‘Survivor: Second Chance’: Why Peih-Gee Law is worthy of your vote
We’re really happy that “Survivor: Second Chance” chose Peih-Gee Law as a possible candidate to return to the game. She is one of those people who could have easily been on another returning player season, but probably fell through the cracks each time. She’s smart, competitive, and she has been away from the game long enough that she has a good perspective on things.
With that being said, will this time away help or hurt her when it comes to the fan voting? That is one of many questions that we have when it comes to her right now, and we won’t know until the “Worlds Apart” finale on May 20. (To vote for Peih-Gee or others, click here.)
Past experience – “Survivor: China” (5th place)
Why you should vote for her – You want someone who is probably forgotten by many people, but is a very strong, capable player who was the last person from her original tribe voted out. She also was an immunity threat, and never gave up. These are all qualities you want in an exciting “Survivor” season. Also, let’s give China a little bit of love! It’s one of our favorite seasons, and we still are surprised that Aaron and Jean-Robert haven’t been considered for other seasons. (Of course, Todd would not be eligible for this season because he won.)
Why you wouldn’t vote for her – If you don’t remember her, or if you just have a list of ten players you’ve already decided on. We don’t really understand why you wouldn’t want her on this season in terms of gameplay.
Our prediction – Peih-Gee may have a tough time, since there is only so many times we can vote for her! We’re worried that she is strictly not going to be remembered by casual fans, but it would be nice to get some representation on this season from after “All-Stars,” but before the first “Fans vs. Favorites.”
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