Word: outbacker
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...Well, there's always the "Too Wild for Thursday" Wednesday-night shows, which, come to think of it, are sort of an affront to the viewers' concentration. Are the Outback outtakes - the entertainment value of which Jackie Chan created and destroyed a long time ago - supposed to be better than what we've seen already? Do we have anything of Mike actually falling into the fire, instead of just yelling about it? And is this why CBS made us change our "Survivor" night this week - just to get us hooked on the slag heap? Perhaps it was merely a cruel...
...They say the editors use 100 hours of tape to fill one episode. The key to enjoying "Survivor" as passive television is to forget those 99 lost hours, to imagine that all the suspense, the sight gags, the plotlines and the sour faces all happen on cue. Because the Outback is just that dramatic...
Over beer, soda and chips, about 40 students gather each week to cheer on HLS second year student Nick Brown as he braves the Australian outback on CBS's hit show "Survivor...
Nick Brown, a second-year at Harvard Law School and a member of the Kucha tribe on CBS' Survivor II: The Australian Outback, hosted the Low Keys' spring concert on Saturday night...
...gave no hints as to the identity of the one-million-dollar winner of Survivor. One of the members of the VoiceMale wished Brown luck. At one point, the Low Keys pretended to be Harvard students stranded in the Australian outback. One of them was a computer science major that was dejected he couldn't find an ethernet jack for his laptop...