WWTBAM Bored

E! wrote:Survivor returns for its 28th season on Wednesday, Feb. 26, and CBS has finally revealed the 18 contestants set to duke it out in Cagayan, a province in the Philippines. And this season's theme sure is a fun one: Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty!

That's right, it's basically high school all over again, with the brainiacs battling the jocks and the beauty queens. In this season's crop, we've got the President of the Miami Marlins, a former Miss Teen USA, a pro poker player all competing for the title of sole survivor.

Brawn Tribe
Cliff Robinson, 46, Former NBA All-Star, Newark
Lindsey Ogle, 29, Hairstylist, Kokomo, Ind.
Sarah Lacina, 29, Police Officer, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Tony Vlachos, 39, Police Officer, Jersey City
Trish Hegarty, 48, Instructor, Needham, Mass.
Yung "Woo" Hwang, 29, Martial Arts Instructor, Newport Beach, Calif.

Brains Tribe
David Samson, 45, President of the Miami Marlins, Plantation, Fla.
Garrett Adelstein, 27, Pro Poker Play, Santa Monica, Calif.
J'Tia Taylor, 21, Nuclear Engineer, Chicago
Kassandra "Kass" McQuillen, 21, Attorney, Tehachapi, Calif.
Latasha "Tasha" Fox, 37, Accountant, St. Louis
Spencer Bledsoe, 21, Student, Chicago

Beauty Tribe
Alexis Maxwell, 21, Student, Addison, Ill.
Brice Johnston, 27, Social worker, Philadelphia
Jefra Bland, 22, Miss Kentucky Teen USA, Campbellsville, KY.
Jeremiah Wood, 34, Male Model, Dobson, N.C.
LJ McKanas, 34, Horse Trainer, Boston
Morgan McLeod, 21, Ex-NFL Cheerleader, San Jose

The last season was so interesting that no one bothered to post about the finale.

Doesn't bode well for B vs B vs B...

I enjoyed the last season. While Survivor is never really predictable, the wining type strategy is. Mixing in the loved ones as teammates / competitors added a needed element that kept if from being predictable.

I would guess that three tribes will become two tribes and then one tribe soon after - a good plan to break up whichever 5 people who chose to band together within the first 15 minutes on the island that manage to stay loyal to their plan.

jaybee wrote:I enjoyed the last season. While Survivor is never really predictable, the wining type strategy is. Mixing in the loved ones as teammates / competitors added a needed element that kept if from being predictable.

I would guess that three tribes will become two tribes and then one tribe soon after - a good plan to break up whichever 5 people who chose to band together within the first 15 minutes on the island that manage to stay loyal to their plan.

Same here. I enjoyed it too. The finale was stupid, as QuitterColton got to speak a lot, and that pissed me off. Don't know why it wasn't posted about here.