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"It's time to mingle."

Oh!

"Choose one person to visit the opposing tribe."

Whoa!

Previously on Survivor...

I'll tell you all about our tribe.

- Oh, my God. - Yeah.

I see the boat leaving.

At this point,

I'm a Toka tribe member.

I'm staying.

What?!

This needs to be a frigging kill shot.

Yeah.

Everybody is so worried about

Dev, Jelly, Brady, Patt, Mike.

That is the five.

It's basically, like, Dev's cult.

Okay.

It does not leave this conversation.

You'd need balls as big as church bells.

Do you have big balls, bro?

Fourth person voted out of Survivor 51:

Patt.

The tribe has spoken.

So I know some of you are excited to see me here, but...

I'm still happy to see you guys.

Are we open to a breakdown

of where the votes went?

Yeah, who voted me?

- I did. - I did.

I did.

All right, so I got five votes, so...

- Yeah. - Patt did.

Tribal Council was sketch.

Thought I was gonna vomit, but at the end of the day,

I end up getting five votes.

I'm here laughing at these people who had the audacity

to think they could get away

with making a five-person alliance on an 11-person tribe.

Survivor is counting, and they failed

a very basic grade-one math class, so

someone's gonna feel like a fool tonight.

He's not.

I'm pissed off because Lewis and Carter--

my two brodies--

voted against me. Didn't say nothing about it.

And so...

I look like a dummy.

You may think I am. I might be.

Kilby said playing with me

is like playing with my five-year-old cousin

with their Nintendo Switch controller not plugged in,

like I'm a moron.

It's a humbling experience here on Survivor.

My back's against the wall,

but I lopped my thumb off, brodies,

and I'm still here.

It shows you that I'm gonna do whatever it takes

to survive.

No, no, no...

I don't, I don't care.

I don't care.

- I'm gonna go lay down. - Okay.

Brady was livid.

I knew he was gonna be livid.

He was like, "You want to talk?"

And I was like, "I mean, no."

He's gonna plow whoever over.

I don't care. I'm not playing that way.

You're not gonna tell me how to play my game.

Mm-hmm.

- We did it. - We did it. Congrats.

I feel like this is such a moment for us.

This Tribal was all about changing the game.

That core five--

they have been dictating since day one.

But this tribe does not have people who are just gonna

sit around and get told what to do.

They're acting all pissed, but I'm like,

"You don't realize you hurt us, too."

- Like, they're acting like they're the victims. - Right.

Now the power is in our hands,

and we have all the choices and options in the world.

It's brilliant, so...

I can't wait to see the five crumble,

to know how we felt.

- Please don't give up on me. - It's so...

- Please, I... - Girl, I'm not going nowhere.

I need you.

I'm just, like, swimming.

No, you're...

I'm not letting you go anywhere.

The core five-- it's completely obliterated.

But what stings more

about this Tribal Council

is I had the power to change it.

Going back, I would have played my idol on Patt.

And now I have regret,

but the silver lining is

Patt was the only one who knew about my idol.

So I'm holding more power than these people think.

They made a mistake keeping me,

because I'll throw every single one of them,

with the exception of Devin, under the bus, in a heartbeat.

Breathe in.

And out.

Now we're going to go into downward dog.

Put your toes on the ground

and lift your butt up.

Your legs can stay bent.

I love the Savu tribe.

We get along really well.

Adversity has certainly brought us together.

Left hand up to the sky, breathe in.

And breathe out and thread it through.

We lost three tribe members, but

we gained four chickens.

Life is looking pretty good right now.

And I don't want to vote anybody off.

Got something.

They have something.

Tree mail!

Oh, my God.

All right, ladies and gents.

All right.

The time has come.

Let's see.

"A boat awaits for everyone.

Yes, all of you."

Is this gonna be

- a crazy large merge? - Is this gonna be, like,

- a 17 merge? - Or it's One World?

It says that there's a boat awaiting for

everyone.

And I'm like, "Absolutely not."

Right now, I have these people that love me

and want to work with me.

Jeff ain't gonna give us another day with the chickens?

- Doesn't even matter. - Oh, I'm mad.

We just got a reward.

Give us some time, Jeff.

Like, can we at least appreciate what we have right now?

Holy moly, guys.

Think of it. We're like seven bullets in a gun, man.

We can go to the right person, say, "Hey,

use us, and we will shoot."

We want to stay Savu strong,

because for open era,

anything is possible.

So I'm just trying to tell myself,

"Keep your game face on and get ready to play the game."

"A boat

"awaits for everyone.

Yes, all of you."

- What?! - Oh, my God.

Everyone's getting on a boat, so this isn't a journey.

Like, what is this?

Which gives me an instant knot in my stomach.

I'm like, "Please, no."

Oh...

my... gosh.

Coming off the one Tribal Council

where I rally the numbers.

We've got it locked down.

I'm like, "Oh, gosh."

You can't control it in this open era.

Like, the name of the game is "permanent uncertainty."

Guys!

There's a boat!

Let's go!

So after Tribal Council,

I can't be with these people anymore.

They lied to me all day.

Everyone wants to cry in my face.

So I don't care what we're getting on this boat for.

My game is about to change for the better,

no matter how this goes.

Bye, beach. Miss you.

I am so ready to get on this boat.

I believe this is another phase of the game entirely.

We've had a lot of drama.

We've had people leave the game.

We had a mutiny.

Now it's time to see how those decisions will play out.

Are you the type of person who runs toward chaos

instead of away from it?

Then this game is perfect for you.

Apply to be on Survivor.

There's the other boat.

Wait, look, there's everybody else.

What up, gangsters?!

This is crazy.

Wait, is that Jeff?

- Wow. - Wow.

Oh, Jeff's here.

What are we doing?

Ah.

And now I'm nervous.

I'm nervous, too.

When we arrive into the beach,

we see Jeff.

Oh, brody, brody, brody.

Come on in.

When you see Jeff, it's either real good or real bad.

And so people are

very genuinely petrified.

Permanent uncertainty, you know?

I am just sick to my stomach.

I've been sick all day.

I'm just trying to make sure I don't poop my pants.

It could be a disaster.

You all right?

All right.

Let's review, shall we?

Let's go back to day one,

when this all started.

Twenty-one of you all together,

no Buffs, no tribes,

no structure.

Was there anybody that thought,

even just for a moment, that maybe this is how the game's

- gonna begin, with one big group? - Oh, for sure.

- Absolutely. - Yeah, absolutely.

- For sure. - Absolutely.

I mean, that's not what happened.

But it would be pretty interesting to do that now...

- Ah. - No way.

...that you have been divided

into tribes, and there is a bit of a rivalry.

