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Previously on Australian Survivor...

Give it all you've got!

..an epic challenge proved insurmountable...

No, I can't.

..for the Contenders' tsunami survivor, Sarah.

- I'm sorry. - No, don't you apologise!

And the Champions took home the reward.

What better way to make a friend than over hot chocolate?

Contender John got to share in the spoils.

Do you want to come back to my camp?

And Janine found a reward of her own.

Whoo-hoo.

"The idol can only be played by a Contender at their tribal council.

"But there is a Champion idol at the Contenders' beach

"in the exact same spot."

So, I have to find a Contender,

somehow talk to them and tell them where the idol is

and swap idols.

If I don't play it right I could lose control of this idol.

In the immunity challenge...

Such a machine, guys.

..the Contenders triumphed for the third time.

Contenders win immunity, sending Champions back to tribal council!

The athletes alliance was in tatters

after Ross and Abbey flipped to the other side.

If you're gonna jump, tell us you're jumping.

Steven blamed Abbey.

Weak.

But her new alliance had her back.

- She's on the beach crying, dude. - Crocodile tears, man.

And at tribal council, Steven braced himself for the worst.

Pretty confident that I'm the one being voted out tonight.

But the majority alliance...

Nova.

..had a different plan.

20 are left.

Who will be going home tonight?

Super Nova's reign is over.

Nova's kitchen is closed for business.

It's under new management.

Merci.

Breakfast in bed.

There's a new chef in the kitchen.

Morning. We've got cave service going.

There's no more bland, boring-arse rice.

Oh, shit, do you want to get the rice on?

Yeah, that's what we do. Have you gutted it?

The only stress is Ross is now running the show.

More salt.

It's a mess.

A hot mess.

Oh! What? Someone's shoes are in the fire.

My shoes. Quick.

- There's two though. There's two. - Are there two?

Aarggh!

Well, they're dry now.

I'm Nova it.

- Oh, thank you. - No worries.

Oh, they smell weird.

Did we end up eating those crabs last night?

- Yeah. - How was it?

- Good. - Nice.

- Yeah, it was good. - I just want a kebab.

Waking up on day 11, I guess past days I've woken up

and straightaway my mind's sort of gone to game play.

You know, this morning I wake up

and sort of straightaway I know it's my son's fifth birthday.

You know, I go down to the beach, take a stick

and just in the sand I just put, "Happy birthday, Riv."

And then one...

He's a big reason as to why I'm doing this.

- There we go. - He'd love it.

He'd be stoked.

The toughest part about Survivor right now for everyone

is being away from home.

My lifeline out here is Shaun.

I've been really lucky 'cause I've come in here

and I've really found someone that I've connected with.

It's horrible. Horrible.

Shaun and I are very similar in the way we think.

The same dry sense of humour.

Definitely share the same work ethic.

I grew up on a cattle station in South-West Queensland.

People on the land work from sun-up till sundown.

My mum and dad's definitely instilled a pretty hard work ethic.

In the game of Survivor you've gotta work hard to win.

I like to think I'm pretty persev... perseverent?

Persistent. I'm pretty persistent.

Probably annoyingly persistent sometimes, but persistent.

My family and my friends are my world,

and they mean everything to me.

I'm super-lucky that I've come in here

and found someone that from day dot I've known I could trust.

Shaun's probably the nicest person ever put on this earth,

eats rainbows for breakfast and is just so positive.

A shocking night's sleep. Freezing cold. Wake up to the beautiful sun.

- Yeah, I'll say. Rocking. - Hot day.

I really hope that, like, you and I

don't get split up in the tribe swap, but you watch.

Far out.

Oh, my God.

"Congratulations, you have found a hidden immunity idol."

- Oh, my God. - "But it has limited power.

"This idol can only be played by a Champion for a Champion

"at their tribal council.

"It holds no power of immunity if played at a Contender tribal,

"but there is a Contender idol at the Champion beach

"in the exact same spot."

It feels really good.

I mean, I came out here, one of my goals was to find an idol.

So, I guess I'm three-quarters of the way there.

But I have to make contact with one of the Champions

and try and sneak it to them somehow,

which is a pretty risky move.

I mean...

..the only chance we really see these guys is at challenges

and stuff, so the thought of being able to pull that off unseen

is really pretty scary.

- Mmm. - Good?

Yeah.

But if it was done right and I gave it to the right person,

it could really, really come back to me as a good thing.

Tribal council last night for me was a real mind-bender.

I was almost certain that I was on my way out.

- Underarm only. - Underarm.

Yeah!

Rosco!

Nova got blindsided.

Right, straight down the middle of the 11 and 12.

Kind of feels like I've been thrown a lifeline.

Oh, it did! It did!

And I plan on doing something with it.

The power has obviously shifted amongst the Champions tribe now

and I'm on the bottom.

Eh? You haven't seen it before, have ya?

My strategy is to work on my social game,

to try and build relationships with people...

