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Previously on Australian Survivor...

So, you reckon if he
doesn't win immunity

we roll the dice for him?

..Luke continued to be
the number one target.

There's only two ways
I can get him off my back.

Have immunity or have an idol.

- Eeee!
- It wasn't an idol...

"Congratulations. You've
found power in the game."

..but a massive advantage
at the next tribal council.

Ooh. This is big!

At the immunity challenge...

Lukey!

..Luke made absolutely certain
he wasn't going anywhere.

Luke wins individual immunity!

Fourth one, baby!

Back at camp...

She's already got votes on the jury.

- 100%.
- Yeah.

..Abbey set her sights on Pia.

Pia is really upset
about the Janine vote.

So I really need to get
Pia out of this game.

Feeling exposed...

I've got to be smart and
I've got to be strategic.

..Pia went to work on Luke.

The best thing with Luke is just
give him a reason why to keep you.

When I weigh up who can
beat me at the necklace,

I think Abbey's the best bet.

So Abbey's getting blindsided.
She's going home.

At a shocking tribal council,

Luke showed why he's the
people's champion...

This advantage allows Luke

to choose one person to leave
tribal council right now.

- Baden.
- Luke!

..as he executed the
greatest blindside of all.

The 20th person voted out
of Australian Survivor...

..Abbey.

Pia's strategy worked,

and Abbey was sent to the jury.

The tribe has spoken.

Four are left.

Who will be voted out tonight?

- Hello?
- Pia, is that you?

- Yeah. Surprise!
- Oh, Pia!

- Oh, my God!
- Little twist.

I'm feeling good.

- Hey, brother.
- Mate!

Tribal went exactly as planned.

I got Abbey blindsided!

Yeah, boy!

Oh, man! Everyone told me you
were gone but you're still here!

Oh, my God!

I wanted Abbey gone because
she's really good at endurance.

I'm kinda not.

I've got more chance of winning
that immunity necklace

without her in the game.

Oh, mate!

Oh, my God.

You just single-handedly
made the best tribal ever,

like single-handedly.

It was so good.

Oh, my God.

- Oh...
- *** awesome.

You ain't take a peek...

I really wanted to
save Pia. It happened.

- Thanks, mate.
- Nah, all good.

It's been a ***
awesome ride with you.

It has been. How good has it been, hey?

When you think it back.

So at tribal tonight, I knew going in

that the plan was to vote me out

and so I'd spent the afternoon
just really working on Luke

in the hope that he would protect me.

The minute that Luke stood up
and said he had an advantage

I knew I was OK.

It was so exciting.

I knew from that point
that my plan worked.

I'm thinking that
I'm, like, the last chick here.

Thanks so much for tonight.

Oh, that was hilarious.

So I'm still here.

One in four shot at
half a million dollars.

From here out,

mission number one is get rid of Luke.

- Morning!
- Good morning!

- Oh, guys, I can't believe it.
- No.

I wouldn't want to be
here with anyone else.

Yeah, this is cool.

What do we got? 47.

- 47!
- 47.

PB!

It's day 47 and I've beaten last time.

Look at me!

Yeah, I made 46 days last time

and to make 47 is...

I just keep breaking records this time.

I don't know what's going on with me.

Good morning, Vietnam!

Oh, shut up, bro.

47, baby.

As the first returning player
for Australian Survivor,

I felt like I had a massive
target on my back.

I thought I'd land on the
beach and I'd get voted out.

I didn't. You know?

Making the top four is a
huge moment for myself.

You know, like, I only
made top seven last time.

So it's three steps further.

I'm proud of myself.

I've found an idol, played an idol,

flipped on the Champs multiple times,

came back to the Champs.

I've also, you know,
won a few necklaces.

I've survived 18 tribal councils.

That's a lot.

That is a damn lot.

Winning the $500,000 would be
life-changing for my family.

I need to win this game.

I need to take home the money.

That's why I want to
do it is for my family

and also that Sole Survivor title.

