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Previously on Survivor, the former Kucha
tribe outnumbered by Ogakor's alliance

fought to stay alive by exploiting the
tribe's disdain for Jerry.

I think there's a crack in their tribe
right now. Jerry, I think she's going to

get votes from their tribe.

Jerry won the reward challenge and chose
Amber to share in her victory.

While back at camp, Baramundi had their
own celebration without them.

What's missing? What's making you feel
that way?

A wicked witch.

Keith won immunity for the second time
in a row.

The tribe hiked to tribal council in a
torrential rainstorm.

Alicia. Where the former Kucha members
learned that Ogakor's alliance was still

strong. The tribe has spoken.

Alicia was voted out, becoming the first
member of the jury.

Eight are left.

Who will be the next to go?

Last night it was just tossing and
turning all night.

The floor of the tent was uncomfortable.

When the rain started coming in, I was
on the end.

Started getting some water flow in my
side of the tent, just draining off the

tarp that we lay on. And then wake up to
see the rain like this, our bars out.

It's going to be a long day.

Right now, my main concern is being dry.

I don't want to get cold.

I'm just feeling kind of drained and
lazy right now.

I'm sleeping in.

Maybe it'll clear it off.

Maybe it'll only rain half the day. I
hope our sunny days aren't completely

now. The rainy season is upon us.

Call me a fireman for nothing.

Look at that.

Look.

The physical work is not light. You've
got to go get wood. You've got to break

it down. You've got to keep the fire
going.

Life in the outback is tough, and it's
getting tougher. It really is getting

tougher for everybody.

How are you doing, Nick?

I swear, every time I swallow, my throat
just burns.

The roof of my mouth feels like it's
been burned for the last three days.

In large?

In large.

I had three or four enlarged taste buds
on my tongue, which is just terrible.

I'm feeling better, but my mouth is
still raw, so I can't even drink water

normally. It's just like, ah.

The rain settled in here and muddied our
water and

it's so cloudy that fishing has not been
good at all. We've lost all but two of

our hooks because we have to Fish from
shore, and there's a lot of debris on

bottom. Nina, would you come down here?
I'm going to have to get out in the

water. I've got a lion hung out.

You've got a lion, Sam?

Yeah, but it's a little bit all full
here.

The water is just so much muddier.

Plus, I'm taking stands on losing my
hook in here. I do know that.

Let me pull it this way to try to nerve
her.

Maybe tomorrow we've got a full day.
Maybe the water will clear up a little

and try to get some fishing, something
besides rice.

Because we're not having to fish, we're
having to rely on our rice.

We're eating a lot more rice than maybe
we should be.

We're down to about two or three days'
supply at the rate we're going. We still

have eight people to feed.

Keith, do you want me to start the rice
in ten minutes?

Yeah, if Jerry's up for that.

Or we can do the two cups of rice. It
doesn't matter.

Maybe go back to the two cups.

One more meal of rice.

That's the most.

Oh, my gosh, I knew it was going to be
something you called.

Rope ladder.

Oh, my gosh.

Hey, guys, you guys are going to dig
this one. It's going to be a good one.

They have upped the ante.

Came on a rope ladder. It says mental or
physical, you never can tell, but

you'll need a partner, so you must pair
up well. One guy, one girl, one reward

to split. If there's one reward to win,
then this one is it.

and this one's going to be big and
chunky.

How do you guys think we should decide?
I don't know. Should we pull them out of

the hat?

You want to do that?

You don't want to put them out of the
hat? No.

Who would you pick?

I'd pick Colby.

Well, Dad, who wouldn't? Well, the whole
thing is, you know, when does this game

start being fair?

No, but I think it is about
championship.

You know, I'm the old guy here. I know
nobody wants to be with me, but, you

know, sometimes you just got to go with
the flow.

How are we going to do it, Colby?

I've got all the guys' names written on
a piece of paper. Oh, that's a good

idea. Yep.

Don't open it yet.

Yep, you got it.

We'll look at them.