Luke, we're world champs, man. We're world champs.

..like Ross and Luke,

and hopefully cement myself a better position in the tribe.

I think the social aspect of the game is probably something

that I didn't think would have as much impact.

That's why the game's so fun, you know?

Oh, it is.

You think you're out and then you're not.

Steve has no clue how to play Survivor.

He came up to me and said,

"Man, I just had no idea the social game was such a big aspect of this."

Oh, really, Steve?

The social game in Survivor isn't a big aspect?

It's very important, in general, my brother.

It's very important in the game of Survivor, Steven, OK?

And you're gonna get a lesson in that.

Welcome to school, buddy.

It's not happening.

To be honest, I think I'm in a pretty powerful position.

I've got good alliances going with Abbey...

..I've got a great one going with Luke,

and I feel, like, super-cinched up with Janine and Pia.

These guys think I'm just a pretty face.

I know what the model stereotype is, you know?

Like, you're a little bit dumb, you know, you're not kind of with it.

I'm playing the most complicated game out here right now.

Me right now, my game's perfect. The only thing missing is my own idol.

It's ready to go. Ready to go.

And I think Janine for me is the key for getting a real idol in my hands.

At the last reward challenge,

I see her dip down and slip a little something-something into her pocket.

Now I'm in a great position because I know she's got access to an idol.

Nice.

Today, she comes straight to me and she's like, "I got it. I found it."

And I'm like, "Yes!"

- I've got it all. Yeah. - Oh, you have?

Oh, J-Bear.

Alright. Now, we have a problem.

I'll just first of all show it to you, right?

- Let's see it, yeah. - It's very cool.

Oh, you got it.

- Oh, you got the idol. - No, but it's got conditions.

This is our dilemma, right?

"This idol can only be played by a Contender for a Contender

"at their tribal council."

Janine has the Contender idol.

On the other tribe there's a Champion idol,

and at some point we need to make a switch so that they become useful.

So, for me, that means when we actually are with the Contenders,

we wanna find someone looking at us,

and then if they know what we're looking for,

we know what they're looking for,

there will be a nod or a wink or something.

I like it, Champion. I like it.

Now Luke has got an idol and Janine's got an idol,

I know about two idols.

I need to figure out how to make one of these idols my idol.

It's good. It's very good.

Two thumbs in two naughty pies,

and I need my own pie 'cause I wanna eat.

Yeah, alright.

Good job, good job.

Come on in, guys!

Contenders getting their first look at the new Champions tribe.

Nova voted out at the last tribal council.

Steven, it was a pretty dynamic tribal last night.

What was the vibe like when you got back to camp?

It wasn't a dynamic tribal at all, it was easy.

OK.

The vibe back in camp was sweet.

Things were put behind us as soon as we got back to camp,

and, you know, we're moving forward.

So, ET, what's the tribe's attitude going into today's challenge?

We've still got plenty of power in the team

and basically got everything covered.

We just want to win this challenge today.

Well, Matt, from the start of this game

you have said that the Contenders were the strongest tribe.

Is that prophecy coming true?

I think thus far it has shown to be true.

We are a team, as one,

and I think sometimes they play a little bit more individual.

Alright, you guys ready to get to today's reward challenge?

Yes.

For today's challenge,

three members of your tribe will race through the water to get a ball

while three members from the other tribe will try to stop you

any way they can.

Once you get the ball, you'll pass it to a fourth tribe member,

who will attempt to kick it into a goal.

First tribe to score five goals wins reward.

- Want to know what you're playing for? - Yes.

The tribe who wins today

will get a trip to the Survivor

fish and chip shack.

Where you will enjoy delicious, salty fish and chips,

coleslaw, every kind of sauce you can possibly imagine

and of course ice-cold soft drinks to wash it all down.

Worth playing for?

We are winning this. We are winning this.

Contenders, you guys have two extra today,

you're gonna need to sit out two players.

Keep in mind it cannot be the same people in back-to-back challenges.

It's gonna be Harry and Casey.

Harry and Casey, you guys are on the bench.

Everyone else, we're gonna get it on.

Whoa!

Alright, here we go.

First match-up, we have David, Luke, ET and Simon for the Champions...

- Whoo! - Come on, boys.

..taking on John, Matt, Shaun and Andy for the Contenders.

A lot of wind. A lot of wind there, Blacky.

There's a lot of testosterone out there. Could be interesting.

- Come on, boys. - Here we go. For reward.

Survivors, ready?

Go!

Luke! Go, Luke!

Everyone racing out to the ball.

That's it, boys! Go, Shaun!

Shaun... Ooh!

Locks shoulders with Lukey!

Help him! Help him, boys!

- Wrestling for the ball. - Get the ball, Lukey!

Shaun has a vice grip on it.

David getting in on it now.

- That's it, Shaun! - Go, Lukey!

The ball is free. ET scoops it up.

- But Matt has him all locked up. - Guys, you've gotta help him.

Guys, help.