That's why I'm here, you know?

I think it's time for
the king of the jungle

to finally claim his crown.

I'm going to have to fire up today!

Challenge day!

Ahhh!

You're a maniac.

Ha!

I'm that close.

You know, bring on the next three days.

I'm beating you today, Luke.

Today's my day.

Ha! Today could be your day.

I'm going to win.

Last night's tribal, Luke
hijacks the known result,

completely flips it,

so it's just one more feather in his cap

and I wouldn't have a chance in hell
if it's me and him at the final two.

Luke has so much power over this jury.

He has the charisma.

He has the resume.

He has this back story.

And to top that all off, he's
played by far the best game.

But I'm this close to making
my pitch to the final jury.

I can taste that money.
I can taste the title.

I only really have one
option left at this point,

and that's beating Luke
at an immunity challenge.

- Surprise!
- Oh, Pia's got a thing.

Where'd you get that from?

I don't know if it's a challenge
or if it's a surprise.

- Was it a tree mail thing?
- Yeah.

Alright. Let's all take a seat.

- Hey!
- Come on, guys. Come sit down.

I don't know what it is.

The other person who is a huge
threat in a final two is...

..Pia.

"Here's a game
for the tribe to play

"in order to find out a little
more about your tribemates."

She knows how to read everyone.

"Have fun and good luck."

Whoa!

She's a fantastic actress.

She is the mastermind behind the five

that controlled the new contenders.

"Who is the most honest person?"

Go.

- Oh!
- Oh! Luke!

- You got two.
- Harry?

Pia has had a lot of allies
and a lot of shields.

She's had the Godmother
as this figurehead

that made all the moves on the ground

while she was pulling the
strings in the background.

She's absolutely the smiling
assassin in this game.

"Who apart from yourself

"would you give a delicious
burger to right now?"

Oh...

Baden, on the other hand,
has not been strong

in any real social or strategic way.

"There is a delicious burger
waiting for the two people

"who received the highest number
of votes in the last question."

He's just a guy that's sort of gone
along being everyone's friend.

Baden is an ideal number two.

- Ready, set, go.
- Go!

- Oh!
- Oh, guys!

I win the burger prize, right?

- Thank you, guys.
- Oh, my God!

- I'm getting a burger! Ahh!
- You're getting a burger too!

Sorry can't all share
that together, guys.

The thing about Baden is

there is the chance he
makes it to final two

and can claim a whole lot of things.

But what is it really worth
if no-one's seen it?

Been talking about rewards.

And thanks so much, Pia and
Harry. You guys are amazing.

Whether he's actually just

this genuinely lovable, easy-to-know guy

that doesn't stand much
chance at the end.

Have fun, guys. See ya!

Oh, man.

Do you reckon there'll
be bacon in there?

I hope so.

In this game, I've outwit
people by letting them think

that I'm an awkward person
who can be easily swayed.

But I always made sure
that while I appeared weak

I had the information to
make my gameplay strong.

Oh, my God! Ahh!

- Luke!
- Oh, my God!

- We got mustard!
- Look how big they are!

Huge!

It's a mishmash of so many things.

It's pride, it's surprise, it's delight.

It's a little bit of bewilderment
at how surreal this all feels.

There's just a bit of everything.

Oh! That's good.
Look at the size of it.

I don't think people expected
me to make it this far.

Cheers for the burgers.

Oh! I almost dropped it all.

Mmm! Mmm!

Oh, my God.

Now we're gonna have to
tell 'em how good it was.

Oh, yeah.

- Was it good?
- Just a burger.

- Oh, how delish.
- Yeah.

Thanks for letting me go.

Thank you so much,
guys, for voting for us.

Ow.

Gonna want it.

Especially today.

If Luke thinks he's
winning another immunity,

he's got another thing coming.

Final four, off we go. Whoo!

I'm in a lot of danger.

So I really need to win immunity.

