Survivor Live Internet Talk Show with Parvati Shallow
Episode 13 Survivor: Cook Islands  Cast-Off 
Segment 3 Transcript

DR:  Time for Minus Ten.  We're going to give you ten categories, give me your answer in 10 words or less.

DR:  Number 10, flirting

Parvati:  great strategy, it works, use it

DR:  Number 9, slicing your finger

Parvati:    painful, scary and gross

DR:  Number 8,  boxing

Parvati:     amazing, such a release

DR:  Number 7, the great Cook Islands Humpback Whale

Parvati:    hilarious, I was dying laughing 

DR:  Number 6,  Jonathan

Parvati:   I respect him as a worker

DR:  Number 5, Alpha Omicron Pi

Parvati:   my sorority, the good old days

DR:  Number 4,  making the jury

Parvati:    awesome to be a part of who wins this game

DR:  Number 3,  Adam

Parvati:     my big brother, big dumb animal and I love him

DR:  Number 2, I know you got your Bachelor of Arts in journalism so give me your thoughts on Entertainment Weekly

Parvati:    an excellent journalistic piece 

DR:  Number 1, a Morasca/Parvati flirt off, who wins?

Parvati:  that would be a tie

JM:  I think I'm rusty.  She would probably win.

DR:  I want to get back to Adam.  You talk about big brother...I don't have a big brother but if I did I'm pretty sure he wouldn't be caressing my leg in the shelter especially when he was dating someone else on the island.  What was going on with that?

Parvati:  Adam and Candice had their little island relationship.  They wanted to make babies and have a house with a white picket fence, they said repeatedly. 

DR:  Were you the home wrecker?

Parvati:  No, absolutely not.  Adam is just a flirty guy.  He was throwing it right back at me.  I wasn't about to make out with him.  It's gross, he hadn't brushed his teeth in awhile.  And we'd all been drinking, it was the merge. 

Caller:  I wanted to know if you ever made an alliance with the girls to try to get the guys off?

Parvati:  Which girls?   In the beginning when we voted J.P. off we made an alliance with the girls but that only lasted for that one vote.

DR:  Why?

Parvati:  Because I knew that we couldn't survive as a group of girls.  We weren't strong enough as competitors.  If we wanted to win challenges we had to keep the guys on. 

DR:  We've seen battle of the sexes before in Jenna's season and Vanuatu and we've seen the women do as well if not better than the men in those things. 

Parvati:  In the beginning there were a lot of strength and endurance challenges.  You saw Rebecca collapse.  We had some little girls.  It didn't make sense to vote off all the guys. 

JM: It takes a lot of energy to have an all woman's alliance. Just from my experience. 

Parvati:  You gotta keep the guys around.  Who are you gonna flirt with?

Caller:  Parvati, I loved the flirting strategy.  If you could pick one of the remaining survivors to eliminate from the game, who would it be and why?

Parvati:  That's hard.  I have a lot of respect for all of the people that are left in the game for lasting as long as they did.  I think I would  choose Sundra to be eliminated simply because she is the least competitive one out there.  She's not really pulling her weight as far as strategy or competition. 

JM:  That's what funny about having this final three thing.  Clearly there's going to be one person that everyone is going to be like, do we really have to ask them a question.  The way it's set up it just seems like there's going to be one person that everyone knows they don't even have a prayer. 

DR:  *cough* Adam *cough*

JM:  I didn't say that.  I have been spoiler free this season.

DR:  We've talked about votes.  Let's take a look at hatgate last night at Tribal Council.

<video clip>

Parvati:  What was Jonathan thinking?

JM:  He's thinking, "why are you saying this outloud."  And the fact that he announced that he's taking the hat back. 

DR:  Parvati called him the puppet master.  Does he deserve that grief?  Yes, he's doing it.  Is it justified to be negative?

Parvati: He tried to play down the fact that he was pulling all the strings.  He was controlling the game at that point.

JM:  But don't say two things.  Don't say you want to play with honesty and then, it's just like just play the game and don't try to explain it.  He wants to be so honest it's almost getting to be ridiculous. 

Parvati:  That was his thing the whole time.  He wanted to be the guy who played with integrity.  The guy who played with honesty and he wanted to make that known to everyone else that he was playing with. 

JM:  Meanwhile, Ozzy's sitting back, "I'm gonna win because this guy is talking to much."

DR:  Let's keep in mind that he did tell Jonathan, "I want to take you to the Final 2."

Parvati:  And that is, I think, another reason that he brought the hat back. 

Caller:  Parvati I think that you played a wicked awesome game.  Sixth place out of twenty isn't that bad.  Was Becky as invisible, under the radar as she appears to be on TV as she was in the game?

