Joe has the distinction of being the one person post-Cook Islands who has made the merge and not the jury (personally that's my favorite format but the producers these days are like LOL screw the fans!), and it couldn't be more fitting. He is easily the most forgettable medivac the show has ever had, to the point where I don't think anybody cared that he actually did get medivac'd. It was obvious that it was going to happen because his leg was doing bad for a couple episodes leading up to it, and all it in terms of gameplay was keep Brendan alive for one more round to make the jury. Everything else would have turned out exactly the same. And I don't care to talk about Joe anymore because he doesn't really matter.
311. Jay Byars (One World, 10th place)
Pre-season Jay was my least-favorite. He just seemed like a boring tool. But as the season got started he really started to grow on me. He seemed like he had a strategic head on his shoulders and wasn't just blindly following one alliance, and he was one of the two guys post-merge who was seriously willing to work with the women. Unfortunately, I have to put him this low because he just pissed me off so badly in his boot episode. He stepped down from immunity for beer and chicken wings when he knew that it was probably a guy going home that night, and when Troy, his closest ally, came to him with a plan to take out the biggest strategic threat in the game, he decided to put his trust in Kim, who he had seen backstab others already, and sold out his buddy, not only wasting Troy's hidden immunity idol, but getting himself voted out in one fell swoop. And he had nobody but himself to blame, but he still seemed really bitter about it.
310. A returning player who ended up on the jury in this go-around
309. Has a cool-sounding name
308. Really hit someone below the belt
307. Voluntarily gave up a huge reward
306. Got very far in casting in a season prior to their actual appearance
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