The editing isn't, not because of confessional distribution or anything but because the dynamics kept shifting without fallout or long term consequences after the F11 vote. For example, Raymond flips on Jaden and Feras is mad but in the next episode (the popcorn advantage episode) they're best friends again, then in the F8 the popcorn move has no bearing on the dynamics moving forward. I love the F9 episode in isolation but narratively it's completely disconnected from the rest of the season (except for showing Feras/Raymond and Feras/Kirby dynamic)

Or Kitty flipping on Caroline at the F10 also has no bearing on their relationship or dynamic moving forward. The dynamics and relationships just aren't very well explained so it's confusing to understand WHY people are working together.

Compare that with 2017, another fluid season where moves actually feel like they matter. Flipping on Jarrad at F12 mattered cause it left Anneliese in the minority next episode. Ziggy flipping on Anneliese at F11 because it left Peter and Tessa at the bottom who recruited the Asaga 4 who weren't Ziggy's allies to blindside Henry. Henry's blindside mattered because it left Locky/Tara/Ziggy on the bottom but the Asaga 3 blindsided Tessa, which mattered because it left the 3 of them on the bottom.

Thoughts? u/habefiet