I have to win every single one to
guarantee myself to be at the end.

So it is do or die for me right now.

Come on in, guys!

- Oh...
- Oh, no.

Oh, boy.

Harry Houdini.

- Convinced you were going to
disappear last night. - Yeah.

Yet here you are.

Here I am.

It's another day that
I'm here in this game

and I think Luke might have made a
little bit of a mistake keeping me.

But time will tell.

We'll see how we go with this.

So, Luke, it's another
immunity challenge.

Is it the same old story for you today?

I think so.

It's win or go home potentially.

Alright. You guys ready to get
to today's immunity challenge?

- Absolutely.
- Luke, you've got to give it up.

Come on, Luke, share
it around this time.

- You know you want to.
- Thank you.

Once again, immunity
is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge,

you're going to drop a ball
into the top of a maze

then run back down to
catch it at the bottom

in order to feed it back in at the top.

At regular intervals, you're
going to add an additional ball,

making it more difficult.

If at any point the ball
drops and hits the ground,

you're out of the challenge.

Last person with all
their balls in the maze

wins immunity, safe from the vote,

guaranteed a spot in the final three.

- Wow!
- As for the rest of you,

tribal council tonight,

where somebody is going to become
the 21st person voted out.

Alright. Let's draw for spots.

Let's get this thing rolling.

Good luck, everyone.

Good luck, everyone.

Looks scary, hey?

Best of luck, but it should be fun, hey?

- Fun. Fun one.
- Guys...

Alright. Here we go.

For immunity...

Survivors ready.

Go!

Everybody drops in their first ball.

This first one is easy.

It's going to give you
a chance to warm up.

Figure out how long it
takes for that ball

to make its way through the maze

and reach the bottom.

There are four balls.

Now's your opportunity to think about

where you might place the additional
balls when we get to them.

In this challenge, just like
in the game of Survivor,

timing is everything.

Three... four... five.

Pia continuing to take
her time, in no rush.

Really thinking about it.

On the other hand, Baden
sprightly pounds up the stairs.

Luke counting.

Trying to figure out
how much time he has.

Lots of crazy stuff going
on at tribal lately.

Be nice to leave here with the
security of that necklace.

In a moment we're going
to add a second ball.

And I'm going to give you
60 seconds to do so.

Alright, your 60 seconds begins now.

Luke drops in his second ball.

Pia drops in her second.

Harry has his second ball in.

Baden drops in his second.

Pace is starting to pick up now.

It now becomes about spacing.

Making sure you have enough
time between the balls

to get up and down the
stairs without dropping one.

All it takes is one mistake...

..and you're out of this challenge.

Huge stakes in this challenge.

Half million dollars could be
resting on two balls in a maze.

Luke determined to get
that necklace yet again.

Harry determined to stop him.

Whoo!

It's exhausting.

Understandable after 47 days out here.

Don't let that exhaustion get
in the way of your focus.

That sound is gonna get hypnotic.

Don't let it break your concentration.

If any ball hits that sand...

..you're out of the challenge.

OK. You now have 60 seconds
to add your third ball.

Pace is definitely going to ramp up.

It's gonna give you a lot less time
to get back down to the bottom.

Placement is going to become critical.

Luke drops in his third.

Harry drops in his third.

Baden drops in his third.

The only way to guarantee
your safety in this game

is to have that necklace.

Pia waiting.

Oh! Shit.

And she's dropped.

She's out of the challenge.

We're down to three.

Luke...

..Baden...

..and Harry,

all fighting it out for that necklace.

Pace has really picked up.

Your spacing needs to
be perfect right now.

Need to focus on catching that
ball before it hits the ground.

Zero margin for error.

Oh, nice save from Baden.

You're gonna get exhausted.
You're gonna make mistakes.

Could be a half million dollar mistake.

Oh, a little slip on
the stairs from Luke.

Harry, Baden and Luke.

Everyone has a nice rhythm.

That's all about to change

when we add that fourth ball.