Parvati:  Becky, I don't think got enough credit.  I think Becky was a sweet girl.  When I chopped my finger off, Becky was there holding my hand and making me feel so much better, so supportive.  I think that she had a lot of say when it came to Yul and making the decision on who was going to be voted off.  So I think Becky deserves a little more credit than she has been given.

DR: Becky was a pretty engaging personality when I spoke to her before the game.  I liked her.  I think she's smart.

Parvati:  She is tough and she didn't get enough credit.

DR:  She is getting that edit and every season we see one or two people like this.  Bob Dawg last year got an edit where he wasn't out there a lot but he's a big personality, so. 

Parvati:  I think maybe because Yul was the face of their alliance and that's why. 

Caller:  Parvati, if you didn't know who was already in the final three, who would you be rooting for at this point? 

Parvati:  Oh, wow.

DR:  That's a little dicey. 

<Jenna's question of the week>

JM:  So, what are you going to do now?

Parvati:  I have a few appetizers on my plate. 

JM:  Do you want to be a TV star or more boxing?

Parvati:  I would love to get involved in hosting.  I would really like to do an adventure travel show.  Right now I'm training for a Half Iron Man that I'm going to do in March. 

JM:  You should talk to Ethan.  He's in the green room.  He just got back from an adventure race in Malta. 

Parvati:  I'm doing that and volunteer work for The Make a Wish Foundation. 

DR:  Let's take a look at the promo for the big finale on Sunday.

<video clip>

JM:  Now we assume the surprise is the three [final three twist instead of usual final two]

DR:  Parvati's going to have take the 5th here and sort of be quiet. 

JM:  We've seen that the surprise is obviously the final three.  Last night Ethan pointed out that Jeff kind of gave a little hint about the number of days left, one Survivor.  There is a chance, though, for the possibility of a three way tie.  With the people left I don't think that's possible. 

DR:  Who do you want to win, Morasca...

JM:  Ozzy.

DR:  Who do you think deserves to win and who do you think will win?

JM:  I want the humpback whale to win and I would like to see that whale.  No, I'm kidding.  I think Ozzy should win.  It was a tie for me between Yul and Ozzy but I think Yul is overplaying himself and I think it's kind of lame and I think Ozzy is kind of taking the position.  I'd like to see Ozzy, Becky and Yul [in final three].

DR:  That's who you want to win, who do you think will win?

JM:  I think, to be honest with you, I'm going to go with Ozzy because you're going to go with Yul.  The jury has more things to pick on Yul about than they do with Ozzy.  And I think Ozzy will answer his questions better.  Yul will stumble trying to be so honest.  I think he'll stumble over his answers.  Ozzy will be a little more upfront.

DR:  Obviously I want Yul to win.  

JM:  He was your preseason pick.

DR:  I said before the game began, Yul is gonna win.  So it makes me look good.  That's who I want to win.  I think he will win.  The thing about Ozzy is, you cannot diss him at all.  He is the dominator in those challenges.  He's been awesome and incredible.  But in terms of shaping and controlling the game, it was Yul.  If you're going to look at who shaped and controlled that game and flipped it with the hidden immunity idol and did all that work and all that strategizing, it was Yul's. 

JM:  But you also have to think about the jury and how they're going to react which is not similar to how we're feeling right now.  They've had personal experiences that may have tainted their feelings.

DR:  That's always a risk you run when you're in charge but if you look at Tom Westman, he won clearly when he was clearly running the show.  Now you can look at the other side and say Boston Rob.  Clearly should have won, clearly didn't. 

JM:  Do you think Ozzy and Yul will be in the Final Two?  Who are your Final Three?

DR:  Uhhh, I think it will be Yul and Becky and it's all about Ozzy and if he wins the challenge.  If he wins the challenge he's in, if he doesn't, I think they will get rid of him. 

JM:  Could it be Sundra?

DR:  I'm gonna...you know what...I'm gonna throw Sundra in the mix just to mix it up a little bit.   Parvati, looking forward to the reunion?

Parvati:  I can't wait.  I haven't seen a lot of these people in a long time. 

JM:  Probst is gonna dig deep. 

Parvati: It will be dramatic. 

DR:  Looking forward to an answer on the Adam/Candice issue.  Candice was here on Survivor Live and had some no harsh words for Adam but not kind words.  Maybe we'll get to the bottom of that.  Survivor will be on Sunday 8 PM til 11.  We'll be here Monday at 2 PM with the people who come in places 2 through 5.  Then in studio Tuesday, one whole hour with the winner.  Parvati great to see you.

Parvati:  Thanks, good to see you guys.

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