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

- The Family is growing
stronger by the day.

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

I'm thinking about you,
beautiful.

I'm in Queen Lete's army.
- Oh!

- Dude, I like your
dastardly side.

[chuckles]

- Push, D!
- Come on.

- Oh!

- Who's going to go second?

- I got to go with my
bodyguard David on this one.

* *

- Oh!
- Wow!

- David, you have earned
the power to choose

who plays "Deal or No Deal"
tonight.

- He wants to put me up.

He was trying to throw me
under the bus.

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

- Who would you take out
if you go up?

- Probably Dickson.

* *

Oh, [bleep]!

- You made a good deal.

- Dickson,
you're still gonna go home.

- Whoa!

[phone ringing]
- Oh, wait a second.

Well, that is a twist.

Tomorrow's excursion will
lead to a double elimination.

all: Oh!

- And now tonight...

- People aren't who
you think they are.

- Double elim tomorrow.
- Besides, who knows?

- Could you imagine
if they both go out?

- That would be
best-case scenario.

Sorry, it's just a game.

- Do you think
you can take out Parvati?

At this point,
it's all about the money.

- We actually have
a real connection.

But I'm not here to just,
like, have a little holiday

and make friends.

I'm playing for myself,
and I'm playing for my family.

- As if things weren't
hot enough.

- Dialed it up.

- Whoa!

* *

- We got to take
a quick moment

to acknowledge our friend,
brother, and son.

- Our fallen comrade?

- Our fallen son
and my boyfriend.

- Lete's ex-boyfriend.

- Well, Dickson was a lot of
things to a lot of people.

- My son.
- Our son.

- Our son.

- And your friend.

- Well, not your friend
so much.

- I don't know what
Dickson was to me.

- I did find some genuine
feelings for Dickson.

He had so much growth in here.

He was a great kid.

I think, in a way, seeing him
growing in the game

really helped me a lot.

- Aww.

- Cheers.
- Here's to you, Dickson.

- To Dickson.

Chicks dig Dickson!
- Right.

- You didn't think
I'd pull through, did you?

- No, I didn't.

- Have I not--everything
I've said, I have done.

Have I not?
- Yeah.

- I was just like, all right,

I'm gonna talk [bleep]
where I can.

I'm either going to go home
or be stuck with the people

that I can finally call out.

- Yeah.
Here we are.

- Here we are.
- Love it.

- Like,
I feel so safe with you.

- Good. I hope you do.
- Yeah.

- I thought final five
would feel better,

but it feels kind of gross.

It's like snakes
and eels everywhere.

- I think we should go have a
conversation about the memorial

we want to plan for our son.
- We should.

- That was my boyfriend.

Should I be there, too?
- No, you've done enough.

- We'll let you know.
Yeah.

- You've done enough.

- Poor sweet baby Dickson.

- His game went bust.

- Ashes to ashes.

- Dust to dust.

- Scatter his ashes.

- And he's gone.

- I really thought you
were gonna put him up.

- She put me up, I put her up.
Makes sense.

- I was shocked
that he put me up.

- The only Hail Mary
to save Dickson

was to put you up 'cause maybe
you would change your mind

and take me out.

- 'Cause he didn't think
I was actually

gonna take Dickson out.
- Yes.

- Yeah, people aren't who you
think they are.

Well, at least the
people on the dock.

There's a snake down there.

The head and the middle
part's still there.

The tail is done with
tonight, but--

In the camp right now,
there is a light side

with Phillip and myself.

And then there's a dark side,
with Parvati and David,

the master liar manipulators.

- See, I don't cry anymore.

I'm not on my period.

I can accept these things.
[laughs]

- CK's stuck in the middle,

probably telling each side

exactly what they want to hear
to set herself up

to be in a good position.

- It's a wild game.

- And getting blown up
tonight in front of Joe.

- Oh, my gosh.
Now you can tell David.

It was like, no,
this is nothing.

I was like--

- I see those [bleep]
two giggling.

- Gig--the giggles.

- [giggles]

I can't be seen with you
anymore.

- Oh, my gosh.

- How do they not know?

He could be a "Survivor"
winner from Australia,

and we're playing
the game together.

- That's got nothing
to do with it.

- They're like,
they're just in love.

That's what it is.
- The looks in their eyes.

- CK being the third wheel.

- [scoffs] She's actually
got real jealousy.

