He basically said he knows that Woo and Trish will vote for him from the jury, but Kass won't so he might as well take him with her. And he said he also knows Kass won't get votes from a lot of people on the jury, so that's why he made that decision. I wouldn't be surprised if Tony was actually behind the entire plan to get rid of Trish this episode, and the way the producers edited it they just wanted us to make think it was Kass.
That makes no sense. The voting was 4-1 against Trish. Even if Tony had voted for Kass, it'd be 3-2. Trish would've gone home, and Tony wouldn't have betrayed his closest ally. If Trish finds out that Tony voted for her, he might lose her vote. Unless he was just trying to appease Woo, which is stupid.
Either way, Tony would beat Trish or Kass in the finals. Trish hasn't butted heads with anyone other than Kass, but she's got no game. Same with Woo. Kass is universally disliked, and her strategic game is insanely flawed. Tony's only major threat is Spencer, and that's who he should be focused on getting out. And if he had kept Trish around, he would've guaranteed himself someone who'll vote with him regardless while also being very beatable, rather than potentially leaving his fate in the hands of the insanely irrational Kass, or Woo, who can't seem to think for himself.
I thought the immunity challenge seemed a bit iffy Spencer stood there then made what appeared to be 5-10 moves and bang done. Then Probst did go on and on about how you never give up blah blah
We don't know how much was edited out. Plus, slide puzzles like that are in a lot of video games. I could do any puzzle like that pretty quickly because I'm a huge Zelda fan, I've done them a hundred times. Maybe I'm stereotyping, but I'd be willing to bet that Spencer is a gamer.
I would honestly consider boycotting if she is on an all-stars, all-stars are usually challenge beasts, completely moral and honest, super strategic or devious backstabbing liars. Kass is none of these, for someone on the brains tribe she has shown nothing on puzzles especially the reward challenge where they had to spell out the phrase on the oars. She hasnt been moral hasn't strategic at all and has not been a backstabbing liar.
There are always a handful of duds on All-Stars seasons. Amber, Alicia and Sue freakin' Hawk on Season 8. Danielle DiLorenzo and Candice on Heroes vs. Villains. Even Amanda was a pretty lame choice for that season.
Point is, if you packed the All-Stars seasons with only brilliant players, it would almost become too much in my opinion.
