Sometimes, the show tackles some real human issues and displays them in a very educational light that we as viewers can both relate, recognize, and learn from. At the beginning of this episode, I expected an eye opening look at the Me Too movement, and instead, I think we saw some contestants take advantage of Dan’s actions against Kellee and used them for gameplay. Not being phased by Dan’s touching is fine, but lying to Janet and saying that they were uncomfortable, just to peg votes on Dan and take the target away from Missy so they could vote Kellee was really bad gameplay on Elizabeth and Missy’s end. But even worse was then denying it back at camp, and painting Janet as the bad guy for presumably “targeting Dan on her own.” Janet was simply stepping up for her friends, Missy, Elizabeth, Lauren, and Kellee, when in actuality, Kellee was the only one severely bothered by it. Kellee isn’t a dumb player for not playing her two idols when she assumed everyone was going to vote a problematic person off of the show. Instead, she went home with two idols James Clement style, and Janet was left as the odd woman out for trying to do right for her friends. I didn’t like how the episode played out, as it showed that nobody was suffering consequences except for the two people voted out, who were two of the most well-spoken contestants on the season. We saw so little of Rob and Sandra’s commentary at tribal in their spy bunker because it didn’t truly seem like a real tribal council, but a discussion of sensitive subject matter, leading to Aaron’s poor sound bite, a heartbreaking Jamal elimination, and Dan arguing with Jeff, passing his touching off as not a big deal…when in reality, it was. Even if Kellee was the only one uncomfortable, it still needed to be addressed. And while it was addressed, it wasn’t shown to us viewers, and Elizabeth and Missy weren’t punished for lying about their response to Dan’s actions, which led to Janet (the obvious fan favorite) almost quitting the game. It was a mess of an episode, and one that I think will taint the entire season’s image. Kellee and Jamal deserve a season where they can play hard and see their games out to the end, and I hope, should Dan make another move on anyone else, that production boots him immediately. Tommy, Karishma, Dean, and Elaine seemed okay in the end (though being bystanders while all this is going on may be just as bad as some of the comments Missy, Elizabeth, Lauren, or Aaron made), but it was only really Kellee, Jamal, Noura, and Janet who truly spoke out against Dan’s poor behavior, and two of them are gone…so it looks like there are truly only TWO people I can whole heartedly root for this season, which is a shame (and the fact that one of them is Noura says a lot about the kind of season we are at now). Also, why in the world would reaching for a hanging advantage result in Jamal losing a vote? I bet, had Sandra and Rob seen that on a season of Survivor, they’d grab it right away. What a horrible Island of the Idols usage, and a horrible “lesson” for CBS to instill. So we’re not supposed to reach for every advantage we find? Okay. Let’s hope this double elimination episode brings some closure to this hellish two hours and gets this season back on track.