To now have everybody come together

as one group, live together on one beach.

17 of you...

trying to vote somebody out.

- That's crazy. - Oh.

What?

That would be amazing.

It is the open era,

and that is what is going to happen...

- Oh! - Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

...at some point in a future season, maybe.

Oh, my God.

But not today.

- Jeff! - Oh, my God.

Oh, you joker, you.

Today we're going old-school.

Look at that.

What is going on?

Everybody drop your Buffs.

We are switching tribes.

A tribe swap.

I cannot believe that.

Take 'em off and throw 'em in front of you.

Oh, my God.

This is crazy.

Here's how it's gonna work.

We're switching from two tribes to three tribes.

- Aah! - It's okay. It's okay.

This was originally planned

- for 18 players, - Wow.

but Rob decided to go home,

which means we have 17.

So it means there's going to be two tribes of six,

- one tribe of five. - Thanks, Rob.

- Wow. - Wow.

You all are gonna decide that

by drawing Buffs.

I've left that extra Buff in here.

So right now, there are six yellow,

six purple and six red.

- Oh. - Aw, man.

So when you draw a Buff, you're not only determining

what tribe you're on, you're ultimately

going to determine which tribe ends up with five players.

- Wow. - This is insane. - This is wild.

Yikes.

Ori, what do you make of this twist?

I'm worried, because

you start-you start to settle in.

You start to make bonds.

You start to create a game plan, you know?

And now... throw it all away.

And, I mean, brand-new game.

All right, shall we draw for new tribes?

Let's do it.

Oof.

Oh, my God.

- I am shocked. - I'm-I'm sick.

I haven't had a poop in eight days.

- And now I have to go... - Reach in and grab one.

- Don't open it, wait for me. - ...bad.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my God.

- Find your lucky Buff. - Oh, my God.

Oh...

- Guys, Savu for life. - Savu.

I'm, like, shaking.

Eighteen Buffs, only 17 players.

One Buff will be left.

So brutal.

- This one right here. - There's two left.

Aah!

- All right. - Oh, my gosh.

- All right, good luck, y'all. - I'm so nervous.

All right, let's everybody reveal.

- Oh, my gosh. - All right, here we go.

Ah, I'm scared.

Oh, my gosh, I'm purple.

- Red. - I'm red.

- I'm purple. - Purple. - I'm yellow.

Am I the only yellow?

- Red. - Son of a ...

Go find your new tribe.

- Purple. Let's go. - Purple, we're over here.

- All right. - Red is in the middle.

- Yeah, red. - All right.

What's up, purple?

Let's go. Yeah.

Purple! Let's go!

Purple.

- Purple! - Wait.

How many of us are there? There's five.

- Five. - We're the five.

The last Buff was Savu.

Savu is with five.

- Five and mighty. - All right,

so let's take a look at our new tribes.

The new Toka.

We've got Mike, Carter,

Brady, Thien An,

Kristin and Maggie.

So, Kristin, you're in a very different situation.

Talk to me.

Yeah, it's a different situation.

I'm here with a completely new group of people,

except for Carter.

I met Carter.

- We know each other a bit, so that's nice. - We're good.

I'm exci-- I'm actually really excited

to play with these folks.

It's new people, it's new opportunities.

- Let's go. - All right,

in the middle, our new tribe,

Dina is your name.

- Dina! - Dina.

- Oh. - Let's go, Dina.

Let's look at the Dina tribe.

We've got Kilby, Lewis,

Sharonda, Eric,

Linnea and Cristian.

Cristian, give me the lowdown on this group.

From your standpoint, how does this work for you?

Yeah, I mean, we have four of the original Savu

and two of the original Toka.

But I think we're strong, we can be connected,

and I think we can get through it.

Kilby, talk to me. How you feeling?

I mean, brother, I got a lot of votes last night.

They were trying to slice my head off.

- And, uh... - Ooh.

A new beginning, never a bad thing, I think,

in Survivor, so

I'm praying to the Fiji gods that

this is, uh, a better start.

You know what I mean?

All right, down on the end, Savu, the tribe of five--

Jelly, Devin, Jenna,

Ori and Alexis.

Jelly, walk me through the division

of what you have now on your group.

We have original Toka,

being Jenna, Devin and myself,

and then two Savu, being Alexis and Ori.

I think this tribe is gonna kill it

with whatever numbers. 11 was too many cooks

in the kitchen for me.

- So I'm looking forward to this. - Agreed.

All right, we've got our three new tribes.

Toka, grab your stuff, get on your boat

- Wow. - and head out to Toka beach.

- See y'all. - Bye, friends.

Bye, guys.

All right, Savu, grab your stuff, get in your boat.

All right.

- Head to Savu beach. - Wow.

Take care of the chickens, y'all.

Bye.

Wow, this is crazy.

This is crazy.

And that leaves us with the Dina tribe.

Heck yeah.

I don't see a boat.

Yeah.

Which means this must be your new home.

- Oh... - All right, that's what's up.

- That's what's up. - Here's the deal.

Dina, you are starting over.

You will have a pot, a machete and a flint,

and that's it.

- That's all that matters. - That's all you need.

- That's all you need. - No, we need a shelter.

Grab your stuff, walk down the beach.

You will see your flag, and you'll know

your home is up the hill.

Thanks, Jeff.

Day eight, Survivor 51,

a brand-new start.

Tabula rasa, baby. Tabula rasa.

I love it.

Oh... my... God.

I have to start

all over on a new beach with new people.

Game continues.

And with nothing--

no rewards that have been won.

We have a flint, a machete and a pot, and that's it.

- Dina. - Dina.

Look at this, guys.

It's gonna suck,

but the good news is

I have the majority on this tribe.

Linnea has red.

Sharonda has red.

Eric has red. I'm like,

"Okay, that's not gonna be too bad."

And so if it comes down to it,

and we need to vote Kilby or Lewis out of here,

we got to be careful,

but I think we can do it.

So, yeah, I'm curious to, like, learn-- like, meet everybody.

- Yeah. - Like, I know we kind of talked at the start,

but, like, I'd love to get to know you guys.

- Yeah, but... - Yeah.

We want to know about last night.

- Yeah. - It seems like both Tribals have been dramatic.

Yeah.

Our tribe is, like, a divide.

No way.

- So it was six-five. I got five votes. - So-so...

- Essentially, it just felt like we were in high school. - Wow.

We were being undermined, we were being bullied.

- It was literally the jocks. - Dude, like, my...

They're the bad guys. I-I'll--

Straight up, I don't know.

This is the classic

terrible spot in Survivor--

the swap screw.

And my first job on this beach is

"I am not Toka strong."

