Bret is a moron considering he's a cop. He does realize the Jury is voting so why act like a jackoff at tribal for no reason.

Brett's a cop too isn't he?
sure making folks feel better about their character eh?.. what a jerk.
i'm not a fan of David, but i dislike Zeke and Brett much more. love to see them go soon.
had to laugh at the queer little bumpkin making fun of someone else though.
like ken the most, but kinda rooting for one of the genXers to win now.. always so bonehead how people defeat an alliance, only to let the remainder of it coast until they can get something together again.
sure hope it aint Brett, Zeke, Sunday F3.. have a feeling shudder

David's side all the way! I hate Zeke and Brett.

That rule is stupid and unfair. Made them did a dual, paper scissor rock, anything or at least Hannah and Zeke should also draw the rocks.

Jay had immunity, I meant Will lol.

It's ridiculous that Jay didn't flip. He's not part of an alliance (I don't think?) so why risk going home when you could just easily change your damn vote??
Poor Jessica. I willl not miss her bug eyed look 24/7 but what a TERRIBLE way to go. Super happy she gave it to Ken though. What an entertaining tribal.
Anyone else think it's not fair though that the rocks were not drawn by Hanna and Zeke? When everyone kept saying we'll go to rocks like it was a good thing I just figured Hanna and Zeke would draw and out of those 2 someone would go. I normally don't mind the rules but this one seems really dumb. Anyone know any other season where this happened?

It's funny I really disliked David initially but he's really grown on me during the season and as long as he keeps his shirt on;he's got my vote.

I am assuming that Jay seems loyal to Zeke's group because of his potential bond with Sunday. I suspect he goes where she goes unless he gets his own momentum back.
I never thought Brett had much of a chance. It still seems like the David & Zeke show. Ken might make it to the end if his alliance pulls through, but even then, he may be voted out as a potential win threat. Sunday definitely has potential to make it to the FTC, and I see Hannah as developing into her counterpart on the other alliance. One of those two ought to be at FTC.

I'm definitely agreeing to this, as it is nice to not always know who is going to go home in tribals. This season's done a good job at leaving the viewer in a rather stellar mood after episodes, and consistently so.
Personally, I'm rooting for David's side, although that was a very entertaining episode to watch. I do think things may turn around for David's side. Not sure if Will can legitimately flip, but I'm wondering why Jay seems to be flocking to one side, as I expected him more to flip back and forth with votes, but it's gotten him out of the spotlight.
I can already tell Bret isn't winning, so his behavior doesn't phase me all too much. I always felt Sunday was subtly playing well, and its as if the episodes are showing tidbits of it with her initially pushing on Jessica, and now the whole Ken thing at tribal. Zeke seems to be in a good position, although I can see him getting duped right before the end. Ken, I still think he will go far, however, winning is another story. Maybe if they are trying to go with the silent but deadly type of winner which has left him in the background a bit, but I'm hoping we can see more of him. Adam, I can't see making it to the end, but at least he got is wish of the loved ones episode. Hannah could be a better spot, but at least she has good intuition, even though she voted Mari out early on, for some reason people felt she couldn't recover from it and yet here she is.
One little Indian boy left all alone;
He went out and hanged himself and then there were none

I found both episodes to be enjoyable, and the second one, definitely. I was hoping David would save Hannah and stock up his resume with another deft play of the idol. Adam, who has shown himself to be far from the best player, was trying, but his information was obviously erroneous. David should have stuck with the plan. In my mind, if he had played the idol and saved Hannah, getting Zeke out, he would have earned the win if he made it to FTC.
It was tough seeing Jessica leave, and personally, I was rooting for David's side, but it was still exciting and entertaining. And now Ken gets the legacy advantage. You are right that Ken is not getting the confessionals, and no matter how much I like him, I don't see him as a winner. He might be one of the first people I have seen who actually "deserves" a top three spot but not the win. He seems to be a great guy.
I was kind of on the fence on the Zeke v. David thing (especially as I watch for good gameplay not generally for specific players), but I find myself rooting for Ken. Also, I thought it was deplorable when Zeke and Bret began to make it personal with David. Bret especially made an ass of himself. I have not had much of an opinion of Bret, and I have liked Zeke, but both of them tanked in my stock at the tribal.