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- Everybody, drop your Buffs.
- Aah!

- I knew it!
- Oh, my God!

- PROBST: We are
switching tribes.
- MARY: Ha-ha!

EVA:
Joe is the only person
that I told about

having autism.

And going at it alone
is scary and new.

PROBST:
Previously on Survivor...

EVA:
I was not happy
to see Star in my tribe.

She has a Beware Advantage.

She's been trying to decode it,

but she can't figure it out.

Hi, tribe.

I'm alone on this tribe,

and this girl
doesn't have a vote.

SAI:
I like working with
strong women.

I, truthfully,
want to work with Bianca.

KAMILLA:
Shauhin decides
to go through Kyle's bag,

and I'm freaking out
at this point.

- It seems like they're trying
to cut me, not you.
- KAMILLA: Yeah.

Yeah. So here's the thing.

KYLE:
We definitely look like
the underdogs.

But we got a bag of tricks,
Kamilla and I.

And I think that
we've worked well together.

We just need to get it done.

If anybody has an advantage

- or an idol
and you want to play it...
- Jeff.

Just got to make sure
I'm here another day.

Thank you.

First vote:

Kyle.
Does not count.

- Fourth person voted out
of Survivor 48:
- SHAUHIN: No.

PROBST:
Thomas.

The tribe has spoken.

♪ ♪

I mean, you know,
we had to do something.

- Yeah, totally. Totally.
- Well done.

- KAMILLA: I really like Thomas.
- KYLE: Yeah.

SHAUHIN:
Me too. But, like,
it is what it is.

Welcome to Survivor.

So, my...

number one ally in this game,

Thomas, went home because...

Kyle had an idol.

I didn't think he did,
and that's my fault.

Oh, California Girls didn't
even last one Tribal, man.

It's such a bummer.
It's such a good alliance.

- Honestly, I was thinking
about going with you guys.
- SHAUHIN: Yeah.

KYLE:
And then I came back, and, like,

it looked like somebody
had gone through my bag.

At that point, I was like,
"I'm pretty sketched."

- SHAUHIN: Yeah.
- Like, "I need to play this."

- SHAUHIN: Good job. Well done.
- Yeah.

Kamilla and I

pretty much just put on
a master class in deception.

They did not
see this coming at all.

They even went through my bag,
um, and somehow

didn't find the idol
that was tucked away in my shoe.

So I'm pretty pumped about it.

And it was all because I put on
my acting hat with Kamilla

and convinced them
that we're not that tight.

And it worked.

JOE:
It's like when we're all having
those private conversations,

I was being 100% genuine.

You see the conflict
in that, right?

KYLE:
I hear exactly
what you're saying.

You're like, "Trust
is important in this game."

But, Joe, you know
I like talking with you.

- I think we have some
sort of relationship there.
- JOE: Of course.

I'm trying to do damage control.

Because if we come back
to Tribal Council,

we don't have
Kamilla's extra vote

that I unfortunately
had to burn tonight.

Plus, without the immunity idol,
I'm vulnerable,

because now
we're in this situation

where there's
a two-two deadlock.

And that's really scary.

JOE:
The problem now is, like,

now what?

KYLE:
I want to put this behind me.

- Personally, I feel like
I already bonded with you guys.
- SHAUHIN: Yeah.

- I just, like,
I want to win, guys. Like...
- SHAUHIN: Same, dude.

- Let's just go win a challenge.
- KAMILLA: Yeah. Yeah.

KYLE:
Yo, let's-let's just win, guys.

KAMILLA:
I don't want to do this again.

- This was not fun.
- KYLE: This is the worst thing.

- This is awful.
- [laughs]

It's amazing to pull off
my first Survivor blindside.

I had to play it cool on
the outside for Shauhin and Joe,

but on the inside, like,

I just had
the biggest smile on my face.

And I'm just so happy that both
of us survived another day.

So, moving forward,

we don't want them to know that
we are actually in an alliance.

And so I'm gonna put, like,

my best acting face on

and keep playing this game hard.

♪ ♪

Come on in.

[whoops]

- Let's go.
- [whooping]

How's it going, Lagi?

We're feeling good, Jeff.

Morning, Jeff.

Good morning, Bianca.

Good morning.

PROBST:
Good morning, Chrissy.

Lagi and Civa
getting your first look

at the new Vula tribe.

- [gasps]
- PROBST: Thomas voted out
at the last Tribal Council.

What?

All right, shall we get
to today's reward challenge?

- Yeah.
- Let's do it, Jeff.

Let's do it.

PROBST:
For today's challenge,

you're gonna throw sandbags
at a rotating target

until you release
a bag of balls.

Then, one at a time,

you will bounce those balls
off a trampoline

and into a net basket.

Once you've landed all three,
you will then race

to roll those balls
onto three separate targets.

First two tribes to finish
win reward.

Want to know
what you're playing for?

- Yes, please.
- Yes, we do.

- Show us, Jeff.
- Yes.

PROBST:
The winning tribe
will leave here

and be taken to the sanctuary...

- No!
- [excited chatter]

PROBST:
...where good things happen.

For an afternoon of pastries.

Oh, my God. Yes.

I can taste it.

Doughnuts...

Doughnuts! Wait, doughnuts?

You want something
a little more savory?

Ham and cheese croissant.

Croissants!
I need a croissant!

Second tribe to finish, you're
not going to the sanctuary,

but a smaller selection
of the same pastries

waiting for you back at camp.

Worth playing for?

- Yes.
- Yes. Absolutely.

- Oh, my God. Yes.
- PROBST: All right.

Let's get to it. Sit-outs.

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

Whoever sits out of this
must compete

in the immunity challenge.

- It's gonna be me.
- PROBST: All right.

- Civa, who's it gonna be?
- Me.

Sai, why you?

I've been
in every single challenge.

I would love to have
a little break, to be honest.

PROBST:
All right, sit-outs,
take a spot on the bench.

Everybody else, give you
a minute to strategize.

- We'll get it on! Let's do it.
- [whooping]

PROBST:
All right, here we go.

For reward.

- Survivors ready?
- [whoops]

Go!

First, you're gonna be throwing
sandbags in a rotation,

- trying to hit that target.
- Nice!

Mitch hits it right away.

Good job, Mitch!

PROBST:
Every time you hit that target,

you're gonna
move it a little lower.

- When it gets low enough,
- Nice, nice.

you will drop your balls.

And on Survivor,
just like in life,

- that means you're
moving on to the next stage.
- SHAUHIN: Attaboy!

BIANCA:
Yeah.

There it is!

Balls have dropped!
Let's go! Get 'em!

- It is Civa
in the early lead now.
- SAI: You have the lead, Cedrek!

Take your time!

Get a few practice in.

- Yeah!
- PROBST: Vula drops.

You're good! Go!
Grab your balls.

SHAUHIN:
I got 'em, I got 'em,
I got 'em, I got 'em.

- KAMILLA: Got 'em?
- PROBST: There it is.
Will that be enough?

- Yes!
- MARY: Yes.

You're good, Lagi.

You untie, you untie.

SHAUHIN:
Gimme, gimme.

PROBST:
Phase two now
is bouncing the ball

off a trampoline
into a net basket.

SHAUHIN:
Go.

PROBST:
Kyle, little short for Vula.

SAI:
Run and grab it.

- PROBST: There it is.
- [cheering]

Yes, Mary.

- PROBST: Mary connects.
- Let's go. Nice job.

