I know she is random as hell, but I loved seeing Leann's boot in Vanuatu. Not only did it set into motion one of the best endgame we'very ever seen, but she was getting so damn corky.

I know the tribal council wasn't amazing in itself, but I love that somehow we got a vote of 4-1-1-1-1-1-1 at Barnes merge. How different things used to be back in the day.

Oh John from Marquesas getting the boot was glorious. First time an alliance was truly flipped on. And they deserved every second of it for how stupid the Rotu4 handled the coconut chop.

One that is always understated is that part of the reason Joel Klug got voted off (in addition to his poor social game), was that he proposed Pagong vote together as a block when the merged happened. They didn't like the idea, his ass was voted out, and the rest is history.

Not really a 'move' but incredibly naive. They may not have known strategy but they knew one million dollars was on the line.

I think this is going to be verrrryyyyyyyy hard to narrow down to five.

- Tyson votes himself out
- Russell burning his tribe's shit in the premerge. All it did was weaken his tribe.
- James not playing either HII at F7.
- Jay from one world tells Kim that Troyzan has the HII when he is the sole other minority member, getting him voted out (memory is hazy on that season, could be wrong).
- Rafe voluntarily breaks his f2 deal with Danni, at final 3, after she won immunity and he was by far the greater threat.
- JT's idol hand off to Russ

Curtis @ 2/4/2017 2:20

Jay in One World had a fucking dumb one. It's him and Troyzan vs the world and he decides to tell Kim that Troyzan has an Idol and is gonna play it, then it's flipped on Jay. SURPRISE

Lol beat me to the punch.

I feel like there could be a top 5 for just One World and it would be comparable with the rest of the list.

Malcolm turning down Denise's offer to force a tie at final 4 should be somewhere on the list. I love him, but that was big.

Outlast @ 2/4/2017 20:48

Penner rejecting the F5 alliance in Philippines

Completely agree. He basically turned down $1,000,000 with that decision.