That's the problem.

- She is super jealous of us.

- This is not a good look.

- Tomorrow, do you think
that we're in a bad spot?

- Well,

you know, they've still
got to get through me

in the challenge, so--

- Yeah.

- We finally have the numbers.

- Yeah, we do have the numbers.

- If you're on board.

- I pledge allegiance to
the United States of Lete

for the remainder of my
"Deal or No Deal" life.

Like, of course.

- We still have each other.

- Yeah, yeah, let's go.

- Let's take these kids out.

- Yeah, we'll take 'em out.

- Double elim tomorrow.
- Besides, who knows?

- Could you imagine
if they both go out?

- Yeah, that would be
best-case scenario.

- If things don't pan out
how I hope they do,

it has actually been a real
pleasure playing with you.

- Don't say that.

[laughs]

Oh, man.

- Mmm.

- Don't go dying on me, David.

- We cannot have Parv
get immunity

for the 10th week
or we all look stupid.

- Stupid.
- I'll do whatever I can

to help you guys
get to the end.

- Thanks, man.
- I really will.

I really appreciate
not sending me home.

- Pinky promise?
- I swear to God.

- No crosses count.
- I swear.

I'm still playing both sides.

It's like Germany
versus the United States,

and I'm Switzerland.

I just want to be on
whoever's team wins that war.

Sorry, it's just a game.

[moody music]

* *

- It's a great day to
have a great day, kiddo.

- Fabulous. Love it.

- It's another beautiful day
on the island.

* *

The waves are crashing.

The lies and deception
are flowing.

Everyone's going into this
knowing that two of us

are going home.

So there will only be three.

* *

At this point,
because the money is so big

and so huge
and so overwhelming,

I'm gonna have to
kind of put down my,

I wouldn't normally
be friends with--

like, I know I wouldn't,
but right now

it's all about the money.

* *

- Get it.

How you doing, bud?

- I'm alive.
I'm hanging in there.

- I guess I just wanted to talk
to you a little bit

about what happened last night.

My number-one ally
has gone home,

so I'm kind of hanging out
in the breeze, hoping--

- I mean.

- Hoping we can
work on something.

- Was he really
your number one, though?

- Dickson?
- Yeah.

- You don't think so?
- No.

- I mean, I've got Parv too.

I've got Parv.
- Yeah.

- But I--
do you want Parv to win?

- No.

Because you know my views
on this--

no one should be a millionaire
on television twice.

- She's a "Survivor" champion.

Like, she's had her time.

Like, it's our time now,
you know?

With Parv, we actually
have a real connection.

But I'm not here to just like,
have a little holiday

and make friends.

We have almost got
$10 million in that pot,

and I'm here to win it.

- Do you think

you can take out
Parvati at the end?

- I feel very confident
I can beat Parv

at any kind of challenge.
That's--

- So for you,
her being at the end with you

is not really an issue.

- I really wouldn't
like to go 1-v-1.

- Yeah.

- I like the idea of us
doing that.

- Between David and Parvati,

something's got to give.

Parvati has to leave today.

- But listen, like,

do you see me
in your top three picture?

- Yes.
- OK.

Let's make it a deal
to get each other through

the next round.
- Yeah.

- Give me a hug, brother.

This right now is a solo game.

I'm playing for myself,
and I'm playing for my family,

whatever it takes.

* *

[light music]

- My goal has always
been the same,

and it's been--even through
our rocky relationship,

it's to go really,
really far with you.

- Yeah.
- And I've made you a promise,

and I'll stick to that promise.

Double elimination is scary.

But if I can build
really strong relationships

with both sides--

How do we get to the end, Lete?

Just me and you,
how do we get everyone out?

I think that would take me
to the end.

And I'm just thinking like if
the challenge is very physical,

I think we can target Lete.

Me and you and Parvati go to
the end and see who can win it.

- See how it shakes out.

- If we can take a shot
at Parvati, great.

But if there's any way
we can take out her shield,

we just can't let the
"Survivor" winner win

or her boyfriend.
- Fair.

- I've been playing this game
harder than most, I think.

I've been gaming
a little too much.

And then if we sabotage them,
do we want to just

do it all in one person?
- Yes.

- Or split it?
- I think all in one person

would make the most sense.

- Let them go after each other

because they both feel like
they can trust me.