Lagi with their first.

You're gonna land three balls.

- KAMILLA: Beautiful.
- Let's go!

Shauhin connects for Vula.

SAI:
Run and grab it.

PROBST:
Here goes Kamilla for Vula,

- and there's
number two for Vula.
- KYLE: Yeah! Let's go!

CHARITY:
Come on, Star.

PROBST:
Here goes Star for Lagi.

[cheering]

PROBST:
It bounces in.

We are tied two-two.

- Civa none.
- SAI: It's all right.

PROBST:
Cedrek would like
to get Civa on the board.

SAI:
Grab it and pass it back.

That was an abysmal failure.

This is it. This is it.

- [cheering]
- Yeah! [whoops]

PROBST:
David scores for Lagi.

Lagi, you're good. Move on.

EVA:
On the square.

CHARITY:
You guys have a big lead.

It's now Lagi in the lead.

CHARITY:
Take your time.

PROBST:
It's gonna be Eva
for that first ball roll.

You're looking to land it
in that shortest target first.

Civa's fallen behind.

They've got
to get something going.

Lagi with a lot of time now.

MARY:
Nice.

- Yeah!
- Go, Eva. Come on.

Eva lands the first for Lagi.

- CHARITY: Attagirl.
- SAI: Hustle, hustle.

Let's go!

Mitch scores the first for Civa.

- Yes! Go, go, go!
- PROBST: There it is
for Shauhin.

Vula has it. Let's go.

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

Visit to the sanctuary
on the line.

Shauhin for Vula.

And look at that.
With his first roll,

Shauhin lands it.

SAI:
You are so close.

- PROBST: Mitch is on fire
for Civa.
- SAI: Yeah, Mitch!

They have one ball left
and they can be back in this.

I need a doughnut.

PROBST:
Here goes David.

- EVA: Come on, stay.
- David in and out and back in

for Lagi. Lagi has their second.

Lagi down to their final ball.

Can David
win it for Lagi right here?

- Lagi with their third roll,
and they win it!
- [cheering]

Back-to-back wins for Lagi.

An afternoon at the sanctuary.

Now we're looking
for the second tribe to finish.

[cheering continues]

Civa lands their third ball.

Let's go, Civa.
You're still in it.

Let's go! Let's go!

PROBST:
Civa now in it.

Mitch gonna
take over immediately

rolling that first ball.

Mitch in and out.

Here goes Shauhin.

A nice roll
like it's the Olympics

of this sport, and he nails it.

It is now Vula
with one ball left.

- Mitch for the first for Civa.
In and out.
- Oh, come on.

PROBST:
Kyle now gonna
give it a go for Vula.

SHAUHIN:
Go, go, go, go!

For the win... They got it!

- Let's go, baby! Let's go.
- PROBST: Vula wins reward.

This challenge is over.

Pastries delivered
to their camp.

Absolutely nothing
waiting for Civa at their camp.

Lagi, any advantage

in this game is a big advantage.

You're gonna
go to the sanctuary,

fuel your body
but also fuel your spirit.

MARY:
Yeah, absolutely. I mean,

mentally, spiritually.

We're the first team
to go to the sanctuary.

We're setting this season off.

And we had still half of the
fruit left over from yesterday,

- so we were good on food,
you know?
- Yeah.

MARY:
Like, we're tight.

We got the magic touch.

PROBST:
Sai, what's it like
to be on the other end,

knowing you got nothing
waiting for you back at camp

and to hear them
really joyful about this?

[chuckles softly]
A lot of gloating.

It is painful.

I feel like when you win,
you should win with...

a little more tactfulness.

But I understand
your excitement

and I get it,
but then the other blow was,

"We have
half of our fruit left."

There's a tribe
that has no food at all

and then a tribe that might have

a little bit more
than what they have.

So just being mindful
is important and key.

PROBST:
All right, Lagi.

Grab your stuff, head out.

- Boat'll pick you up
and take you to the sanctuary.
- Thank you.

- PROBST: Afternoon of pastries.
- STAR: Thank you, Jeff.
- DAVID: Thank you, Jeff.

- CHARITY: Thank you.
- STAR: Thank you, Jeff.

PROBST:
All right, Vula,
waiting for you back at camp,

a smaller selection of pastries.

Enjoy the afternoon.

Grab your stuff, head out.

- KAMILLA: Thank you.
- Thanks, Jeff.

Enjoy, guys. You-you earned it.

- Good job.
- PROBST:
Civa, got nothing for you.

Grab your stuff,
head back to camp.

- Thanks, Jeff.
- I don't-I don't like that.
"Civa, I got nothing for you."

MITCH: Nobody enjoys

getting beat, and, honestly,
we got stomped.

I don't know
what Sai was thinking,

but, girl, be quiet.

You can have an opinion

and you don't have
to openly share it.

That's what it's all about.

When you say yes to Survivor,
you got to show up

and give everything you have
every single day.

If this speaks to you,
apply to be on Survivor.

♪ ♪

CHRISSY: That's right.

If we're gonna lose one,

- that's the one to lose,
for sure.
- Yup. Right.

What do you think
happened there?

BIANCA:
Oh, my God.

Thomas is gone.

Thomas was my number one,

and I'm literally, like,
doing everything I can

to get to the merge,

and my number one
isn't even gonna be there.

So, it sucks.

However, with Thomas going home,

it makes me way less
of a threat. So this is that

part of the game
where it's, like,

I have to make
new relationships here

and I have to trust new people
and I have to play my game.

- We'll kick ass tomorrow.
- CHRISSY: So it's gonna be

- one of us three
sitting out, obviously.
- Only one.

Yeah.

- Mitch is not sitting out.
- CHRISSY: No, he is not.

- She's not sitting out.
- CHRISSY: No.

No. I'm okay with that.

For immunity,
I'm okay with that.

I know, you're like,
"I've done every challenge."

I'm like, "So have I." [laughs]

No, no, but I was like,

"That was your excuse?"
'Cause, uh,

I didn't sit out, either.

I thought you just didn't,
you know,

- you wanted to...
- SAI: I genuinely am tired.

- I'm allowed to have a break.
- CHRISSY: Okay.

Sai's getting on my nerves.

She's tired, so she didn't even

do the challenge today.

And the first thing she did
was grab a piece of fruit

when she came in.

I mean, to me,
that's, like, ridiculous.

It's not right.

How is that, uh...

- What did you have, a kiwi?
- Yeah.

So you got one more apple left,
and that's it?

When you don't have food,

you don't have anything, the
little things will annoy you.

I just think that,
with the comments she makes

and-and just the way
she is around camp,

she's digging her own hole.

MITCH: I just had

to get away...

CHRISSY: And that makes our...

That's why I'm like,
"Is that your last piece?

'Cause you ain't
eating my ... food."

[chuckles softly]

MITCH:
We learned a lot
at the challenge.

The fact that Thomas went home--

it changes everything.

The original plan

was to take out Bianca

because we wanted

to weaken the old Lagi tribe,

but now with Thomas gone,
we have a little bit more

flexibility.

- CHRISSY: If we have to vote.
- MITCH: Y... If we have to vote.

Honestly...

I want Bianca to stay.

CHRISSY:
I like her, too.

MITCH:
At this point,

Sai is causing so much chaos

that there
is really no way that

I want to work with Sai

moving forward.

And I genuinely

enjoy Bianca as a person.

She's just good people.