But I'm, like, a chill guy.

- Yeah. - Like, I just want to...

I'm like, I don't know why these people don't like me,

but, like, they literally are treating me like garbage.

It's crazy.

So I just need to plant those seeds,

keep getting them feeling a little bit sorry for me.

And once that emotional connection forms,

I think I can pull them.

Devin walked up to me one time and was like,

"Hey, I'm gonna teach you how to be social."

Ew!

That's so condescending, dude.

I was like,

- "I've struggled a lot in my life." - Wow.

This is wild.

Guys, y'all have a mean tribe.

I'm like, "Thank God."

Like, Eric's almost crying, and Linnea's like,

"That's not cool."

I mean, they're all like,

"Oh, my God." So-so I think it's working.

Can we talk about what we want to do for a shelter tonight?

I'm thinking we got to take this,

like, this log and this log right here.

We're gonna have to chop the bamboo.

Yeah.

Are you okay? Like, has this been going on

- for a while? - No, just, like, the last hour.

Oh, my God.

Not gonna lie, I am a little worried

about how our tribe stacks up to the other tribes, physically.

We have to start from scratch with the shelter,

and we don't have any muscle bros on this tribe.

And now, I don't know if Lewis is sick,

I don't know if he ate something funny,

but he is not looking good.

Like, this will be a wedge,

and then there's, like, a hook right there.

But I think Kilby is making roads.

And you know what?

Ever since this game started,

I have wanted to work with Kilby.

I love your vibe.

- Love your vibe, too, brother. - I came here to try to find, like, a buddy.

- Yeah, that's the thing. - I want you to be my buddy.

I want to play this game with my buddies, bro.

- Yeah, I know... - That's how I play.

He's just such a genuine soul.

And to hear that he had such a rough time on Toka

fills me with rage and wants me to get revenge for him.

I got your back.

Dude, if you got my back, I got your back.

And I think he's doing

a very good job,

like, integrating himself with the Savus.

Whoo, Kilby.

Nice. Yes, Kilby.

- Let's go. - Cool.

I genuinely feel bad for Lewis,

but we have to stay Savu strong,

no matter what. And if we

lose a challenge-- God forbid--

Lewis is the one that's on the outs right now.

Hey-o!

Landing on the beach with the new Toka,

it's crazy how we still have

mostly original Toka members.

- Appreciate you. - Yep.

We also have Kristin, the one

floater from Savu.

- You all right? - Yeah, I'm-I'm here, man.

Can we walk on up, show you the place?

- Yeah, let's go. - Let's do it.

On paper, right away, Kristin could be in trouble, but

unfortunately, the original Toka is quite fractured.

And we go into this tribe swap

hours after a very, very

tough Tribal last night,

where Brady and I were on the wrong side of the votes.

And so it's not as simple as just saying,

"We got the numbers. Don't worry about it."

- Here it is. - The blue one.

Oh, it-it smells better than our camp.

Being swapped into the minority

is a little...

I don't want to say terrifying, but it's adjacent.

Terrifying adjacent.

But it's kind of my brand to be levelheaded in a crisis,

because I am a crisis manager.

This is what I do.

I get dropped into a situation

with folks who I don't know,

who need someone to lead.

The difference there is they can't fire me.

Here, they can.

- All right, shall we? - Yeah.

Well is this way.

It's kind of at one end of the stuff.

My strategy hitting this beach:

number one, understand the group.

Number two, to provide something.

See, that's noni over there.

You see that fruit?

Oh, I see a couple on there.

- Cool. That's awesome. - That's exciting.

And that's a what fruit?

- Noni. - How do you know all this?

I studied.

Amazing.

What I care about

is how people feel and how they feel

in relation to me.

Okay, straighten your leg.

So if someone picks a piece of fruit

that I have just pointed out, they feel empowered.

And people associate that

somewhere in the back of their brain with me.

- How about that? - Oh, my God.

Banana? You getting that?

Kristin brings a whole encyclopedia

of jungle information that she had.

We got a brand-new food source.

I mean, it changed the game for us. We now have

quick carbs.

She's an absolute stud.

Well, Kristin, you know, you show up,

first 30 minutes,

and you just took care of all of us, so thank you.

- Yeah. - It's us, right?

It takes care of us 'cause we got to compete together.

- We got to do this. - That's right.

I don't know how tight this group is,

but that's the only thing that kept the other side going.

We were tight, tight, tight. You know?

I'd say last night definitely gave a lot of clarity.

I-I learned a lot.

Very rapidly, I think I'm picking up from Toka--

there was some chaos happening at Tribal Council,

which is really good news

for me, because that means there are splits.

That means there are cracks.

We're gonna eat tonight.

We are.

Plus, Carter was original Savu,

but I left him out of the vote at our first Tribal.

So I'm trying to bring

Carter back into the fold.

Okay.

- And again... - No, I know.

- I am so sorry I couldn't... - There's nothing wrong with it.

Yeah, but, like,

I want you to know that on our side...

- On my side, I can say it wasn't intended to, like, - Yeah.

make you look stupid or anything.

There was nothing about, like, not trusting you.

I think Kristin got to this beach,

saw she was outnumbered,

and now she is trying to pet me like a pig.

At home, we-we butter pigs up.

You know, you got to get 'em ready for the show.

You put the foo-foo on 'em.

You brush 'em, you work 'em, you tan 'em.

Feel like Kristin's doing that to me right now.

She knows that she went against me.

She knows she's outnumbered.

She's starting to work me a little bit,

but I don't trust her anymore.

Kristin, I love you, but

I-I'm not a pig.

This is great.

And look at-- cute little baby.

- There's our little chickens. - Oh, blessed.

Guys, I like this crew!

- I know. It's good. - Guys, I got to say, we're a good team.

Well, and-and, look,

it looks very balanced.

- Like... - I love it.

Well, yeah, put your stuff down and get cozy.

Wow. This is home.

After the tribe swap,

I'm so excited that I have Ori.

And then I realize, "Oh, but it's

only me and Ori."

And everybody else on this tribe

is Toka.

We are outnumbered.

I'm like,

"Okay, there's got to be some cracks."

So me and Dev

were again on the wrong side of the vote.

- Two for two. - Oh, my God.

What about you?

- And I voted for Patt. - You voted for Patt. Okay.

- Yep. - Y'all were voting against Kilby.

- Yes. - Yeah.

I am truly scared.

I will do whatever I need to

to get out of this pickle that I'm in.

I mean, obviously we were, like, on the opposite

side of votes, so I don't really know

how they feel a-about me.

I know. And I'm telling you this. Do not repeat.

- I won't, girl. - I feel like we're similar.