Oh, well, you can look at them.

Keith, you're my partner. Keith, you're
my partner.

Colby.

There we go.

Ironically enough, I ended up being
Colby's partner anyway.

I think it's important that people are
constantly reminded of the reality of

situation. There's nothing fair about
this.

And, you know, it's about winning.

Jerry said, well, I don't want to draw
names.

Tina said, why not? She said, well, I
just think we ought to pick.

She said, well, who would you pick?

She said, Colby, Clemson are going to
want to hold on. Let's think about who

Colby would pick here.

Granted, I want to win this thing, but I
don't know that I want to share with

her whatever it is.

Come on in, guys.

Today's reward challenge is the biggest
one yet.

A helicopter is going to land at
Baramundi Beach and take you to one of

seven wonders of the world.

The Great Barrier Reef, where you'll go
snorkeling in the clear blue water, and

you'll be treated to a great lunch.

The challenge is an obstacle course. You
and your partner must stay together.

There will be three heats with two teams
competing.

It's simple elimination. If you win, you
advance.

If you lose, you're out.

The winners from the first two heats
will move on to the final.

The winning team is going to the reef.

We've already drawn straws to see who's
going to race first.

You picked your partners. Let's go.

Oh, my.

This is heat number one.

Winners move on to the final round.

Survivors ready.

Go.

Nice job, Keith and Amber. Take a break.

Heat number two.

Winners will take on Amber and Keith in
the finals.

Survivors ready?

Go!

Way to go, Colby and Jerry.

Final heat.

winners get a private helicopter ride to
the Great Barrier Reef. Here we go.

Survivors ready.

Come on, come on, come on.

Go, go, go, go.

You're all right. Hurry up.

It's tight. It's tight. You got it. Come
on.

to the Great Barrier Reef.

Are you packing all your stuff?

Yeah, I'm going to get dressed because
we don't have any idea what time.

I hope we left an hour ago. You did not.

They wouldn't do that. That would be so
cruel. Yeah, that totally would be

cruel. You guys are funny.

I tried to wake you and you said no, you
didn't want to go. I thought for sure

they'd be here by now.

Okay.

Y 'all late yet?

Yeah. Yeah, go ahead. Well, you may be
hungry before your trip. You've got a

long way to go.

But the helicopter's going to be here
any minute.

There's got to be a little bit of
animosity and jealousy from everyone

winning two awards in a row.

It bothers me a little bit because I can
see where that might affect people

voting.

But on the other hand, I really couldn't
give a flying crap at this time.

Fun. Y 'all have fun.

Hope you get people there.

Have fun. Too much detail.

Too little. Oh, my God. Make sure you
remember everything you see. I will.

Landed on our beat.

I know. You guys.

So which of you two are coming for a fly
with me tonight? We are.

How are you doing? My name's Craig.

Colby, nice to meet you. Colby. Jerry.
Jerry, how are you going?

Very good.

Let's head over to the machine.

Details.

Take note of everything. I don't want
details.

This is something they're going to
remember for the rest of their lives.

I'll remember this thing, too. Yeah, we
will, too.

Watching the helicopter go away.

Well, the kids are gone for a day trip.

Let's eat. Let's eat.

Let's eat.

A bit of low -level stuff now. We'll go
down and have a look at the trees, give

you a bit of a close -up look at the
bush.

north over some rugged outback stuff, so
you can have a good look around where

you are.

Sounds great.

Oh, yeah!

Woo!

I really got to get me one of these
choppers.

Nice waterfalls up ahead.

Just a change of scenery.

Good thing, Gary. We could be back on
the beach eating rice right now.

It was meant to be, Colby.

I'm getting excited.

We land on the beach and I see a boat
sitting there. I'm like, what is going

This is, it couldn't possibly get any
better.

I don't even want to think about anybody
right now. No, no conversation about

strategy or survivor today.

I can handle it.

I told Jerry as soon as we got in the
boat, I said, here's the deal.

No talk about the game, no strategy, no
talk about the other survivors.