I think if me and you make it
past the merge together,

I think we can both
really help each other out.

I would love to work with you.

MITCH:
I trust you,

and I feel like it

makes sense for us
to keep each other safe.

I kind of like that plan.

Totally.

Mitch is telling me they want

to work with me to vote Sai out.

I was like...

[exclaims]

Like, my jaw
dropped to the ground.

This friction
is beautiful for me.

CHRISSY: Oh, yes.

BIANCA:
Sai-- she is just
driving Chrissy up a wall.

However,

Sai also told me that
she wants to work with me.

And options
are everything in this game,

especially because
of that godforsaken journey.

I don't have a vote.

SAI:
Chrissy-- she's
mom-ing me to death.

She's counting
how much fruit I'm eating.

I'm an adult.

I don't have to tell you what
I'm eating, you psychopath.

I've played
on every single challenge.

I've had so many losses.

Back-to-back-to-back.

Like, I'm deserving of a break.

Oh, she's annoying me.

What-what are you thinking?

SAI:
Chrissy is my biggest red flag.

She's used to telling people
what to do,

and I can't have that.

So I want to use Bianca,
me and Cedrek's vote

to get rid of Chrissy.

Yes, with Cedrek,
the trust was lost

at our last Tribal Council,
when he voted for me,

but even though
I don't fully trust him,

for the sake of getting off
of this beach and to the merge,

I need a number. He's a number.

And Bianca--

we've already discussed
working together.

So I just have to make sure
that she's locked in.

Then I can do whatever
the hell I want to do.

♪ ♪

- Ooh!
- Ooh.

[excited chatter]

- Oh, my gosh. Beautiful.
- [laughs]

- CHARITY: Oh, my gosh.
- MARY: Aah!

Wait, is that
a giant thing of milk?

- CHARITY: Yes!
- Oh, you can have all of that.

MARY:
Walking into the sanctuary,

I don't even think anything's
going on in my head,

but a lot is going on
in my stomach.

Oh, it's all different kinds.

I don't even know
what's going on.

I want a little bit
of everything.

Just to see everything laid out,

and that there are
coffees and teas

and milk for David, all of us

slip into heaven
when we go in there.

Oh, my God!

I'm so happy I get to eat meat.

Aah!

- This one's good.
- This one's fire.

What you want to open?

CHARITY:
I legitimately

have been manifesting a buttery
croissant since day one.

And I didn't even have
to do anything to get it.

They won it for me. [laughs]

Get a big cup.

Every day,
I, like, have to have milk.

It's just my go-to.

It's my comfort.

So when I see that jug of milk,

I'm like, "No way."

♪ ♪

Oh.

I don't think
I've ever felt such a high.

I really don't.
That was probably

the best glass of milk
I've ever had.

I could tell it was whole milk,
which is my favorite thing.

It's no two-percent crap.
So thank you, Jeff.

I'm like Popeye now.
Like, I'm ready to go.

Like, bring on
the immunity challenge.

- [whooping]
- Cheers.

Oh, my God.

I feel like I'm just,
like, so, like, into my food,

- I'm not even, like, smiling.
I'm just like, "Ah."
- Mmm.

[Eva groans]

- Protein.
- DAVID: Oh, man. Protein.

STAR:
I want y'all to know,

we humbly, we humbly
accepted this reward.

DAVID:
I know Sai's your ally,
but, like,

that really kind of irked me.

Like, like, I'm sorry. I don't
know how to be as humble.

I've never experienced this.

- I've never experienced, like,
- Right?

being on the winning side.

Especially for you, like...

- MARY: Yeah. I don't even know.
- Go to Tribal Council

three times in a row.

- Like, you're gonna be excited.
- Yeah. Come on.

Yeah, we weren't
being sore winners.

- There's something
called a sore loser.
- STAR: Legit.

CHARITY:
But, like,
this tribe is awesome,

and I'm super happy to be here
with you guys, and, like...

This is awesome. Like,
I love all of y'all, for real.

- MARY: Aw.
- Aw, Charity...

CHARITY:
Y'all, like,
we're so close to a merge.

We got the first reward.

Like, I am so grateful.

EVA:
I'm bad at social cues
in general,

but I definitely feel like
I'm growing and learning.

And I don't know
what it is about Charity,

but she comes off so fake to me.

CHARITY:
Just take this in for a second.

No one you know will ever

- feel like this
or have this experience.
- That is true.

EVA:
Going into the individual
portion of the game,

it's gonna be all about
these social connections.

- Anybody want more milk
before I down it?
- Kill it.

MARY:
Nobody wants more milk.

EVA:
I really have to be careful

and make sure that the people
I'm talking to I can trust.

And, you know what, Charity?
I don't trust you.

When we get back,
it is nap time.

DAVID:
Oh, man.

Oh, I might throw up.

[laughing]

♪ ♪

SHAUHIN:
Oh, it's so much more

- than I expected.
- KYLE: I know.

- SHAUHIN: Oh, my God.
- [Kyle laughs]

We don't win first place

in the reward challenge,
but we win second.

And we get
a nice little food box

with pastries, doughnuts,

croissants, you name it.

I never thought I'd be so happy.

This is ridiculous.

KAMILLA:
Actual flavor.

- Ridiculous.
- KYLE: Oh, my God.

We are at a two-two deadlock.

It's a little dicey,
because the narrative

that Kamilla and I are spinning

is still that
we're not that tight.

But at the end of the day,

winning that challenge

at least allowed us to bond
a little bit further.

[sighs]

You guys, I haven't
felt this good in nine days.

KAMILLA:
That was so good.

JOE:
It's crazy when you think, like,

- how we're doing this right now.
It's been ten days, right?
- Mm-hmm.

It's amazing what you can do
if you just put your mind to it.

- When you think you can't do it.
- SHAUHIN: Yeah,
if you have to survive.

- JOE: This... Exactly.
- SHAUHIN: Dude,
my family went through

crazier ... than this.

That's-that's,
like, the gnarly part.

Yeah.
My dad went through way worse

in the, like,
Sri Lankan civil war/genocide.

His family survived that.

- That's what keeps me going.
- SHAUHIN: Same.

When I draw on
hard times out here,

my first thought is,

my mom and my dad

have been through so much worse.

I am the proud son

of two refugees

who came here
during the Iranian revolution.

My dad was

in the Imperial Air Force

under the Shah of Iran.

A lot of the pilots

were already in jail,

and they released them from jail

to go fight against Iraq.

JOE:
Oh...

SHAUHIN:
So his helicopter went down

and it landed
on the border of Iraq.

And so, captured, and...

not-good things happen
when you're captured in Iraq

- in 1979.
- JOE: Wow.

KAMILLA:
My family-- my dad was okay

because he had left the country

prior... like,
at the start of the civil war.

But every time he came back, it
was, like, mad security thing.

'Cause here's the thing
with people in Sri Lanka.

There's, like,
a majority ethnic group

and a minority ethnic group.

We were part
of the minority ethnic group.

You can't tell who's who.
It's, like, a religious thing.

You just
speak a different language,

have a different religion,

and this is what you all
are killing each other over.

And so every time my dad was
coming in to visit his family,

they would pull him over

'cause they thought he was,
like, on the other side.

And I'm like,
"Isn't that so stupid?"

- KYLE: Dumb.
- JOE: See, that,

what our parents get through,
you know? Like, my dad,

he was born in '45.

So go back '50s and '60s,
and this is in Virginia.

