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Mike is playing the only card he has in pointing out that the jury hates him more than either of the women: but is that really true? In the jury are: •Danielle (who said that she will vote for the best player—she might vote against Mike because he sabotaged James or against Janelle because...

Mike stepped down not only to plant the initial seed of doubt in both Erica and Janelle’s minds as to who to take to the final two, but also because he knew that he had no chance of winning that kind of competition. He was planning on getting a good night’s rest while the two of them held on for...

It was clear the Janelle just wanted the veto more than James. James needed to take the same attitude that George did—win at all costs. To me it is not clear that James is safe. Janelle and Danielle were the only ones that actually wanted to win. While I expected Will and Mike to just go for...

I agree that (and have already written) that James is a master of spin (or revisionist history).

If the players are expecting a return of an ousted player, why would James have knifed Jase in the back, knowing full well he would be more likely to return and be effective against the Season 6 alliance than (his term) ‘a floater’? But then again you may be correct in that they expect a...

Another view on his actions is that James is merely mending fences with someone whom he made any enemy, but survived. After he had put up George, with Will being only a token and also said in front of everyone else that George was duplicitous, James needed to do something. And don’t forget...

Of course James stabbed Jase in the back, his public comments to the contrary. Even James was concerned about this as he commented to the others in his alliance. But he still managed to be quite righteous by the time it actually came down to putting up Jase. The thing I thought most telling...