Episode 12 Prediction
The Good Things in Life Aren't Easy

Episode 12 Prediction The Good Things in Life Aren't Easy

Episode 12 Prediction
The Good Things in Life Aren't Easy

Episode Title Analysis: The Good Things in Life Aren't Easy

This probably refers to the family reunion somehow.

CBS Clues

None are available at this time but we do know:

- Family visit episode

- Marriage proposal on the island (Ken and Crystal solidifying their alliance?)

- Bob has another fake idol, tells Corinne that the idol from the "merge" feast is still around

Reward Challenge - Bob

Jeff teases the Survivors with videos from home. The Survivors have no clue that their loved ones are actually in Gabon.

Bob is shown with his wife in the second screen cap above but nowhere to be seen in the third screen cap. Perhaps because he wins the challenge, she will get to spend time with him at camp. The other loved ones are brought in to make the Survivors break down and cry. It seems like everyone will get time with their loved ones, but perhaps Bob gets something extra?

Exile - Ken

Eye for an eye? Ken sent Bob during the reward auction, so if Bob has a chance, he probably will send Ken because he doesn't want to upset any of the others.

Immunity Challenge - Bob

They have alluded to Bob being a powerhouse in challenges, and Matty has been concerned about him being a physical threat. We think this episode will focus on how Bob should have been taken out sooner rather than later. With him being immune, it will tie into our boot prediction for the week--his only ally left in the game, Corinne.

Boot Prediction - Corinne

She was heavily featured in the recap last week so we think her exit will be this episode. No one right now will have a benefit of using her vote because taking her any further in this game is a huge risk with three solid friends on the jury already. The plan is in order to get rid of Original Kota.

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