And his family
was sharecroppers.

So he was picking cotton when he
was probably about five or six.

My mom, blonde hair,
blue-eyed woman.

My dad is really,
really dark-complected.

Isn't that crazy?

KAMILLA:
This was happening
in the '40s and '50s?

- KYLE: Yeah.
- Oh, my God, yeah.

KYLE:
People try to talk about, like,

- Jim Crow and, like...
- Like it was so long ago.

And, like, all of those things

like it took place
hundreds of years ago. Like...

JOE:
So anyways,

I know what you guys are saying.

Like, what our parents
go through is wild.

- KAMILLA: Yeah.
- SHAUHIN: You got
to draw on that.

Wild.

KAMILLA:
At the last Tribal Council,

we voted against each other,
and we were definitely like,

two versus two.

Just two completely different
groups of people going at it.

And after that
shared meal today,

all those struggles sort of,
like, bond us together.

[sighs]: Oh, man.

I don't want to vote them out.

I don't want
to vote them or Kyle out.

Yes. Yes.

This four would be savage, bro.

- KYLE: Yes.
- KAMILLA: Yeah.

This is... I'm-I'm in on this.

- SHAUHIN: Same, man.
- There's no, like,
there's no bull...

- in my, in my heart right now.
- Same.

Yeah.

This experience--
SHAUHIN: Dynamic.

whatever it was...

SHAUHIN:
Us four,

we have an easy path
to the jury.

We are now the block.

- Yeah.
- KAMILLA: Yeah.

The four of us

have a clear path together,

because we had
a scary Tribal Council.

We can just
act as if we hate each other

and play the middle,
and no one would suspect it.

And I think
we can run this game.

We're set.

♪ ♪

Come on in.

Hello.

- [whooping]
- [excited chatter]

Hey!

- Wow.
- CHARITY: Morning, Jeff!

- The energy
is just through the roof.
- [Eva whoops]

[laughing]

And then the stoic Vula.

No smiles.

Game faces on.

All right, shall we get
to today's immunity challenge?

- Yeah.
- [excited chatter]

First things first,
got to take back the idols.

Thank you, Bianca.

Thank you, Mary.

"See you in a little bit."

- Is that what I heard?
- [laughs]

- Yeah.
- Yes, sir.

PROBST:
Wow.

Once again, immunity
is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge,

you're gonna leap into the ocean
and swim to shore

while pulling a boat

containing a chest.

You'll then carry that chest
up the beach

and work together
to unbraid three long ropes,

releasing a key.

You'll use that key
to unlock the chest.

Collect the balls inside,
then dig under a log.

When you reach the finish,

each tribe member is responsible

for maneuvering one ball
through the table maze.

First two tribes to finish
win immunity,

guaranteed to see day 12.

Losers, Tribal Council,
where somebody

will be the fifth person
voted out of Survivor 48.

And as a penalty for losing,
I will keep your flint.

Let's get to sit-outs.

Lagi, one extra person.

Got to sit somebody out.

Cannot sit out the same person
in back-to-back challenges.

Without hesitation,
Star, it's you.

Civa, same thing.

Sai must compete.
Who's gonna sit out?

Cedrek gonna sit this one out.

All right, sit-outs,
take a spot on the bench.

Everybody else, give you
a minute to strategize.

Get it on! Here we go.

♪ ♪

All right, here we go.

For immunity.

Survivors ready?

Go!

Everybody in the water.

You are going to pull that boat.

Come on, Civa!

PROBST:
The stronger
the swimmer you are,

the faster and quicker
that boat will get to the shore.

Right now, it is Lagi and Vula,

side by side, doing a nice job.

Civa struggling in the water,
but it is okay.

You are still in this.

Joe pulling that boat.

It is Lagi
out in the early lead.

There we go. There we go.

PROBST:
Vula's right behind.

- JOE: Come on.
- CEDREK: Good job, Civa!

PROBST:
Those chests are heavy.

Here comes Civa.

Everybody exhausted.

SAI:
Oh!

PROBST:
It's Lagi in the lead.

STAR:
Come on, y'all, almost got it.

PROBST: Then Vula,

then Civa,
but this challenge is early.

Okay.

Still a lot of stages.

- Okay.
- PROBST: It's gonna be

David, Eva and Mary
unbraiding for Lagi.

It's gonna be Kyle, Joe, Shauhin

unbraiding for Vula.

Okay.

Come on, Civa. You got it.

Drop it, pick up those sandbags.

Let's go. Get it in there.

- David, go, ahead.
- Go, David. Go, go, go.

Lagi's unbraided.

MARY: Run and get the key.

PROBST: David has the key.

STAR:
There we go.

Good work, y'all.

PROBST:
Got to get that chest unlocked.

MARY:
Let's go.

KAMILLA:
We're good, guys. We're good.

- Go, Vula.
- SHAUHIN: Go, go, go.

KAMILLA:
Yeah, go, Kyle.

PROBST:
Lagi has their bag of balls.

Now they can start
digging under the log.

- MARY: There you go.
- [Eva pants]

CEDREK:
Come on, Civa!

PROBST:
Civa taking a long time
to unbraid these ropes.

They have not figured it out.

Vula has their bag of balls.

They can start
digging under the log.

All right, let's get it.

PROBST:
Cannot dig on
the other side of the log

until somebody
is through to the other side.

PROBST:
It's gonna be Eva trying
to get under first for Lagi.

- Can she pull herself through?
- [Eva pants]

PROBST: Hips are stuck.

You need
a little more hole in there.

Under the log. Just get under
the log and bring it up.

PROBST:
Everybody's
still in it right now.

Eva's through.
She can dig on that side now.

CEDREK:
Go, Civa! You got it!

PROBST:
Civa has their bag of balls.

Start digging.

CEDREK: You're still in this.

PROBST:
Mary now through for Lagi.

They've been in control of this
challenge from the beginning.

KAMILLA:
You got it, Kyle. You got it.

PROBST:
Kyle trying to wedge
his body through.

Hold his legs so he can push!

PROBST:
Kyle is stuck now.

Hold his legs.

And that's
opening the door for Civa.

Got to use that foot
to clear out some said.

Lagi with just one player left.

- Yeah.
- You got it.

Yeah?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

PROBST:
Lagi's through. They've moved on
to the final phase.

Proud of you guys.

Hey. I'm proud of y'all.

KAMILLA:
Don't worry, don't worry.
We're good.

Kyle still stuck for Vula.

CEDREK:
Excellent, Mitch!
You're through.

SAI:
Go, go, Mitch.

- PROBST: Mitch is through.
- SAI: Go, Bianca.

Once again, why
you never give up on Survivor.

- Go. Go. Go. Go.
- PROBST: Kyle's through
for Vula.

SAI:
Come on.

- PROBST: Here goes Sai for Civa.
- SAI: Yes, baby.

We got some... we got time.

DAVID:
Nice and easy.

It is Charity on the maze
for Lagi.

Every player's
got to land one ball.

Oh, my God. Nice, nice.

PROBST:
They pull Joe through
and it works.

You're good, Vula. Move on.

- Chrissy's through.
Let's go, Civa.
- Let's go, guys.

Everybody is in this.

Day 11, Survivor 48.

PROBST:
Charity's had a lot of time
to start figuring this out.

Sorry, I'm trying to...
I'm trying to take it real slow.

PROBST:
There will be a learning curve
like there is

on almost
every Survivor challenge.

