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- Previously on
"Deal or No Deal Island"...

- Holy [bleep].

- The Banker believes that
power requires sacrifice.

- You all must vote
for who to leave behind.

- I'm gonna vote for Lete.

- I'll go Dickson.

- I'll go CK.

- I'm starting to realize

how strong David
and Parvati are,

because no one even threw
their name out.

- Parvati, you have earned
the power to choose

who faces the Banker next.

- She does not want to play.

- Neither do I.

- We're supposed to be ride
or die in this, mom and son.

It's not working right now.

- I really don't want
Dickson to go home.

- I'm gonna choose La Shell.

- Okay.

- We have all been bamboozled.

We should have been working
together to get those two out.

- Oh.
- Oh.

- Sorry,
but you made a bad deal.

- I don't want it to be
me or Phillip next.

[suspenseful music]

* *

- [exhales sharply]

Final six, y'all.

We're doing it.

We're here.

We're out here screaming,
crying, yelling, throwing up.

All of it.

- David--he's a bigger
physical threat to us.

If it comes down to
a physical challenge,

you or I could beat Parvati.

- We can.

- I'm excited to be
in the final six.

What's crazy to me is,
I've showed an honest game,

and I've gotten
blindsided twice.

I got blindsided by CK
when she sent home Seychelle,

and I also told David
to send home Dickson,

and he sent home Dr. Will.

And so it's tough
to depend on people

when you know
they're lying to you.

- Top six, buddy.

- Top six, baby.

- If you were a chess piece,
what piece would you be?

- Probably be a pa--a knight.

- Knight's good.

You nearly said pawn.
[laughs]

- I almost did.

Golden, baby!

We're in the top six right now.

I can just taste how close
I am to getting there.

I'm not here for the playoffs.

I'm here for a freaking
Super Bowl, baby!

- Like, you're in
a very good spot, my boy.

Very, very good spot.

I reckon you went from being

the biggest threat
in the game--

- Yeah.

- To almost, like,
completely under the radar.

- Yeah.

I think the best person to get
out today, though, is Lete.

- Yeah, I like it.

Let's do it.

- I'm giving a friendship
bracelet later to Lete.

[laughter]

But you know
I'm on The Family's side.

- Dude, I like your
dastardly side.

I like it when you
do dirty deeds.

[laughter]

[birds calling]

* *

- I hate when
they're watching me.

- Who?

- Mom and Dad.

- Hi!

[laughs]

- Oh, my God.

My boy is finally
listening to Mama.

Dickson and I talked about
this friendship bracelet

alliance blindside
that he could pull off.

I couldn't be more
proud of my son.

- Why are they
standing like that?

- Um--

- Why are you smiling so much?

- I'm such an awkward person,
you know?

- No, you're not.

No, you're good.
- Am I?

- Yeah.
I don't think you're awkward.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Okay. Let me see your hand.

- Okay.

- Just thinking about you,
beautiful.

I made that for you.

- Okay.
- So--

- [laughs]

- He did it.

He did it.
Oh.

[laughs]

- "DONDI babe. XOXO."

- And it also has my initials

and his initials.

I don't think Dickson has
much experience with girls,

so this is sweet.

A little sweet surprise.

- Friendship bracelets, baby.

That's what you gotta do to
build trust in this game.

- Yeah, this--the trust level
just shot through the roof.

- [gasps] Did it?
- Yeah.

I mean, no one else made a
bracelet that said "DONDI babe"

and had our initials
on it, so--

- What do you think
we should do?

- I think we need
to wait to see where

the cards fall after the game.

What do you think?

- I don't want Parvati just
scooting her way to the end.

- That's the issue.
- So--

- I know.

- So I'll be honest with you.

They think I'm with them.

But I think, like, what really,
like, turned me off on the fam

was the fact that
I told Parvati

that I did not want to play.

And she was still,
like, hesitant about it.

I'm gonna tell Dave and Parv
I'm with them.

I'm gonna tell Lete
I'm with her

and I'm in her army,
when in reality,

it's like,
I'll flip either way

as long as I get
to the final four.

That doesn't make me feel good,
like, if we're together.

It's like, if I don't want
to play, I don't want to play.

And the fact that she was,
like, debating about it

does not make me feel good
and, like, showed where I was.

- Yep.

- I'm in Queen Lete's army.

Put it that way.

- Oh!
- Cool?

- Cool.

- Great talking to you.

- Good talking with you.

Dickson's confidence
is growing on me.

Relationships are
built on trust.

So I'm Team Dickson right now.

- Oh, dear.

That little baby bird better
not fly too far from the nest.

That could be a big problem
for us.

Don't mess with our boy.

- Or else.
- Or else.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Now that we're
in the final six,

I've finally accepted
that I'm in this game.