- ET trying to break loose. - Help him! Go in and help him!

The ball is free. Luke scoops it up.

Passes it to Simon.

You've got plenty of time.

Can the Champions pull this off?

Rebound, rebound, rebound.

- Yes! - And they do!

Champions score the first point.

Champions lead 1-zip.

Alright, next match-up.

We have Baden, Sam, Sarah and John for the Contenders...

Use your speed, Baden. Speed.

..taking on Steven, Janine, Ross and Abbey for the Champions.

Survivors, ready?

- Go! - Go, Steve! Go, Steve!

Everyone racing out.

- Baden... - Go, Baden!

Steven scoops it up. Just swats Baden away.

Baden! Get the arm!

- Baden trying to take him down. - That's it, the arm.

Not letting him pass the ball.

Steven trying to wrestle for that ball.

Steven flicks it on to Ross.

Sarah trying to block him.

- Go, Sarah. - Ross passes to Abbey.

Ross! Ross, run!

- Ross, run! - Come on, Sarah. Come on!

Sarah trying to take him down.

She's a little late.

Abbey's reputation on the line here.

Focus on the ball and your technique. Head down.

Abbey's had a lot of practice at this.

Very slippery, Abbey.

Will it pay off?

And it does!

Champions score the second point.

Champions lead 2-zip.

Alright, next round, we have David, Simon, Pia

and ET for the Champions...

..taking on Matt, Daisy, Shaun and John for the Contenders.

Survivors, ready?

- Go! - Yes! Go, Shauny!

Everyone racing out. Shaun easily gets there first.

Big pass to John, but it's long.

Hold her, Pia! Hold her, Pia!

David trying to get there before everyone else, and he does.

He scoops up the ball, passes it to ET.

Far out!

ET lining up his kick.

Wait!

Cool, calm and collected.

Almost 500 games of experience showing right here.

And ET does it again for the Champions.

Champions lead 3-zip!

Alright, next match-up.

For the Contenders, we have Shaun, Daisy, Sam and Hannah

taking on Pia, Janine, Simon and Abbey for the Champions.

Champions lead 3-zip.

Survivors, ready?

- Go! - Come on, Champs!

Oh, Shaun easily gets there again.

Those long legs coming in handy through the water.

He taps it on, but it's short.

Let's go, Simon!

- Right into Simon's hands. - We've got time.

But Shaun is not gonna let him pass it on.

Push back! Push back! Push back!

- Yeah, Shauno! - That's it, Shauny!

- Yeah, Shauno! - Shaun and Simon really going at it.

- Get in there, girls. - Get in there, Pi!

- Simon is not gonna give up that ball. - Push back! Push back!

Throw! Throw!

He handballs it over to Janine.

But Sam is all over her, trying to wrench that ball out of her arms.

Take her down, Sammy. Take her down.

Daisy's in on it now.

Simon's in on it.

Shaun's in on it. Everyone locked up.

Shaun, get Simon off!

Shaun trying to pull Simon off.

Under her hips, Pi!

Daisy trying to get a hold of that ball.

It is scrappy.

Finally, success for Daisy.

Pia, go!

That was a lot of work to get that ball.

- As hard as you can, Hannah! - Boot it!

Will it pay off for the Contenders?

Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah!

That kick goes nowhere.

Simon throws the ball over his head to Janine.

Janine to Abbey.

Simon, yeah!

Aim for the top post and head down. Don't take your eye off the ball.

- Kick through it. - Rebound, rebound, rebound.

Can Abbey pull it off?

Nice kick.

And she does!

Champions lead 4-zip!

Next match-up...

..for the Champions we have Luke, David, Steven and Simon

taking on John, Shaun, Matt and Andy for the Contenders.

Come on, Contenders!

Champions lead 4-zip.

Contenders need to win this round to stay in it.

Survivors, ready?

Come on, Bradbury! Come on, Bradbury! Come on, Bradbury!

Dave! Dave! Dave!

Shaun just gets out there first.

- A big pass. - Turn.

Back to no-one.

Go, Matt! Go, go, go, go, go, go, go! He's on you!

Matt just scoops it up. Gives it to Andy. John and David locked together.

Not letting each other move an inch.

Uh-oh.

Can Andy put the Contenders on the board?

Take your time.

Contenders really want this one.

Don't fall off the platform!

And he does!

Andy puts the Contenders on the board.

Champions still lead, 4-1.

- Alright, next round. - Let's get some mongrel in, eh?!

Go get the ball!

We have Hannah, Shaun, Sam and John for the Contenders

taking on Janine, ET, Luke and Abbey for the Champions.

Lukey, you've gotta get on that ball, mate.

Don't let him beat you to it. He's tired!

Champions lead, 4-1.

They can take it right here.

Survivors, ready?

Go!

Shaun just powers out there. Luke trying to chase him down.

Luke is all over him like a cheap suit.

Yeah, big Lukey! Stay on him!

Not gonna let him go.