Take your time.

Those little humps--
that's the trick.

Mitch trying to navigate
a corner, and he has.

Oh, perfect, perfect.

PROBST:
Four balls, four players.

Got to have great touch
on this maze.

Joe now getting closer.

Mitch has got
one big obstacle left.

Got to drop it in a hole

and not have it go too far

that it drops off the back side.

CEDREK:
Come on, Mitch.

PROBST:
And he's got it.

- Yes!
- BIANCA: Yes!

PROBST:
It is Civa now in the lead.

PROBST:
Joe is at that critical spot.
Joe is there.

KAMILLA:
Beautiful, Joe.

PROBST:
Can Joe land one for Vula?

He does. Vula has one now.

It's Kamilla for Vula,
then Chrissy for Civa.

It's okay, Chrissy.

KAMILLA:
This is such a heavy table.

PROBST:
Kamilla's learning
how hard that is.

Here comes Eva for Lagi.

You can switch out,

but you're still responsible
for a ball.

DAVID:
Go, Eva. Come on.

PROBST: Shauhin gonna take over
for Kamilla.

Two tribes are gonna finish.

All that matters
is don't be last.

...

- Just relax. You're all right.
- [Eva sighs]

Beautiful, there.

PROBST:
Shauhin moving
through this quickly.

Last corner, and he's got it.

Now can he stick one?

Shauhin so close.

And he's got it.
That's two for Vula.

Here comes Kyle in.

Tribal Council tonight.

Somebody going home.

- Eva drops. Got to start again.
- Up, up, up.

PROBST: Chrissy starting again.

Kyle halfway through.

- He's got a nice flow going.
- Beautiful. Beautiful.

PROBST:
Kyle a little fast,
but it worked.

Kyle now very close to landing

the third ball for Vula.

Kyle has it.

- Yes! Come on.
- PROBST: Vula down
to one ball left.

Okay. Okay.

PROBST:
Bianca gonna come in now
for Civa.

PROBST: There is nowhere to hide
in this challenge.

Everybody's got to land a ball.

PROBST: Kamilla out
on the course, moving very fast.

SHAUHIN:
Turn, turn, turn!

PROBST:
Very quickly all the way
through this course.

Kamilla very close.

Can she land that fourth ball
for Vula?

It's on the far end.

Definitely difficult.
Wow, a nice move by Kamilla.

- She's done it.
- Yes!
- JOE: Yes, you got it!

Vula wins immunity!

- You did it!
- Safe tonight

- from Tribal Council.
- That was a first!

For the first time this season,

Vula wins immunity...

...and Vula Green
will not be at Tribal Council.

The question is who will be?

It is Civa in the lead

with one ball.
Lagi's

- got nothing.
- Slow, David, you got it.

PROBST:
David and Bianca
at the same point in the maze.

PROBST: David very close now.

And he's done it. Lagi has one.

Here comes Charity.

- STAR: You got it. You got it.
- PROBST: It is one-one
right now.

- CHRISSY: Yes.
- CEDREK: Yes!

Bianca sticks the second ball
for Civa.

Here comes Sai.
Charity now very close.

Critical point,
and she's done it with a nice...

- Can she drop it? She does.
- Nice.

- We are tied two-two.
- Here we go, here we go.

Here comes Mary for Lagi.

It is Sai on Civa up against

her old tribemate Mary,
now on Lagi

to take the lead
in this challenge.

- Mary is not messing around.
- Back, back... Ooh! Okay...

- [excited chatter]
- PROBST:
Mary now close to landing

that third ball, and she does.

Mary made it look pretty easy.

It is now Eva

with the fourth
and final ball for Lagi.

Come on.

PROBST:
Sai now feeling the pressure
for Civa.

- No pressure.
- I don't feel any pressure.

You should.

You're so close.
We're a whole ball ahead.

- Take your time, breathe.
- PROBST: Tribal Council tonight.

Somebody's torch
will be snuffed.

- Yes.
- Pull back.

Pull back, pull back.
Pull back, pull back.

- [Eva groans]
- PROBST: Eva drops,

has to start again.

Once you get
to that point, stop.

- Yeah. Sorry.
- MARY: No sorry.

PROBST:
Sai gonna switch out
for Chrissy.

CEDREK:
Take your time, take your time.

- PROBST:
Eva digging in again.
- Yup. Yup.

- Right, right,
right, right, right.
- [Eva groans]

I'm sorry,
but it's just not working.

Eva's getting flustered.

Both Chrissy and Eva
are learning as they go.

You can see it in Eva's face.

[exclaims]

DAVID:
Shake your arms out.
Come on, relax.

- Oh, my... Ugh.
- Don't worry about it.
Don't worry about it.

- DAVID: It's okay.
- MARY: Eva.

Eva-- frustration
really setting in.

Keep breathing.

PROBST:
Looks like such
a silly little game

until you're the one
responsible.

- Go.
- DAVID: Now you got to stop it,
stop it, stop it.

Correct fast.

- Ugh! [groans]
- PROBST: Eva drops again.

DAVID:
You got this, Eva.

PROBST:
Chrissy at a critical spot.

Got to get around this corner.

BIANCA:
You got this, Chrissy.

PROBST:
Chrissy could tie it up
right here.

BIANCA:
Just take your time.

- And she does. Let's go, Civa.
- [Chrissy shrieks]
- Yes.

Keep moving. We are tied.

[crying]

- [grunts]
- PROBST: Eva feeling it now
for Lagi.

MARY:
Tell yourself you can do it.

Say that to yourself right now.
Say, "I can do this."

- I can do it.
- MARY: You can do this.

Say it. You can do it.
Say, "I can do it."

- CHARITY: You can do it.
- MARY: Say, "I can do it."

- Slow.
- PROBST:
Sai at the halfway point.

Will it be Civa
or will it be Lagi?

- Just take a second.
- You can do this.

You can do this.

[cries, sniffles]

Eva, you've been close a lot.

- Keep bearing down.
- CHARITY: Listen to him.

You got this.

[cries softly]

[grunts softly]

PROBST:
Eva with a nice job.

Eva halfway. Wow.

Eva two thirds
of the way through.

It's Eva in the lead now
for Lagi.

Tiny little movements.

- [Eva sighs]
- PROBST:
Eva's very close now

to winning this for Lagi.

This is a dangerous spot.

- Can Eva do it? And she does!
- Yes!

- [yells]
- PROBST: No quit in Survivor!

Eva pulls it out for Lagi,

sending Civa to Tribal Council,

where somebody will be
the fifth person

voted out of Survivor 48.

That was an epic finish.

STAR:
You can do anything, girl!

- PROBST: Wow.
- [crying]
- You got it.

You got it.

- [crying]
- CHARITY: You did it.

You're a rock star.

STAR:
We got you here.
Come on, girl. I'm proud of you.

[crying loudly]

Eva.

Your dad's gonna be so proud.
You did it. You did it.

- You did it.
- [crying]

[indistinct chatter]

[groaning loudly]

[Eva crying]
- Breathe. Breathe.

CHARITY:
I'm proud of you.

Under pressure, too.

- [crying]
- [overlapping chatter]

PROBST:
Joe, you want to give her a hug?

Remember. Remember.

Remember.

Squeeze my hand really hard.

Yeah. Uh-huh.

Okay. Okay.

Shh...

Shh.

Thank you.

Shh.

Shh.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

[sniffles]

Okay?