But I just never thought
I'd make it this far.

And so now that I
have made it this far,

it is very much like, Courtney,
keep your head in the game.

You can maybe
actually win this.

I hope for the DONDI gods
to just, you know,

bless me with immunity today.

[suspenseful music]

* *

[thunder rumbling]

- Lovely day, isn't it?
- Wow.

- Yeah.
- Lovely.

- It's beautiful.
- Hello, guests.

- Hey, Joe.
- Hello.

- For some, the weight of power
can be too much to bear.

So the Banker is looking
for a worthy opponent

who can carry that weight
without sinking.

- Oh.
- [laughs]

- Cool.

- In front of me is
a group of unmarked cases,

all valued in the millions.

- Mm.

- For this excursion,
you'll each need

to walk across
that narrow beam,

suspended over a deep pit
of quicksand--

- Oh, my goodness.

- Taking a case
from one side to the other.

- Oh.
- Oh, man.

- Where are we?

We've got a pit of quicksand
in front of us?

I haven't seen that
in my entire life.

- That's--
- So skinny.

- I think this could hurt.

- Each case is worth
a different amount.

The heavier the case,
the higher the value.

And you won't know the
exact worth of the cases,

but you can gauge their weight

to help you decide
which one to pick.

- Okay.

- Once you've selected
your case,

you'll have two minutes to get
it safely to the other side,

even if you fall
into the quicksand.

If you fail,
you'll be forced to choose

from a selection
of low-value cases.

- Mm.
I don't want that.

- The guest who secures the
highest-value case earns

total safety
and the power to choose

who plays Deal or No Deal
at the next Temple.

- Okay.
[thunder rumbles]

- The two lowest-value
case holders are at risk

of facing the Banker, but they
may have company at the bottom.

[tense music]

The two red cases
in this excursion

are the heaviest of the bunch.

Successfully carrying one
of them across the pit

will guarantee you safety.

But if you fail,
you automatically join

the bottom two and are
at risk of facing the Banker.

So before you take a red case,
you need to weigh the risk.

- I see what you did there.
- Nice. Yeah.

- Now, because this excursion
is all about

the weight of power,
the Banker wants the guest

who had the least amount
of power at the last Temple

to go first.
- Oh.

- Since you survived the
bottom two at the last Temple,

that's you, Dickson.

Now, Dickson, after your turn,
you'll choose who goes next.

Then that person will choose,
and so on.

Dickson, come on over and
feel the weight of the cases.

- I'm first up,
and I am beyond excited,

because it's a ticket
to final five, baby.

Oh, gosh.

- What are you thinking,
Dickson?

- [exhales] I'm kinda nervous
to grab one of the silver ones,

just in case I grab
the wrong one.

- He's gonna to take a red one.
High risk, high reward.

- Good choice.
Good choice.

- Let's go, D!

- All I gotta do
is walk across this beam,

and I'm in final five, baby.

Oh, gosh, that's a lot skinnier
than I thought it was.

- It's all in your feet.

All in your legs.
You can do this.

- Okay.

- All right.
Are you ready?

- I'm ready.

- Your two minutes starts now.

[tense music]

- I'm nervous.
- Let's go, Dickson.

- You're killing it.
- Oh, my gosh.

- Oh, there we go.
- Right.

You got this.

- There you go.

Oh.

- Oh!
- All good. All good.

- Oh, my God.
- Push, D!

- Come on!

- [grunting] Ah.

[grunting]

- Come on, D!

- I'm stuck.

- Oh, my God.

We were all pretty confident
going into it.

Dickson being stuck definitely
changed the vibe real quick.

- Let's go, Dickson!

[suspenseful music]

* *

.

[suspenseful music]

- Push, D!

Come on.
- [bleep]

I'm, like, stuck.

- You got it, buddy.

- You still have plenty
of time to make it.

- Through the mud.
That's it.

That's it.
There you go.

* *

- Ah.

- Dickson has no limbs
at this point.

He's just one congealed body,
stuck in quicksand.

- Use the case!
- Push along!

Use the case!
- Use the case!

- Dickson, 60 seconds left.

- Thanks, Joe.
I appreciate it.

- Come on, Dickson.
[laughter]

Hey, push it out
in front of you, bud!

- When I say "stuck,"
he looked like one of those

wavy things outside
of a used car dealership

flailing back and forth.

- You're gonna hate me
for this, but 30 seconds left.

- Stay flat, Dickson.

- Appreciate it, Joe.

- Somebody help this man.

- Come on.
Big step.

[suspenseful music]

- 15 seconds, Dickson.

- Oh, buddy.
- Oh, no.

- I'm literally stuck.

- Maybe swim in it.

- Yeah, there you go.

