‘Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X’ episode 12 preview: Is Will getting too much power?

Tonight on “Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X,” we shined a further light on Adam Klein’s story as his brother came out to see him on the family visit, and in turn, saw just how important being out in the game fulfilling his dream was to his family. It was one of many powerful moments in what’s been a season stuffed full of them. He also ended up winning immunity!

Where are we going moving into next week’s episode? Well, it seems like Adam is going to be at the center of the action once more, but this time around, it could be to stop Will, who’s starting to become extremely power-hungry in this game. He wants to flip back and forth between the two alliances, which is great in the event that nobody knows what you’re doing. If everyone knows, they’re going to vote you out as soon as they’ve got the opportunity to do so. Adam’s aware of what he’s up to, and that’s where his plan comes from.

So who’s going to potentially gain the most from all of this infighting between some of the groups? If we were to pinpoint one person at present, it’d most likely be Jay, who is an obvious competition threat with an immunity idol, but is able to sit back and watch the strategists squabble and vote each other out. He would stand to lose something courtesy of Will being gone (they are very close to each other on a personal level), but given that they didn’t vote together tonight, they’re obviously not that close when it comes to how they want to play the game.

Ultimately, this is a great season. No matter what happens, we’re probably going to be really entertained with this cast on board.

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