Long pass to John!

Just misses. Go, ET!

Oh! John goes in.

ET is scrapping for it.

ET grabs that ball and hands it to Abbey.

Great commitment from John.

Love it.

You've got it, Abbey! You've got it! You're so close.

Abbey can win it for the Champions right here.

Come on!

And she does!

The Champions win reward!

Champions, congratulations.

The fish and chip shack is open for business, just down the beach.

Grab your gear, head on out. Enjoy.

- Nice work. - Well done, guys.

Good effort. Well done.

Contenders, sadly, got nothing for you.

Head back to camp. Good effort.

Really disappointed about losing the challenge today.

I don't like to lose.

But finding out Dave has the Contender idol

and that he wants to switch idols is huge.

What is my best move forward with this idol?

I honestly feel like this decision will make or break my game.

So the reward for today's challenge was fish and chips.

We walked up the beach and all we could see was this little shack.

And you could smell the vinegar.

You could smell the potatoes and the fish.

To say that we were excited is a massive understatement.

Oh, my God!

There's sauce!

Oh, yes!

Oh, my God.

Shut the front door.

Oh, my God.

For a surfer to get fish and chips as a reward,

it couldn't be any better.

I remember being a kid in Terrigal, down the Haven,

getting the fish and chips, you know?

The last evening with my father was fish and chips.

It was beautiful.

- We need a doggy bag. - Yes!

We're all sitting down, enjoying the fish and chips

and then Dave spots this Island News newspaper.

What's that?

Is that Rosco's 80-foot wave?

Oh, dude, it is.

Really?

- Rosco. - Wow.

There's a photo of me, on a wave of Nazare.

Um, one of the biggest in the world, actually.

- Dude, awesome. - Tell us about it, Rosco.

So "Big wave surfer Ross Clarke-Jones almost drowns at Nazare."

That went viral, the guy that almost drowned on the rocks.

These are 80-to 100-foot waves and...

..I wiped out really badly.

I got dragged along the bottom

and came up right against the rocks...

..and just got slammed over them.

- Bullshit! - Oh, my God.

- Swear to God. - Oh, my God.

When you come off one of these waves,

it's like getting hit by 315 cars in a row on the highway.

15 minutes I was in there, no-one could see me.

I was just so close to drowning.

I mean, it makes me appreciate so much more.

I get to go home to a beautiful family

and that's what, for me, life's about.

Awesome.

Who's next?

You start flipping and it wasn't just Ross on the front cover.

- Oh, it's got all of us! - Everyone!

And it's Simon Black.

I think that was the poster I had on my wall as a teenager.

Ooh!

- Look at that. - It's Pia.

Look at you, dressed up.

This is me winning the AFI for Best Actress that year.

It really just changed everything.

It's Janine.

Ooh!

Just so you know, it's not 550 stores, it's 630.

It's all of us in what really describes why we are champions.

The white budgies!

Abbey!

- Oh. - Look at Abbey.

That was the exact moment that I kicked 100 goals

and became the first woman in the country to do so.

Oh, thanks, guys.

- Alright. - Next.

Yeah, the, ah...

..the race that is a really difficult one

for anyone in Australia to forget, most certainly... me.

And I went from complete anonymity

to probably the most recognisable person in Australia, overnight.

You should have seen the sponsors lining up prior to that

for a speed skater from Brisbane.

Who's next? Oh, look at ET!

Look at ET, hey!

- Brick city. - Bloody hell!

- Hello! - Hello.

Oh, my God, that's going back.

With rugby league, they wanted to start attracting females to the game.

So they were trying to spice things up and so they flew Tina Turner over

to help us sell the game to all the women out there.

And we actually had a ball with her,

she was just so down-to-earth, she was unreal.

It was a great campaign that one, it really turned the table on the game

- and, yeah... - What year?

That was back in the '90s.

You got a mullet.

It was a long time ago, guys. A long time ago.

Ta-da.

Oh! Look at that bloke.

Oh, my God.

Hey? What's going on, Lukie?

Oh. Um...

Far out.

I explained that, ah, I had a 6-week year-old, um...

Yeah, we had a daughter six weeks before coming on the show

and she was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis.

That's obviously me holding her, in intensive care.

Ah, that was the night... we got her home.

Hopefully, she's, you know, waiting for me, when I get back so...

Yeah.

You're right, you're right.

Being a father is, to me, just means everything.

I'm a father of three kids.

Two have got autism...

- Do you wanna bowl? - Yes.

Oh! Go! Run.

..and my little girl has got cystic fibrosis.

I haven't succeeded in sport or whatever but, you know, my boys...

Oh, run!

..daughter and wife, that's what I obviously treasure the most.

If I win $500,000, it would be life-changing for my family.

It would give my kids the future that I wanna give them.

So that's why I'm doing it.

You know, Luke, he's really an amazing, lovable guy.

You know, he's a family man,

you can see how much being away from his family affects him.

It's really nice to hear the stories

of the crew that you're now living with.