Now you're up.

- That's terrifying.

- Dickson, your time is up.

- Oh, my God.
- Oh.

- That's an insanely fast
two minutes.

- I'm sorry, but you could
not get your red case across,

which means
you're automatically

at risk of facing the Banker.

- Yeah, I do.

- Ah, dang! That sucks!

It's just very disappointing
that I had the power

to earn safety, put destiny
and fate in my own hands,

and I just wasn't able
to pull it off.

That's heartbreaking.

- The interesting thing is,

there is a bit of strategy
right now.

You got to go first.

You now get to pick
who goes next.

Do you want to hear
anything from the group

before you decide?

- Anyone want to go next?

- I'll go next.

- I'll go next, Dickson.

- Lete, you had
your hand right up.

- Well, we had a moment,
you know?

[laughs]
- Okay.

David, you had
your hand right up.

- Whatever he thinks is right,
he'll do it.

- All right.

Well, Dickson,
the choice is yours.

- You know,
it's a little worrisome

'cause I gotta show
some cards here.

Because I am trying
to play both sides

in this scenario,
where I'm trying

to stick with The Family.

But at the same time,
I'm also telling Lete

I'm gonna go against
The Family.

- Who's going to go second?

[mid-tempo music]

* *

- I gotta go with my bodyguard,
David, on this one.

So as soon as I know that
I gotta show my cards,

then of course
I'm picking The Family.

- Okay, David it is.
- Okay, David.

[clapping]

* *

- You're breaking hearts
over here, Dickson.

- Hey, I'm used to it, Joe.

I'm used to it.

- [gasps] Dickson!

[tense music]

- All right, David, talk to me.

Are you gonna go for
one of the heavy cases,

or try the red case, which will
guarantee you safety at Temple?

- So I think I'm gonna
go for the heaviest case.

- Okay.

- That's not heaviest.

You've gotta read
the play as it goes.

I know Dickson's out,
so I know the next-highest case

will be the heaviest.

And then I know
the next person that

gets the red will have safety.

I think it's this one, but I--

I think that's
the heaviest case.

I want Parv and I
to have ultimate safety

and ultimate power
in this game,

so I take the heaviest case.

Oh!
[blows raspberry]

That is thin!

- All right, David,
your two minutes start now.

* *

- Nice.

- Oh, God.

- [bleep]

- Oh, boy.

- Oh, my God.

- Oh, my God.

- [grunts]

- He made it further
than Dickson.

- [grunts]

- Come on, David!

- Get there!

- [grunts]

I've had some quicksand
experience in my life.

[grunts]

Lay flat on top.

You need to kind of swim.

You need to glide.

You need to push
your case forward.

[grunts]

- All right.

David is managing to--
army-crawling through.

- Oh.

[grunts]

- Get it up there, David.

- He looks exhausted right now.

He's almost there.

- Let's go! Let's go!

- There it is.

David, congratulations.

You made it across in time.

Therefore, that case
is yours to keep.

- Nice job.

- [panting]

Whew.

- I also want to note, there
is a red case still available.

You have a bit
of power right now.

- I do have
a little bit of power.

- You have some agency
in choosing who goes next.

- I feel really good about
all you guys going through,

but I'm gonna let Parv decide.

- You're gonna let me do it?
- Yeah.

- All right, Parvati.

- Okay, here we go.

[tense music]

I'm gonna take this one.

- You're gonna take
the red case?

- Yep.
- Just like that.

High risk, high reward.

- Oh, my God!
[laughing]

[laughter]

That's a toothpick.

I'm a yoga teacher.

I have balance for days,

but this beam is
like a tightrope.

- If you don't make it across,

you are automatically in
the bottom, up for elimination.

But if you do make it across,

you are guaranteed safety

for the ninth time!

- That's what I'm going for.

- Your time starts now.

* *

- Oh.
- Oh!

- Ooh!
- Ouch.

- [groans]

- Okay.

- Ooh.

- Swim.

You gotta swim, Parv.

- [grunts]

- Okay, getting some
coaching from David here.

- Stay flat, girl.

- We got two minutes
to get across this mud.

I don't really feel confident.

- Parvati's about
halfway through.

- Keep going, Parv.
Stay flat.

Swim it.

- [grunting]

- Oh, she's getting
pretty stuck now.

- Slowing down makes you stuck.

- Go, Parv.

You're almost there.
Come on, girl.

- [grunts]
- Keep going.

Keep going. Keep going.

- Oh!
- See?

- There she is.
- See?

- You have secured safety
for the ninth time in a row.

- Oh, my God.

David and I are
the power couple.

Everyone knows
we're the biggest threat,

but they can't take
a shot at me

because I have been safe
nine times in a row.

