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Previously on

Over the past ten years, some of

Survivor's most memorable

castaways played the game with

honor and integrity...

In my world, I've always

tried to show that good will

win.

...while others

relied on ruthless cunning and

backstabbing.

I'm the original villainess

of Survivor and I got to tell

you, I feel like Mother Teresa

right now with these people.

In the historic 20th

season of Survivor, ten of the

most notorious villains have

returned to face ten of the

greatest heroes.

Russell has the bag for the

Villains!

The first challenge was a fierce

battle.

The Heroes suffered two

injuries...

...but ultimately

prevailed.

Heroes win reward!

Filled with confidence, the

Heroes worked well together and

built a solid camp.

I love my tribe.

We have a good aura, we have

good energy.

But not every Hero

acted heroically.

J.T. dipped into the Villains'

playbook and formed conflicting

alliances.

I'm gonna form alliances with

everyone I can.

So it's gonna be a whole

different ball game for me.

At the Villains'

beach, Boston Rob was the only

one who worked, and the camp

suffered.

They don't want to build a

shelter, they don't want to try

to get a fire going, there's

nobody here that wants to do

anything.

But unbeknownst to

Rob, Russell was very busy.

We're gonna be better of a

pair than you can even possibly

imagine.

I agree.

Up to his old tricks

making secret deals with

Danielle and Parvati.

With Russell, I definitely

feel like I am making a deal

with the devil-- but I want the

devil on my side.

And Coach was making

gallant advances towards Jerri.

Jerri and I, we have a little

connection.

Survivors ready?

Go!

Come on, Heroes!

At the immunity

challenge, the Heroes opened a

huge lead.

Heroes look like they've been

paddling together forever!

Yeah!

But when they got to

the puzzle, things changed.

Heroes still trying to figure

out the first piece of this

puzzle.

Wait, maybe there's two

different pieces that fit...

Sugar and Amanda were

unable to work together,

allowing the Villains to pull

ahead.

Villains win first immunity

challenge!

At Tribal Council, the Heroes

unanimously voted to make Sugar

pay for her poor performance at

the challenge.

Sugar, the tribe has spoken.

And now both tribes are facing

tough questions.

Did the Heroes make the right

choice to strengthen their

tribe?

As for the Villains, with

torrential sea storms on the

way, will the lack of shelter

zap their strength and kill any

chance of future victory?

Paradise, my ass!

Man, it's worse underneath

there than it is out here.

Pouring down rain, like, five

people want to... are ready to

die.

It's so cold.

Everybody's crying, and I

can't take it anymore.

The main thing we should be

doing is trying to make a fire

and trying to get our shelter

good.

Nobody wants to step up, and

they want to sit in the rain

night after night, and it's

making me physically sick, you

know?

Unbelievable, man.

It's, like, again, again,

again I'm on the buffoon tribe,

again.

I was on Marquesas, I was on

on All-Stars and again now.

I don't know what I'm gonna

do.

*

*

This is... this is

rough.

People are freaking out.

I mean, there was a lot of

complaining last night.

It's gonna get worse.

I know, and it's only day

four.

It's all gonna come down

to... what people got upstairs.

Yep. That's what Rob said.

He said, "Here we go.

It's the beginning."

So, here we are on day four,

on... at least design four,

probably design five of the

shelter.

The first one was the best and

the strongest and

semi-leak-proof, and each

subsequent shelter gets worse

and worse and worse, and now

we're... we're doing it again.

So the shelter's just gonna

come up in the back, then it's

gonna come down in the front.

Right? Like a lean-to?

But we'll stop it, like, about

three feet.

I don't... I think we should

keep it low like that, don't

you?

I think we should just...

I think we should keep it low

and then just put the roof on.

Yeah, let them do what they

want to do.

I don't think we should

complain.

We can make it lower, too.

No, I just, I'm not

complaining, I'm just saying an

opinion.

Never mind. I got it.

Boston Rob is, like, the

bright, shining star, and he

just gets so frustrated with

these fools.

I hope he doesn't drop dead in

the next few days, 'cause we'll

all die.

There's just no way around it.

But if you only do a few bamboo,

you don't need to make this,

like...

Reinforced.

...structure.

Do you know what I mean?

