Survivor 6: The Amazon - SHAM!

Posted on May 11, 2003 11:23 PM by Joel Comm

I am so disgusted with tonight's final episode of Survivor 6: The Amazon. 21-year old Jenna was declared winner by an overwhelming majority of the jury. Now I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that we live in a world full of crazies. I can't imagine a more undeserving person to get the million $$$. I'm going to go sleep this one off...

5 Comments For This Post

  1. bro Says:
    May 12, 2003 07:13 AM

    get a life.. reality tv is a joke,

    luv,

    me

  2. Karrie Says:
    May 12, 2003 12:02 PM

    AAARRGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!! I live in Hong Kong and we're only JUST watching the last 4 people. Now that I know Jenna won it, I have NO MORE desire to watch the remaining episodes. OH sigh...
    I CAN'T believe she won it. I just can't believe it. AAARRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!

  3. LaDonnna Says:
    May 12, 2003 01:39 PM

    I'm glad I'm not the only Survivor fan; I know it's stupid and pointless but I just really like to watch it. So, I'm dumb, sue me!
    I also thought it was ludicrous for Jenna to win; she was such a little stuck up b****. She was lazy too; always laying about while others worked! Her and Heidi both!
    I really feel Matt should have been the winner; he was a hard worker, athletic, and nice to everyone. He really did deserve it and had handled himself with dignity and integrity as much as possible. Every one deceives someone in that game! After all it is a competition for a million bucks!!........did you watch the reunion; remember the people in the audience who had lost their home to Tornadoes? Well, I think it would have really made points for the show if they had been given maybe $25,000.00!! After all if the sponsors can pay Jenna, a totally sel-absorbed little twit, a million, they could surely spare $25,000.00 for a charitable cause like homelessness to a deserving family of Survivor fans!......just a thought.........LaDonna

  4. Viki Says:
    May 12, 2003 01:56 PM

    I am a survivor fan too. I had hoped that Matt would win. Something we need to remember is that the show only lets us see a minute portion of 3 days of filming for each episode that we watch. I only realized last nite that Jen is only 21...That says a lot. I believe her words last nite when she said that being on Survivor had been a growing experience for her. Why would the other survivors have voted for her over Matt if she had been as miserable as portrayed on TV eash week...

  5. Kara Says:
    May 14, 2003 09:30 AM

    Ai-yi-yi......I still can't believe Jenna won. I told my husband I'd rather Rob win than Heidi or Jenna -- was he not truly "playing' the game?!! The game wouldn't have been half as fun to watch if he wasn't always scheming with his dry sense of humor!! My husband has declared that he just cannot watch this show anymore if the people he doesn't want to win keep winning!! :D Hmmm, I'm not gonna hold him to it.

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