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Originally posted by HaMMeR:
Originally posted by Pineiro3K38:
Men vs women? um... Any physical challenges men will win, any puzzles women will win. Yeah, it's just going to be like another MTV Battle Of The Sexes. yep exactly. This isn't a good idea for the show and CBS. I could see survivor taking a big hit with this b/c men could easily runaway with it unless they come up with challenges that can make the men/women equal.

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Originally posted by Pineiro3K38:
Men vs women? um... Any physical challenges men will win, any puzzles women will win. Yeah, it's just going to be like another MTV Battle Of The Sexes.

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I started to watch survivor after watching an esipode of survivor pearl islands. Men vs women? um... Any physical challenges men will win, any puzzles women will win.

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Source(s): TheForce.net , ComingSoon.net

TheForce.net has received an interesting rumor that Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) employees have had to sign non-disclosure agreements.

You didn't hear this from me, but you might be curious as to why everyone at ILM just signed NDA's saying that they will not discuss Star Wars EP7, 8, or 9. Since they're not being made, why the NDA's? Of course, since when has the flannel one been consistent?

Lucasfilm has repeatedly said that there won't be anymore more films after "Revenge of Sith," so we'll have to wait and see what this is all about.
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Source(s): CBS , ComingSoon.net

A total of 18 new castaways will complete in separate tribes of men versus women on Survivor: Vanuatu – Islands of Fire, the ninth installment of the hit TV series, which will premiere Thursday, Sept. 16, at 8 p.m. ET/PT, on CBS.

Survivor: Vanuatu – Islands of Fire takes place on the islands of Vanuatu, located in the remote waters of the South Pacific near the tumultuous "Ring Of Fire," a land of volcanoes and rituals where sorcery and black magic are a part of tribal life and the spirits of the dead are believed to have power over the living.

More than 80 islands are home to more than 100 languages and a diverse group of tribes and clans whose history includes cannibalism.

The team colors are yellow for Yasur (the women) and red for Lopevi (the men). The castaways for Survivor: Vanuatu – Islands of Fire are:

• Julie Berry, 23, a youth mentor from Gorham, Maine
• Chad Crittenden, 35, a teacher from Oakland, Calif. (Chad is an amputee.)
• Ami Cusack, 31, a barista (coffee server) and model from Lakewood, Colo.
• Chris Daugherty, 33, who works in highway construction, from South Vienna, Ohio
• Brady Finta, 33, an FBI agent who was formerly in the military service, from Huntington Beach, Calif.
• Rory Freeman, 35, a housing case manager from Des Moines, Iowa
• Mia Galeotalanza, 30, a finance manager from Tom’s River, N.J.
• Brook Geraghty, 27, a project manager from Boston
• Lisa Keiffer, 44, a real estate agent from New Orleans
• John Kenney, 22, a mechanical bull operator and model from Los Angeles
• Scout Cloud Lee, 59, a rancher and entrepreneur from Stillwater, Okla.
• Lea "Sarge" Masters, 40, a drill sergeant who lives in Columbia, S.C.
• Dolly Neely, 25, a sheep farmer from Mercer, Pa.
• Eliza Orlins, 21, a pre-law student from Syracuse, N.Y.
• John Palyok, 31, of Los Angeles is a sales manager at a Home Depot.
• Travis "Bubba" Sampson, 33, of Johnson City, Tenn., works in loss prevention.
• Leann Slaby, 35, a research assistant from Kansasville, Wis.
• Twila Tanner, 41, of Marshall, Mo., who works in highway repair

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I know that the Star Wars news isn't all that great, because it might not be anything, but it could be everything. In my opinion, I think they should leave Star Wars the way it is after Episode III.

As far as Survivor goes, I've never been a very big fan, but I'll probably end up watching a few episodes.

[ August 17, 2004, 10:28 PM: Message edited by: HaMMeR ]