- Yeah. - You remind me of my friends from home.

I feel like Dev and I

have had, like, this up and down--

'cause, obviously, he voted

for me in the beginning, and he was--

- he was driving. - Yeah, he told me, he was saying he was gunning for you.

He was driving the--

Yeah.

So it was only Jelly and Dev that voted for me.

Alexis is, like, getting us down to business.

She's like, when Dev came here on the mutiny,

he basically threw me under the bus.

Dev and I are, like...

Like...

We got to get on the same page at some point.

Maybe here

on this beach.

I mean, we've got the numbers--

Dev, Jelly, me.

We got to come back together.

And, obviously, I don't know how much to trust Alexis.

She's probably trying to build

a little bit of a wedge in between us.

No, what do you mean?

Alexis straight up told me-- she was like,

"When Dev came here, he was like, 'Yeah, don't trust,

don't trust Jenna.'"

- Uh-huh. Yeah. - But, like, I don't want to turn on you.

I-I need to talk to Jelly 'cause I don't know how she feels.

- Mm-hmm. - It's almost like

our games have never aligned, and, like,

- maybe now they can, you know? - Alexis

is trying to stir up some chaos,

cause some drama.

It ain't fun for me.

Oh, Jenna's pitch is to stay Toka strong,

vote out Alexis.

And-and that is a great option.

Why not go with it?

Except...

Jenna.

Jenna, Jenna, Jenna.

Me and this girl have such

an on-again, off-again relationship, and I am tired of

the toxicity. I got plenty of those

relationships back at home. I'm not looking for it here.

- Do you think she really means that? - Yes, I do.

So while Jelly and I were on the bottom of Toka,

we're now in the middle of a really good position.

We can take out a number for Toka

or we can take out a number for Savu.

Jenna being Toka.

Alexis being Savu.

If they are the bread, I'm the PB,

and I got my girl Jelly right in the middle.

- No, tell us. - Okay, so this is one thing

that I actually know.

I knew, like, three words coming out here.

Tokatoka are family tribes.

- Aw... - So this is like a family tribe.

Isn't that sweet? I was like,

- "Oh, I love that so much." - Let's go.

We could have used that a few days ago.

- Aw. - You know?

I've been eating humble pie by the shovelful

since being on the wrong side of the vote.

Last night, I felt like I was

s-strateging at the nines, brody.

And now it's time to knock it down to about a three or four.

I-I just felt like I got bamboozled.

And I just-I just felt so stupid

that, like, I fell for it,

and I should have known.

I'm a little bit in self-preservation mode because

me and Mike, we were on the outs with those other three,

and we could be on the outs again, you know, for all I know.

I was close to Patt, so it was

hard to see her go, but

I'm kind of, like, unemotional about

- game decisions, you know? - Yeah.

It does kind of make me in the market for a new number one,

which is maybe an interesting opportunity for you.

- Ooh. I like that. - Just saying.

My game had to change because losing a number one

and then getting tribe-swapped forces you to adapt.

My goal right now is to stay flexible,

not commit to anything, but let everybody know

that I'm open for business.

I love that.

Just know, you can try to, like, grab me as a number.

Yeah.

Yesterday's gone.

- Totally get what you guys did. - Mm-hmm.

But I genuinely like you a lot.

You're, like, somebody that I would know back home. Um...

For me, I'm going back to the basics of relationships.

Relationships take work.

On Toka beach, they certainly take work.

And I'm doing my best to try to turn on the charm a little bit.

Mike is so bogus.

I know. I can't...

I just don't know if he's riding, like, coattails.

- He's a coattail rider, fo sho. - You know what I'm saying?

That what I was-- He'll hop on anyone.

Mike is grasping at straws because he lost his number one.

It just makes me leery about Mike 'cause...

...he wants to work with everyone,

but with no direction, and I don't like that.

He was telling me, "I genuinely think,

"outside of Survivor,

you'd be one of my best friends."

I was like, "Why didn't you tell me that

- when you were in the majority alliance?" - Yeah, right?

My day one is Maggie.

We trust each other, no matter what.

And even though Kristin's here, we know Mike's

at the bottom of the tribe.

He's trying to find

any way possible to put himself

in a better position.

That's something that I can't trust,

and so I'm very wary of Mike.

I think

Mike wants to play Survivor,

but right now, he's playing survival.

Tomorrow we lose, we're gonna need

- an option. - Uh-huh.

You've got feelers from the old Toka.

I've got feelers from Savu.

We can... we can run this thing.

Hmm.

- You and I. - Okay.

Thien An is phenomenal.

She's already shown me that we can work together

and be real rational.

She's a very smart player.

She's a medical student.

If I can

be her number one, that might be the best number one

a guy could ever ask for.

I want your input, because this is our game.

Mike doesn't care who he's with.

Come merge,

I don't trust him for a second. He's just gonna

hop on majority and play

- from the bottom. - He's just gonna roll.

- He's like a bottom-feeder, almost. - Right.

If you had to pick one...

...like, what does your gut tell you?

Kristin, because she

- voted against me. - Mm-hmm.

- I'm gonna be honest. - Okay.

- That scares me. - Yeah.

Because she's already proved

she's willing to do it.

But I'm just saying, you and I are ride or die.

- No, I'm telling you... - My whole game is in your hands.

No, I'm telling you, we're playing this together.

- Okay. - 100%.

- I want to play this with you, together. - I'm taking this to the grave.

No, same.

Carter's somebody who's stable that I can trust,

and he's

a good friend to have out here, because you need somebody

you can count on, no matter what.

Season 51 is like the ocean-- it ebbs and flows.

You need some kind of rock

to stay stable out here, 'cause it gets crazy.

Show me.

- We ain't got nothing better than you. - A'ight.

- I'm at the coffee shop. - Yeah, use-use Jelly.

- She's at the coffee shop. - I just got my...

She's at the coffee shop. Okay.

I'd be like...

Excuse me.

I don't mean to bother you, but I just want to introduce myself.

My name is Ori. What's your name?

My name is Jelly.

Nice to meet you, Jelly.

Where you from?

- See? - We got to go over to basics.

You went straight into small talk.

- We got to go over to basics. - Yeah, you got to say something exciting.

Now I'm on a job interview.

Hey, we got to go over to basics.

I love love.

I'm a lover boy, I'll be honest, but I'm playing

Survivor. Right now, I'm here for a million dollars.

I'm not here looking for love.

But, like, in real life,

I'm definitely ready, looking for a partner.

It's something I want, so...

People trying to hook me up,

and I'm saying, "No, I'm here for the money,"

when maybe I should be looking for that, too, you know?

What's a girl from so-and-so like to drink?

