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...Final Four. Tina, Keith, Colby and Elisabeth. One Kucha, three Ogakors, but it was a surprise when those labels still mattered this week (did Amber's exit mean nothing?) and it'll be a bigger one if they matter next time. How will it all shake out? There's only one thing for sure...
...Sarah Hayes, ambient manager at Blade, a London company that buys outdoor space, defines ambient media as "nontraditional, out-of-home" advertising with a gotcha! factor. Adds Samantha Yates, director of Amber Media, a British agency that specializes in the form: "Good ambient is making people think, 'Oh, that was clever.'" And if the stunt happens to result in a few admiring headlines, so much the better...
...such a storm-tossed new world, it figures that anything beautiful and eerily calm was bound to go. The editors had set it up for us, as it turned out - Amber got Week 11's first featured-possible-victim slot, with everybody (mostly Tina) saying how she was tougher and wilier than they thought, but not so tough and wily that they wouldn't easily cook her up and eat her with the last of the rice - but of course, that selective editing by the boys at CBS has us pretty bollixed...
...went. Colby went too far, won not one but two too many challenges, and suddenly he was way past smooth-it-over-with-a-little-piece-of-the-Great Barrier Reef. Missing its teeth, hair and pecs, the Ogakor alliance of cards crumbled, and Amber went, but only because Colby had that durn necklace on. And now we'll see how far the direct route gets the cowboy now that he's traveling it alone...
...Amber was the dull one, you say? Amber had upside. She still looked plenty good, and when Colby and she went one-two in the Reward Challenge rope course, she was definitely threatening to join the living, personality-wise. And when she stared down the horizon and uttered those unforgettable words - "Hope. Hope for a fish. A nice night with no rain." - something stirred. She was the savant, the Chauncey Gardiner of the outback, and by the end of all this we'll all be in love with...