Yes, you know everybody's playing the game,

but you've just gotta put that aside for a few minutes

because these are some pretty incredible people

and I'm in elite company.

Cheers, cheers, for real.

- Let's cheers. - Cheers!

Whoo-hoo! Champions!

Returning from the challenge today, the idol's just on my mind.

I have to assume that Dave has the Contenders idol to swap with me,

but, can I trust David?

Mm.

It's not easy to win Survivor.

You've gotta make some big moves to win this game.

Are you interested in winning it or are you just out here for an experience?

So I'm going ahead with it.

I've gotta sort of, you know, do this thing with two tribes watching

and just hope that we can get away with it.

It was cool, hearing each other's stuff at the lunch.

Yeah.

So now I know that Shaun has the brother or sister idol

for the Champions tribe.

The problem is Janine wants to keep her idol until there's a tribe swap.

I'm not really into that idea.

Ah, I'm gonna try and convince her to let me play a fake idol

and switch it with him for the real Champions idol

and then Davey's got a idol.

I need Janine to become a part of this fake idol plan

because she has the paperwork for the Contender idol.

I'm pretty good at crafting.

I've been stealing little bits and pieces of string here and there

and I have found the perfect little skull.

The skull happens to have come from our tree mail box.

Big moves like this that change the entire landscape of the game

are how people win.

Now I'm feeling actually pretty confident about this idol.

I'm like, "Actually, this is a good-looking idol. Maybe this is gonna work."

I'm crushing the game right now,

like, I almost feel untouchable.

Yeah, I'm a golden god right now.

A golden god. I'm a golden god.

Come on in, guys.

Ross.

How was your afternoon at the fish-and-chip shack?

Oh, mate, that was the reward to win.

I tell you, everyone was so happy.

Everyone's bellies are full.

Yeah, no, it was a great time, good conversation,

and we had a good sleep and back for more.

Andy. The Champions might be winning all the rewards,

but the Contenders keep winning the immunities.

Do you think the more you avoid tribal,

the more united you become?

Yeah, absolutely.

We, uh... we go into every reward trying our hardest,

but some of the match-ups

just favour some of the big guys over there.

Three professional footballers on that side in the reward yesterday

makes... is always going to make it tough for us.

But I think we found, in the immunities,

where the team has to pull together

and you've got everyone out on the course,

that's where the Contenders have sort of come to the fore.

Abbey, every tribal's like a...

- It's like a punch in the face, right? - It is.

I mean, just how many more can the Champions take?

You know, we've been to tribal two more occasions

than the Contenders,

and we're sick of it, to be honest.

We don't want to send home anybody else

in this amazing group of people,

so we're so hungry today, ready to give it our all.

Great. You guys ready to get to today's immunity challenge?

Yeah.

John, I need to take it back.

You don't look so happy about that.

No, you can borrow it for about five minutes or so.

Alright. I like that. I like that.

Won't take long.

Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge, members from each tribe

will be locked in a series of cages.

On my go, two tribe members will race through an obstacle course,

freeing them as you go.

Once you have all your tribemates,

you'll crawl under a net to collect sandbags.

Two tribemates will then race to solve a block puzzle

that they'll attempt to knock down using the sandbags.

First tribe to knock down their puzzle wins immunity,

safe from the vote.

Losing tribe is going to see me at tribal council

where one of you will be voted out.

Contenders, you've got an extra two today.

You're going to need to sit out two people.

Who are they going to be?

Hannah and Sarah.

Hannah, Sarah, you guys are on the bench.

Everyone else, a minute to talk about it. Let's get to it.

Oi, oi, what really... Oi, what really comes down to this

is definitely the throwing.

I can throw.

Who's good at taking directions?

Yeah, me. I'll smash it.

Alright. First on the course, we have John and Matt for the Contenders,

Simon and ET for the Champions.

For immunity.

Survivors, ready.

Go!

Need to race up that net and untie a series of knots

to release the first pair of tribemates.

Contenders just get there first.

OK, you can start working on the knots.

There are 16 knots.

Just gotta go back and forth.

Need to untie all of them to open that cage.

Who's going to get it done first?

Go, go, go!

Contenders have their cage open.

Daisy and Sam out first.

Well done, guys!

Abbey and Steven for the Champions.

Go, John!

Last person down needs to open the next cage.

Awesome!

Hey, Simon, remember to pull the pin.

Pull the pin! Pull the pin!

Steven has it open for the Champions.

Matt has it open for the Contenders.

Go!

Pull it for her. Pull it open for her.

You need to make your way through those rope obstacles.

Good work. Go!

It is tight. It's going to be tough for the big boys.

Let's go, let's go.

- Good work! - Come on, guys!

Janine and Pia whipping through this.

Come on, Pia, you're a beast! You're almost through. Savages!

- Go, keep going. - Get through, guys. Two at a time.

Just go. Everyone, go.

Champions are almost through.

