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"What is the Sit Out Rule?"
Krautboy 2750 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Howard Stern Show Guest"
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02-16-04, 07:00 PM (EST)
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"What is the Sit Out Rule?" |
This has been discussed elsewhere, but I thought it might be useful to get it out in the open so that we can get this resolved once and for all, and refer people to this thread when the question comes up again in the future...The rule, as I understand it, is that a contestant may not sit out two consecutive challenges occuring in a 3 day boot cycle. After a TC, the slate is wiped clean and the counter starts over... There seems to be confusion about the definition of "consecutive challenges". Some believe the rule applies across episodes, and to challenges occuring on either side of a TC. I don't have any proof to support either position, but I remember this issue being discussed during previous seasons of Survivor. I recall that the same person did sit out an IC in one episode and then the RC in the following episode... I'm hoping we can resolve this and that those who have first hand knowledge or examples will step forward and clarify this for us... Krautboy
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tribephyl 12393 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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02-16-04, 07:26 PM (EST)
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2. "RE: What is the Sit Out Rule?" |
The rule, as I understand it, is that a contestant may not sit out two consecutive challenges occuring in a 3 day boot cycle. After a TC, the slate is wiped clean and the counter starts over...You understand correctly. For example in S4, after the tribes were mixed up, Rotu had 8 members and Maraamu had 5. The following immunity challenge was was the "Life's a tapestry" challenge. John, RobM and Sean were sit-outs for this game. Regardless, Maraamu lost and Sarah was booted. The next challenge was the "Tiki Towers" challenge (for RC). This was the original blindfold challenge, Rotu decided to use only Robert, John, Tammy and Gabe for the challenge. Meaning that RobM and Sean sat out again (along with Vee and Zoe). So it is fair to assess that "no person can sit-out in back-to-back challenges", unless we are in the next 3day cycle. Answered? But you can call me tribe. S7ABCABP Winner
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tribephyl 12393 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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02-17-04, 02:40 AM (EST)
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7. "RE: What is the Sit Out Rule?" |
LAST EDITED ON 02-17-04 AT 02:45 AM (EST)Absolutely correct. Come to think of it. JP has never said, "the same person can not sit out back to back challenges" before an IC. I guess, that's just something we didn't really pick up on.
But you can call me tribe. S7ABCABP Winner
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