Yeah.

- Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Okay.
- [clapping]

I'm good. I'm good. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

[panting softly]
Thank you.

Thank you.

Vula, congratulations.

For the first time this season,

Green has the immunity idol,

and I will return your flint

so you can get some fire going.

[overlapping chatter]

- [cheering]
- PROBST: Lagi.

Come get it, Eva.

[cheering]

You earned it.

So, can we talk about

what happened
at the end of the challenge?

'Cause I think this is a sign

of where Survivor is
when it's great.

Normally, when a challenge ends,

we keep the tribes separated.

But I think everybody here saw

that something really powerful
was happening.

Eva was struggling,
emotionally struggling.

Clearly, there was a connection
with a former tribemate in Joe.

I felt it was okay
for me to suggest they hugged,

and I could tell
everybody agreed.

But Joe, the other thing
that's happening there is

relationships are being
revealed. You clearly

have a relationship
with Eva that matters to you.

So why was it important
for you, Joe,

to reveal part of your game
and go give comfort to somebody

who is on the other tribe?

JOE: Jeff, you know,
all my kids watching me--

I'm gonna be the man
I want them to be

and the people I want them
to be, regardless of the game.

And that's what you do.
And that's who I am.

So if it exposes it, it exposes,

but she was in need,
and I would want someone

to treat my daughter that way
in this game.

For sure. For sure, Joe.

Absolutely.

Eva, what was happening for you?

Yeah. Um, I'm-I'm ready
to tell my story to everybody.

Um, uh, this is something

that's really,
really important to me.

I have autism.

I was diagnosed
when I was very, very young.

Doctors told my parents

that I would never
live independently,

that I would never hold a job,

that at most,

I could hope to marry
someone else with autism.

Mm.

EVA:
And my parents--
they did not give up on me,

and they put me through
so many different treatments

to help me get all the support
that I needed.

And I was able to

then enter school
and be mainstream.

So I've never viewed my autism
as a roadblock to success.

It's not something
to work around.

It's just part of who I am.

There's nothing bad about it.

But I still have so many things

that I struggle with,
with my autism.

I have these things
called "episodes" where,

when I get
extremely overstimulated,

I will get ungrounded,

and I'll lose control of myself.

And luckily, I was able
to still finish the challenge.

I can't believe I finished it.

I can't believe that happened.

But when I did finish it,
all of a sudden,

everything just came over me,

and I got extremely overwhelmed,

and I started screaming,
and everyone saw that.

And I know nobody else knew
what was going on, but Joe knew,

because I needed someone
in this game

to understand what was going on

in case something happened.

And that means the world to me,
and that's beyond this game.

We're on different teams,

but he was willing
to make sure that I was okay.

Please, let's take a step
away from the game

and understand
that this is something

that I deal with,
with my autism.

And everyone who has autism
should not be ashamed

to ask for help
and ashamed to receive it.

So, thank you all
for allowing this to happen,

allowing him
to come and help me,

and just supporting me in this.

[light applause]

Thank you. Thanks.

Eva, it takes so much courage
to play Survivor for anybody.

But for you
to come out here knowing

something like this might happen

and then be brave enough
to share your story--

because there is a young girl
or boy, just like you,

watching right now going,
"Hey, Mom, hey, Dad..."

[weak chuckle]
Now you got me.

I'm a parent, too.

And I do see it, and... [laughs]

Wow, this has never happened.

But I see it, too,
and it's why I love Survivor.

- Thank you.
- PROBST: I really do.

I-I like that, you know,

Joe may end up blindsiding you
or you him.

- Who knows?
- Yeah. Yeah.

PROBST:
But in this moment,

it's possible
to have all of this work.

All right, Vula, Lagi,
no Tribal Council.

I've cried enough.

Grab your stuff. Head out.

Enjoy the night off.

Good job, guys. Good job.

CHRISSY:
Good job, guys.

BIANCA:
Great job, guys.

PROBST:
All right, Civa,
Tribal Council tonight.

Somebody will be
the fifth person voted out

of Survivor 48.
As a penalty for losing,

got to take your flint.

You're killing me, Jeff.
You're killing me.

Thanks, Cedrek. Sorry, Chrissy.

You'll have a chance to earn it
back at the next challenge.

Grab your stuff, head out.

See you tonight
at Tribal Council.

BIANCA:
It's hard to shift from Eva

being super vulnerable
and telling so many people

her real-life struggles

that she has to bring
into this game and deal with,

immediately into,

"Well, now I'm going to Tribal,

and nobody knows
that I don't have a vote."

And I need to get out
of Tribal alive.

♪ ♪

[Mary whoops]

- This was your moment.
- DAVID: Yeah.
Thank you.

- DAVID: You made Jeff cry!
- I know.

- I was like...
- You made Jeff cry!

I really appreciate you guys
all being so supportive

- and just being...
- We're so proud of you.

DAVID:
I never doubted you
for a second.

You finished it. You won it.

EVA: I knew that
there would come a point

in this game
where I would have an episode.

And now that I've gotten over
the biggest reveal

that I have,
I don't feel embarrassed,

because everyone around me
was so understanding.

They're nodding, they're looking
at me not with pity,

but seeing that I'm strong.

And I felt so accepted.

I've never, like,
hated myself for having autism.

- This is special about me
- Special about...

and I'm gonna, like,
work with it.
- MARY: Yeah. Yeah.

Eva, just, thank you
for sharing your story.

- Yeah.
- STAR: For real.

EVA:
There's so many people
who have autism

and they see it as a problem,
they see it,

something that's
wrong with them.

Nothing is wrong with you.

It's part of who you are.

And I hope that
that's the message

that I can get across here.

Everything I've done in my life,
I've found success in,

and no one would have
believed that

when I was a little kid.

And I hope

that the parents of kids with
autism can look at their kid

and see a little bit of me,

and hopefully, that my story
can inspire them to believe

that their kid
is an amazing human.

You handled that
really well, man.

- I'm proud of you.
- MARY: Yeah. Yeah.

- EVA: Oh, my God.
- I'm proud of you.

And you definitely gave
somebody else struggling

to say, "Hey, I have autism"

- or "I'm on the spectrum."
- MARY: Yeah. Oh, my God.

- Eva, that could be...
- You're making 'em feel like,

"Yeah, I can do anything.
I can be whatever,

-"it is not...
- Thank you.

I'm not alone!"

MARY: Also, that's gonna
teach parents, I think.

- Don't give up. That's legit.
- Yeah.

STAR:
And you being strong enough

to encourage it-- I...

Like, Eva, bro,
you're really a motivation.

- EVA: Thank you.
- And I just want you to know

- that I'm on... Listen.
- Thank you.

- I'm on your side.
- Thank you so much.

- I'm on your side.
- Yeah.

STAR:
This game just makes you
feel all types

of so much emotions.

For me, it all just
started making sense,

because I can relate, 100%.

I have family members
on the spectrum.

So, with that being said,

I understand her completely.

I go off of trust and loyalty
and what I think is friendship.

And today I just had
to take a step back and say,

"Let me be open."

All right, y'all, I want to play
a clean game, and in order

to play a clean game,
you got to tell the truth.

I have the Beware Advantage.

- MARY: Ooh!
- EVA: Really?

I knew it!
I asked you about it.

Oh, my God.
You're such a good liar.

- You have it now?
- I have it. I just don't know
how to do it.