It's the best I can hope for.

It's what my game
has led me to.

I respect your game a lot.

I always wanted
to work with you,

and I think if
I take you to the end

and you take me to the end,
the two small people--

- I think we'd be
in a good spot.

- Yeah.

I think I have
a very worthy game

to face the Banker in the end.

Just think in your head

if there's any way
that you can help me.

- Of course.
Absolutely.

- Over everybody else?
- Yes.

- Even David?

- Even David.
- OK.

- My goal is to get myself
to the end.

If I can avoid targeting
either David or CK,

that's what I'm gonna do.

But if I have to target
one of them, I don't know.

David's a bigger threat,
maybe I'll take him out.

.

[intense music]

* *

- Hot.

- I can feel it.
I can feel that heat.

- As if things
weren't hot enough.

- Yeah, right?
- You dialed it up.

- Hello, guests.

- Hi, Joe.
- Hey, Joe.

- Welcome to
the Banker's fire pit.

- Mm.
- Oh.

- And of course,
real bankers don't burn wood.

They burn money.

[screaming]

* *

- Oh, my God!
- Yeah!

- Oh, my God!
- Yeah!

[laughter]

- Oh, that was so scary.

- As I warned you
from the beginning,

this would be a season full
of unpredictable twists,

and the Banker has saved
her biggest for today.

As you know, two of you will
not make it past tonight.

But if you do, you will be
just one excursion away

from playing for
the Final Case,

which stands at an astonishing

$9,732,000.

- Dang. OK.
- Joe.

- Yep.

- Today,
the Banker wants to know

what you value more,

power or money.

As you can see, there are five
big bags of money

suspended by a rope
above the flames.

- $100 bills.

- One for each of you,
weighted to a quarter

of your own body weight.

The guest who holds their bag
of money up the longest

gets to keep
the $75,000 inside.

- Wow.

- Jeepers creepers,
that's a lot of money.

- Hell, yeah.

- A real $75,000 straight
to your bank account.

- But of course,
there's a bit of a twist.

- Come on.
- Perfect.

- I know.

I'm going to present you with
a series of random case values.

To claim one,
just let go of your rope

and drop your bag
into the flames.

If no one claims a case,
it'll go back

to the end of the rotation.

Secure the highest value case,

you earn total safety
and unprecedented power

tonight at the Temple.

- OK.

- But be warned--

if more than one of you
claims the same case,

you'll split its value.

- No!
- Oh.

- In the end, the guests with
the two lowest case values

will be at risk of facing the
Banker and of elimination.

- Man.

- Oh.

- Remember, this is
a double elimination.

Before anyone plays
"Deal or No Deal,"

today's winner will choose
one of the bottom guests

to be eliminated immediately.

- Wow.
- God.

- This is a crazy challenge.

- Then the other member
of the bottom

will be forced to
face the Banker.

If that player
makes a good deal,

they can eliminate anyone
except for today's winner,

who is guaranteed a spot
in the final three.

- Cool.
- Yikes.

- Cool, cool.
- So which will it be?

Power or money?

The choice is yours.

- Yay.

In this game,
you have to value power.

Holding on the longest
doesn't guarantee your safety.

So if you're choosing
the money over the power,

you're OK with going home.

- All right, everyone,
go take your positions,

and hold those ropes tight.

- Feel the fire.

Be the fire.

[dramatic music]

- This excursion begins

in three, two, one.

Now.

* *

- Ah.

- Oh, my goodness.

- Ah.

- How do you feel, David?
Is it heavy?

- It's crazy heavy.

- That's gotta be
at least 60 pounds.

- It feels like it.

* *

All right, Kamari,
bring out the first case.

- OK, walk.

- Whoo-woo.

- Would you like
to do the honors?

- Oh, yes.

- First case...

$1.5 million.

- Oy.

- The hardest part
about this excursion

is the guessing game of
how high do these cases go.

- Anyone biting on that?

You biting on that, CK?
- No.

I just want the power.

I'm wondering if enough people
trust me right now

to be OK with me
having the power.

- Lete, you've got, like,
a wide leg sumo stance.

- I'm just jiving with
whatever my body's giving me.

- Who's going for $75k?

You?

- That's not my goal.

- That's a lot of money.
- Agree.

- That's like a lot of money.

- On three, two, one.

Last call for $1.5 million.

- Not ready to drop yet.

