The weakest teams continue to be eliminated, which I suppose is a good thing. I think mom and daughter are probably going to be in trouble if there are more physical challenges ahead, but they have been hanging in there, and navigation is the great equalizer.
That was a terrible use of the express pass, and I was glad to see it. I'm not sure how I feel about the driver's seat. The team who ends up in it is guaranteed to make enemies, which is obviously the point. It could be lessened by taking the hardest challenge, but no team is going to do that.
We had another detour where most teams did the same challenge. At least the other one was doable, and appeared to take about the same amount of time. I wonder how it would have gone if the two teams doing it didn't work together?
I think most of us have been rooting against Jonathan and Ana since the beginning. I'm also having trouble with Scott and Lori, other than when they are in direct competition with Jonathan and Ana. Scott doesn't bother me so much, but Lori is really starting to get on my nerves. She reminds me too much of Sue, from Survivor 1. She also benefited from the complete lack of any quality control on the rice challenge. I don't think she even touched her sieve. The trash that ended up in her bag didn't add much weight, but she sure saved a lot of time by not making any effort to remove it. I would not be surprised if she threw a few rocks in there while she was at it.