AVClub: The best television makes you feel something. Whether it be anger, amusement, sadness, or pain, if an episode of television can draw an honest emotional reaction from the audience, the writers and producers have done their job. But what happens when that emotional reaction is one that ultimately results in negative feelings toward the show itself? That’s essentially exactly what happened to me while watching “Signed, Sealed and Delivered,” a terrifying, horrifying episode of Survivor that is all the more terrifying and horrifying because it didn’t have to happen.
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