Let's just enjoy the day for what it is,
a day off. And that's it.

Oh my god!

underwater cameras. Look at these.
Unbelievable.

Look at all this.

We get under this tent and there is just
this spread.

There's a basket full of all different
kinds of fruits.

Wrapped sandwiches, a bag of Doritos,
there's pasta salad and sweet potatoes

all these different vegetables.

Look at this.

Look what you get here.

A little brownie.

Golly. Where do we start?

Perfect.

I feel rather spoiled right now.

I got champagne over there.

That'll be cool.

We don't need to have alcohol if we're
going diving.

Sure we do.

We feasted for a good while and then
realized, I wonder how everybody else is

doing. But I knew.

Around camp, we just kind of did, you
know, daily chores and stuff. Keith and

went and got some firewood and broke
some firewood up.

Just normal taking care of our camp
stuff, you know, and not too exciting,

just enough to keep us busy to make the
day go by a little bit faster with

nothing to do.

Oh, yeah.

She always said little things. I think
she's just really enjoying herself.

Just to get out of here and see one of
the wonders of the world would have been

great. You know, we're in the outback,
but we're seeing, you know, the same

basic spot over and over and over. So to
get out and see some really clear blue

water and have a big meal would have
been great.

Here we are in the middle of the Great
Barrier Reef. It was just too close to

paradise.

The setting, it was very, very romantic
on top of everything else.

I even looked at him at one point and I
was like, this is one hell of a first

date, Colby.

I couldn't have come out here with a
better person than Colby. We're having a

great time. We're getting to know each
other outside of the game and outside of

that environment.

This is basically the perfect honeymoon
without the sex.

Jerry was quite giddy on our little
getaway.

She made a comment to me about it being
a honeymoon without the sex, and it

couldn't be farther from the truth for
me. I mean, we certainly didn't sit

around and high -five and say, man, we
finally get our time alone together.

You know, that's not what I was looking
for. I was just looking for some

downtime away from the game, and that's
what I got.

I don't know. I want to leave here.

It's hard back on Baramundi Beach being
out there 26 days, going on a month, and

not have anything but rice. So we're
just going to go back in and try to be

humble as possible about it.

If somebody pisses me off, then I'm
going to just say, I got to go

the Great Barrier Reef. What did you do
today?

I'm returning to Barrow Monday right
now.

I'm not really looking forward to it,
but I at least am going back feeling.

rejuvenated and renewed and a little bit
more like my true self.

Man, after 26 days of putting on the
game face and being this tough, you

don't mess with me chick.

I got a tender side too. I feel like a
little bit of that was touched today.

Let's see what this noise is. There it
is. Here they are.

Right coming over the trees.

Right there.

Bananas, apples, and oranges.

And a couple of nectarines. I wish
everyone could have done this.

But since you couldn't, I brought a
little bit of the reef back to you.

Everybody gets their own piece of coral.

Oh, how exciting!

Oh my gosh! This is Rogers.

Thank you so much!

This one is Keith, and it has a little
empty space, kind of like the one

his ears.

Here's your orange for Tennessee.

Thank you.

Colby's little shell maneuver was most
definitely strategy.

For me, in a perfect world, it'll be me
and him sitting up there in front of the

jury. I find him and myself to be the
most even on the playing field more than

anybody else here.

And so now, because of that little
maneuver, I'm thinking.

He's got one up on me for sure.

Thank you. Thank you so much. You're
welcome. I wish y 'all could have been

there. This is so cool.

A wonder.

That's exactly right. One of the seven
wonders of the world. Yeah.

Hey, Keith, can you grab the funnel?

Immunity is going to determine who goes
next time, just like immunity determines

who's going tonight.

Nick comes over from Kucha, and as Ogle
Corps, we're still trying to maintain

some sort of control.

We determined a long time ago that Nick
was more of a threat than, say,

Elizabeth and Roger.

So that determines why Nick goes before
them.

Fucker.

I'll see ya.

I need some water.