Baden and Harry looking
for their first immunity win.

Keep pushing.

Luke looking for his fifth,

which would be a record
in Australian Survivor.

You do not want to have
a lapse in concentration.

Ooh. Nice save from Harry.

Harry starting to get exhausted.

Baden placing his balls
with mathematic precision.

Alright. You now have 60 seconds
to drop your fourth and final ball.

- Yep.
- Your placement is critical here.

This is where the challenge
is going to be won or lost.

Luke drops in his fourth ball.

Oh, great save from
Baden. He's still in it.

You now have 30 seconds.

Luke pounding up and down the stairs.

- Ahh!
- Luke's out of it!

Oh... Ahh.

It's come down to Baden and Harry.

Ten seconds to drop your fourth ball.

Baden drops his fourth.

Harry has his fourth.

Baden, it's coming.

- Ah!
- And that's it.

- Baden drops out...
- Harry!

..and Harry wins individual immunity!

Mate... Great job.

Well done, mate. You dead as I am?

Luke, huge effort, mate. Huge effort.

Cheers, brother. Harry. Cheers, mate.

- I'm going to hit the deck.
- Mate, cheers.

- Huge effort, Luke.
- You alright?

That was exhausting.

So, Luke, I'm sensing devastation
from you missing that final ball.

Ah! It's heartbreaking.

But, you know, it is what it is.

Well done to Harry.

I was tired as running
up and down that thing

and I thought someone
would quit at some point.

But it is what it is.

You know? I've still got
my head held high, so...

Game hasn't finished yet.

It's good. I like the attitude.

Harry, come on over.

Hurricane Harry! Here he goes.

- First individual immunity win.
- Whoo!

How does that feel?

Incredible.

I mean, it's like a dream
to win one of these ever.

To be going top three from it is,
like, I can't even describe it.

- So this was an important one to win?
- Yeah.

This is everything.

Well, congratulations,
you are safe tonight.

Guaranteed a one-in-three
shot at winning this game.

As for the rest of you,
tribal council tonight,

where someone is gonna become
the eighth member of our jury.

Won't be you. Well done.

Well done, everyone. Grab
your gear, head back to camp.

It's no secret tonight.

I'm voting Luke.

My game plan has been
laid out for everyone.

It's get rid of the threats,

get myself to the top
at the exact right time.

So I'm hoping and I'm praying
that Luke goes home tonight

because if he's still here...

..I can't win this game.

I need him gone more than anything.

- Congratulations, Dirty Harry.
- Harry!

Well done, man. How's it feel?

Today's immunity challenge
was huge. It was everything.

Because I need Luke out
if I want to win this game.

And winning this game is the only
thing I care about right now.

Congrats, brother.

- I'm really am so proud.
- Absolute monster effort.

Oh, Luke, that was tough
at the end, wasn't it?

Did you make it to the transition?

- Oh, yeah. I put the transition in...
- And then you just got caught out?

Somehow the timing must
have been a tad out

and I seen it hittin' the pipe.

And I ran and dived through it.

And it just fell down.
And I was just like...

This was the pivotal time.

Luke has won four of the
last five immunities.

But...

..here I stand, the god killer,
now possibly the king slayer.

I'm going to be top dog if
everything goes according to plan.

How you going?

I got a rotten one and it's really bad.

I want Luke gone.

My game plan is simple.

Luke has to be the number one target.

And everyone has to
be threatened by him.

What are your... what are your thoughts?

It's got to be Luke. You reckon?

You reckon?

Well, it's like, you know
where my vote is going.

Yeah.

So, really, it's up to
you and Pia to decide,

like, what's going on in
terms of the three of you.

- Honestly...
- But I know I want it to be Luke.

Yeah.

If you want it to be Luke as well,
we just have to convince Pia.

Absolutely.

Harry makes a good point.

He believes that Luke can
beat anyone in the final two.

But I'm completely in two minds.

I could go either way tonight.

