While I don't know if I would call the Blood Moon the biggest twist in Survivor history, it was certainly impactful.  Since this was a much larger cast than usual, the Blood Moon simply feels like a natural extension due to the math of the season.

My biggest takeaway from this episode is that Charlie needs a hug.  I hope he gets some therapy and takes a nice, long break from Survivor.  I really like the guy, so watching him break down at the end of the episode was hard to watch.

To any celebrities that want to get involved in Survivor in the future...don't.  It's one thing if you want to play the game.  I'm fine with that, but beyond that, you aren't needed or wanted here.

I never thought I would see Jeff Probst rap on Survivor.  I still can't believe I witnessed such a thing.  Is he going to leave Survivor to pursue a rap career?

You know, for as annoyed as I've been with all the celebrities being involved in season 50, Billie Eilish's Boomerang Idol may have been worth it just for the expression of Christian's face when he read the note out loud.

Survivor is back, baby!  I've made it a personal rule to keep my expectations low for all-star seasons. This episode had highs and lows, but I really enjoyed it overall and I'm ready for whatever ride 50 has in store.