- You now choose who goes next.

- I'm gonna pick CK.

- Okay, CK.

- You will. You will. You will.

- Parvati has chosen you
to go next.

It's time for you to feel
the weight of these cases

and decide how heavy
you want to go.

Go ahead.

[tense music]

Is that the case
you're choosing?

- Yes, sir.

- Head on over to the beam.

Are you ready?

- Yes. Yes, you are.

You got it.

- Your two minutes start now.

- Here we go.

* *

- Nice.

- Oh, wow!

- Oh, my God.

.

- All right, CK,
your two minutes start now.

- Nice.

- Oh!
- Oh!

- Oh, wow!

- Oh, my God.

- She does a flip
and lands on her face.

- Oh!

- It looks like the girl
just killed herself.

- [groans]
- You okay?

- You all right?

- Oh, God.

- Oh, my God.
That looked bad.

- 55 seconds, CK.
- Go, CK.

- Go, girl.
- Just keep pushing.

- You got this.
You can do this.

- You're already
more than halfway.

- Yeah.
- Come on, CK!

Keep crawling.
Go, go, go.

- Yeah, CK.
- Let's go.

You're almost there.

- Come on, CK.
- Come on, CK.

Put it up,
and then you can rest.

Put it up, and then
you can rest.

You're there.

- Wow!

- Good job.
- CK!

- Oh, my God.

- Oh, my God.
- Wow!

You locked it in.

Congratulations.

You made it in time.

You earned that case.

- Damn.

- I'm the only one that's
not gonna get across.

CK absolutely wipes out.

- Good job.

- She still got across,
and I can't get across.

It's like, oh, my gosh!

- I'm so nervous now.

- That was crazy.
- Yeah.

- All right, you get
to decide who goes next.

- Go ahead.

Go ahead, Lete.

Go ahead.

- Okay, Lete.

That's it?
- That's it.

- Step on up to the beam.

- Oh, my gosh.

I hope I don't pull a CK.

- All right, Lete,
your two minutes start now.

- Okay.

After I saw CK do a back
double-tuck front flip off

of the balance beam thing,
I was like, all right,

I'm gonna be jumping
into this quicksand

and just trying my best
to get through the mud.

- Good, Lete.
That's it.

That's the technique.

- There you go.

- Do you like this
technique, Dickson?

- Oh!
- Ah!

- Smack talk!

- Like, Dickson, you
should've chose me over David.

[grunts]

You don't care about me
as your girlfriend.

- Good job, Lete.
- Well done.

- All right.

- There's only one person
left to go.

Phillip, how you doing, man?

- Uh, I've been better.
I'm not gonna lie to you, Joe.

- You upset?
- I am.

I think I've gone through
a lot of my life

without ever feeling chosen.

Especially after verbalizing
that out loud on the island,

I think this one hurts
a little bit.

- Well, here's the thing
about this game.

Sometimes the people who
appear to be on the bottom

can get power
and take the game back over.

You've seen big shifts happen.

- I have.

- So right now, you have
a chance to prove them wrong.

You've got two cases to pick,
and you're gonna choose

which one is gonna be
best for you.

- I wanted to go
for the heaviest one,

but these are
definitely pretty close.

- That one right there?

All right, Phillip.

Step on up to the beam.

Are you ready?

- Yes, sir.

- Your two minutes start now.

- Come on, Phillip.

- Breathe.
Go with it.

- There you go, Phillip.

[tense music]

- Come on, Phillip.

- There you go, buddy.

Take your time.

- You just have to make it
to the other side

within two minutes.

- He's got this.
- There you go.

- Stay with it, Phillip.

Come on, Phillip.
Go, go, go, go, go.

- Crawl your way, Phillip.
- Stay flat, man. Stay flat.

- Crawl your way.

- His legs are deep.

- It's hard to find
the motivation.

- 30 seconds, Phillip.

30 seconds left.

- But then I realized I want
to get to the other side.

- Press with your legs.

- There you go, Phillip.
Come on, buddy.

Beast mode.

- Yeah, arms wide, buddy.

- Eight seconds.

- Come on, Phillip!

Put it on the deck!
- Come on!

Get it up there!
- Get it in!

Come on, man.

Put it on the deck!

Got it!
- Yeah!

- I'm proud.

- Before we reveal
the case values,

congratulations, Parvati.

You successfully brought
a red case over,

which means you have
total safety at the Temple--

- Yes.

- For the ninth time
in a row.

- Amazing.

- Y'all,
take the clown makeup off.

Like, we're looking stupid.

- Dickson, since you failed
to bring your red case across,

you are automatically at risk
of facing the Banker.

The guest who secures
the highest-value silver case

earns total safety
and the power

to choose who plays
Deal or No Deal.