I thought we didn't have a

lot of time, so...

Oh, there's the leaves.

Well, this row and that

row, it's gonna cover all that.

We're at the Heroes camp.

I mean, we're a bunch of

professional and seasoned

survivors.

We're some of the best survivors

ever, the greatest.

Let Colby cut that one out.

He just marked them.

He ought to know just how big

y'all need 'em.

Man, I love a working tribe.

I know, isn't it nice?

Yes.

Be with people who know what

they're doing.

Should we make coconut, or

what do you think?

Roasted coconut?

Yeah.

Yeah, popcorn?

Let's do that.

Stephenie.

For my game, it is a very good

idea for me to get rid of Steph.

I mean, she's a sweet girl,

but...

...in the game, I think

Stephenie would side with anyone

that got her one day further.

Let it brown a little more

like that one, right?

You want it to get crispy.

It's sticking pretty bad.

They're doing popcorn

different than I ever did it,

so...

Cook it dry and then stir it

around in the sea salt.

See all that white on the

sides-- it's salt.

I don't know.

You're the cook.

Rupert's starting to get a

little bit annoying.

Every time you turn around, he's

got an opinion about everything.

Like the coconut.

Isn't that good?

That's good as hell.

Yeah.

When you make 'em little

teeny chunks your saliva mixes

in with them enough that you

don't taste the hull as much,

and it's popcorn.

I'm just sitting back being

quiet.

Because he could be trying to

get me out of this game.

I honestly think the guy is

playing out the good guy role

out here, and he is a good guy--

I'm not saying he's not, but

it's just, you know, it's

overkill right now.

It's day four.

Like whoa.

No, we're going to tie each

individual one to this.

No. With a knife.

I need some more water.

The shelter sucks.

It's terrible.

And you know what I should have

done from day one was,

"Listen, you're gonna listen

to me.

This is the way we're going to

do it.

If you don't like it, that's

fine, I'll mark you down and

you'll be voted off first."

I didn't want to be a dictator

this time around.

I wanted to be the diplomat.

And look at where that got me.

Running in circles.

I mean, they got me, they got me

good, they whipped me.

And I just-- it, like hit me.

I said, "That's enough, it's

over, it's done."

That's it.

So no more house?

No more. I'm done.

You get me, right?

You feel me?

I understand.

It's frustrating.

Oh, God!

Are you guys going to...?

Why can't we have James and

Colby and Tom and Rupert?

How did they get every, like,

awesome guy and we got Randy.

Are things going to get

better at all, before they get

worse?

What's, uh, what's Rob doing?

Why did he walk away?

I don't know.

I think everybody's kind of

having a meltdown, but...

Rob?

Hey, Rob? Rob?

Talk to me.

Rob.

Talk to me.

What's going on?

Will you just open your eyes

please?

Please, Rob, come on, just look

at me.

Your head hurts?

Yeah.

What do you want me to do?

All right, I'll be right back.

Okay?

I saw the whole thing, and, uh,

it really scared me.

I mean, I don't want to see

anybody get hurt.

This is-- this is where Survivor

gets serious, because it

involves your life beyond the

the game.

And without Rob here, it's going

to really hurt us.

We're going to slowly spiral

down into a big pit of

negativity.

Which I know is only going to

get worse.

All right, you've got the

medical team here now.

We're going to see how you are.

Can you open your eyes for us?

Rob, can you hear me?

Rob?

Coming up next:

Can you hear me?

Wait.

I feel like...

It's getting the best of me.

Rob, can you hear me?

What's the problem, Rob?

140/70.

All right, got some water

here for you, mate.

Can you lift your hand up and

just pour the water in yourself,

yeah?

That's the way.

Wait.

The funny thing about being

unconscious is you don't

remember anything.

I remember I was feeling really

sick and I thought I had to sit

down.

And the next thing I remember

there was a doctor or somebody

was talking and I heard Jeff

Probst talking.

In terms of giving an

overall assessment, he looks

worse than he is?

At the moment, that's what

we're thinking.

Okay.

And there's nothing that we

found on examining him that

would concern us.

Okay.

So you were definitely-- you

were out.

I feel better though.

Good.

Oh...

You look a lot

better right now. Yeah.

