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eliminate: Ernesto Zedillo

José Serra

slovenčina Slovak  Eliminated Round 1
latviešu valoda Latvian Eliminated Round 2
polski Polish Eliminated Round 3
slovenščina Slovenian Eliminated Round 4
български Bulgarian Eliminated Round 5
lietuvių kalba Lithuanian Eliminated Round 6
română Romanian Eliminated Round 7
čeština Czech Eliminated Round 8
eesti keel Estonian Eliminated Round 9
Gaeilge Irish Eliminated Round 10
ελληνικά Greek Eliminated Round 11
svenska Swedish Eliminated Round 12
français French Eliminated round 13
español Spanish Eliminated round 14
italiano Italian Eliminated round 15
português Portuguese Eliminated round 16
Malti Maltese Eliminated round 17
Nederlands Dutch Eliminated round 18
dansk Danish Eliminated round 19
magyar Hungarian Eliminated round 20

Deutsch German [68] -1
English English [32]
suomi Finnish [13] +1

4 1965
3 2002
2 1976
1 1998

London

2006

Lincolnshire

to save Somerset

Yeah.

Hanson

Thelma and Louise, of course.

Alien goes next.  I watched it the other day, and it wasn't nearly as enjoyable as I remembered.  It may partly be The Blonde's fault, though; she tends to degrade the experience for me.

I wanted to wait for Magic but, considering his previous vote, it wouldn't have changed anything...


You were right, homelycooking, this is the first survivor ever I really regret to have launched.
Not a majority of great "contenders", many bad surprises, weird rules...
Well, the fact that the land was very divided among us has given a little suspense, but it wasn't great...
Sorry, guys.
Edu might be the only one to have a small reason to rejoice, as Gladiator won't win.

Anyway, let's try to have the expected final round.

6 for Thelma & Louise

Actually, the only reason I voted against Gladiator that round was to attempt to save Black Rain, not that it would have ensured its survival.  Fab, what do you do in case of a tie?  Run-off or executive decision?

Either way, I don't think this is all that bad a survivor; its rules aren't out of place and Scott's movies are widely, though often overly, praised.

I'm game.

Baltimore

Castilla y León

17th

We can't say what you said was wrong, Magic

Yes, I think I prefer to think of my slip-ups as figures of speech.

1 Ukraine
2 Turkmenistan
3 Estonia

Obama has a chance to get bipartisan support to correct this wrong.

Haha.  No.

Fernando Collor de Mello

1950

Eliminate
1898
1903
1930 (its historical significance is why we want it gone.)

Keep
1957

Peter MacKay

You're not dreaming, Fab.  Flakes and bad apples and all that.

I'm curious: Why don't people like Le Chiffre?

I agree with a lot of Edu's argument - aside from not liking Mikkelsen as an actor (I haven't seen enough of his films to make that pronouncement) - but I think most of my disapproval comes from how I find his character anachronistic given the new, more realistic take the producers are shooting for.

I also don't like the Craig era in general, for what that's worth.

King

[Le Chiffre: 17]

It just wasn't in the cards.

Weird wiki tidbit: Fleming based him on Aleister Crowley.

Le Chiffre: 17
Largo: 16
Kahn: 14
King: 13
Zorin: 10
Kleb: 8
Trevelyan: 4
Goldfinger: 3
Scaramanga: 3
Dr. No: 2

Round Fifteen is open.  Normal elimination.

Fine, I'll leave the 25th Amendment alone for awhile.

It was eliminated last round...

It would behoove me to pay more attention to little things like that, wouldn't it?