- Go, go, go! - Go, Champions!

Now, you need to pull on that rope to lift your final tribemates.

One, two, three!

Ross comes out first.

Go, down!

- You need two through at a time. - Go, go, go.

Contenders still working their way through the rope obstacle.

You're going to need to pick this up.

One, two, three, go!

Champions hungry for a win.

They do not want to go back to tribal council.

Champions can make your way over the tower.

Shaun first up for the Contenders.

- Go! - Pull!

Contenders are whipping through this now.

Harry comes up.

Go, go!

Champions are through. Make your way under the net.

Pick up the sacks of sandbags on the way.

Yep, I've got the bag.

- Come on, guys! - Quicker, quicker, quicker!

Up here. On the table, on the table, on the table.

Alright, start working on your puzzle.

Yeah, there we go.

Contenders almost over the tower.

Go, go!

Alright, go, Contenders! Under the net.

Get them the right way up if you can.

Abbey and Ross, working on the puzzle.

Contenders desperately trying to make up some lost time here.

Almost through the net.

Come on, go! Go!

- On the bottom right, there. - Guys, look for the round bit.

Ross, the "out" and the "play" are on the bottom.

Stop with the pieces. Stop with the pieces, start doing the puzzle.

OK, now solve the bottom.

Contenders fell behind in this challenge...

Yep, well done.

..but they have a nice rhythm going.

That one, like, there?

It is coming together quickly for them.

- "Outlast". - Put them on the floor, Ross.

Put them down.

Ross, trying to pick up a stack of blocks, drops two.

Take them down on the floor.

Champions had a huge lead,

and they are squandering it right here.

Middle right. Middle right.

Calm, guys. Breathe. Focus. Keep your eyes on it.

Just focus, nice and calm.

Look behind you. There's a block right here.

That's a main piece.

- Need the top of the torch. - Top of the torch, mate.

- Top of the torch. - Good work.

Look at the torch, look at the torch.

It goes in the middle.

Abbey and Ross appear confused.

Look for underneath the S. The bottom of the S.

One talk.

Look for the V and the O. Look for the bottom of the V.

Start forming the "survivor".

Champions lose a bunch of blocks.

Contenders have something going.

Yeah, well done.

Yeah, good. No more talking. Just let them go.

If we see anything super obvious, we tell them.

But is it right?

Yeah, you guys are good. Alright, start throwing.

You need to unload all your sandbags.

Get the other R.

Meanwhile, Ross and Abbey are still struggling with their puzzle.

- This one? - No, no.

Move it across. No, no, no. That's an O.

Starting to question whether they have the right people on the job.

Quick! Go!

- Go, go. - OK, go.

Andy starts throwing.

He pegs another one.

- Yeah! - Big hit. Three blocks.

Andy is on fire.

Yeah!

He knocks off six blocks with one hit!

Hustle! Hustle!

Champions have two pieces left.

There's still an opportunity to get in this.

- That fits the end, then you're done. - Run!

Finally, the Champions can start throwing.

Champions knock three off.

Yeah!

Champions trying to get back in this.

Abbey putting everything into it.

- Good work, Abs. - Yeah, Abs!

Yeah!

Couple of big hits from the Champions.

Don't give up, don't give up. We're catching 'em.

The Contenders, we're down to one.

He can win it right here.

Andy's starting to tire.

- They've lost their power now. - Come on, we can come back.

Andy hit it and takes it for the Contenders,

sending the Champions back to tribal council.

Contenders, congratulations.

Yet again, immunity is yours.

Whoo!

You guys are safe. Nobody going home tonight.

Grab your gear, head back to camp. Enjoy the evening off.

- Whoo! - See ya, Jonathan.

Well done.

Champions, another tribal, another tough decision,

because one of you will become the fifth person voted out of this game.

Grab your gear, head back to camp. See you guys tonight.

I can tell you right now, I'm trying to hide a lot of the emotions

and trying to keep nice and calm,

but... you know, I'm really gutted.

Fourth loss at the immunity challenge is just embarrassing.

I've tried everything I possibly can in those immunity challenges,

and I'm putting our team into a good start

and they're botching it up.

I want to see a Champion win this competition.

And if we keep going out to the Contenders the way we are,

we basically don't stand any chance.

The Champions know what winning feels like.

And the Champions hate to lose.

Unfortunately...

..once again, we are going to tribal council.

- Sorry, guys. - So sorry, guys.

It wasn't you guys. Don't...

No, no, it's...

I just got one block.

I mean, I didn't hit the side of a house.

I was just going...

We get all the way to the end and it's just at the last bit,

we tend to get things wrong.

So, look, it's frustrating.

Group hug.

- Oh, yeah. - Lots of ups and downs on this thing.

- Yeah. - That's exactly right.

We lost the immunity challenge

so I've been doing my sad face.

But on the inside, I'm kind of having a chuckle.

Didn't think I'd be able to switch a fake idol for a real idol.

Has that ever actually happened in Survivor before?