I really, really want safety
in this game.

If I need to die out there
today, so be it,

6 feet deep.

- 10 minutes have elapsed.

The next case, $1,750,000.

- Not good.

- On offer, now.

- I like the case.

I just think
there's probably more.

- [sighs]

- Oh.

- $2.25 million.

- Come on, Torture Banker.

She's gotta have some
torture dungeon on her yacht.

- [laughs]

- I'm an endurance beast.

But this is an endurance
strategy challenge.

I don't know
that I can 100% trust CK,

but I cannot have Phillip
or Lete have the power.

- Last call.

- Looks amazing
for someone else.

- Will it go up,
or will it go down?

- Ooh.

- Oof.

$1,250,000.
- Dang.

- We are now 25 minutes
into this excursion.

- Yo, forearms are burning.

- Burning--it's a theme today.

- I haven't felt it in a while,
so it's interesting.

It's mostly with my back.

- This game comes down
to who wants it more.

Power or money?

- You want to go $75, Phillip?

- I don't know.

* *

$75,000

would finally allow me

to claim some stability.

- What are you doing?

I have to win,
or Phillip has to win.

Like, we can't even
focus on the money.

We have to win this.

- Let's pass out
before we quit.

- Parvati, big smile
but not at this case.

- No.
Thinking about my daughter.

I'm a single mom, Joe.

Put her up for college.

- So you're holding this up
for her?

- Yeah.

I could care less
about the $75k.

I'm going for the whole thing.

- $2.5 million is
officially on offer now.

- That's heavy.

- Hold it. Hold it tight.

- I'm not good.

- We are 30 minutes in.

- Hang in there.

- Can't even think
of my name right now.

- Lete.

- Ow.
- You have burned

your money bag with
the $2.5 million offer.

That case is now yours.

- [bleep] me.

- But since you chose power
over money,

you now have the power
to add your weight

to another guest's rope.

- Oh, my God,
that makes me cry.

Who do you pick?

* *

- I'm gonna
add it to David's.

- No, girl. Come on, man.

- I sent home Dickson.

I know that David
would instantly send me home,

if he had the power to.

- Come on.

- Lete's weight has been
added to David's rope.

- But at the same time,
the "DONDI" Gods

have looked after me so far.

Maybe they'll
look after me now.

- Let's open the next case.

* *

Now on offer, $3 million.

- Oh.

Is $3 million the highest?

Is it gonna go all
the way up to $5 million?

You don't know.
- What are you going for?

Power or cash?

- I'm willing to not
hang here forever.

You gotta let me know
if you're gonna drop

'cause I don't want us
to split a case.

- I know I can hold on
forever.

That means nothing to me.

I need to get the highest case,
and I need to be safe.

- I want immunity.

- But only one person gets it.

- Yeah.

I came here to win the big
money and make it all the way.

I want that power,
and I want to be safe

for the first time
in a long time.

- Last call on $3 million.

- [sighs]
- My God.

- I'm gonna take this one.
- Oh!

.

[intense music]

* *

- Now on offer, $3 million.

- My God.
- I'm gonna take this one.

Oh!
- Oh!

- Whoa.

- Oh, my God.

- Come on.
- Parvati and CK.

- Girl?
- Parvati?

- I said I'm gonna take it.

- You both dropped your bags
at the same time.

You will split the value evenly
at $1.5 million each.

That puts Lete currently in
the lead with $2.5 million.

- Oh, my God.

What did we just do?

Damn.
- Remember,

the guests with
the two lowest values

at the end of the excursion are
at risk of facing the Banker

and of elimination.

- OK.

How--like,
what is wrong with you?

Is she working with Lete?

Why would she drop
at the same time as me?

[winces]

I don't think I've ever
been so furious in my life.

- Parvati, CK,
you both have to give

your weight to someone else,

and only David
and Phillip remain.

Parvati, who do you choose?

* *

- I'm gonna choose Phillip.

Phillip thinks I am the
least trustworthy out here.

I really can't have Phillip
having the power today.

- CK, who do you choose?

- Please, CK.

I've already got
a bag in, girl.

- I'll choose David.
- Oh, CK.

- This is worst-case scenario.

If David has power?

Bye.
I'm gone.

He's never gonna
send Parvati home.

I'm automatically
getting eliminated.

- Girl, it's too late.
It's done.

