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♪ ♪

JAKE:
I'm in a bromance.

[laughs]

JAKE: We get along so good...

...in a nonsexual way.

PROBST:
Previously onSurvivor...

Yeah.

SHANNON:
There is a core four.

And once you solidify that four,

the other two

start to

be on the outs
in one way or another.

MC:
The four with Matt,
Kristina, Steven and me--

I don't fully trust it,

but I do like Steven,

actually, a lot.

"Congratulations. You have found

-a hidden immunity idol."
-SOPHI: Yeah.

Alex finding the idol
is horrible for me.

Holy crap.

SOPHI:
Because Jake does have

a bromance with Alex,

and I can't lie.
I get jealous at times.

Me and you, brother.

SOPHI:
I don't want Alex

being an ally to Jake over me.

Annie.

I'm writing Annie's name.

[cackling]

PROBST:
Sophi,

you're not dead in the game yet.

You're heading there.

It's just hit
after hit after hit.

It's just been tough, Jeff,

to lose every single day,
it seems like.

Second person
voted out of Survivor49:

Annie.

The tribe has spoken.

♪ ♪

ALEX: You think the sun's
behind those clouds?

JAKE:
It's coming up. Day six.

Crazy that people can
make it six days into the game

and, like, have no fear
of going home or anything.

We're just, like, so wounded.

Underdogs, baby.

The lovable losers.

We are the lovable losers
over here.

We have not been able
to catch a break.

And there's always these seasons
of bad tribes on Survivor.

You never want
to be on that tribe,

and that's where
we are right now.

JAKE:
We just got to win.

Right now, like,
we're at the lowest of the low

-that you could be on this game.
-Yeah.

And think about it, like,

-there's just so few of us left.
-Yeah.

We got nothing.

No fire. We're cold,
we're wet, we're hungry.

-[laughing]
-This is the hard part now.

We're down to our core four.

So we got myself, Alex,

Jeremiah and Sophi.

We're all just depleted.

We don't have fire.
We have no food.

We have no fishing supplies.

ALEX:
Oh, my God.

JAKE:
Morale is down.

-We're literally
in the Stone Age.
-Oh, I know. I know.

JAKE:
However, we have a new team,

and we don't have any dead
weight holding us back now.

It's a new day today,

and it's time to go.

This is the first
one-on-one time

that I've had with you
in a long time.

I know. It's so nice.

JEREMIAH:
In my world,

-we're all so happy,
the four of us, but...
-Yeah.

The Kele tribe is
down to the core four alliance.

My two main allies
are Jeremiah and Jake.

If we were
to lose the next challenge,

one of us
is gonna have to go home.

And so it would force us

to look at each other

and eat one of our own.

SOPHI:
Our situation, right now,
is complicated

because Alex has an idol.

JEREMIAH:
Having an idol just adds

-so much extra pressure.
-Yeah.

[gasps]

Yeah.

We lost the marooning.

We lost
the two immunity challenges.

We lost the tribe supplies.

We lost the journey.

You know,
we got nothing to show for it.

It's, like, are we gonna
catch a break in this game?

I don't know. It's horrible.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

-...'cause we ran out of time
last time.
-Oh, yeah. Thank you.

-KRISTINA: We need
our superpower.
-[chuckles softly]

JASON:
When my mom's doing my hair,
it's, like, yank, yank, yank.

-Is that me right now?
-[laughs]

Hina has been
on such a winning streak.

We haven't

gone to Tribal.
None of us have our torches yet.

None of us have casted a vote.

-All right.
-Thank you.

I still have
to make sure you look good.

-[chuckles]
-When you

have comfort, when
you have food in your belly,

it's easy for us
to let our guards down

and create those
personal connections.

And I truly think that everybody
here loves everybody here.

Can I, like,
say something really quick?

-OTHERS: Yeah.
-JASON: I think

we need to find
our Beware Advantage

-on our island.
-KRISTINA: I'm down for that.

So, I-I know that it's
usually, like, a sneaky thing,

-I agree.
-but it's, like, I think that

one of us should have

-the Beware Advantage, like,
-I think so.

-by the end of the day.
-OTHERS: Yeah.

MC: Morale is great right now,

but we are
sticking together so much

that it's
a little bit annoying.

I guess the thought is,
you know,

we're gonna share this idol.

So we agree to all
do an idol search together,

but I want to find out

what Steven's thoughts are
on everything, because

it's important
to have people on your side.

STEVEN:
All right.

-Real talk.
-MC: Okay.

MC: I would love that.

How do you want
to approach scanning?

Do you and I
want to go together?