EVA:
We've known since,
like, day three

that Star had

a scroll, cylinder thing
of some sort

that has letters and symbols
based on the animal signs.

- Could it be...
- Yeah.
-"I."

EVA:
Once she's revealed it,

we all go on a walk
around the jungle

trying to decode
what her scroll says.

- That's an "S."
- DAVID: Star couldn't figure out

this Beware Advantage.

And so, naturally,
she comes to everyone and says,

"I have this Beware Advantage.

- I need to figure this out."
-"L."

DAVID: So there's a lot of
options going through my head.

I see the "I," I see the "N,"

I see the "L,"
I see the "E," I see the "T."

I see the "S."
What does it mean?

[scoffs]
I don't know,

but I want to be the first
to figure it out.

EVA: Wait. I have an idea.

Once I found out that this is
what needed to be done,

I was like,
"I am going to figure this out."

I had some good guesses
with "inlets" and "listen."

Or like, an "est" word.
"Linest."

I just keep
swapping the letters around,

and finally,
I stumbled across the word...

DAVID:
Silent?

- Silent.
- DAVID: Ooh, yeah.

- [indistinct chatter]
- DAVID: Oh.

- I did it. I did it, I did it!
- [Charity yells]

I did it! I did it!

- Oh, my God!
- Eva! Yes! Yes!

[whooping]

STAR:
What a day for Eva.

- Yes.
- CHARITY: Nice job.

- It was "silent."
It was "silent."
- STAR: Silent.

- Wow.
- EVA: That was not
a silent celebration, though.

No.

CHARITY:
That's awesome.

- Oh, my God.
- That's crazy.

Wow. [whoops]

This is a big day.

STAR:
I gave Eva the idol
because she opened it,

so she earned it.

Kind of like a truce.

Let's work together.
Me and you took 11 days,

but here we are.
[pops lips]

Hey, no better time than now.

- CHARITY:
Star, that's super nice.
- DAVID: That's awesome.

That was amazing. We all...

This is for all of us.

- This is for...
- Let's go. Let's go.

EVA:
Star has given me her idol,

which is huge.

I never would have seen
this change of events.

I have an idol,

I have a new ally in Star.
Everything

is coming together,
and it's just...

Like, I know
Survivor has ups and downs,

but I didn't realize they would
come this close together.

That's this game,
and I feel stronger

coming out of this
than anything.

Like, I feel supported,

and I feel just
ready to get after it.

[screaming, whooping, laughing]

♪ ♪

Yes!

Yes, yes, yes.

- Let's get that going.
- Yeah.

Ooh, what a tough one, guys,

but everybody did great.

- We were so close.
- CEDREK: Each person...

You guys, you did a great job.

CHRISSY:
I mean, I practiced swimming,

but I never practiced swimming

with a boat on my back,
you know?

- [laughing]
- That was wild.

Can't say that I have, either.

Knowing I'm going to my
first Tribal is absolute dread.

I have a pit in my stomach.

How do I convince them
that I have power and a say

when I don't have a vote?

This is a predicament.

Thank you, Jeff.
Like, this is hard.

But I think I have a plan.

Can I be really honest with you?

- Yeah.
- I'm just gonna throw it all
on the table,

'cause I really like you and
I really want to work with you.

- Like, I mean it.
- Yeah.

They have been telling me
they want Sai out.

- Mitch and Chrissy?
- Right.

But it makes more sense
for me to work with you two.

I know that Chrissy and Sai
are butting heads.

Like, they're annoyed
with each other.

So my plan is

pitting the two sides
against each other.

Yeah, very.

- BIANCA: I don't know
who to trust.
- Okay.

But the numbers that make sense
for me are voting Chrissy.

By pitting these two sides
against each other,

we have two votes
that go on Chrissy,

we have two votes
that go on Sai,

and then there are
no more votes.

And when you revote,
I'm not up for debate.

It's only going to be a vote

for either Chrissy or Sai.

These are just risks
I have to take.

Like, I don't have a vote.

I'm writing Chrissy.
I'm not wavering.

And-and... Yeah. Yeah.

I think they're pulling him in.

That's what
I also am worried about.

- Like--
- Cedrek is loyal to a fault.

He will go where the numbers are

as long as it's not him.

Cedrek, a lot of the times,
feels like that dog

that almost doesn't know
how to walk on a leash,

that you're, like,
dragging down the street

and you're still trying
to train him to walk,

but for some reason,
he's just not game to do it.

But on this beach,

for the sake
of getting to the merge,

I am locked in
with Cedrek and Bianca.

But I'm not a dummy.

Cedrek voted for me twice.

If he can do it once,
he can do it again.

[mutters]

Have you been thinking?

If we come back tomorrow,
and we have another challenge,

like, who do we want here
so we don't go again?

CHRISSY:
Very true.

This is all gonna lie
on you, Cedrek.

I hate to put it all
on your shoulders.

Well, not your vote,
but, you know, we're...

We want to go Sai, and I know
you don't want to hurt her.

No, no. No, no, I get it.

As much as I would like
to get rid of Sai,

it's not quite time
to shake that tree yet,

because at this point,

Sai is probably the next person

that I trust the most
other than myself.

- Like, have you.
- We have you. Yeah.

If you stay with her,
you have no one.

That way, you have options
moving forward.

- Okay.
- Okay?

CHRISSY:
Seems like
we got Cedrek on board.

I absolutely trust him.

He's not the type of person

that will look you
in the eye and lie.

If he sticks with Sai,
he's out of his mind.

You got to let it go
to play the game, you know?

Yeah.

- Yes.
- What?

- She's going.
- Okay.

- Oh, go ahead. Go ahead.
- Okay.

BIANCA:
So Mitch and Chrissy

actually did loop Cedrek
into this plan

and told him
we want to vote Sai out.

This is great.

Mitch, Chrissy, Cedrek
all vote Sai.

No one ever knows
I don't have a vote.

Chrissy just came up to me
and said,

"Cedrek is voting Sai."

BIANCA:
I wish I could tell Cedrek,
"I don't have a vote.

Can you guys all please vote
for Sai and keep me here?"

But I can't do it.

I cannot trust that
they won't just be like,

"Well, why are we keeping her
here instead of you?

Like, let's just get rid
of you then."

- Let me ask you this.
- CEDREK: Yes.

Are you trying
to work with Sai in the future?

[Cedrek sighs]

At some point,
it's gonna be a liability.

- Right.
- So, no, that's not, like,
my end goal, because

- I'm still not sure she...
- Is a...

- trusts me all the way.
- Yeah.

Because I've written
her name down.

Once scorned, it's hard for...

- Right.
- to kind of bounce back
from that.

But for now,
I'm writing Chrissy's name down.

- Yeah.
- Okay.

BIANCA:
Cedrek says he is actually
voting for Chrissy.

That means it's a tie vote

between Chrissy and Sai.

Oh, my God!

This game is out of control.

Right now, my plan
is that we get to Tribal,

Mitch and Chrissy
are voting Sai,

Sai and Cedrek
are voting Chrissy,

we have to do a revote.

And then I'm banking on the fact

that Cedrek is going to flip

and vote for Sai.

I'll be really,
really proud of myself

if I make it through tonight,

but it does worry me

because I'm gonna have a lot
of damage control

to do when I get home.

Tomorrow, Cedrek's gonna think,
"Bianca's a class A liar.

She lied through her teeth
to all of us."

So...

my gut says keep it to myself,

and then my second gut
says tell Cedrek.