I like Luke. Like, he's a great guy.

But it would be a real
uphill battle to beat him

if it was me and him in the final two.

I have a very tough decision
on my hands tonight

about who I take and who I leave.

Losing today, it's a really
hard pill to swallow.

Especially the way I lost.

Urggh, it kills me.

I can't believe Harry
actually did it. He got a win.

He got it. Worst-case scenario.

Worst-case scenario for us, isn't it?

For pretty much the last
four to five tribals,

I've had my head on the chopping block.

And I've managed to win immunity
after immunity after immunity

to get to this point.

And it's, like, all I
needed was one more.

And to lose now and not
have that necklace,

it could be the game killer.

Man, honestly, like, I still
want to say strong and all that

but you have to understand I'm
obviously begging for my own game.

- Yeah.
- But I have to consider

both options in front of me.

You know, I kind of feel like
my kids' and family's future

is, like, slipping through
my fingers, you know?

I've got to try to, like,
convince people to take me

but without becoming,
like, overbearing, so...

It's...

You know, you got to...
It's like begging, you know?

You're desperate for it but...

Hopefully... Hopefully I can...

Hopefully I can do something.

Look, my pitch is exactly
what we said this morning.

Yeah.

So the idea would be you
writing down Pia's name,

I write down Pia's name...

And then it goes to fire.

Hopefully beat P and then it
gives us two of our best options

to beat Harry...

And then get us both to the end.
And get us both to the end.

And we both have our pitch.

In Survivor, once you get
down to the final four,

if there's a tie, two votes for one
person and two for another person,

and that tie cannot be broken,

those two go to a fire-making challenge.

Whoever doesn't win that challenge
is gone from the game entirely.

All I can... You know, you've
still got time to think about it.

- Yeah.
- And you know exactly...

You have two options tonight as well.

Yeah. Completely.

You've got to understand
I want it to work

- but nothing is guaranteed.
- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

- So obviously I will let you know...
- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

..before it all happens
and what I'm thinking.

But honestly I might...

It could be this is a case

where I don't actually make
a decision until tribal.

I left my six-week old daughter...

..at home, you know...

..to come out here and win, you know?

So, to see Baden's vagueness

and... and kind of shut me down

like he doesn't want to chat about it,

it kind of feels like he
shut the door maybe on me

and he sees a better position

him going forward with Harry.

But I'm not gonna give up.

Until my name is written down

I think I've still got
a shot in this game.

The idea is to appeal to Pia to
give me one chance to survive.

Let me go to fire. Let
me fight for my life.

You know, all I can say to you, Pia,
is, like, I suppose, you know...

I'm not just going to be, "Cool,
Luke didn't win immunity.

"Luke's a threat."

No way. That's not how
I'm going to play it.

Yeah. Yeah.

Also, 'cause, you know...

Yeah. No. Cheers.

It's either...

..and I take you out.

Or I go to a tie and I
try and give you fire.

It will mean the world to me
if... if it did happen that way.

Tonight, Luke's pitched to me
that I could vote for Baden

and he could vote for Baden
and we could force a tie

and Baden and Luke could go
to a fire-making challenge.

And I know definitely that
Luke will win against Baden.

I don't want to just throw
away all this time...

..thinking about all the options
and giving you a chance.

Cheers.

It's such an emotional, like...

I think it's because
it's not just a game,

it's because it's life changing.

And I think changing your
life would be amazing.

And that's why it's hard.

It's not... I'm not
crying because of that.

I'm just crying because it's
been such a good ride with you

and you've done so much for me.

And, you know, I just...

You mean a lot to me actually.

And no matter what happens tonight,
I just want you to know that.

But I'm definitely going to
think about going to a tie

and just giving you a chance
to win the fire challenge.

OK?

Cheers, P.

Meeting you has been, like, one
of the best things on the show.

And I really wanted you to
win the money if I couldn't.

Because I know that you need it.

Yeah.