I mean, what would you have said?

Okay, we're getting somewhere.

You ain't... See, you dubbed it. No, you curved it.

- You ain't keep the conversation going. - No, no, no, I'm reel...

- I'm reeled in, I'm reeled in. - No.

- It's too late, you already curved it. - No.

Dirty chai.

- I mean... barista. - Oh, I'm sold.

He got the dirty chai?

Got your dirty chais. I mean,

you should say where you was from.

- Blocking your blessings. - My bad. My bad.

- I could have had a dirty chai. - Could have had a dirty chai.

- Good combo. - And a man.

You could have had a dirty chai and a man.

Dirty chai, good combo and a man.

I'm playing a game within a game, and that is matchmaker.

And I hear

that Ori is single.

Well, I know my girl Jelly has been single for three

plus years now, so the second I see a little spark,

I'll blow on it like a campfire

and turn that thing into a flame.

It's 1:00 p.m., and you're at the coffee shop.

You ain't got no job?

Oh!

"You ain't got no job." Like, dang.

Is there a spark between me and Ori?

I don't know if there's a spark, but there's not nothing.

I think, like, he's a good-looking man.

I know y'all seen those abs.

The man is built. I like an athletic physique,

so, that's nice.

He seems like someone

in the real world that I would get along with,

that I'd probably, like, have a good time with.

- You're a terrible wingman. - Am I?

- Why? - Or am I a really good wingman? - No.

You're embarrassing. You're like someone's parent.

I love Devin, but he thinks

he's helping. He's... He thinks he's being a wingman.

He's embarrassing me.

He's, like, forcing it.

Stop.

Fine. I'll give it to him on your behalf.

- Don't you dare. - Like, I'll give it to you.

Don't you be slapping down my heart. Look at this.

Talking about finding a heart rock.

"Give it to him." Like, Ori's about to be like,

"This girl is crazy."

Hey.

- Am I? - You're... What?

- Are you... What are you even saying? - I mean, I...

I-I tell you literally everything.

No, I know, I know.

But right now, I know one thing.

Savu 2.0 is looking good to me.

I have one of my

number one allies, Devin.

And I have Ori, my fellow

lasagna lover, my fellow

helicopter alliance that we started at the beginning.

You and Jelly and Sharonda, like I said...

And I feel like we could do it. I feel like

- we could really do it. - Yeah, yeah.

This right here, plus Sharonda, like,

we're gonna make it work, and whatever we need

to do, we're gonna do it.

It's a heart!

♪ All I want is some chicken ♪

♪ All I want is some fries ♪

♪ I wish we had the chicken ♪

♪ But we gave it up to those guys ♪

♪ It's okay ♪

♪ Little buddy ♪

♪ 'Cause we're gonna win tomorrow ♪

♪ We'll be living the high life ♪

♪ And the other tribes will be in sorrow. ♪

Yeah!

Oh, my God.

The Dina tribe is copacetic city.

I am loving these vibes.

It's like

that slice of home where, like,

someone that I can be my authentic self.

So I do theater for fun.

I do, like, musicals for fun.

- Same. - Oh, you do?

I perform improv, like, in, like,

random bars all across Canada.

I do musical theater, I do acting.

- I'm just an artsy guy. - Dude, you and I

are gonna have to go over roles.

- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.

Dude, meeting Kilby was a dream come true.

I found a kindred spirit.

Coming out here, I really wanted to make a buddy.

And I think Kilby could be that guy for me.

- We're just, like, the same ilk. - Yeah.

- Like, it is what it is. - Yeah, I feel like

we really are, like, the two dorks.

I'm gushing. I mean,

we have a million things in common.

- I know you like Wario. - Love Wario.

You know who's my favorite Mario character?

- Is it Waluigi? - Hell yeah. Wah!

He loves video games and wrestling, and

we can talk about film, you know?

I love Aladdin.

So freaking good.

And he's, like, this lovable,

like, teddy bear type of guy.

- Listen, like... - Yeah.

No, I just can't wait to bro with you more, man.

It's just special.

Dude, you just can't make this stuff up.

That's the magic of Survivor.

Maybe we're the Loverboys.

- I kind of like the Loverboys. - Loverboys?

That's a good... that's a good friggin' name, brother.

I love Eric. We're both nerds.

We both are, like,

overly optimistic.

I think we both sometimes talk a little bit too much.

My therapist once said

I'm overenthusiastic to make up

- for the under-enthusiasm. - Hmm.

And so I do think

this is turning into a little bit of a bromance,

but more importantly, I think

that Eric is the crack in this group.

The guy clearly loves me, and it feels like

he was specially crafted to be the kind of guy

I can flip out here.

My only fear with Eric is he is very obvious.

♪ It's a bro hug. ♪

- Love you, bro. Love you. - Love you, bro.

And other people

are recognizing that this guy really, really likes me.

Yes.

Kilby's smart.

He's a game designer.

He recognized that he's seriously on the bottom.

And he's really putting effort into bonding with Eric.

I worry that two or three days together,

they could be best buds.

And so Savu needs to keep our eyes on him.

- Are we still good? - Of course we are.

- Promise? - Sharonda. Sharonda.

- Okay, because we've been sticking it out. - Sharonda.

I trust Eric to a certain extent.

But Eric and Kilby

are like two peas in a pod.

They are so alike

that I am worried.

- Hey, you and I are still solid. - All right,

- We're the ride or dies. - I'm trusting you, dude.

- I'm trusting you too. - All right.

That could be the thing

that breaks this four up right now.

I mean, Kilby is a dangerous player,

and I think he's getting

a little too comfortable, and I don't like it.

Come on in!

How y'all feeling,

- Savu? - Hey! - Hey, Jeff.

Jefe, what's good, what's good?

Nice, windy day here in Fiji.

- The Dina tribe. - Morning, Jeff.

- Morning, Jeff. - Morning, Jeff.

And, wearing yellow,

weighing in much less than they started

nine days ago,

Toka, the crab.

All right. So, Mike,

let's talk about the new tribes,

because any time you have a tribe switch like this,

especially from two to three,

the dynamics in a tribe

can shift so much with one new person.

It's so true, and Kristin came in,

and she has so much knowledge about the fruits and the plants

and the vegetables out here.

It's actually a really big boost for us.

And it was a great afternoon yesterday.

Sharonda, you had a different situation

because you and your tribemates started over

with a pot, a machete, and a flint, and that was it.

Yeah. Initially, I was hurt.

I mean, I told them I need a second because

I was so ready to go back to Savu--

chicken, our semi-decent shelter.

But truly, once I just got over it,

felt like I was back in Savu,

but just with some extra family members.