- I know.
- You guys were doing good.

- Oh, my goodness.

- David is now holding up
his weight,

Lete's weight, and CK's weight.

Phillip is holding up
his weight and Parvati's.

- Let's go.

- Ah!

- Hang in there, David.
- [sighs]

- We are 45 minutes
into this excursion.

Now we will go back to the
beginning of the rotation.

- OK.
- This is it--

the Jolly Green Giant
and Black Thunder.

- Hang in there, David.

- You guys are both
doing really good.

- We know the highest case left
is $2.75 million.

Hold it tight.
- Stay focused.

Focus.
- Keep adjusting your grip.

- $1.5 million on offer.

- Stay in this, David.

You have to get
the highest case.

- I've gotta try, man.

- Dude, your arms are shaking.

I don't know if you can.

- Hang in there.

Think about your kids.

* *

- [sighs]

- Now on offer--

- No, Joe.
- Come on.

Come on.

- Phillip, I'll give you that
money if you drop after me.

- What?

- I said I'll give you
that money.

Please don't drop with me.

You can win 75 grand today.

Pivotal for my game right now
is that Phillip believes

I have his best interests
at heart.

'Cause if Phillip drops
with me,

Lete's gonna have the power,

I'm gonna go home,

and she gets to pick
who plays the Banker.

That would be a disaster.

Phillip, you want that money?

I'll give you that money,
Phillip.

It's a lot of money.

- On offer now.

- Phillip, I've got that money
for you, dude, OK?

- Come on, Phillip.

- That power means so much,

to not only decide
one person to go home

but one person to go up.

That's a game-changing move.

* *

- Argh.

- After 50 minutes of
fire and pain, it is time.

Kamari.

* *

On offer now, this is
the highest-value case left--

$2.75 million.

- Please, I can't hold this
much longer, brother.

Phillip wants to be the hero.

And right now, I need the hero
to come and save me.

Take this weight off my hands,

accept this generous
$75,000 offer.

- Last call
for the $2.75 million.

* *

- Take it, yeah.
- Enjoy it, brother.

Enjoy it. OK?

- Oh!

* *

- David, you dropped your bag,

collecting
the $2.75 million case.

- Mate, you enjoy every dollar
of that, all right?

- David says he has my back.

He says to just trust him.

And so I hope that I've built
a good enough relationship

with him that I will be OK
for another night

here on the island.

- Ben, please add David's
weight to Phillip's rope.

This is now on offer,

the $1.25 million case.

- I might pass out.

[bleep]
- Oh!

- And that is it!

After 57 minutes,
this challenge is over.

* *

- All right, now the Banker
knows who can take the heat.

- Oh, yeah.

- [laughs]

* *

- Congratulations, David.

You hung in there and claimed
the highest-value case today,

which means that only you
have total safety tonight.

And you've also secured your
spot in the final three.

- Good job.
- Thanks, Joe.

Thanks, guys.

This is the crux of this game.

Feels good, man.

A little step further,
you're in the endgame.

- Phillip, you held your rope
the longest,

which means you won
the $75,000 prize.

- Oh, yeah.

Also very, very impressive.

- But you dropped it
when the $1.25 million

case was on offer--

- Oh, man.

- --which does put you at risk
of facing the Banker

and of elimination tonight.

- Have I won $75,000?
Yes.

But I am now available
to either play the Banker

or head home.

And suddenly
I don't feel as safe.

- CK, Parvati, you both dropped
your money bags

when the $3 million case
was up for offer.

Which means you two will
split that value evenly,

giving you $1.5 million each

and putting you both at risk

along with Phillip.

Because of your tie, there
will now be a bottom three.

* *

Ben, Kamari, please bring
them their new cases.

[moody music]

* *

- I should have
taken that $75,000.

You just don't know.

There's so many twists
and turns in the game.

- David, this win comes with
unprecedented power at Temple.

Before anyone plays
"Deal or No Deal" tonight,

you will choose
one of the at-risk guests--

Parvati, CK, and Phillip--

to be eliminated immediately.

Then you'll choose another
guest from the at-risk group

to face the Banker.

If they make a bad deal,
their game is over.

If they make a good deal,

then they will be able
to choose the second person

to be eliminated.

And that could be anyone
without total safety.

- I will not go home
immediately.

But at the same time,
someone could send me home.