Grasshopper's in the box.

Nick's a strong guy, although Nick's
pretty much had it. He's burned out, and

says, listen, I'm ready to go.

So I don't feel real bad about that.

I don't think we've been alone together
in a long time, the three of us. That's

true.

We're right.

We're meeting super survivors.

The wind's blowing right at you. Yeah.

Well, basically, Cooch is outnumbered
right now by overcore, and there's a

chance one by one we could go. I know
Nick feels as if he's probably the next

go out of our tribe, but if he wins
immunity, it could just as easily be me

Roger. If I don't win the immunity
challenge, I think I'm a goner.

I'll go boil water.

Well, maybe that's fine.

They know that they got it. They know
they got it.

Winning the immunity challenge is
important to stay alive.

You know, you get out there and you try
to compete and try to win immunity

challenges, but it looks like
everybody's voting on travel lines at

Those with good balance are in for

a treat because now we find out who's
sure on their feet.

If you keep steady and don't rock the
boat.

You'll head to the council safe from the
vote.

Today's the immunity challenge.

Important day for everybody.

The mail insinuated that we're standing
on some kind of a log structure. I think

it's going to be in the water.

I'll take this again.

Mr. Consistency.

Two times a day.

Put it back on its perch.

You predicting another victory today?

No. Going to have to share the wealth.
Luck is on my side.

All right.

Today's immunity challenge is going to
test your balance, not your strength. In

fact, one of the keys is figuring out
how to use your opponent's strength

against them to knock them off balance.

There will be three rounds. Each round
is a different challenge, a single

elimination. Lose, you're out. Win, you
move on.

First round, you'll climb up onto the
towers, one against another.

And using a rope, you're going to try
and knock your opponent off balance into

the water.

Not a tug of war. You can pull on the
rope, or if you want, just let it go.

Next round, you have a shaky beam.

So it's all about using your legs and
redistributing weight to get them

or backwards.

Wow.

For the last round, the finalists will
square off on a pair of unsteady

platforms. Wow. Cool.

As always, tribal council tonight,
immunity at stake, certainly for one

Big, big stakes tonight.

To be fair, you guys have already
randomly drawn names to decide who will

compete against one another in the first
round. All right, let's do it.

Keith, Roger, you're up.

Grab your rope.

Amber,

moving on.

Okay,

round two. Once again, you've randomly
chosen the names of your opponents.

Here we go.

Winner moves on to the finals in a shot
at immunity.

Survivors ready.

The only thing that can guarantee your
security at tonight's tribal council,

survivors ready.

Way to go, Nick.

Fair on Monday.

See you tonight at Tribal Council.

Yeah. Good job, buddy.

Could have been either one of us here.

It's just the way the old ball bounces.

It's weird, but I think they all just
know, so they've come to accept it.

So I think it's totally fine.

The main thing that's changing now that
Nick has won today's immunity is that we

were all going to vote him off camp.

So it was discussed on the walk back to
camp who we would be voting for instead.

It was decided by the ex -Ogecor tribe
that Elizabeth would be the

next one to go.

I'm being scared a little.

Could be near you.

Could be.

Trouble Council is definitely never a
place where I want to go. I hate going

every single time.

voting somebody off. It doesn't matter
if you've been with that person the

entire time or only a couple of days.
It's still really hard to do.

I definitely want to talk to, you know,
Jerry and Colby and Tina and Keith

tonight to see if our original plan is
still in effect.

The plan was we can kind of just get rid
of Kucha one by one by one.

You guys are pretty much in control. You
know that because of your numbers.

I mean, my next vote would be for Jerry.

Anyway, I think that she just brings
people down, and I don't like how she

to even people on her own tribe. Her
allegiance is only to herself.

But we have to vote your Roger off
because, you know, that's the safe thing

do. It's hard. It's hard to talk about,
you know, because you and Roger just

have more of that heart and soul that we
want.

Me and Kobe and Keith usually get
together and talk about the order. We

agree or disagree on things.