[suspenseful music]

The guests with the two
lowest-value silver cases

are at risk of facing
the Banker along with Dickson.

Please open your cases.

- Okay.

[suspenseful music]

- 2 million.

- Lete, Phillip, you have
the two lowest cases.

That means you are both
joining Dickson,

and are at risk of facing
the Banker tonight.

- Okay.

- Congratulations, David.

As the highest-value
case holder,

you have earned safety
and the power

to choose who plays
Deal or No Deal tonight.

- All right.

- CK, you avoided
the Banker tonight,

but you're still at risk
of being sent home

should someone make
a good deal.

See you all at the Temple.

- See you there, Joe.

- Gonna be a muddy game
tonight.

[light tense music]

* *

- You wanna come
over here, Phillip,

so I can explain myself?
- Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

- Were you ever thinking
of getting someone else?

Or were you always thinking--
- I was thinking--

- Okay, David, and then
I can negotiate with David.

- I was thinking you or David.

But again,
I was thinking in my mind,

like, how to get
Parvati on the bottom.

How to get Parvati
on the bottom

was for her
to get the red case,

and I assumed she
wasn't going to make it.

- Dickson,
that's just bad thinking.

- I couldn't do it,
so I didn't think she could.

- Dickson, with me,
talked about Mission P,

which was to get Parvati out.

But he was the one
who had power and control

in the game today,
and he didn't do anything

to try to get Parvati out.

If anything, he's the one
who made Parvati safe today.

- We all got a little screwed
by that move,

every last one of us.
- Yeah.

- Well, that's not
what I intended to do.

- You're a liability
to my game because you're

just not making good gameplay.

Oh, Dickson, baby boy.

Well, now we have
to figure which one of us

is gonna go against
the Banker tonight.

- And we can all go up to him.

And, like,
I'll just tell David.

But it's like, I don't know
if David's gonna send me up.

- Right.

- You know?
- Right.

- Hey, can you come over here?
- Yeah, mate.

Yeah.

- I mean,
I'd be willing to play.

I don't know if they'd want to.

- Does anyone want to play?

- I don't think
I should play right now.

If you want me to, I can.

I'm just not in
a great headspace.

- Okay.

Hey, dude,
you're not gonna play.

All right?

- Lete plays the honest thing,
but she's lying.

Phillip is actually
really genuine,

so I kind of trust Phillip more
than anyone in this game.

- I don't wanna play either.

- Well, you afforded me the
same opportunity, Lete, so--

- Right, right.

[suspenseful music]

- Right now, I have
a fantastic majority alliance.

The unknown quantity on the
beach for me right now is Lete.

So I'm gonna make
a decision tonight

that is best for my game
that takes me to the end.

* *

- I feel like--
- The thing with David--

I'm gonna be
straight-up with you.

I don't think he's
gonna put me up,

just 'cause he doesn't
want me--

- Yeah.
- In jeopardy.

- So he's gonna put me up.

- I don't know
what he's gonna do, I promise.

- I can tell by what
he was saying right now

that he wants to put me up.
- Okay.

- When he said that and
looked at me in my face of,

like, since you had me go up,
I'll put you up--

- Yeah, well--

- I didn't like that.

- Yeah.

- He was trying to
throw me under the bus.

That's not cool.

- I don't want to be the one
that suffers the consequences

'cause of that.
- I know.

- I'm willing to play
the Banker tonight.

But again, if someone else
is willing to put

their game at risk, I'm more
than willing to let them do it,

as long as I know they're
not taking me out.

So I think my
strategy right now

is to try to read Lete
a little bit,

'cause I think it is
between me and her.

I mean, I'm willing to take
CK out if you guys want.

It's up to you.

- He literally just, like,
put the target on you.

It's so annoying.

If he didn't just say that,
I wouldn't even

be thinking of you.

But he just--he just put me
in a weird situation.

- If you're taking me out,
like, I wanna play.

- Yeah.

- I just want to know.

- I don't wanna go up, but I--

I don't know what
I would do if I do.

This is not an opportunity
to play.

This is a threat
that David gave me.

And if I don't want to,
I don't want to.

And if you set me up
to do that,

I'll take one
of your people out.

The issue is, I trust you.

But my issue with David
is to get back at David--

Do you get what I'm saying?
- That's what I'm saying.

That's why I said, I don't
want to be the one that

.

[suspenseful music]

- Let's go chat, man.

- Yeah, let's chat here.

Do you think Lete would
take out CK or not?

- I think Lete would
take out CK.

- Mm.

- I think we need
to take a shot at Lete.

- Only problem with that
is, if Lete plays,

she makes a good deal,

she might send me home
because I'm close to David.

- I think she would
take out CK.