- It was great. - All right,

shall we get to your first challenge

- as new tribes? - Yes. - Let's do it!

First things first, Jelly.

Got to take it back.

Thank you.

Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge, you're gonna use a bucket

to get water from the ocean.

You'll then work together to pass that water

from one player to another and into a container.

When the container fills, it will drop, releasing a ball.

Two tribe members will race to maneuver that ball

through a spinning maze.

First...

two tribes...

...to finish...

Oh, the baby!

...win immunity, safe from the vote.

In addition, you're playing for a reward. Want to know

what you're playing for?

Waiting for you back at camp for the first tribe to finish...

...a Survivor coffee kit. You've got

instant gratification with the iced tea and the iced coffee.

- Wow. - Then you have your own

coffee kit that you can make coffee.

You've got some sugar, you've got some biscuits.

You can socialize.

- Biscuits? - Gloat about your win.

Second tribe to finish, not quite as elaborate,

but will be a nice afternoon. Iced coffee.

- We'll take it. We'll take it. - All right, we'll take it.

- Worth playing for? - Yes!

Losers, Tribal Council,

where somebody will be the fifth person

voted out of Survivor 51.

All right, sit-outs. Toka,

you have one extra person. Got to sit somebody out.

Who's it gonna be?

- Me. - Thien An's gonna sit out for Toka.

All right, Dina, you have

one extra person. Who are you gonna sit out?

- I'll sit out. - You're gonna sit out. All right.

Eric's gonna sit out for Dina. Sit-outs, take a spot

on the bench. Everybody else, give you a minute to strategize.

We'll get it on. Here we go.

Survivor 51.

All right, here we go.

For immunity and reward.

Survivors ready.

Go!

You got to get water in that bucket.

Then you're gonna throw the bucket to your first tribemate.

Take your time, take your time.

Oh. So sorry.

Start over!

You can do it!

- Let's go, Dev! - Dang. Let's dig in.

- No. There is a learning curve.

You will figure it out.

Try to catch as much of that water

- as you can. - Come on, Toka.

- Yes. - Brady to Maggie,

looking good out of the gate.

- Aah. - Maggie, Maggie.

I'll go higher.

Communication now starting to take place.

Maggie, like this.

- Yeah, there you go. - Yeah.

This is gonna take some teamwork

and some time to figure out technique.

Kilby, that is not gonna do.

Every role is key.

- That's all right. - It's all right, stay in it, stay in it.

Immunity on the line.

One tribe going to Tribal Council.

Nice. Aggressive. Aggressive is great.

- Yes! Kilby with another toss.

That's gonna work for Dina.

- You got it! - Every drop matters.

- There goes Carter to Brady. - Yeah, Toka!

Brady to Maggie. Nice toss.

Yes!

That's how you do it on Survivor.

Mike gets a lot of water.

It is now Toka in the lead.

Come on, Toka!

Then Dina, then Savu.

Push it up.

Not like that.

Maybe he's filling it too heavy.

We need a big bucket.

Toka can extend their lead.

Maggie.

Those are fastballs

down the middle.

Yeah, we are so close.

It is Toka in the lead,

but Dina right on their tail.

- Ready? - Yes! Whoo!

Dina's really picked up the pace.

Oh, yeah. That's right, Dina!

- That's right, Dina! - One more! One more!

One more!

And another disastrous toss from Jelly.

- Maybe we need to change the toss or something. - Yeah.

Like she's got oven mitts on.

Savu really struggling.

Sorry, Jenna.

- Don't slow down! - Toka very close.

Whoo!

- Is this enough? - Come on,

- Mike! - Killing it, guys.

Not quite enough.

You're so close.

One more! One more!

Okay.

It is Toka and Dina getting very close.

Dina's got a good momentum now.

Come on, baby!

Yeah!

Not quite.

- Yes! - Dina does it!

- You're good, Dina! - That's right!

That's how we do it!

- Go. - Go! Go!

All right! Go get him, gang!

It is Dina now in the lead, moving on to the maze.

- It's okay. - Hey, listen to me. Okay?

This way, this way. Let go.

Is this enough for Toka?

There it is.

And it is! Toka's good!

- You're good, Carter. - Come on, Toka!

Savu continues to struggle.

- Let's go. We're not out of it. - Let's go, we're still in it. We good,

we good. We're still in it.

Come on, come on!

Oh, Maggie is right near me. Hey, Maggie.

Hey, stop talking.

- I understand. - Okay.

It is Maggie and Kristin for Toka.

Got to get to the outside of this maze.

Just relax, relax.

Linnea and Cristian for Dina.

Okay, keep pulling.

You have to get all the way around.

But pull back. Pull back a little bit.

Alexis waiting.

- Keep going, Jenna. - We'll make it up,

we'll make it up, we're fine.

- Pull. Pull, pull. - We got to go quick.

One tribe going to Tribal Council,

- It's gonna be small. - one person going home tonight.

It is Dina in the lead.

Toka trying to catch up.

- Back, back, back. - Your way, your way, your way.

This is all about communication

- and teamwork. - Nice.

It requires players to work together.

Nice, Cristian!

Okay, so this is gonna be tricky.

A little tension, a little slack. You need more,

I give you some. I need some, you got to let go.

Thataway, ladies!

- We're so close. - Yeah, we're at the end.

- So close. - Holy cats.

- Are you ready? - I'm holding tension, yup.

Dina getting closer and closer.

Yes, baby.

But that last section of the maze,

you got to get through that passageway.

Come on, gang, you got this!

Wait, wait, wait.

No!

Good job. We're still good!

Yes.

- Way to go. - Savu--

they are in dead last right now.

- Is this enough? - Yes, we're good. - Yes, yes, yes, yes!

- We got it! - That might do it! Savu's good!

You're in!

Now they can join. Start in

on this spinning maze.

It is Toka and Dina at

about the same spot.

- Trying to make that move. - You got it, don't slow down.

I want it to just sit there.

I see it.

You pull more.

We have to go across this.

I'm ready. Tell me when. Tell me when.

Two tribes safe, one tribe going to Tribal Council.

Back!

Oh, no!

Okay, I'll hold tension.

This is all about touch.

You start pulling back now.

- Yeah! - Yeah!

- Let's go! - Dina has it.

Take our time. Take our time.

Dina, for the win.

Dina's done it! Dina,

their first immunity challenge,

and they pulled it off.

We're looking for one more.

- No, you pull, you pull. - I am, I am.

It is Savu trying to catch up.

You're pulling it. You need...

- Let it go, let it go, let it go. - Savu is in

- dead last. - Alexis,

you pull. Perfect. - Yeah.