There is one other alternative, so we
can eliminate Jerry.

Well, we're stuck with it.

Well, Keith, I'm sorry, but we're
talking about a lot of money. No, I

that.

We have an opportunity to turn this
right in the face of this guarantee.

We'll get rid of Jerry collectively.

Keith, listen to what you just said. Why
would we allow that possibility to even

come to fruition when we've got an
opportunity right now?

To keep things going exactly the way
they are. And then get rid of Jerry as

as we can.

And boy, do I want that.

Man, I'd put up with her all day
yesterday.

I can't imagine getting rid of Elizabeth
over her. I know.

It's just... My gut tells me it's the
right move.

Get up.

Here we go.

We're off like the first turtle.

I'll now bring in the first member of
our jury.

The jury is not to be addressed.

No comments referenced to the jury. The
jury will not speak to you.

The jury is merely here to gather
information that they will use in

which one of the final two gets a
million dollars.

Each tribal council, as you guys are
voted off, you will become a part of the

jury, and the power will shift to that
side.

Nick. On a scale of 1 to 10, how
important was immunity for you today?

This is a 10. If I hadn't won immunity
today, I fully expected to get voted

Based on?

Based on the way voting has been going,
based on my place in the tribe.

I fully expected, if I lost today, to be
sitting in the jury next time around.

Jerry, if you look at the jury, you've
got one member over there.

You guys right now have a one in eight
shot million bucks.

Have you surprised yourself with the way
you've acted out here?

Honestly, I had no idea that this was
going to be as tough as it is. And I

woken up in the morning and gone through
an entire day wondering who I am.

Things come out of my mouth in
frustration and out of hunger and just

After they come out, I want to suck them
back in because it's not something that

I would normally say or act.

So, yeah, I've surprised myself in a lot
of ways.

Elizabeth, due to the numbers, you're
having to sort of go their way.

Worried at all, strong competitor.

You're going to be tough if you get to
the final two.

You're probably a target at some point.

That definitely goes through my mind.

You know, you come here and basically...

Anyone is a target, but when you're in a
minority, you know, of numbers, the

reality sets in a little more harshly.

You're always vulnerable here.

Nothing is guaranteed, and you can't
assume anything, because that's the most

dangerous, dangerous thing you can
possibly do here in the Outback, in this

game, is assume. Assume you're safe,
assume you're right.

You're not. And so I come here prepared
for the worst.

So let's vote. Elizabeth, you're first.

Elizabeth, this is going to be the
hardest vote, yes, and the hardest vote

the rest of the game. But the only
reason why I am making it is because I

word with my original tribe, and I want
to stick to my word.

Most days she gets up in a good mood,
but old baby look out if she gets up in

bad mood.

I've never in my life met anyone more
likable and more lovable.

Because you are such a likable person,
it is a definite threat.

I'm going to tally the votes.

Once the votes are tallied, the decision
is final.

The person voted out of the tribe will
be asked to leave the tribal council

immediately.

First vote.

Elizabeth.

Jerry.

Elizabeth.

Two votes Elizabeth, two votes Jerry.

Three votes Jerry.

Four votes Jerry, two votes Elizabeth.

Five votes Jerry, that's enough. You
need to bring me your torch.

Checkmate. You guys got me.

Good game.

Jerry, tribe has spoken.

It's time for you to go.

Based on that vote, maybe the game has
changed, and a new tribe finally has

born. Barramundi is alive and kicking.

You guys can head back to camp.

Stay tuned for scenes from our next
episode and hear what Jerry has to say.

Next time on Survivor. The tribe wakes
up and realizes that Jerry is really

gone. Sweet. Her own tribe voted against
her. But the survivors are too hungry

to celebrate. I'm just like shaking and
weak.

They are offered more food, but at what
price?

You know, it's funny because I
absolutely knew this was coming.

It must have been my remark about how
this game isn't fair.

I'm pretty sure that's what set everyone
off. I've had a great time, and I'm

still up to sitting around with
everybody having a beer and laughing

whole thing.