- That's what I was trying
to fish out of her earlier,

but she wasn't giving me
a definite answer.

- Right now, I don't care
who I get to the end with.

I'm just ready
to get to the end.

- My easy out with Lete
is like, listen,

you got me to play.

I'm gonna get you to play.

Let's see how this shakes out.

[tense music]

Great dress.

- Thanks.
Thanks.

- Fantastic look.

- Do you have any idea
what you're gonna do,

or are you just
gonna decide there?

- I'm gonna give it thought.

I'm thinking about it,
but I'm gonna give it thought.

Who--who would you
take out if you go up?

- Probably not an answer
you'd like.

- What answer is it?

- Uh, probably Dickson.

[dramatic music]

- I think we actually both have
the same end goal, which is CK.

- Yeah.

- But I understand why
you have to say that

to try and avoid going up.

I don't know.

Is she gonna take out Dickson?

That could be a problem for me.

I don't like the 50/50 odds.

With Dickson, he's
already played the Banker.

And I just don't know if
I can risk him playing again

and potentially going home.

It's a tough decision, dude.

- I know.

I know.

* *

[birds calling]

[tense music]

* *

- My gut is telling me
to play.

I think I'm gonna have
to take out my girl, Lete.

I really believe that
if no one takes her out now,

she is a legit threat
to win this game.

* *

- Right now, the stakes
could not be higher.

Every single decision
you make from here on in

has major implications.

I didn't come here
for third place, fifth place.

I came here to win this thing.

- Tonight, one guest
will play Deal or No Deal

to add money to the final case,

a prize that one
of the six of you

will play for at the finale.

Currently, the final case
is valued at $9,182,000.

- Wow.
- That's crazy.

- An unbelievable amount.

- Yeah, unbelievable.
- All right.

Parvati, you're safe for
the ninth Temple in a row.

What's your secret?

- I just throw myself into it.

But also, the relationships
that I've built

have been helpful too.

- David, why did you choose
Parvati to go after you?

- There were some
influences at play.

- Some influences.

- Some influences.

- [laughs]

- It seems like you
two have a connection.

Anyone else noticed this,
or is it just me?

You noticed.

- We noticed.

There's a nice connection
going on behind us.

[laughter]

- I'm definitely
the third wheel.

- Oh, really?

- Like, hardcore
the third wheel.

- [laughs]
- Oh, my God.

- I don't know.

- [laughs]

- Lete, Dickson chose
David to go after him.

And then David won the power.

- Yeah, so Dickson's in
the dog house right now.

- It could've been you.
- I know. I know.

Dickson's in
the doghouse right now.

- This is my island girlfriend,

in case you didn't know that.

- He asked me to be his
island girlfriend today, and--

- And what did you say?
- I said yes.

And then after the challenge,
I was like, what happened?

You know what I mean?

Like, that's not giving
island girlfriend treatment.

- David,
it's your responsibility

to choose tonight's
Deal or No Deal player.

- Mm.

- Come on over here.

- Yeah.

I mean, there's
definitely a chance

someone eliminates me tonight.

I think I've always been
a person that takes fate

into my own hands when needed.

But this is one time my gut,
for some reason,

is telling me to play.

- Well, you have an
important decision to make.

- I do.

- You have to choose between
Lete, Phillip, and Dickson.

Who do you think
it's going to be?

[tense music]

- Dickson.

* *

You already played the Banker.

- I'm more than willing
to play again, though.

* *

- I know you are, my friend.

* *

But I feel like
you've already played.

Lete,

I'm sorry,
but you're playing tonight.

- Are you sure you
don't want to pick me?

- All right, Lete.
Come on up.

You're gonna face
the Banker tonight.

Come join me at the podium.

* *

- I freaking told you, dude.

- What was that?

You said Dickson's
going to go home.

- Yes.

- This is the choice
that David made,

and I'm a woman of my word.

- So you're saying, tonight,
either you're going home

or Dickson's going home.

- Yes.

.

[tense music]

- He knows what's
gonna happen if I win.

- So you're saying, tonight,

either you're going home
or Dickson's going home.

- Yes.

- I don't like being
strong-armed, Lete.

And her plan to come at me
is to threaten my son?

Best-case scenario for me
tonight, Lete goes home.

- The die has been cast.

Lete is playing the Banker.

All right, Lete,
tonight you're playing

to add money to the final case.
- Mm-hmm.

- David secured
the $2.5 million case

at the excursion, so let's put
that up on the board.

- Hey!

- We're also adding
the rest of the money

that you successfully made
it past the quicksand pit

with onto the board.

And to throw you off
your balance again,

the Banker has filled
the left side of the board

with low values.
- [groans]

- They start at a penny and go
all the way up to $2.5 million.