I'm sorry.

Why are you sorry?

It's just I feel like...

it's getting the best of me.

And I love and respect it too

much...

to not play, you know.

Yeah.

I'm gonna win this game,

dude.

Watch this.

When I finally came to, I had a

moment of clarity.

And that was, stop trying to be

the good guy.

Because I'm trying to be so

good, I've physically made

myself sick.

Just do what everybody wants you

to do and be the villain.

You want a hand

getting up?

Yeah, dude.

There was no way I was going to

leave.

I mean, Survivor is my life.

I love the game.

It's given me so much.

And there's no way I would ever

quit.

The doctors checked me out and

basically told me I have the

flu.

Maybe a little case of

cry-baby-itis.

But, you know, what are you

going to do?

It's not easy.

It's been six years.

I just have to start smacking

them into shape.

Mariano's back.

Yeah.

You're on your own.

Okay.

What's happening, man?

I got sick.

I got real sick.

We were worried.

I've been having these

migraines, man.

And I think, uh, with the heat

and the exhaustion and

everything-- it just got the

best of me.

And that's it.

I should be good in 48 hours.

I was just telling-- I was just

telling...

Boston Rob came back.

He's not out of the game.

Everything's cool.

Even though I'm the villain, I

still-- I still worry a little

bit about stuff like that.

Besides, he's strong.

He gives us a better shot to win

the challenge.

Come on in, guys.

Villains getting your first look

at the new Hero tribe.

Sugar voted out at the last

Tribal Council.

Guys ready to get to today's

immunity challenge?

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

First things first.

I'll take it back, Jerri.

Immunity is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge, on my go,

two members of each tribe will

race to roll a large

tribe-colored crate back to your

platform.

Then the next two go.

Once you've collected all six

crates, you must use them to

build a staircase that will

spell out your tribe name.

First tribe to stack their

crates correctly and get all

their tribe members to the top,

wins immunity-- safe from the

vote.

Losers go to Tribal Council

where the second person will be

voted out from this game.

In addition to immunity,

you're also playing for reward.

Oh!

Oh, man!

Tarp, rope, nails.

Should help keep you dry out

here.

History on this challenge.

J.T., Coach and Tyson all played

this challenge in their season.

They're on opposite tribes

today.

See how it plays out.

Because it runs in pairs, we

need to even up the tribes.

That means, Villains, you're

sitting out two people.

Who's it going to be?

Courtney.

Randy and Courtney

going to sit this one out.

Heroes, you're sitting out one

person.

Who's it going to be?

I guess I'm sitting out.

You don't look happy,

Rupert.

I don't know that I can run

as well with a broken toe.

Rupert sitting out

for the Heroes.

Sit-outs, take a spot on the

bench.

Everybody else, give you a

minute to strategize, we'll

get started.

Just, everyone let J.T. talk.

It's going to be like our

last immunity challenge with the

puzzle at the end.

We have to win today, bottom

line.

'Cause if we lose, we're in bad

shape.

That's right, one voice.

Yes, that's right.

Okay.

Here we go, for

immunity and reward.

Survivors ready?

Go!

It's J.T. and Cirie for the

Heroes.

Danielle and Boston Rob for the

Villains.

J.T. and Cirie doing a good job,

straight down the course.

Rob and Danielle a little off

course.

Come on, Rob, you got this.

These crates are very

heavy.

Once your crate hits the

platform, the next two can head

out.

Go, Heroes.

Tom and Candice heading out for

the Heroes.

Come on, you guys got it.

Rob and Danielle

really slowing down at the end.

Go, Villains.

Sandra and Tyson heading out now

for the Villains.

Candice and Tom increasing the

lead for the Heroes.

Come, on, come on, come on.

I got it, I got it.

One more.

Go.

Go, Heroes.

Colby and Stephenie heading out

for the Heroes.

Tyson and Sandra slowing down.

Come on, don't quit.

Let's go, let's go.

Come on, guys.

Heroes are holding on

to a one crate lead over the

Villains.

Go, Villains.

Jerri and Coach heading out for

the Villains.

While Colby and Stephenie head

back with that third crate for

the Heroes.

Bring it home.

Go, Heroes.

Heroes have three crates back.

Villains with two.