I don't think anyone's ever done that in Survivor before.

Good job, hey.

You've got a new career in arts and crafts.

Now, myself, I have a full-powered idol.

Janine has the Contenders idol and Luke has a full-powered idol.

I've got my fingers in all these idols.

Not one man should have this much power. It's crazy.

I'm like power-tripping already.

I'm walking around the jungle untouchable.

As soon as you say that, you go home, just so you know.

Let me just put that on.

Oh!

Feels good.

Here we go.

We need wood though. Get us sticks.

Yeah, I don't wanna use these.

No, we actually did really good through the ropes.

Just like boom, boom, boom.

To be honest, I'm actually pretty happy

to get going to tribal council tonight.

It's my turn to take out Steve.

But I think Steve might have an idol

so I've got a little bit of a plan in the works.

- So here's what I think we do tonight... - I reckon...

..is we go three on ET, three on Steve,

- ask ET and Simon to vote on Steve. - Steve, yep.

- That's what I was gonna say as well. - Yep, agree.

- We're all on the same page. - Completely aligned.

The girls can vote together, boys can vote together.

- Yeah, simple. - Yeah, actually, that's easy.

So we're gonna split the vote with us girls voting for ET

and the boys voting Steve

and David will convince ET and Simon to vote for Steve.

Sweet.

Like, I'm telling ET and Simon, "Look, this is the numbers

"and it's gonna go Steve. If you guys vote Steve, Steve will go.

"If you don't, you're gonna be in trouble."

I'm not trying to strong arm ya, but don't stray from the vote.

We'll vote for Steven.

Vote for Steve and then we're all good.

Basically, ET and Simon right now, they've got literally no avenue.

Things are looking pretty gravy for Davey.

Alright, I'm for real gonna find coconuts.

Let's go.

Coconuts and palms.

Big guys were really harsh just then.

- That was really full-on. - Yeah.

He just said, "Upper management..."

"Upper management says we're voting Steve.

"I don't wanna strong arm you..."

And he goes, "It's in your best interests."

- Who said that?! - Dave. To them.

I know.

And they'd already said that they were gonna vote Steve.

- They'd already said it straightaway and... - We have to just smooth it over.

If they say yes, you don't need to then go...

No!

- Deal's done! Deal's done! - It was too much.

David today didn't play the smartest game.

Like, he really... told ET and Simon what to do,

and if I was ET and Simon,

I'd be like, "I don't wanna work with these people."

Because the minute people feel uncomfortable, they're gonna flip. I would flip.

I feel like ET was all on board and ET's heart just went, "Oh, God."

Yep.

If that was me, I'd be like, "Screw this, I'm doing something else."

Mm.

This could turn out the wrong way.

- It could! - We can't do a dictatorship.

No.

One of the things I'm finding really interesting is David,

when he gets a bit more confident,

seems like power's going to his head.

Comments like that makes you sort of wonder

whether there's more to David than what we see.

David was very brazen, coming up and telling us

exactly what we needed to do.

I've always been a little dodgy on Dave.

I don't trust him.

I reckon he's got a game plan.

You know, he's got it all mapped out.

If we have to vote Steven, maybe they are gonna split the vote.

So...

..are we gonna throw a spanner in the works?

If the six split the vote tonight, we could maybe take the majority.

If we somehow convince Ross to jump across to us,

well, we could pull off a massive blindside here.

Do you or ET have any ideas about something we might be able to pitch?

Tonight, my head is definitely on the chopping block again.

It went in my mouth!

So the plan is to have a chat with Ross

and see if he's prepared to vote along with Simon, ET and myself...

..for the same person.

Rosco.

Yeah, it'd be good to catch a few votes tonight

that didn't have my name on 'em.

Yep.

At least a few.

Ross is a bit of a floater and got a glimmer of hope here tonight

and if Ross decides to switch his vote with ET and Simon and myself,

then I do have a fighting chance.

Why?

I don't know, I've got a funny feeling.

Really?

Shit.

I dunno.

I'm worried because I can see Steven scrambling

and I can see him counting numbers and I'm thinking,

"I love Ross but, you know, Ross is a wildcard sometimes."

If we split and then four of them go together...

..I reckon I'm going home

because I'm pretty sure Steven's gonna write my name down.

Yep.

I'm running out of time to convince my alliance.

But I actually don't think I can convince them.

Walking into tribal,

you are worried which way Ross's vote is gonna go.

He is the self-confessed confusion of the tribe and it's actually true.

But I'm controlling the vote tonight

so Steve will definitely not be doing a Bradbury this time.

So, ET, you guys had a nice lead in the challenge today.

But once you hit the puzzle, it went pear-shaped.

What happened?

Yeah, it seems like we've had a few hiccups in...

..in these challenges.

You know, halfway through sometimes, right at the end.

Yeah, we got off to a good start and really, you know,

thought we were gonna be in for a great ride.

We...

Yeah, I guess it...

