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Show Summary .. 3rd April 2002 - By Joey C

Episode 4 - Survivor Snacks

Have Meeta's moans come to an end? Will Bridget be booted? Will it be sunny in Bocas Del Toro?? The answer to the latter of the three questions is of course no, unfortunately.

When they said the new show was going to be gritty, there was no need to go as far as offer us weather to the equivalent of Weston-Super-Mare. I bet those Caravaners in Survivor Sucks had a much sunnier time, living it up Canvey Island. Still, back to Panama.

It's now Day 11, and after Tayfun's departure North Island look unsurprisingly boring. There's no no-one to bitch about, no-one to make fun of, we're left with just Meeta swearing three times in every sentence. South aren't being particuarly interesting either. Today is time for the 3rd Reward Challenge, called Ambassador's Visit. Basically, the tribes pick someone to spend time with the opposite tribe, getting to know each other, and then will be quizzed on what they've learned later in the afternoon by Mark MkII. Susannah is selected for South Island, and Helen is selected from North.

This challenge also explains what some people thought to be either a switch or an early merge after Susannah was seen saying "Nice to finally meet you" to Alastiar in the trailer last week. Could have been more fun with a switch, or even an early merge, at least the real bitching + plotting would be sparked off. Susannah is picked up from South first by helicopter, and is quickly lifted over to North Island, where she disembarks and Helen is flown over. Both of the girls have gifts for the tribes. Susannah brings a mini Football (no-one brought it as a luxury item, and wouldn't have been washed up from the Panamanian coast, so could it be possible there's been a Mick style smuggling. Could they have checked everywhere during the search?), Lee's leftover underwear (why this would be considered a gift is still beyond me) and a large Conch Shell they found. Quite a lot of gifts there, could be put to good use somehow. North however, have given South a comb. One whole entire comb!! Lucky South!! North Island converse quite openly with an evidently terrified Susannah. But, she's determined to still steal the show, no matter how, and compliments North Island on everything about their camp. Everything, even the s***pit. Very nice of her.

Meeta is not pleased with Susannah's kiss-### tactics though. Having said that, there's very little she has been pleased with. She says Susannah is a complete Drama Queen (yup), completly false (yup) and someone will backstab her on the way to the million (hopefully). Rather than bitching, South have a different tactic. John and Jonny leave Helen alone with Bridget, who's incoherant babbling about anything and everything, ranging from jellyfish to fires. Doesn't that sound like fun now? In the afternoon, at about 2pm, the tribes are called to a larger island, in the middle of a wood for some obscure reason, for the challenge part of the challenge. Mark asks the contestants questions about the other tribe, and the first person to get one wrong, loses. Both Helen and Susannah get the first four correct, but Helen guesses incorrectly at the youngest member of South (she thought Susannah was older than 32, hee hee).

South win their third challenge on the trot. Not few days for them really. Their Reward: Everything you need for an island party, food, beers and a Karaoke machine (you'd think the lack of a plug socket might cause problems for this section of the reward. Oh no!! How wrong you are. This is TV after all) South Island return to their.. island to find everything has all been set up for them. The crack open the beers, munch on the food (steady on, you'll need a good appetite for the next Immunity Challenge) and start up the Karaoke. After a variety of appaling songs, performed equally as appalingly, up steps Susannah to sing "Fly Me To The Moon" much in a much lower pitch than Sinatra himself or possibly even Barry White could ever manage. This isn't good viewing at all. Evidentally the hybrid of Pop Idol and Survivor isn't working, so let's move onto a less chirpy Day 12.