Coach and Jerri heading back

with that third crate for the

Villains.

Come on, you got to push it

again.

I am.

James and Amanda

heading back with their fourth

crate for the Heroes.

There are six total.

Russell and Parvati out on the

the course.

There you go.

James just walking

that crate back.

J.T. and Tom heading out for

that fifth crate for the Heroes.

Russell and Parvati trying to

get back with that fourth crate

for the Villains.

Come on, Parvati, come on.

Push, Parvati.

You got it, you got it.

Russell and Parvati

back with the fourth crate.

Now they're sending out their

big guns.

Once everybody has gone once,

anybody can go.

Colby and James heading out for

that sixth and final crate.

Rob and Tyson have some time to

make up for the Villains.

Good job, guys. Keep it up.

Rob and Tyson back

finally with that fifth crate

for the Villains.

Russell and Coach heading out

for that sixth and final crate.

James and Colby heading back

with their sixth and final

crate.

Beautiful!

Come on, James, let's do it!

It's like a ball rolling down

that aisle.

Go.

Start working on your puzzle,

Heroes.

Come on, straight to the

wall, straight to the wall.

Ow!

Watch out right there.

Yeah, Russell.

Good job, guys.

Go.

Villains, start working on your

puzzle.

You're building a staircase.

Your name will be visible along

both sides.

Come on, everybody.

The Villains quickly

getting a plan together.

Walk it in, walk it.

Okay, so that's the "H."

We need a piece-- a piece with

just this part of the "H" and

an "E."

The last challenge

was decided by a puzzle.

And the Villains won.

Heroes looking for some

redemption in this challenge.

Yes, yes, yes this is right,

this is right.

Now pull it up.

Push.

Once again, Boston

Rob is leading his tribe through

the puzzle portion of this

challenge.

It's not-- it's not right.

I know.

This is the bottom.

Bring it back towards Tom.

Pick it up.

J.T. leading the

Heroes.

We have to flip it back one

time.

Perfect.

If the Villains are

right, they're getting closer

and closer.

Perfect.

The Heroes' lead has

been evaporated.

Good job.

What's next?

Come on, you got to work you

got to work.

Come on, we got to hustle,

guys.

Come on, guys.

That's not it.

This is not it.

This is it.

This one?

Lift the block!

Everybody lift!

Villains trying to

make a big move now.

Push, push it.

Push it up.

Trying to lift that

crate up...

Watch out, watch out!

...without crushing

each other.

No, wait, we can't do it.

We can't push it any further.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Heroes slow and

stead, but making a lot of

moves.

Russell and Coach lifting.

Rob pushing!

Heroes still working!

Both tribes are in this.

Roll it, roll it!

Villains in a very

precarious position.

But they have it up!

Good teamwork!

We can't do that again.

Good job, Rob.

Rob!

Where the R? Where's the R?

The R's right here.

That's not right.

This isn't what should go there.

This one goes... This is it.

Come on, you guys!

You guys gotta move!

Spin this.

Come on. Move it over.

This one's it, J.T.

Okay.

I said that in the beginning.

Everybody, come on. Last one!

Villains think

they're very close.

Okay.

Here we go! Here we go!

Just get it up!

That's not...

Yeah, is that right?

That's not right.

It's not right.

We had it right!

Get it back down.

Get it where it was.

Guys, move this over here

toward me.

What?

It's not right.

Y'all, y'all need to listen

to one voice.

Heroes now starting

to get frustrated.

Put it back where it was.

What are we doing?

Straight up.

Push it!

A little bit more!

Villains have one

piece left, but it's gotta come

all the way to the top!

Push it!

Push this.

Somebody push this toward me.

Which way?

Spin it that way towards Tom.

Go.

No, no, this is not right.

J.T./TOM: Yes!

Shut up! Shut up!

Heroes talking trash

to each other.

Not a good sign.

Everybody lifting?

We got it! We got it!

Villains think they

have it.

Get to the top, Villains!

Villains win second immunity

challenge in a row!

Let's go home and just relax,

dude.

Gotta have one voice, y'all.

Huh?

He was telling y'all

what to do.

We were listening.

No, y'all were not.

James, I didn't say...

No, you were not.

He was telling you what to do.