- Oh, yes!
- Whoo!

- All right, Lete.

Let's play Deal or No Deal.

- Come on, Lete.
- Come on, Lete.

- Get some money.
- You got it.

[applause]

- Ben, Kamari, welcome.

Loving the fit tonight.

- Oh, yeah!

- Thank you.

- All right, Lete, you have
to pick your case first.

Which one of these
12 cases will you choose?

- Joe, I'ma be busting
down with number 2.

That was my volleyball number.

And so I'm feeling number 2.

- Number 2.

- Ben, would you
bring that over?

- This one smells good, Joe.

- Let me smell it.

[sniffs] Oh, wow.

Coconut?

- Whoo!

- [laughs]

- All right,
you have to open

four cases in this first round.
- Mm-hmm.

- Where are you going first?

- I choose case number 6.

- All right.

Ben, case number 6.

- Let's see it.

- Come on, now.

- Ben, please open it for us.

- Let's get it!

- Oh!

- Yeah!

- $500 comes off the board.

Okay, where are you going next?

- Uh, 9.

- Number 9.
- 9.

- Kamari,
please open that case.

- Dolla, dolla bills, y'all.

[cheers, applause]

- Here we go.

- $100.
- Okay, okay.

- Off to a good start.

Where are you going next?

- 11.

- Case number 11.

Please open it.

- One, one, one.
- Whoa!

[applause]

- Yeah, Lete!

- And the dollar is no longer.

All right, where are you going
last in this round?

- I'm going number 10.

- Kamari.

- Okay, Kamari.

- Please open case number 10.

[suspenseful music]

- Mm.

- Ah, the first one.
It's okay.

- Okay.
- It's okay.

- $2 million.

Three from the left column,
one from the right.

You still have your top
two amounts on the board.

[phone rings]

Let's see what she has to say.

Yes?

Hmm, okay.

Well, well, well.

Okay.

Whew.

She's not sure if you're
gonna like the opening offer.

- Okay.

- But nonetheless--
- Let's see.

- Your opening offer
is $273,000.

- Wow, that's really low.

George Washington University
does not need me

to tell her that
that's not a good deal.

[laughter]

She, like--she's a smart girl.

- But she's got a lot of really
high numbers on that board.

- Yeah, I'm gonna just--
can I just go ahead

and--ask me the question.

- All right, Lete.

For an offer of $273,000,

Deal or No Deal?

[tense music]

- No deal.
- Okay.

[applause]

Lete said no deal.

- All right.
All right.

- You have to open four cases
in this round.

Where are you going first?

- I'm gonna go with number 1.

- Number 1.

Kamari, please open that case.

[tense music]

$1.25 million.

- Okay.
- Yeah, that's all right.

- Yeah.

- If you were going to
lose a high number--

- Lower.

- It's not a bad one to lose.

What's it gonna be?

- We'll go with 12.

- Okay.

Ben, open case 12.

- Pretty good.
- Oh!

- Hey!
- Wow.

[applause]
- There you go, Lete.

- $1,000 off the board.

Let's knock out some
low numbers, Lete.

- Uh, let's do 5.

- Case number 5.

Ben, please open that case.

- Oh, it's not good.

- It's not good.
- [groans]

- $2.25 million comes
off the board--

the second-highest number
in play.

Whatever you do, don't
pick the $2.5 million case.

- Listen to him, Lete.

- That's a good idea.

[laughs]

- Where are you gonna go
to finish off this round?

- Whew.

We'll go with number 7.

- Please open that case.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- It's on the lower side.

- $1 million comes
off the board.

Two seven-figure cases
out of play,

but two still on the board.

Looks like you've
evened out your odds.

- Yeah.

[phone rings]

- Let's find out
what the Banker has to say.

Yes?

[sighs] She did.

- I agree.

- Mm-hmm.

- You got it.

Well, you're gonna
have a nice offer.

- Okay.
- It's gone up.

- Okay.

- But you dinged the board
a little bit.

- A little bit.

- The million-dollar case
came off.

The $2.25 million case
came off.

- Yeah.

- Your offer is now $599,000.

- Mm.

- Okay.

- [exhales]

- If you want to go
into the next round,

you only have to open one case.

But your odds could
greatly change.

- How are you feeling about it?
It's 50/50 odds.

- Oh, I'm going.
- Okay.

- Go.
- Okay.

- Go, then.
- All right.

- For an offer
of $599,000 towards

the final case and 50/50 odds,

Deal or No Deal?

[suspenseful music]

- It's gonna have
to be a no deal from me.

- Okay.

[applause]

- All right.

Lete said no deal,
which means she has to open

one case in the next round.

Lete, you cannot afford
to knock out that $2.5 million,

whatever you do.

- I can't do it.