South Island wake up feeling particuarly worse for wear, not as a result of a hangover, but particuarly in the case of Susannah, their voices have taken a battering. Bridget is still adamant that she is going to go should they lose the upcoming challenge, which would make no surprise really, as the S.N.O.B alliance will be particuarly keen to draw blood after going without backstabbing for at least 5 days now. The Immunity Challenge will provide a plentiful feast for all the survivors, as today is the now regular gross-out challenge. On today's menu... - A Bull's Testicle - One Live Crab - A Variety of Worms - Locusts - A Whole Fish's Eyeball - A Beetle A wheel with these items is spinned and the survivors each have to try one of the Panamanian delicacies. First up, Alistair, John and a rather large fish eyeball. Both men successfully finish their eyeball (never though I'd say that), albeit with a lot of flinching and twitching from both ex-Army servicemen. Drew + Bridget, and have chosen the bull's testicle, traditionally eaten with Salt + Vinegar. You listening out there Walkers?

Once again, after a lot of odd looks both girls get it down, but Bridget for some reason feels the needs to say 'feels like it just came in my mouth'. Thanks for the rather disconserting thought Bridget. Dave + Jonny are faced with the beetle, of which the head must be bitten off before it can be consumed. After some rather alarming scenes which will have Animal Rights groups on ITV's back, both beetles are swallowed. Helen and Susannah have to eat the Panamanian Earthworms, still live on their plates. They manage to drop them on the floor, but retrieve them and finish them off. Finally, it's Meeta and John with the white worms. Meeta proclaims "I fucking knew it", which is rather a surprising statement from one such as Meeta as usually you'd expect to hear at least three expletives in that sentence. Both survivors get them down eventually. John does it rather easily, but Meeta has to hold her neck and appear to strangle herself to force it down. Whatever works love. It's five a piece (was it ever not going to be?) and the tribes have to nominate someone from the other side to partake in an eating contest of sorts. North pick squeemish Jonny, and South pick, pass out on the floor kinda squeemish Meeta. Mark reveals their smorgasboard of delights. Two locusts, two more whiteworms, and one live crab. The first person to finish them all, wins for their tribe. Both seem pretty good up until the crabs. Whilst Jonny's escapes from the situation and runs all over the floor, Meeta's tactic is to bash the poor thing to pieces until it's dead. If the beetles didn't get the RSPCA fired up, this surely will, assuming crabs come under the RSPCA's juristiction. But Jonny somehow manages to finish off the crab first and win Immunity for the South Islanders. For North Island, it's Tribal Council tommorow.

North are now pretty low, the food is going through their digestive system and Tribal Council is going through their head. All are feeling homesick, in particular Meeta and Dave, but they all have to pull themselves together fairly quick, as after Tribal Council, they have to go into the merger on equal terms, and can't afford to relax or contemplate for one minute. In South, John, Jonny and Susannah's alliance hasn't had much to do, and with no 'slaughters' in six days, an untrusting air is sweeping through. John believes that Jonny is being 'the grey man' and trying to reinforce himself with Susannah. You'd think they'd be worried about the impending merge, but they seem pre-occupied with their little differences. That will probably be their undoing at the merge. Still, we'll have to wait.

It's now time for a Tribal Council as equally boring, predictable and untense as the last three. Over the past three days Meeta has repeated her desire to leave. She says she has now realized her lifestyle was wrong, and now wants to settle down to marry her boyfriend and have kids. To reinforce the notion that the Survivors are just too nice this time (no Eve's/Jayne's or Richard's) they all vote out of good natured pity. All four vote for Meeta, and all four put little smily faces on the paper and give reason's such as "She has a lovely smile, it'll be sad to see her go". Awwwwww.. how sweet. Meeta doesn't make her vote any more interesting, "Helen, your a great girl, and I'm only doing this as your the least likely to be voted off at merger, and it's best for you to have that previous vote".

The votes are read out, and Meeta leaves the island. Lasted longer than her Survivor 1 counterpart Uzma, but the weak ones always have to go. Next week: The all important merge. Does the new tribe have a good name or another crappy one like 'Center Island' or 'Merged Island', and we get to find out the wildest place Bridget has ever had sex (for those who actually want to know).

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