- Yeah, okay. Yes. - Perfect.

Toka getting closer.

You know the path.

You've just got to make the move.

We're so close. I know.

- We just need gravity. - Yup.

- So slow, so slow. - Not our pulling.

Slow, steady movement.

- Little more. - Point it towards... Go, go, go!

- There it is! You're good, Toka. Well done.

- Oh! - The ball pops out!

But you finished the maze.

This challenge is over.

Toka wins immunity...

Woo-hoo-hoo!

Yeah!

...sending Savu to Tribal Council,

where somebody will be the fifth person

voted out of Survivor 51.

Good job, family.

Toka, Toka, Toka, baby.

Toka, Toka, Toka, Toka, Toka.

All right, Dina, first challenge as a new tribe.

- First victory. - Whoo! Yeah!

- Good job, y'all. - Thank you. Good job.

Everybody's safe,

nobody going home from Dina.

Waiting for you back at camp--

that Survivor coffee kit. Grab your stuff,

head out. Enjoy your victory

and enjoy your night off.

Congrats, brodies.

- Good job, guys. - Toka,

it doesn't matter that the whale's a little smaller.

It has just as much power.

It's not about the size, it's about the heart.

Toka safe. Nobody from this six going home.

Waiting for you back at camp-- one pitcher of iced coffee.

Nice way to celebrate. Grab your stuff, head out.

Thank you, Jeff.

No Tribal Council tonight.

- Good job, guys. - Good job.

All right, Savu,

Tribal Council tonight where one of the five of you will be

the fifth person voted out of Survivor 51.

- Grab your stuff. Head out. - Thank you, Jeff.

- See you tonight at Tribal. - Thank you, Jeff.

Going into this vote with five people, there's

way less room to hide.

And that's really scary.

But also there is a big,

big question mark for me.

Can I trust Dev and Jelly?

Or are they, like, writing me off for life?

Do we sit down before we scramble?

Do we scramble first? What are we doing?

No, I think we

prepare the chicken, and we can have our conversations

while we're doing our part, right?

And then we all have dinner before Tribal?

I guess I feel a little antsy, to be honest.

Like, I think...

I mean...

that's fine with me, though.

Yeah, she's dead.

I've now officially

taken my first life, and

we are going to Tribal tonight.

Right now Alexis and Jenna are

a lamb for the slaughter, a chicken for the rotisserie,

ready to be gobbled up by the remainder of us.

But for me,

I personally, before we slaughtered the chicken,

named it Jenna.

And now we're gonna eat.

These are my cards on the table.

I know, like, we were not on the same side of the votes.

We've been kind of against each other.

And if I were you, I would understand being like,

"Now is a time I can take a shot at Jenna."

Like, yada yada.

But, like, I feel like if we get through this vote together,

we could help each other.

Here's my mindset coming back to camp.

Keep Toka together.

Work with Dev, work with Jelly.

We could have the numbers.

Don't target each other.

We have the control

if we can just all agree

this is better for all of our games.

Where are your guys's sights at?

I mean, I think Ori's kind of invaluable.

Like, we kind of need him.

That makes me want to lean Alexis, to be honest.

I feel that way.

We're voting for Alexis.

Girl is smart.

And Alexis is playing the game just as much

as I'm playing the game.

And, girl, I respect it,

but I got to come for you because you're dangerous.

How are you feeling?

- Scared. - Yeah.

- I feel you. - Look,

I'm asking you to be real with me.

- Mm-hmm. - Are you guys just gonna stay strong?

And you're fine with letting those two

get far in this game?

Because I'm sure I don't have to tell you.

- Mm-hmm. - Like, they're threats.

Mm-hmm.

I don't know why you would stick with them.

They've written your name down.

- They clearly, like, don't like you. - Mm.

Like, not to be mean, but, like...

I mean, obviously, they are, like, the cool kids in school.

And it's like, if you want to do

Revenge of the Nerds, like, I'm down.

I'm very nervous.

If the Toka members stick together,

that leaves me in some serious trouble.

So I'm just trying

to really drive the wedge

that might already be there even wider between them.

- I don't know. - Okay.

- Okay. - And I'm sorry because I know it's so...

- What about, like, your shoes? - My shoes?!

You want my shoes as collateral?

Yeah, maybe.

I mean, I'm not trying to be crazy,

but it's just, like, I'm scared.

Well, I-I understand that you're scared, but...

And if I don't go home, you get them back.

I have never seen that before,

like, asking for crazy collateral.

But, girl,

I cannot lose my shoes!

- If I wanted to... - Wait. Would you give me your shoes?

If I wanted to screw you over, you...

I would give you my shoes, and you could walk out with them.

Alexis is fighting for her life,

but I'm not giving up my shoes.

Listen, I'm not stupid.

I'm just telling you right now,

Dev and Jelly are bigger threats.

Jenna's, like, not trustworthy, that's the thing.

I know. I know.

- Let's just play it cool. - Okay.

Alexis don't know,

Dev and Jelly are people I'm really, really cool with.

We call ourselves the helicopter alliance.

And it's a really tight one.

And it's one I want to go forward with.

I'm down to go Jenna.

- Like, for sure, right? - Oh, 100%.

Jenna's on the outs with Dev and Jelly.

So if she's on the outs with Dev and Jelly,

she's on the outs with me,

and then I also have Alexis.

That's my girl. So if it's up to me,

Jenna's torch will be snuffed tonight.

I mean, I think that our games just haven't been aligned.

I meant it when I said, like, I genuinely like you guys.

- Yeah. - And, you know,

I have Alexis, like, fishing for me,

fishing for my vote.

I mean, she straight up came up to me, and she said,

"It would be stupid for you to go with them."

This is literally what she's saying to me.

"They're huge threats to win the game, they're...

Everybody likes them." Yada, yada, yada, yada.

Like, this is the pitch.

What I'm seeing now

is what Alexis is like prior

to a Tribal Council.

Her paranoia has already sat in.

I don't like that she's saying things, right?

Obviously, she's gonna say whatever she's gonna say,

and she doesn't know the dynamics that we've had.

I feel like it's just been-- It's, like, open,

we haven't been on the same side,

and I want to work with you guys.

Yes, I think the same way. - Okay.

Alexis is saying she's willing

to vote for either me or Devin,

saying we're more threatening, we could win it all.

So you got to go. I'm petty, I get it.

Really?

I mean, clearly, Alexis is not a long-term ally.

She's not someone who can stay cool, calm, collected.

And I feel like me and Devin have

a big say and big role in tonight's Tribal Council.

But I worry that

if we flip it to Alexis,

Ori will not be okay with that.

That will cause

the first rift in the helicopter alliance.