But at the same time,
someone could lose.

- David,
needless to say,

you've got a lot of thinking
to do before Temple.

- I do.

- I'll see you all there.

- I'm dead scared.

This is the first time
that I haven't had safety.

Bye, Joe.

But I am one of
the best players

in any of these reality
competition games.

.

[dramatic music]

- That was crazy.

- That was so crazy. Ugh.

- The excursion today
was won by yours truly.

Phillip, Parvati, and CK
are in the bottom.

- Right, you're gonna
talk for a second?

- Do you guys want to talk?
- All right.

So I get to decide
who goes home

without playing the Banker.

And I get to decide
who plays the Banker.

I have to play this
so carefully right now.

- What are you thinking
he's gonna do?

- [chuckles]
I wish I knew, honestly.

Um...

- Did you want to face
the Banker?

'Cause I think it's between
you and CK of who--

- Of, what, who he's gonna
eliminate immediately?

- Immediately.
- Fair. I mean--

- He's not gonna
eliminate Parvati.

- Right. Right, yeah.

- After last Temple,
I realized the power comes

when you play the Banker.

I don't have the power
to save myself.

I'm literally a sitting duck
to shoot at, and it sucks.

I know I will be sent home

if Phillip does not
play the Banker.

- I'd rather play and lose
than not play, right?

- Yeah.
You're gonna win tonight,

and you're gonna send home
Parvati or CK.

- Success is a choice.

We're making it.

- Thank god Phillip
got a lower case than us.

I was really scared for us.

- I, easily,
I think y'all know,

could have won that challenge.

Because in my head,
I was thinking,

I came here to win
a lot of money.

- OK, well, we're here now.
- But--

- We're here.
Here is where we are.

- I know what
you're saying, dude.

I'm just telling you what
was going through my head.

So can y'all just let me
have my second, five seconds?

- Where's your head at, David?

- Obviously he already
won the money.

- OK, if you play and win,
who do you eliminate?

- Who do you want me
to eliminate, Lete?

- Yeah.

- I would also eliminate Lete.

She's the only other person
to eliminate.

- You guys are both
gonna eliminate Lete.

I want Lete out of here.

My path to absolute victory
is to take out the big dogs.

But what is the best path
for me to make that happen?

Do you want to play?
- I don't know.

I mean, if I have to play,
I'll play.

- Do you want to play
the Banker?

- Not--
I mean, I've played twice.

I feel like you haven't
played yet in this game.

- Right.
- You know?

- What do you want me to do?
- It's a tossup.

- Let me and Parvati
talk about it.

- Yeah.
- Yeah, yeah.

Can I chat to Parv first?

- Yeah.

- CK is driving
me crazy in here.

Can I trust her?

Can I trust that CK
will not take out Parv

if she beats the Banker?

There's all these sums and
numbers going through my head,

and it's like, argh.

What do you want me to do?

- We want--for sure,
eliminate Phillip.

- I mean, there's part of me
where, like, CK talks to me,

and I'm like, yeah,
you're gonna go home tonight.

Just send her out
and make Phillip play.

- If Phillip plays and wins,
he's gonna take me out.

- What are we doing?
You want to play or not play?

- I don't really want to play,
but do I trust her

not to take me out if she wins?

- Good question.

- Send me good luck and good
players if I play the Banker.

- OK, deal.

- Probably.

- I don't think there's any way
she goes, all right,

David, me, and Lete.

- I don't think so either.

I think that she would
take out Lete.

- And I told him
I would take you out.

But there's no way I'm going
to, and I think you know that.

- You know that.

- I mean, the safest choice
for me is for her to play.

- If I'm going down,
Parvati's going down with me.

- Hi.

- Should we have a chat,
young man?

- Yeah, sure.
- Come on.

- Hello, my guy.

- Do you want to play
the Banker tonight?

- Do you need me to?

Here's--
- I guess the question is,

if you play and you win,
who do you take out?

- Here's the hard part.

She's more athletic,

but Parvati knows this world

better than you or I.
- 100%.

I saw her today.

- So what would you rather?

- Parv and I have been like,
ah, Bonnie and Clyde in here,

like running over the top
of these people,

left, right, and center.
She's kept my secret.

So to think about sending her
out of the game tonight

kind of rubs me the wrong way.

- You're allowed to say
it worked for me

to get me as far as I could.

