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"Will the boat be found?"
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sorgee 1455 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Beef Jerky Spokesperson"
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10-18-02, 09:38 AM (EST)
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5. "2 possibilities" |
the way i see it there are 2 very real, main possibilities:1) ted is a bigger dumda$$ than any of us ever imagined or 2) mb (or some staff member) realizes how dull this season is and he's trying to spice things up by helping cg "lose" their boat and let's be serious, both are within the scope of what could happen. i'm not sayin' that dawg's right, i'm just saying that there could be some validity to the conspiracy theory. (however, we all know that ted isn't the smartest...)
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Boilermaker 260 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Network TV Show Guest Star"
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10-18-02, 09:56 AM (EST)
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7. "RE: Will the boat be found?" |
As far as the boat being found I don't think there is a chance in hell. That boat contrary to what another poster stated was not close. At least not from a swimming perspective. The boat was probably about two miles away and couldn't even be seen from camp because it was concealed in a cove.The only chance they have of finding it is if the boat ends up floating within their view. On the preveiws they did seem to be swimming quite far out to find the boat, so maybe they see it. Ted is a complete dumb@ss. What the heck was he thinking looping a rope around a stick that he stuck into the sand between two small rocks. Moron - complete moron.
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ZJ 137 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Blistex Spokesperson"
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10-18-02, 02:25 PM (EST)
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9. "RE: Will the boat be found?" |
I remember reading somewhere that the merge camp is at Sook Jai, initially I was thinking it might be because of a numerical advantage. Now it seems that CG lost their boat, even their natural shelter doesnt seem so desirable after all, they may opt to go to SJ even tied at 5-5. With the merge coming, I don't think its likely CG will get their boat back with some kind of intervention from MB.
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samboohoo 17173 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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10-18-02, 03:41 PM (EST)
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10. "RE: Will the boat be found?" |
Dawg, I agree with your theory. Is it me, or did I see a light (like a flashlight) around the boat when it magically came untied. I thought it might be just the camera, but I can't imagine that they had a camera focused just on that area -- looked pretty dark to me. I wouldn't think the camera person would just happen to be filming in that area when the boat happens to come loose. Maybe MB was just setting them up and trying to give a little incentive to switching sides.
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sleeeve 3456 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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10-18-02, 04:43 PM (EST)
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13. "Staged Scenes" |
LAST EDITED ON 10-18-02 AT 05:15 PM (EST)We've heard in the past that they have look-alikes for every survivor cast member. While the teams are at challenges or at tribal council, these look-alikes show up, and they "re-shoot" scenes from more interesting camera angles. We saw three scenes last episode that were obviously staged. 1) We see Ted start to tie up the boat. Suddenly the camera cuts to a different angle, where we see a close up of his poor tying job. Then the camera cuts back to the wide angle. The problem??? In the wide angle (where we can see the Survivor's faces), we cannot see a camera anywhere within 20 yards of where the close-up camera would need to be located. Conclusion: After the boat floated away, MB had his doubles re-shoot a close-up of Ted failing to tie an adequate knot. 2) The boat mysteriously floats away at night. Why would there be a camera on the boat??? Why wouldn't the survivors notice the camera, and go get the boat??? Conclusion: At some point (probably on a night while the tribe was at TC, or perhaps after filming had concluded), the production crew took the boat back to the beach, and filmed it dramatically drifting away in night vision. 3) A helocopter flying overhead spots the boat washed ashore on a small neighboring island, and then the shot continues to where we see the three men swimming in the surf. The problems with this shot?? First of all, what are the chances that the chopper would fly overhead right in the middle of a key conversation that the men were having. For that matter, what are the chances that the boat would happen to be in such a convenient spot. Furthermore, why do we not HEAR the helocopter in the close-up shots of the men's conversation. And finally, in the overhead shot, where the hell are the cameras. There's not a single one in camp!!! Conclusion: MB's production crew found the boat (probably with the aid of a motor boat), and positioned it near where it was originally found, but out of sight of the campsite. The crew decides that the most television-worthy conversation about the boat occured while the three men were in the water, so while the real Survivors are at a challenge, the doubles re-enact the water conversation while the chopper flies overhead... How can we use this to spoil the show??? Well... since the boat was likely planted for the shot, we can conclude that the production crew will have, by now, returned the boat back to base camp, meaning that CG will probably be unsuccessful in their search. Alternatively, they could find the boat, and the chopper shot could actually have been shot weeks later, meaning that their eventual discovery of the boat will occur on that small island. By the way... if you're interested in looking for the weekly re-enacted scenes, your best bet is to watch the challenges. Look at the overhead shots (where you can see which team is leading). Do you really think that there is not a single camera on the entire course??? Of course not!!! The survivors participate in the challenge with dozens of cameras filming their every move and facial expression. Then, the survivors go back to camp, the challenge course is cleared of cameras and crew members, and the Jiffy joins the stunt doubles for a re-enaction of the challenge, filmed by long-range cameras and over-head shots (to get the big picture without crew members and cameras in the way). Since these are all from far away, you can't tell that the people you're watching are not the real survivors. So the next time you post something about how a race was "really close", think about whether you are basing that speculation on the overhead shot, or a closeup where you could see faces. Example: In the dummy challenge, SJ won by a MILE (okay... not literally 5280 feet, but still)!!!... They just made it look a little closer with the re-enacted overhead shots so that you wouldn't think that the CGs were totally pathetic.
You never know what might be up my sleeeve...
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erikman 324 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Cooking Show Host"
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10-20-02, 00:59 AM (EST)
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15. "RE: Staged Scenes" |
it is only 4 or 5 days till merge anyway, now i know why they merge at suckland. watter chickens and banannes
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sleeeve 3456 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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10-20-02, 04:46 AM (EST)
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16. "RE: Staged Scenes" |
>I find it >interesting and funny that you >would think they spend that >kind of time and money >for everything like that.Ummm... this isn't like ground-breaking news or anything... Mark Burnett has actually come clean with this in interviews. He's pointed out some examples in the past, too (remember that shot of Boran in S3 on top of the mountain... yeah, they hiked there, but the overhead chopper shot was filmed later with doubles). It's not like the events that we're seeing didn't happen. It's just that they can't get the wide or over-head camera shots live (they'd need a helocopter hovering over each camp at all times, and invisible camera people if they didn't do it this way). >Maybe the challenges but not >the other garbage. If >they do I do not >want to know. Don't >spoil the fun of the >show by telling me that >the things I liked best >are just dumby actors. Ummmm... welcome to the spoilers board... sorry to spoil the show for ya, lol. So why bring all of this up? Cause the boat WAS found, since they used it in an overhead shot. The only question is did the production crew find it, film it, and take it home with them (remember... they have a contract to leave no evidence of filming behind)... or do the survivors find it next episode, and then the production crew retroactively filmed the important scenes with the boat.
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