- Lete, 3, 4 or 8?

Where are you going?

- Let's go with 8.
- Good.

- 8.
- Yeah.

- All right, Ben.

- There it is.

* *

- Go ahead and open that case.

[suspenseful music]

- Oh!

- Oh!

- No.

Bad news.

- The $2.5 million case
comes off the board.

- That's not good.

[phone rings]

[tense music]

- Yes?

Ooh. Okay.

Oh, I sure will.

All right.

* *

Okay.

How do you feel this is
gonna go for you right now?

- I feel like
it's gonna to go down.

- You're right.

It is going down.
- Yeah.

- $550,000.

- Oh, okay.

That's really not bad.

- Talk me through this.

What are your odds right now?

- The odds are good.
- Good deal?

Bad deal?
- 66%.

It's a nice percentage.

- If you move on
to the next round--

- Mm-hmm.

- You only have to open
one more case.

- Right.

- Let's see what
the bench says.

Dickson, what do you think
she should do?

- [sighs]

I mean, she said
she's coming after me,

so I want her to say no deal.

But I would take the deal,
in all honesty.

You know, I felt like
I've been honest with her

since our one
conversation, so--

- I think I either have
the $0.01 or the $1,750,000.

You know what I mean?
That's the kind of vibe.

- I do know.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Okay, it's time to see
what your gut says.

- Yeah.

- For an offer of $550,000.

Deal or No Deal?

[suspenseful music]

.

[tense music]

- For an offer
of $550,000 towards

the final case
in exchange for your case,

Lete, Deal or No Deal?

* *

- Deal.
- Okay.

All right.

Lete, you took
an offer of $550,000.

[applause]

Congratulations.

- Oh, I've got
a bad feeling now.

- Oh.
- Oh.

- We have to see whether you
made a good deal or a bad deal.

If your case has a penny
or $250 inside,

then you've made a good deal,
and you'll be safe tonight.

And you must choose someone
else to be eliminated.

- Yeah.

- But if your case has
the $1.75 million--

- Mm-hmm.

- Then that'll be a bad deal.

- Yeah, it would be.

- Are you ready to find out?

- Yeah, yeah.

- Open number 2.

- Oh, [bleep].

[suspenseful music]

* *

Oh, [bleep]!
- Oh!

- Oh!

- Lete, you made a good deal.

You beat the Banker, and you
are safe from elimination.

- That's wild.
That's wild.

I was not expecting that.

- Okay, Lete, your big night
is someone else's last.

- Yes.

- You must choose
who leaves the game.

You can choose only from CK,
Phillip, and Dickson

to be eliminated.

- I'm so sorry
to have to do this

because we've been through
so much.

But, Dickson,
I'm a woman of my word,

and you're still gonna go home.
- Whoo!

- Wow!

[applause]

- Mm.

- Damn.

- Dickson, any final words
for the group?

- Love all you guys.

It was a pleasure
meeting everyone.

You know, no hard feelings,
I promise you.

You're still my
island babe, so--

- Aw.
- Aw.

- We love you, Dickson.

- [groans]

I am very sad
to be leaving the island,

but I'm very happy that
I made it to sixth place.

You know, it was super cool
getting to meet David.

I can just tell
he's a great dad at home.

And being able to play with
one of the "Survivor" best--

Parvati, my island mom.

- Aw.

We're gonna miss you so much.

- Just an amazing
experience overall.

- Dickson--

- Go ahead and say it, Joe.

- Your path to the final case,
unfortunately,

has come to an end.

- Understandable.

- You must leave
the Temple immediately.

[downbeat music]

- Congratulations on making
it to the final five.

With the $550,000 added
to the final case tonight,

its current total now stands
at $9,732,000 and counting.

- And counting.

- All right,
you can head back to camp.

- All right.
- All right.

- Good job.
- Good night.

- Good night.
[phone rings]

- Oh, wait a second.

- Oh.

- Oh, she's calling?
- Oh, no.

- Oh, we have a call?

- Oh, hold on,

- I guess the Banker
has something to say.

[tense music]

Yes?

They sure are.

Well, that is a twist.
- Oh.

- Oh.
- A twist.

- Oh.

- Oh-ho-ho.

- I'll let them know.

- [laughs]

- Tomorrow's excursion

will lead to
a double-elimination at Temple.

- Oh, God!

- Oh, dang.

- Only three will
move on to the final.

It will be the first
double-elimination

in the island's history.

- Here we go.
- Okay.

- Two of you will be gone
after tomorrow night.

Get some sleep.
- Great.

- Good night, Joe.
- Can't wait.

- And beware the Banker,
'cause you never know

what she has planned next.

- Ooh.

- Oh, my God.

* *

[dramatic music]

* *