But, like,
when do you pull that trigger?

- If there's ever a time
to take out the black widow,

tonight would be the night.

We've been playing
close together,

but what is best for my game?

If you're me, what do you do?

- I probably allow someone

to only win a million dollars
on television once.

* *

[monkey howls]

[dramatic music]

- I don't know.

Because I think at
this point it's like--

- Oh, is that the game
you're playing?

- No, it's not a game.

It's just--
- Cool.

- I don't want to play
the Banker

because I already have
so many times.

And I really believe
Parvati would take Lete out.

So it's just best if
Parvati plays the game.

- Seriously, I just told David
I'm on the fence.

Like, nah, if you're gonna
be blackmailing me,

I'll do the same [bleep]
to you.

- Like if you're saying
you want me to play, fine.

I'll [bleep] play, you know?

The stakes are really high.

So I need to make her feel
like she has just made

the biggest mistake
of her life.

But don't be like,
oh, if I play,

I'm gonna take you out.

- That's complete bull [bleep].

God, CK, get a life.

Get a life.

She is crumbling.

I feel like
maybe I've got her.

What we really
need to talk about

is who's gonna play the Banker.

- Not like, I'm gonna
take you out if I play.

Don't you want him
to send you home?

Say that [bleep] again.

- I'm sorry, Parvati!
- Say that [bleep] again, CK.

- If he puts me up,

she's going home.

* *

- CK and I had a chat.

When I walked over
to the shower,

she's like,
"I think if I win,

I'm gonna have to
send you home."

- The last time
I let someone play

that I wanted to go home,
they won.

- I know.

I feel like I could win.

- I feel like
you could win, too.

But do you want to open up the
possibility you might lose?

Like--
- I mean, I might lose.

The relationship
that I have with David

has grown to an affection.

[laughs]

So rare to have someone
that you trust completely

in a game like this.

I would love to be in
a final two with David.

I think it would be a poetic
ending to this story.

You could choose CK
if you want.

* *

You decide.

* *

[dramatic music]

* *

- This is the first
juncture in the game

where you can point blank

put someone down
and finish their game.

This is the ultimate power.

But with great power
comes great responsibility.

So I have to make
the right decision,

and there is so much stuff
going through my head

at the moment.

Do I take out Parv early on?

Do I take out Phillip?

Do I take out CK?

I have ultimate power
to blindside someone.

* *

One thing I can tell you--
there will be blood.

I'm gonna make
a decision tonight

that takes me to the end.

.

[intense music]

* *

- Tonight, David's making
all the decisions.

Best-case scenario, David
sends CK home immediately.

And as far as
playing the Banker,

I think that this is my night
to play and win.

* *

- I have to focus
on my game tonight,

and I'm not quite sure

if Parvati plays into that.

- I don't know
if I want to play,

but I feel like I'm in
a game-winning outfit tonight.

Like, how could I lose in this?

* *

- Welcome back
to the Banker's Temple,

where two guests' games
will go up in flames.

- No!
- Nah.

- We don't like that one.

- Tonight, for the last time
this season,

one guest will play
"Deal or No Deal"

in order to add money
to the final case,

a prize that one of you five

will play for at the finale.

Currently, the final case
is valued at $9,732,000,

a truly life-changing
amount of money.

- Yeah.

- What do you say we make
that number a little bigger

one more time?

- Let's do it.
- Let's do it.

- But first,
things got a little heated

at the excursion today.

Now, CK and Parvati,

if only one of you

would have dropped your bag
for that $3 million case,

one of you would have won
the excursion.

Now you're both in the bottom.

Was it just a case
of both of you wanting it?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Or did anyone--
- I think we both wanted it.

- And I think
we both would have been OK

if the other one had it.

So that was unfortunate.

Yeah, we got ourselves in a
pickle, didn't we, Parvati?

- Well, I've been in
a little pickle before.

- Well, Parvati,
you couldn't quite make it

to 10 Temples
with total safety--

almost a perfect record.

- Oh, I know.

- Now,
when you noticed CK drop,

you looked visibly upset.
- Yeah.

- Are you afraid that someone
might try to take out

the black widow tonight?

- Yes!

I have been so lucky to
have safety this whole game

because I have been on
people's minds as a threat.

I think any one of these people
would take me out tonight

if they had the chance.

So...

I want to play.

- All right.

