 

By Arthur Perkins

Each episode of HK5 begins with a summary of the prior episode. We were treated again to Charlie screwing up on appetizers and Seth baldly stating his desire to take out the strongest members of his team, like Giovanni and Ben. His teammates did not buy this approach; I think you have to have a screw loose to propose such a strategy when the BLUE team needs all its talent to beat the RED team. Ramsay used these incidents to stress the importance of teamwork. He

 
There is certainly no love lost this week between the guys and the girls of The Real World: Brooklyn house.  The roomies faced off over the mess in the house, with the boys claiming that the girls did nothing to keep the place neat and clean.  When JD's buttons were pushed, over the girls contradicting themselves and laughing him out, he snapped.  After smashing the table in the living room into a million pieces, he ripped the phone out of Devyn's hand, and the wall, and threw it into the water.