Bitter old queens make better jurors
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 390 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
Sam, Christine, and Derek assess, proclaim, honor, and welcome the cast of Survivor 49
Mike Bloom returns to the pod to discuss the historic finale of Survivor: Borneo.
Derek, Sam, and Christine discuss the final episodes of Australian Survivor: Australia v. The World.
Survivor 45's Brandon Donlon left a showing of an Austin Butler movie early to talk about the penultimate episode of Survivor: Borneo.
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I keep trying to find other Survivor podcasts to listen to (in addition to this one) and I have to say that everyone else is: A. Wrong and B. Insufferable. Thank you for you insightful and hilarious commentary!
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I can’t believe it took me this long to find a queer Survivor podcast! I’ve really been enjoying going back and listening to previous seasons, and I can’t wait to binge the ATLA/LOK episodes once I catch up with the Survivor coverage!
And while I agree with almost all of their takes, one that I will push back on is the shot in the dark hate. I think it’s the one new era thing (aside from the great casting) that I want to stay. It’s not unfair or forced, and it doesn’t hurt the gameplay at all. ... more
i literally screamed when yall got to charlie during the s46 cast assessment bc that was my literal reaction but for yall to say that on the internet is so brave & i have no choice but to stan the pod
Sam, Derek, and Christine are great, and they always have great guests. One of my favorite weekly listens during the Survivor season!
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The content revolved around discussions and analyses of reality television, particularly the long-running series Survivor, with a focus on its strategic dynamics, character developments, and the evolving nature of game play. Notable is the inclusion of queer perspectives, making it appealing to LGBTQIA+ audiences. The hosts often interweave humor with insightful commentary, providing a familiar and engaging atmosphere that enhances listener enjoyment. Additionally, episodes frequently feature former contestants and offer behind-the-scenes perspectives, adding depth to the analysis. Unique segments include discussions around other entertainment media such as film, showcasing the hosts' diverse interests and broadening the podcast's appeal be... more
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Recent guests on Bitter Jurors include:
1. Brandon Donlon
2. Sam Phalen
3. Jaime Lynn Ruiz
4. Sam Stanish
5. Derek Reining
6. Rachel LaMont
7. Owen Knight
8. Matthew Shell
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