His treatment of the wind was pretty impressive. It made me think that, being of French heritage, my ancestors also had a quick and probably less painful way of getting rid of headaches. It was called the guillotine!
best one to watch so far. The others? *yawn*
I'm jumping on the Cao Boi wagon. I love love love him!!! I find him quite interesting and in a weird way...attractive....I also love looking at Ozzy
Cao Boi's just so...odd. But at least he stands out for a reason other than losing the chickens or getting himself voted off. Oh, and lagging behind in challenges after expending all his energy trying to chop down a tree with bamboo, or whatever the hell he was doing. So it's too early for love, but definite respect.
Without Cao Boi, the first episode would have been really bland. Gotta like a guy who isn't afraid to be himself in a group of strangers. But, if he doesn't reign in his personality a bit, he just makes himself an obvious target. Let's face it, the tribe won't keep him around just so he can relieve their headaches. It's definitely the guys on Aitu who stand out: Ozzy was my clear favourite (along with Stephanie) of all the survivors after last night, and Yul seemed to have his head on straight (but it will be interesting to see how fatigue and hunger affect him). I wasn't able to get a feel for the women on Aitu after just one episode, but I think Aitu will be one of the tribes to be reckoned with, along with Puka.For now, though, Cao Boi stands as the most interesting of the survivors. Just hope he doesn't become annoying.
Putting the nest back in the tree - that was pretty cool. But admitting to being humbled was even better.