* *

Now, David?
- Yeah.

- Now, you've had two
excursion wins in a row.

What were you thinking
about up there?

- I was thinking about
my family, Joe.

I think about them
watching this at home,

so I just wanted to give it
100% for them.

- Well, because of that,
you wound up with

the highest-value case,

and you'll be in the power
position tonight.

- Mmm.

- Phillip, congratulations.

- Thank you very much.

- You won
the $75,000 bonus case.

- Thank you.
- Amazing.

- Good job, Phillip.

- Do you trust your game
in David's hands?

- I do.

- OK.
There's a lot of weight

resting on those broad
shoulders tonight, David.

- Ugh.

- As you all know, tonight
is a double elimination.

It'll be the end of the road
for two of you.

David, as the winner
of today's excursion,

you hold unparalleled power.

Not only will you determine
who faces the Banker,

but you'll also eliminate
one of the guests

before the game even begins.

Not to mention, David,
you are the only guest

with complete safety tonight,

which means that, Phillip, CK,
Parvati, and Lete,

before the night is over,

two of you will be gone
from the game.

- Yeah.

- David, it's that time.

Join me up here.

- Oh, my gosh, bud.

* *

- My gosh.

- OK, David,
it's decision time.

Phillip, CK, and Parvati
were the bottom three

at the excursion.

You need to eliminate
one of them immediately

and then choose
one of the other two

to face the Banker.

- Oh, man.
This is absolutely brutal.

* *

There's friendships

and alliances that have formed,

that have been moving
through the game.

I hope this decision
makes sense at some point

because right now,
it doesn't seem to make

a lot of sense to me.

And...

I think at this juncture--

- Mmm.

- Oh, my God.

.

- OK, David,
it's decision time.

Phillip, CK, and Parvati
were the bottom three

at the excursion.

You need to eliminate
one of them immediately

and then choose
one of the other two

to face the Banker.

- [sighs]

I hope this decision
makes sense at some point

because right now,
it doesn't seem to

make a lot of sense to me.

And...

I think at this juncture--

- Mmm.

* *

- Oh, my God.

Phillip, I'm sorry, I'm gonna
have to send you home.

[somber music]

- Phillip, I'm sorry,
but you've been eliminated.

- Sorry, buddy.

- [exhales]

I am truly blessed
and honored

to have spent the time here
that I did.

I wish it was more about
the money

or winning or whatever else,

but along the way, I truly
found a version of myself

that I didn't know existed
before I was here.

I'm proud of what I've done.

I'm proud of who I've been.

And this was truly an
unforgettable experience, Joe.

- I think there's a lot
of people out there

who are proud of your journey
throughout this competition.

It's been a pleasure
having you, Phillip.

- That's all I've ever wanted,
Joe.

I don't regret anything here,

and it has truly been an honor

to spend every minute
on this island.

I'm feeling so proud
of all the things

that I did while I was here.

- I'm sorry.

- It's bittersweet that
David ended my journey here

because the last thing
he told me was to trust him.

And that is something
that I will never forget.

- Phillip, I'm sorry,
but your path to the final case

has come to an end.

You must leave the Temple
immediately.

- Thank you very much, Joe.

- Love you, Phillip.
- OK.

Great game, Phillip.
- Good job, Phillip.

- Great game.

- It was a good time.

It was single-handedly
the greatest time of my life.

* *

- It's just David
and his girls.

- David and his harem.

- [laughs]

- Well, David, it's time for
another enormous decision.

Between CK and Parvati,
who will play "Deal or No Deal"

against the Banker tonight?

- There is so much
at stake here

because we're up to
the final excursion.

Lete, she's good
with the challenges.

Do I want to go up
against Lete?

I don't. I want her gone.

But what is the best path
for me to make that happen?

I let CK play the Banker,

do I trust that she sends
Lete home

instead of Parv?

Ugh, I'm weighing up
all these options.

The stakes
are so insanely high,

it's overwhelming.

- Girl. [laughs]

- Why did we do this
to ourselves?

- I don't know.

- I'm not happy that
David has all the power.

If he puts me up for the
third time out of pure spite,

I'm gonna send Parvati home.

I came here to win $9 million.

I came here to win,
and I am a gamer.

It's always, always
been the goal.

- Who will face the Banker?

* *

- Looking for a sign, Joe.

* *

[dramatic music]

* *