>She has a great writer. Since the concept of the show is a mix of Millionaire and Survivor, They really need to incorporate immunity as well after the first few rounds. The player who is statistically the best for the entire game should be immune from elimination for the round just completed. Then recalculate that stat for each round thereafter. I would also throw into that calculation how much they bank [which could actaully be a penalty for frivolity].
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I have a few friends who argue the same thing (immunity). Their major point is that (just like survivor) the "team" is encouraged before the show to discuss/deal however they please (especially to make "alliances", they believe) and immunity could well throw a monkey into the works.


>>Take any of the statements from Anne Robinson on Weakest Link and apply them to managment. A couple of my favorites:
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>>"Is there a village that needs its idiot back?"
>>"Is there no beginning to your knowledge?"
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>>>You somehow think management/decision makers base their decisions on facts and well founded principles. Have you not heard the phrase, rising to one's own level of incompetence? < bg > The higher up you get, the more political the position becomes. The degree of politicization is inversely proportional to rationality. < g >