Alexis is scheming. Like,

Alexis went up to her and said, like, we'd all be stupid

to let me go to the end.

It's amazing.

Mm-hmm.

Mmm.

That's good.

- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.

Nice job.

We went through the whole process of

preparing the chicken, and it's

the last supper for one of us.

Technically, on paper, old Toka has the numbers.

And Alexis is dangerous.

So getting her out would be

logically the smartest move for us moving forward.

But with Jenna, lines have already been fractured.

Lies have already been had, so

do I keep the enemy

I'm familiar with or the new one

who's quickly becoming the problem for me?

All right.

Let's get into it.

So you go back to camp.

A very clear division.

You have three former Toka,

two former Savu.

Ori, do you feel a little bit like

your backs are against the wall

if you just look at the numbers and where we are in the game?

Absolutely. And there's a lot

of pros to them staying three strong, you know?

Toka goes up a number on Savu.

They prove to their other tribemates that they're strong.

But this vote might matter

ten, 12, 15 days from now, you know?

So me and Alexis-- we were like,

"What crack are we gonna try to expose?

"Whose game does it benefit to get rid

of one of them and not us?"

Jenna, that's very savvy commentary.

- Yeah. - But the other consideration is,

in order for the three of you to stick together,

the three of you have to want to stick together.

Yeah, 100%.

And we've been really open

about what happened at the last couple of Tribals.

And we haven't been on the same page.

These are the only two people in the game

who have voted for me.

So it is kind of a precarious situation.

Alexis, there's the crack

that you and Ori are looking for.

That is definitely the crack.

And that's because everybody here is an individual.

They are not on Toka still.

We are not on our original Savu team.

And even if we were, I'm playing for myself.

Ori's playing for his self.

Jelly wants to win, Devin wants to win.

And that can only be one person.

- So... - What about me?

You want to win.

Like, everyone is playing for themselves.

Jelly, it also brings up the idea

that you start this game with a random group.

So it doesn't necessarily mean, to Alexis's point,

that I want to stay with these people.

Yeah, I mean, to Jenna's point,

we haven't been on the same page, even as Toka, right?

Me and Jenna have never voted together,

but I know Jenna.

It feels like I've known Jenna months at this point.

So when she talks to me,

I feel like I know what I'm getting from her.

Ori, Alexis-- yeah, they were cool

day one at the marooning, but

I don't know what's going on since then.

We've had 24 hours and a chicken together.

That doesn't necessarily mean

- that I know them. - In Survivor, that's a lot.

- That's a lot of chicken. - In Survivor, that's a lot.

In Survivor, that's a lot.

No, but for me it was weighing

the devil you know

versus the devil you don't know, right?

Alexis, what was your afternoon like?

Was it peaceful and calculating?

Was it panic and chaotic?

There was definitely a moment

as we were huddled around a chicken,

scarfing it down, where I thought,

"This could be just, these three are having a nice meal,

but for us two this could be one of our last meals."

- Last supper. - But also,

like, I want to show people that I'm not here

to be chaos, I'm not here

to be somebody who's gonna flip on you tomorrow.

I'm here to say, "You vote with me tonight,

I'm with you till the end."

And that's called stability and reliability,

and, like, that is what I can present

to whoever wants to vote with me tonight.

Jelly, there's an openness

that Ori and Alexis have tonight,

which probably comes from "I got nothing to lose."

But that can charm you

into something that maybe you weren't considering.

Yeah, I mean, consistent, stable. Like,

do you know what that sounds like in the world of Survivor?

That sounds amazing.

'Cause that doesn't exist anywhere, right?

So it sounds good, but it's been two days with them.

How do we know that's not just the charm?

That's not just the finesse?

So I have to be very calculated

in how I think about all of my next steps.

So, Ori, what did you do

today to make sure it's not you?

It's so funny 'cause five days ago

my last thing to the tribe was-- do what? Take the layup.

Take the easy vote.

It's right there. Finish it.

Now I'm telling 'em, "Shoot the three."

Literally, literally.

Pull up from half-court.

Dribble, dribble, fadeaway from behind the backboard.

Be the superstar, you know?

Make the big move. Please shoot the three.

Me and Alexis are here. Grab us

and make a big move.

And I got to say, it doesn't have to be a big move.

Like, I don't think we're asking for much.

Just, like, be smart.

Make the move. Move ahead here.

Devin, that's interesting.

It doesn't have to be a big move,

- just the smart move. - Right.

And I'm not a basketball guy, so I can't give you

an eloquent thing, but I've been on the opposite side

of the vote since I've been here.

And this is my third Tribal, you know?

So, yeah, it's no secret to anyone here.

I even went over to the old Savu

and told them about how Jenna and I

were on opposite sides of the vote.

And I'm just hoping that we can mend some cracks

and we can move forward strong.

Even if I have to take a simple route.

Sometimes the simple route is the best route.

So, Alexis, this could really be

- a pivotal vote. - Yeah, I mean,

lookit, you're on Survivor.

If you're scared, go to church. If you're on Survivor,

get ready to take risks

'cause that's how you win and that's how you get far, and

it seems like the time is now.

My parents are pastors. We can have church here.

We can have Survivor and church,

and we can continue in this game.

And if they need to be led to the Lord today,

I'm happy to have an altar call

because my daddy taught me how to do it.

Amen.

All right,

it is time to vote.

Ori, you're up.

I'm really sorry.

I think you're amazing, I think

you're dangerous and a threat.

That's why I have to vote for you.

Jenna, I'm sorry.

I really like you.

I wish you all the best, but I just

couldn't trust you in this game.

I'll go tally the votes.

If anybody has an advantage or an idol,

and you want to play it, now would be the time to do so.

All right, I'll read the votes.

First vote:

Alexis.

Jenna. That's one vote Alexis, one vote Jenna.

Jenna.

That's two votes Jenna, one vote Alexis.

Fifth person voted out of Survivor 51:

Jenna. That's three. That's enough.

Need to bring me your torch.

Man.

Sorry, Jenna. I'm sorry, Jenna.

Man.

Bye, Jenna. It was a pleasure.

Jenna, the tribe has spoken.

- Thanks, guys. - It's time for you to go.

Thank you. Thanks, guys.

Bye, Jenna.

Grab your torches, head back to camp.

Good night.

- Good night, Jeff. - Good night, Jeff.

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Hello!

I'm ready to cause some chaos. It's do or die, guys.

It doesn't feel great to get blindsided on Survivor.

It really hurts.

And you start to imagine more than one step ahead.

And then, of course, that's when it gets you.

But I'm proud of playing my heart out

and being heartbroken right now because

that's the only way I would want to do it.