[sighs]

- Can I tell you something?
- Okay.

The only reason
I'm telling you this

is because I'm trying
to build some trust with you.

Okay.

Like, if you run back and have
a conversation with Sai,

- Look, I won't.
- I will be so ...

Okay.

I'm freaking out 'cause
I didn't want to tell anyone.

- No, you're fine.
- But we're...

we're, like, really trying
to work together?

- Yes.
- You swear?

Yes.

I don't have a vote.

- Oh, really?
- Yes.

Yes.

The reason I'm telling you this

is because
Sai was going home tonight.

- That's why I'm telling you.
- Yeah. Right.

So, I really hope
you can just respect

that I told you the truth

- Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
- beforehand,

and just go with the plan

- Okay.
- and vote Sai.

Okay.

To get this type of information
just minutes before

we're going to Tribal Council--

it puts so many wheels
spinning in my head,

because if I stay silent,

I can go along with this plan
and vote out Sai

or I could turn this all around
back on Bianca.

In one way, I'm feeling relieved
that I feel like

I actually know
all the information.

I just have to decide
which one of these options

makes the most sense for me
and the people

that I've come to trust
in this game.

♪ ♪

If this is your first time
to Tribal, grab a torch,

dip it in and get fire.

This is part of the ritual
at Tribal Council,

because in this game,
fire represents your life.

When your fire is gone,
so are you.

So, Cedrek, of the five
Tribal Councils,

you and Sai have been
to four of them.

Arguably, you've spent
as much time at Tribal

as you have at a tribe camp.

So do you become
smarter about how

to use Tribal to your advantage?

I mean, it's a gift
that you don't expect to get.

It's understanding the bleakness
of the situation,

and that experience allows you
to be that much more wiser

to fight in this game
another day.

PROBST:
Sai, you were nodding
during that.

SAI:
Yes, you inherently

know what to expect,

but you also know
what to look out for.

- Mm.
- You make sure that
you're looking at

who's walking away with who,
you follow up

on the conversations you feel
like you needed to follow up on

earlier in the day, whereas
somebody who's never been before

might not capitalize
on that time.

PROBST:
So, Chrissy,
what is the tribe dynamic?

You have three
different tribes represented.

Sai and Cedrek,
you and Mitch, and Bianca.

Right.
It's a two-two-one.

You would think that
it would be an easy vote.

PROBST:
What would be the easy vote?

CHRISSY:
Well, the easy vote

would be the-the one, obviously.

PROBST:
Cedrek, is it fair
to say that Bianca

is in the center of this storm

- or is that too simple?
- CEDREK: Well, literally,

we have her
sitting in the center

- of this situation right now.
- [laughs]

Um, but I think it's a bit
more complex than that.

I mean, on the outside,
you can certainly look at this

and say, "Here's our target."

But we know Survivor
is way more complex than that.

Mitch, do you agree with that?

Yes, if you look
at the five of us,

it makes sense
to get Bianca out of this game.

But we've seen enough seasons

where the underdog tribe

has an incredible shot

at doing really well

in this game.

PROBST:
Sai, he's talking
about you and Cedrek.

You lose, you lose, you lose,

you lose, but for those few
who survive all the losses,

a bond can form
that can be very strong.

Bonds aren't always forever.

Sometimes there's cracks

where people
who are actually good players

can slither their way
in to things.

I think tonight is gonna
be a true test to see

who's been having
the conversations that not only

make people feel good
but also feel genuine.

That's really important.

PROBST:
So, Bianca, Mitch mentioned

that maybe the smart thing
is taking you out.

Yeah.
I'm sitting here terrified.

And it makes sense.

All I can say is
someone's at the bottom of four.

If one of you use me,
that's a three.

- And that's the pitch.
- PROBST: Cedrek,

it's a pretty clean pitch.

CEDREK:
That's certainly one option.
It's just a matter

of which option do you take
at the right time,

making sure it gets you
further into this game.

PROBST:
So, how do you balance
the complexity

of reevaluating
and looking at these options?

I mean, it could be something
as simple as a glance

that can make you question
an alliance

that you thought you had,
and it's not always

the big, open thing
that you see.

It's the small nuances
that can make a difference

in how you proceed
and play this game.

PROBST:
Mitch, ring true to you--

sometimes it's just a head nod?

Oh, honestly, I have no idea.

I've never
been here before, Jeff.

Um, but relationships matter
in Survivor.

You got to trust
the conversations that you had

up to this point.

Chrissy, did you have
a conversation with Bianca

about this idea of,
"Why don't you just take me?"

Yes, we did.
Um, whether she,

you know, is lying or
telling the truth, I don't know.

I think we might have something,

but I have a paranoia,
you can call it.

Hopefully, you know, my gut

tells me the right way to go.

Sai, Chrissy's speaking
the same language you speak,

which is,
"I hear everybody talking,

but something
in my belly's rumbling."

Yeah, she's saying
my favorite word: "gut."

Trusting your gut
in this game is important.

But trusting your gut in a game
where you don't have all

of the information that you need
can sometimes be dangerous.

And I've been
on the receiving end of that.

And it backfired.

PROBST:
So, is that a warning

to Chrissy, or is that just some
friendly advice to consider?

I think it's more
friendly advice to consider.

- I'll consider it.
- [laughing]

Just saying.
But we'll find out soon enough

who was looking you in the eye
and lying and who wasn't.

PROBST:
Bianca, this, emotionally,

feels like you all are

in a small room to begin with,

and slowly,
the walls are closing in

and you're all trying your best
to not panic

that you're gonna get
the life squeezed out of you.

BIANCA:
Yeah. You know, you have

the conversations you have

and you try to hold on
and push against the wall

- Right.
- and just think,

"I'm gonna be good."

But it's human nature.
You second-guess.

I feel like I have 16 guts
I've been relying on.

It makes me just hope that

whoever I had
those conversations with

trusts what I said.

PROBST:
All right, it is

time to vote.
Sai, you're up.

♪ ♪

[whispering]:
I just can't have a dynamic duo

making it too far
into this game.

[sighs]

[whispering]:
Oh, my God, this is so cool.

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: Sai.

Chrissy.

One vote Sai, one vote Chrissy.

Bianca.

One vote Sai, one vote Chrissy,

one vote Bianca,
one vote left.

Fifth person voted out
of Survivor 48...

- Bianca.
- [cries]

What the...

PROBST:
Need to bring me your torch.

MITCH:
I'm so sorry, Bianca.

[Bianca sighs]

[Bianca sighs]

Bianca, the tribe has spoken.

[cries]
God.

- PROBST: Time for you to go.
- BIANCA: Thank you.

- Good luck, you guys. Have fun.
- CHRISSY: Bye.

We love you.

[cries softly]

[sniffles]

Grab your torches.
Head back to camp.

Good night.

Oh, boy.

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[screaming, cheering]

PROBST:
Next time on Survivor...

SAI:
Thirteen people is insanity.

DAVID:
We're getting all
the strong people together.

She will gaslight you.

It's gonna be absolute chaos.

I'm realizing
what a dumb decision I made.

I just screwed up.
I trusted the wrong people

and I made the wrong choice.

I've been watching this show
since I was eight,

so to come out here
and play this game

that I love so much-- this was

an adventure of a lifetime.

I am proud of myself
for all of the fight I put up,

but I'm devastated.

I just wanted
to play so much longer.

[roars]