I don't think I could have done this

or got this far without you, either.

So it just sucks that we're
sitting here like this today.

It's the worst.

'Cause if you'd won, I would be
so happy for you.

Cheers, P.

I know I have the
game to beat Harry

and I think I've got a very good
shot to beat Baden in the final two.

But it's hard when you are in a position

where you can either vote with
your heart or vote with your head.

I have an option to help
Luke, and vote out Baden.

They could go to fire

and I know that Luke would
take me to the final two

if he wins immunity.

Do you take that chance and hope
that you can argue really well?

Or do you look after yourself

and realise there's
$500,000 up for grabs

and vote out someone
who's played a great game

and who's a really good person?

It's a tough one for me tonight.

If Harry and Baden vote together,
I would be the swing vote.

And I'm not sure what to do yet.

Not voting Luke out is definitely
because my heart's calling me

and voting Luke out is definitely
'cause my head's calling me.

But it's a game and I need to keep
myself in the best possible position

and I don't know what to do tonight.

Do I go with my heart or my head?

Since day one I've
played this game hard.

I'm gunning for Luke and he knows it.

This is David versus Goliath here.

But he's too dangerous to keep
in this game and needs to go.

I'll now bring in the
members of our jury.

Shaun,

David,

John,

Daisy,

Simon,

Janine,

and voted out last tribal council,

Abbey.

So, Harry,

you seemed quite emotional when I
put that necklace around you today.

What was going on for
you in that moment?

I mean, it was a lot of emotions,

pride, it was... happiness.

It was relief as well.

It is nice to have that
little bit of security.

I mean, at this point everyone wants
it because anyone could be going.

I mean, we saw that last night.

Was there any sense of joy

in knowing that you kept it
out of the hands of Luke?

"Joy" is the wrong word.

I've definitely made it clear
that I'm trying to play to win

and if I want to win,

that I have to get rid of
anyone that stands in my way.

Having this necklace means
that I can potentially do that.

So, Luke, on the flip side
you were visibly devastated.

Yeah.

What went through your head as you
watched that ball drop on the ground?

Uh...

It was... Yeah. It was really emotional.

It really came down to the wire.

I was hoping these guys
would just give up.

To see every ball just drop, you
know, beside me, was just...

You know... It was...

Yeah. It was really emotional for me.

Recently you have said without
that necklace you'd be going home.

Yes.

Here you are without the necklace.

Is that what's going to happen tonight?

I know what I'm gonna do tonight.

I came back to camp and I
thought I've got some options.

You know, I've got two different
people that I can pitch to.

That's Baden and obviously P.

Me and P had a chat

and it was a bit, like, heart-wrenching

the conversation we had.

I ended up coming to a decision
with what I wanted to do

moving forward tonight.

I'll be definitely going down there
and writing Baden's name down.

In a hope that P does too

and I can battle with Baden for fire.

What it does guarantee,

it will be myself, P and Harry

moving forward into the
final three challenge.

And I will guarantee that
I will take P to the end.

If Pia doesn't want to vote
that way, that's fine as well, P.

Like, don't ever think that you
need to save me for any reason.

I want you to make it
to the end as well.

Thanks.

It is what it is, as I say.

I'll take it on the chin if she
doesn't want to go that way

and she wants to go with the boys.

But if she doesn't...

..obviously I'll be forever grateful.

Pia, that's a lot to digest.

It is a lot to digest. It's a lot.

I know how much... how much
the money would mean to Luke.

And to know that that all rests
on my shoulders is really tough.

I have to weigh up so
many things tonight,

whether the boys will
be willing to take me

if one of them wins immunity.

You know, whether I can
beat Luke in the final two

or whether Luke will
stay true to his word

and want to take one
of the boys instead.

So there's a lot for me to think about.

And I've been thinking all day.

And I've been able to make
really clear decisions

when I've put someone's
name down on the parchment.

But tonight my head and my
heart are in a complete mess.

