Danny "GC" Brown: Survivor Gabon

[queenb]

I'm torn, GC goes missing next episode according to the preview. Part of me wants him eaten by a croc, but the other part of me doesn't want the croc to get indigestion! j/k

You know better, but don't we wish-- but I have no doubt he is nearby somewere in the shrubbery pouting when everyone is calling him.

[icehole3]

wouldve made great TV if he was missing in the jungle, thank god he's voted off, no more pouty face.

[hepcat]

He looks so happy here in his bio. What a contrast to how defeated he looked last night and through most of the game.

[ASassyKat]

Well at least at the bootee camp he'll get regular meals, so that might perk him up.

[emjoi]

GC is the worst quitter ever. He wasn't injured or ill. He wasn't physically weak. He was just a wimp out.

[MK202]

At least he got voted out...Osten in my opinion is the worst quitter ever

[emjoi]

At least he got voted out...Osten in my opinion is the worst quitter ever

Osten was at least physically ill. And he had the nerve to actually quit, rather than complain and drop hints and make the others do the job for him.

[PWS]

It's better they voted him out... gave us more interesting footage. There's a real contrast between his edit and his interview...e.g., when he was missing in the boat the others actually knew he was fishing...and he caught two fish.

[MK202]

Still the fact that he quit when thousands of people seek to be on this show will always be a strike against him

[redsox girl]

Which leads me to ask why they sign up for shows like this were deception and cunning skills are rewards,

Because they have this apparently `crazy' idea they can win the game by playing with integrity. They believe that being decent and moral can triumph over mans most base instincts. Perhaps they were raised with rock solid values and can't and won't throw those values out the window no matter what. I think good decent people long to win this type of `game' to prove that it's possible not to compromise and still win by using a different strategy than the one invented by Richard Hatch. It does seem wrong to give someone a million dollars for being the best at being the least decent.