From there it all...

..always a little difficult and...

You know...

I thought both...

..both our...

..our two...

..puzzlers were doing a great job,

really trying to get the puzzle happening and...

..but in the end it just, yeah, fell a bit short.

I think we talk to Abbey.

ET, there's a lot of discussion going on down this end of the tribe.

Is that a concern?

Oh, absolutely. You know.

I'm sort of sitting here at the minute,

wondering what is happening down there.

Could be that I just get blindsided tonight and away it all happens.

So, ET, is someone's performance in the challenge today gonna determine

whether they stay or whether they go?

Oh, I don't think so.

I think it's a numbers game.

So, the challenge was lost on the puzzle today.

Ross is safe?

I deserve to go home.

Really.

I mean, send me home if you want, but...

Why do you...

No-one actually... Genuinely, no-one here deserves to go home.

No, but I solely feel responsible for you guys being here tonight.

So, Steven, is ET correct?

It's not about challenge performance tonight?

It's really a numbers game.

If it was about challenge performance,

none of us three would be on the chopping block tonight,

and my head's on it.

Again?

David, is that true?

Yeah, Steven's head is on the chopping block.

He made...

..he made a big mistake at the start of the game,

just to be, like, really frank about it.

He did what he thought was the right thing at the start of the game,

drove a pretty strong alliance, you might call it, home,

which didn't really work out for him.

At some point he has to, like, own it and...

I did own it. I have owned it.

All the way through.

But you've got to pay for it in blood.

There's no guarantees.

Like, my name's on the chopping block as well, I'm pretty sure.

So, Steven, is that true?

Throughout all the challenges we've done so far

have had extreme physicality in them

and I would say that the rest of us have carried Pia

through most of them up until this point in the show.

That's not really true, though.

I mean, like today, you know, ET was eating my dust but I don't sit here

and say, "Well, ET, you don't deserve to be here

"because you've got big shoulders

"and can't make it through a small hole."

Like, we match up in different ways.

And sure, you know what, in a wrestling match, I can't match up.

But in other things, I can beat you, Steven.

So, Simon, are you voting for the person you want to vote for tonight

or the person you've been told to vote for?

I haven't been told but I've read the play.

You've got to adapt in this game if you want to survive.

I think you've got to continually adapt.

Do you think there's one person controlling the vote tonight?

To a point, yeah.

I don't actually think there's one person here that's a leader.

There's not...

And I think that we actually work well as a group,

and I don't think the group needs a leader.

So David, is that true?

Everyone has an equal voice in tonight's vote?

Yeah.

I think that's a big part of what we've been doing

is that everyone wants to be heard over here, you know?

And everyone is heard.

But in terms of, like, where we stand tonight, like,

it really is a joint decision, like.

And for me it's the only decision.

So, I just hope that, you know, we're all on the same page

and really can move forward with a fresh start tomorrow.

I could still have an idol to play, you know.

Ross might get confused and forget who he was supposed to vote for.

Luke, you don't seem so sure about the vote anymore.

No, I'm...

I'm sure there was a bit of a last-minute change up

which kind of...

Yeah, I don't know, we'll have to wait and see when we vote, hey?

Alright, well...

..I think it's time to vote.

I think it's time to vote.

ET. You're up.

Pia.

Steven, when you had your opportunity, you put my name down.

This time it's a kind of same, you know, right back at you.

I'll go count the votes.

If anyone has a hidden immunity idol and you want to play it,

now would be the time to do so.

OK, once the votes are read, the decision is final.

The person voted out will be asked to leave the tribal council area

immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote.

Pia.

Steven.

That's one vote Pia, one vote Steven.

Steven.

That's four votes Steven, one vote Pia.

The fifth person voted out of Australian Survivor,

Steven.

That's five votes. That's enough.

You need to bring me your torch.

- See you, mate. - See ya, mate.

Steven, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

- See ya, Steve! - See ya, Steve!

Well, it's clear that this is a tribe in desperate need of unity.

The question is, will you get it or will you eat each other alive?

Grab your torches, head back to camp. Goodnight.

This Sunday on Australian Survivor...

..the Contenders have been on a great wicket.

No-one's getting sent home from the Contenders tribe.

I'm having a ball out here, hey?

But... can they hang in there?

- Dig those feet in, Harry! - Come on!

Or...

..is their winning streak finally over?

And...

I now have a Contenders idol on the Contenders beach.

..will Shaun discover David's deception?

I don't think Shaun has any clue that his idol is fake.

I came in with a fairly big game strategy.

Unfortunately, it was my downfall.

I suppose in a way it was kind of the exact opposite

to doing a Bradbury.

You almost mastered the ice in my cold, cold heart, Steven.

I think everybody voted for me tonight.

It was probably in ET and Simon's best interests

to vote for me as well to try and start building a relationship

with the remainder of the tribe.

If the Champions don't win the next one or two immunity challenges,

then unfortunately I think ET and Simon are screwed.