Everybody's mouth want to talk.

One voice.

James, I don't care who you

are, I don't care where we're

at, you just don't talk to

people like that.

The problem is I can't say

anything because Rupert already

has it out for me for

whatever reason.

Maybe I threaten his

popularity, I don't know.

So I'm just trying to say as

little as possible.

Villains,

congratulations once again.

Whoo!

Two challenges,

two victories.

Yeah.

Villains, grab your

tarp, rope, nails.

Head on back to camp.

Good job, guys.

Peace out.

Heroes, gonna be an

interesting afternoon as for

the second time in a row, you

guys will lose somebody at

Tribal Council.

Grab your stuff.

Head back to camp.

I will see you at Tribal.

Stephenie has been the only

person in Survivor history to

lose every person in her tribe

to where she's the only one

one left.

You know, she's obviously

the problem.

There's no other source of

kryptonite in here to suck all

the superheroes' powers but her.

And it's, like, wow, you need

to go home.

The challenge really

sucked today.

The last time we-we failed on

the puzzle, no one really

stepped up, and this time, I

said "Hey, I've done

"this challenge before.

I'll be the man to run

the puzzle."

But there was a few people who

had to say, "No, please, please

listen to me."

But it would have been a lot

easier had people just been

listening instead of

telling me what to do.

But no one was listening.

Nobody was listening.

Boston Rob is great

at puzzles.

He yelled and screamed

at his team.

He told them to shut up.

They all listened to him,

and he won.

I could have, I could have

told everybody to shut up, too,

and I didn't.

I just wanted everybody to be

quiet and pay attention to what

that guy had to say.

I think it's just

imperative...

He was important.

Like, we have to pack our

egos at the door and follow who

we designate who's gonna do the

best job for the challenge.

One voice, that's all

I asked is one damn voice.

And then I get defensive people.

Then I get people telling

everybody they wrong.

I don't want to hear that.

One voice next time, y'all.

That's the only way to get

to the top for us as individuals

to shut the ... up and listen to

the guy who's done

the challenge.

You can't be defensive when you

you lose.

You have to say,

"It's my fault."

If you're defensive,

you're wrong.

There gonna be other

challenges like this.

And we need to focus, 'cause I

ain't never lost this much

in my life.

That's all I'm saying.

This is ridiculous.

Y'all need to suck it up.

That panicked scream and

anguished cry of James when he

got back to the hut, you know,

all right, great, you've been a

winner your whole life.

I doubt it.

I'd love to tell him what a

winner is and what a loser, and

where he fits into that-that

equation.

And once again, that I've got to

hold my tongue and not respond

to that?

That kills me out here.

We have a tarp! Ow!

This is the most exciting

moment.

Winning the challenge today

was awesome not only because we

avoid Tribal, but also

because we got a tarp.

So hat's off to Boston Rob.

Who loves ya, baby?!

I got something for you!

Boston Rob worked his ass off

at the challenge today, no

question about it.

I respect that.

It's the elusive giant clam.

Do you want to touch it?

Oh, I don't know.

I'm afraid.

Come on.

You can touch my clam.

Nice work, Rob.

Boston Rob thinks that he's

in charge.

I'm starting to think this just

ain't working out.

I didn't know his personality

was th strong.

Russell! Oh-oh!

What, is there a chicken?

Watch out.

But you know what?

This is where I'm in charge.

I am King Russell from Samoa.

Yeah-eah! Whoo!

Whoo-hoo!

Got a chicken, baby!

We can make chicken soup.

We got a chicken.

They trying to catch fish.

You gotta catch real food.

That's true.

Think about it.

She's made it to the end

by herself.

She was the only person left

on her entire tribe.

You mean to tell me that's

good luck?

Obviously not.

Something just ain't right.

And it got to be her.

They're gonna get rid of me

over Amanda?

And we've already lost two?

I know it.

She's nullified her whole tribe

until she was the last one left.

Yep.

It got to be her.

It's a lot different than

at first 'cause everyone

was okay with Sugar going home.

She was not a part of any

solid alliance.

Now we're looking at a whole

different ballgame because

after tonight, I'm in one

alliance in this game.

