Let the debate begin! If you saw last week's episode, you know the question: is Ozzy brilliant or just plain stupid for volunteering himself to go to Redemption Island?

The idea of loyalty, and the gray area associated with defining it, ruled the day this past week on Survivor: South Pacific.

How to describe Episode Five of Survivor: South Pacific in one word? How about "disgusting!" In two words? "frickin' disgusting!"

"It's inherently in his bloodline...he's a devious jerk."

The second episode of Survivor: South Pacific was kind of like watching the Republican Party during a debate...you stare at it a bit confused, a bit weary, and you're pretty sure that at least one participant (if not more) is certifiably crazy.

There be nerds here! Or at least, there be nerds on Survivor: South Pacific this season.

We are a mere three weeks out from the kickoff of Survivor: South Pacific, the 23rd season of television's greatest reality show.

Am I the only one who gets Survivor withdrawals?

So Ashley was a gamer all along...

Let's take a look back on this week's events...

The double Tribal Council and then this double-elimination of Ralph and Steve couldn't have come at a better time.

Call me crazy (with no racial undertones please).

Just another day on Redemption Island, where craziness comes in all shapes and sizes.

If anybody needs proof that God works in mysterious ways, or that he (or she?) has a sense of humor, one needs to look no further than this past week's episode of Survivor.

See Zapatera? I told you not to throw a challenge just to get rid of Russell.

It was a religulous week on Survivor.

There was a giant gaping hole in the fabric of the Survivor space-time continuum in this past episode.

Survivor news round-up

Charlie Sheen isn't the only one to get the boot from CBS this past week.

A round-up and a desperate plea.