I am... I feel really... You know,
I feel really stressed out actually.

Survivor is a game, but you're
also playing with real people

and with a life-changing
amount of money.

I think that's where it's
become hard for me today

more than any other day

because when there's a lot of us

the money seems really
sort of untouchable.

But when you're down to four people

and you're sitting next to
someone who has a family

and who could really use the money,

it's really tough to say, "OK, well,
I'll just make a flippant choice

"and vote you out or not vote you out."

I mean, potentially what
I write down tonight

will change Luke's life.

That's a lot of responsibility.

And I think we're all feeling that.

There's responsibility in
writing someone's name down

because you're taking away
a life-changing opportunity.

So, Baden, how confident do you
feel about going up against Luke

in a fire-making challenge?

I don't think either of us
have had a ton of practice

with the flint and steel.

I think I've probably had
way less than you even.

So, in that regard, I'm worried.

I'm extremely worried that this
could be what ends my game.

Harry, what do you think
about Luke's pitch to Pia?

It's actually a pitch that
makes a lot of sense.

Pia can essentially just about
guarantee herself top two

but at the same time
it's a little bit dangerous

because if you do go with Luke
then I don't see her winning.

So in that regard it's more dangerous.

I mean it's... it's a 50/50 shot really.

Luke, do you have any final words
for the tribe before we go up?

Look, obviously with P,
you know what I mean?

We've sacrificed a lot to be here.

You obviously got little ones

and I've come in, a little
daughter obviously and the issues.

And that's... everything irrelevant,

I would just love to just
have a shot of fire.

I'm going to write Baden's
name down, sorry, brother.

And I just hope that I get
a second life in this game.

Harry, what should the tribe
remember before we go up to vote?

I think they should remember
that this is a difficult game.

We've played 47 days.

You're mentally fatigued, starved.

But that's what we're here for.

You're here for not only yourself

but for your family, your own dreams.

And I think people should play to win.

Alright. Well, whether you do it
with your head or your heart,

it is time to vote.

Alright. Well, whether you do it
with your head or your heart...

..it is time to vote.

I'll go count the votes.

OK. Once the votes are read,
the decision is final.

The person voted out will be asked to leave
the tribal council area immediately.

First vote...

Luke.

Baden.

One vote Luke, one vote Baden.

Luke.

Two votes Luke, one vote Baden.

One vote left.

21st person voted out
of Australian Survivor,

eighth member of our jury.

I'm sorry.

That's OK. That's OK.

Hey, it's all good.

Shit.

Luke, you need to bring me your torch.

That's OK, P. Oi...

- Go in there and smash it, eh?
- OK.

- It's all good...
- That's alright, brother.

That's alright. All good.
All good, brother. All good.

- I'm gonna miss you.
- Good luck.

You know. Smashed it.

Pia... That's OK. That's OK.

You alright? All good.

We'll miss you, Luke.

All good.

Luke, the tribe has spoken.

What a day.

Well, no matter how much you
have your head in the game,

you can't remove your heart from it.

Grab your torches, head back to camp.

Tomorrow night on Australian Survivor...

..after 50 days...

..they will endure...

I can't actually move.

Ah...

..the toughest challenge

in Australian Survivor history.

Baden...

People do underestimate
me but I'm a fighter.

..Pia...

I'm the last woman standing
and I'm the last Champ standing.

It's my time to take this out.

..Harry...

I'm going to give it every single
thing I have, even if it kills me.

Who will be the last one standing
to be crowned Sole Survivor?

I'm the ultimate Contender.

And I'm going to be Sole Survivor.

Pia's been with me day one,
and she didn't save me tonight.

And I don't hold grudges.

I'm so sorry. Playing this game
with you has been amazing.

And I didn't think writing down
a name would be so hard.

Look, as a player, I
want to be remembered

that I give this game my heart and soul.

You know, the king of the jungle.

You know, money comes and
goes, but this experience...

..man, I'll remember it forever.

I will remember this forever.