I can either go with James,

Rupert and Amanda, and bring

Cirie and Candice along

or I can go with Colby, Tom,

Stephenie, and bring Candice and

Cirie along.

So, one thing that I do know,

we gonna piss a few people off.

It's okay.

It's as much my fault as any

for not pushing harder to be in

the challenge.

Okay?

Rupert's over there talking

to J.T. now.

Right.

Yeah, they're all...

Right, right.

We're the three on the outs.

It's all on the line today.

We know what we're up against,

and I'm not, I don't have any

false illusions of loyalty

from J.T. at this point.

This is the way it's gonna

go down: the order's gonna be

Stephenie, me, you.

We have to convince Candice and

Cirie that the order's gonna be

Stephenie, Cirie...

...Candice.

If I can get Cirie and Candice

to switch over with our

threesome, send Amanda home,

then we're controlling this

this game.

Right.

So the plan is to get rid of

the weakest first, so that would

help us if we got rid of Amanda.

The problem with that plan is we

don't know if J.T. is with us or

not, so if Tom, Colby and myself

can pull in Cirie and Candice,

maybe I am safe and we're gonna

get our five strong and come out

of this all right tonight.

...but I can guarantee...

Right.

I can promise you that.

...either you or Cirie if we

have to go to another Tribal

Council, and then whoever's left

of that pass.

And I think we've got a better

deal for you.

This vote today is crucial

because the line will be drawn

in the sand, and you'll be on

one side or the other.

And I feel like I'm on the

bottom of either alliance.

So I'm, like, "Which way

"do I go?

Which way is it worse?"

I don't know.

I'm really not in a good

position anyways, you know

what I mean?

I think you're in

the position.

I think you're the swing

vote tonight.

Everybody wants me to vote,

you know, one way tonight, but

what about me down the road,

you know?

Right.

So, I mean, I really got to

think what's best for me.

Yep. So one assurance that

you would have: they all

go home before you ever go home.

You're not gonna get that deal

on their side.

Yeah.

I'm not even gonna ask you

what you're gonna do.

You and Cirie are gonna have to

decide if this is a move that

makes sense to you.

Tom, Colby, Stephenie are

writing Amanda's name down.

I'm trusting my gut on this.

And I think you should trust

your gut on this, too, and

see where it takes you.

All right, so what's the

deal?

Tell me everything.

What's going on?

I just want to do what's

best, ultimately best, for the

long run, for now.

The problem with this decision

is, once this decision is made,

all the cards are out.

I know you guys are all

tight, and I don't know, like,

any of you guys from before and

all that stuff, and, like...

See that's the problem.

I don't know why everybody

thinks we're so tight.

Yeah, me and Amanda made it to

the end, but Amanda chose

Parvati over me.

Amanda cost me a million

dollars.

Mm-hmm.

So, it's not like that.

I need somebody to... that I

can trust.

So do I.

And I don't really have

anything else going for me,

so...

Hello.

I mean... I mean, you know...

I think we have some common

denominators.

So, who goes first?

I don't know.

Honestly, as long as it's not

us, it don't much matter to me.

Hmm.

J.T., the group of

misfit Villains taking the

Heroes to the cleaners.

It's pretty embarrassing.

You know, I stepped up today,

and I didn't come through, you

know, so I feel kind of bad

about that.

But you know, no one was

listening, and I noticed, you

know, the Villains-- Boston Rob

hollering, told everyone to shut

up, and you know, maybe I should

have done that.

James, you were as

frustrated as I've seen you in

playing this game three times.

There only should have been

one voice talking, and there

wasn't, and I'm trying to make

sure everybody's being quiet,

and there was a certain

individual who voiced out their

opinion that they were being

quiet.

So who was that?

Stephenie.

I said, "Everybody, shut up."

"Oh, I'm not talking."

"Baby, I'm not talking to you."

It was after the challenge

was over.

Yes.

You looked at me, and you

said, "Hey, y'all."

Darlin', your name is not

y'all.

All right.

I'll be damned if anybody

named y'all in here.

All right. All right.

You're trying to blame this

entire challenge on me?

I'm not... You see, that's

you.

The challenge was over.

Baby, it's not about you.

It's really not.

Okay, well, then move on.

Move on from me.

