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As much as we all hated the Zac Brown segment, myself included, (especially since I've never heard of him before in my life) and hated seeing everyone glazing this guy, I have to admit that at the very least Zac Brown possesses a specific talent/skill. Writing songs, singing, and performing an instrument are at least skills that are difficult to learn and make a living off of. Even if he's doing it in the worst genre of music, the fact that he learned to create music that became popular enough to a certain group of people that he became a millionaire off of it is at least somewhat admirable, so it makes sense that the Survivors could compliment him by saying "oh his music is so good/influent

I feel bad speaking ill of Alan Cumming since I'm a huge fan of Goldeneye and X2 and I think for the most he does an awesome job hosting this show and hamming it up for the camera.

But there's one thing that's really been bugging me, and I can't tell if it's even intentional.

US Season 1: Stephenie LaGrossa gets murdered. "A Survivor no more."

US Season 2: Sandra falls on her face during the "run across planks in the water" challenge. Alan looks at the camera. "A Survivor no more."

US Season 3: Jeremy Collins gets murdered. He starts off with a pretty good pun revolving around the fact that Jeremy is a firefighter, but then ends it with "A Survivor no more."

STOP SAYING THAT! For so

A white Chicago Bulls role player (who was drafted 7th overall and played for 10+ years) got randomly dissed out of nowhere on a Survivor episode by a contestant whose name starts with "Ro," I'd have two nickels, etc. etc.

It's probably because nobody really remembers or cares about "Champs vs Pros" and Ashley Mitchell has a ton of great quotes so this one goes overlooked, but I just watched it for the first time and can't believe that I've never seen this one mentioned or talked about before.

Ashley M is put into a "Balls In" elimination against her namesake Ashley Kelsey, Kelsey scores the first point, then Kelsey accidentally puts in an "own goal" on defense against Mitchell, then Mitchell scores the last point.

After Ashley Mitchell wins, Jordan calls out from the crowd "Wow! That was close! That came down to the own-goal, you almost lost that!"

And then Ashley Mitchell quickly turns to him and repli