I am – Hercules!!

Talkbacker “Tailhook” writes:

The Genius of what Yau-Man did is that with 5 left he's got a 40% shot that either Yau or Earl will win the next immunity challenge. If one of them does.. whoever didn't gets the hidden immunity idol and they're both guaranteed the final 4. Furthermore, if one of them does win immunity, then Boo doesn't have it and he's pretty much assured of going home. Seriously... anyone not rooting for Yau to win it all needs their had examined.

Oh.. and one other thing. Its absolute genius on the part of Yau-man that if he didn't need the truck he could offload it on another Survivor and the subsequent tax bill. Hi Dreamz... you just got home.. the government wants 7-10k in taxes THANKS.

Tonight brings the season finale for “Survivor Fiji” and there are still five people on the island:
* Kenward “Boo” Burns, 34, construction worker from Lafayette, La.
* Yau-Man Chan, 54, computer engineer from Martinez, Calif.
* Earl Cole, 35, ad exec from Santa Monica, Calif.
* Cassandra Franklin, 42, civil engineer manager from Los Angeles.
* Andre “Dreamz” Herd, 25, cheerleading coach from Wilmington, N.C.

And tonight, in likely the least suspenseful segment of the finale, we’ll get to see the finalists remember their fallen castmates. Like Papa Smurf. And the bartender who looked a little like Rocky.

Yau-Man traded Dreamz an automobile for immunity. Can a grown man who calls himself Dreamz be smart enough to keep his word? Because lying about a thing like that could be a good way to keep people from voting you a million dollars.

I think tonight again brings three finalists instead of the traditional two. If smiling/agreeing Cassandra gets into the final three, will anyone be confused enough to vote her the $1 million? Or even $100,000?

8 p.m. Sunday. CBS.