No matter how much you want

it to be, and how much you crave

it to be, darling...

Here we go again. Oh, my God.

...it's not about you.

I was asked the question, and I

answered the question, and the

person who tries to cover their

back is usually the one who has

to.

You've been on a tribe where

you've lost your entire team.

I don't want that to happen.

Yeah, it was very romantic that

you survived all your teammates

on your tribe.

James, this isn't about me.

This is a tribe of winners.

I thought we said it's not

about me.

Can we get this rolling?

It's not about me.

You wouldn't have said

nothing, I would have still been

talking to y'all.

James, you just attacked her.

I'm not attack...

You expect her to sit here

and not defend herself?

You just told Probst...

What she said?

...there was one person that

caused us such hell today.

Exactly.

So you can not expect her to

sit here and not defend herself,

James.

And I expect her to defend

herself, and I...

And you're continuing to

attack her.

Now you're getting back to her

past season.

Just let it be, bro.

The two of y'all-- how about

that one?

Is that good enough?

Make it the three of them

all, okay?

Alliances have been made,

divisions have been cast in the

tribe.

You repeating things and just

bullying people until...

I'm not bullying people.

...until they back off...

You were bullying Stephenie.

I was not...

Jeff asked who you were

speaking about, and you said her

name.

That does mean her.

That doesn't mean y'all.

That means Stephenie.

That's how it goes.

If you walk up to somebody, and

they said, "What? I wasn't doing

nothing," usually they're doing

something.

Maybe in your world, James.

I don't know.

I don't live in your world.

Anyway...

This is unbelievable.

Colby, this has to be

terribly alarming.

We're on day six.

I had no idea it would shift

from that team mentality to the

self-preservation this early.

Stephenie, how

concerned are you about past

relationships in this game?

Worried that it could work

against you that you played with

Tom?

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

I mean, yeah, we're friends, but

I played against him and merged

with him, and he cut my throat

in the end.

Cirie, you, Amanda

and James all played together.

What do you do to deflect that?

Um, like Stephenie said, she

played with Tom, and Tom cut her

throat in the end.

The same thing kind of happened

with me and Amanda at the very

end.

Amanda chose Parvati over me.

So if you think that's the route

I would want to take again,

obviously, you don't know me.

Amanda how concerned

are you that your past

relationships are gonna come

back to haunt you?

Legitimately concerned,

because, you know, I've been

hearing my name bounced around,

and it's alarming.

You know, you get really

nervous.

You just hope you make the right

choices and the right alliances,

and then that's all you can do.

All right, it is time

to vote.

Rupert, you're up.

It's the plan.

You're the weakest.

*

I'll go tally the

votes.

Once the votes are

read, the decision is final.

Person voted out will be asked

to leave the Tribal Council area

immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote-- Steph.

Amanda.

One vote-- Steph, one vote--

Amanda.

Steph.

That's two votes-- Steph, one

vote-- Amanda.

Amanda.

We're tied.

Two votes-- Steph, two votes--

Amanda.

Steph.

That's three votes-- Steph, two

votes-- Amanda.

Amanda.

Tied again.

Three votes-- Steph, three

votes-- Amanda.

Steph.

That's four votes-- Steph, three

votes-- Amanda.

Second person voted out of

Heroes Vs.

Villains-- Stephenie.

That's five. That's enough.

Need to bring me your torch.

Steph, the tribe has spoken.

Just some advice.

Next time, y'all lose a

challenge, a little less cursing

off your tribe might help.

Keep your mouth shut.

Oh, come on.

It's been a pleasure.

Well, I think

tonight's Tribal Council speaks

for itself.

Grab your torches, head back to

camp.

Good night.

Stay tuned for scenes

from our next episode.

Next time on...

Go!

...Survivor.

Whup her ass!

Told you you were on the

wrong team, James.

A Hero spirals out of

control.

James got to bring down

nasty, brutish bullying.

It's an ugly situation.

I am upset that I'm out of

the game.

I take comfort in knowing that

they definitely made the wrong

move by getting rid of me.

These people don't even

genuinely try to get to know

each other.

There was a division since day

one.

I just definitely wanted to

stick around for a lot longer.

A lot of people were really

threatened by me.

I don't think there's anything

else I could have done.