-Or divide and conquer?
-I think...

I think we should
probably do three and three.

-Let's do that. Let's do that.
-I don't want

people to be suspicious
of you and me.

True.

MC:
I'm thinking five,

ten steps ahead in the game.

So I did pull in Steven
to help me find the idol,

just so we can make sure
it ends up in the right hands.

How do y'all
want to split, like, up?

-Like, how do y'all want
to split the island?
-JASON: Maybe, like...

-Pairs, maybe?
-KRISTINA: Split it,
or just go together or pairs?

-Yeah. Two-two-two,
or three and three.
-SOPHIE: Could be pairs.

JASON:
Yeah.

Girls to the right,
boys to the left.

JASON:
Let's do it.

♪ ♪

-Let's go this direction.
-Okay.

Group searching
is just one big facade,

and I think the smart players
understand that.

And that's why,
for me, personally,

I'm searching
with a lot of urgency

because I want that idol
in my pocket.

But if I can't find it,

I want it in my closest ally's
pocket, which is MC.

♪ ♪

JASON:
I'm looking at trees

and looking down at the roots.

I'm checking trees
that I feel look suspicious.

I don't know why
they look suspicious.

There's, like, zero

method to the madness.

It's just madness.

MC:
I'm digging through,
I'm digging through.

I turn around,
and right in front of my eyes

is a tree with a hole in it.

There's some liquid in the hole,
and then the Beware Advantage

is just sitting right there
in front of my eyes.

This is amazing.

Like, I'm checking off

my Survivorbucket list.

I don't know why
I went idol hunting

without wearing any pants,
but I had to just

put it in my underwear,

which I was not happy about

because I don't know what kind
of liquid that was. [laughs]

STEVEN: Nice.

MC:
The only person I decide

to share this with is Steven.

Showing somebody
that you have an advantage,

that you have no vote,
potentially,

that's how you tell them,

"I'm in this with you.
I trust you.

I'm hoping that you're in it
in the same way as me."

-Got it, got it.
-[chuckles]

This means Jeff
has some work cut out for me.

I don't have a vote
until our tribe loses,

and then I'll have to

do what I need to do,

find whatever the next steps are

so I can get my idol
and my vote back.

Camp Rock.[laughs]

-What's the dance? I don't know.
-I don't know.
I just made it up.

It feels like everything

that I've come here for,
so far, I'm getting.

And I want to keep
that momentum going.

[laughs]

♪ ♪

[thudding]

Yeah, hit it.

Hit it, girl.

-SAVANNAH: Ooh. Whoa.
-SAGE: That juice is,
like, something else.

Right in the face.

Oh, my God, you guys,

-this one's juicy as hell.
-JAWAN: Is it?

Yeah, y'all want some?

NATE: You're full?

Get out of town.

Get off this island.

[laughing]

Nate, you're funny.

NATE: Six days in,
the Uli tribe is all about

camaraderie, togetherness,

and as my other tribemates

might describe it, vibes.

We're a big-time vibes camp.

We all love each other.

However, there
is a game happening, and...

within the six,
there's actually a core four,

which is myself, Shannon,
Savannah and Rizo.

And so both Sage and Jawan
are outside of the bubble.

It's not a personal thing, but

this isn't a game where six
people get to go to the end

without some fractures.

It's so hard 'cause, like,
I love the kumbaya.

JAWAN:
Yeah.

But it also makes you...

It's like, "Wait, is...

"is anybody saying something,
you know,

-that they're not saying to me?"
-Yeah.

-Like, it's just, like, it's...
"Is it too good to be true?"
-Yeah. Honestly...

-I haven't heard
your name, but also,
-Okay.

that's why I'm like, "Is it me?"

-You know? But...
-That's what,
that's what I'm saying.

-It's, like, I haven't heard
anyone's name, so I'm, like...
-Yeah.

SAGE:
There is a huge part of me

that's just a little bit nervous

about where I stand
in this tribe.

Because I see all of them

kind of, individually,
building those connections

and building
those relationships.

Just noticing, like,
who kind of hangs back

when we're going on walks.

Like, "Hey, we're just gonna
check out this place over here."

Like, everyone's
doing it together.

No one's really
doing it with me.

RIZO:
How are you feeling?
Do you feel okay?

SAGE:
I feel okay.

The only thing is, like, because
we're in such a good spot,

it's-it's just so hard to read,
like, even the dynamics here.

RIZO:
I know.

So I'm-I'm trying not to, like,

get too
hyper-focused in on that.

-But, like, it is a game.
And so...
-For sure.

You know, it just
kind of gets you worried, so...

Being here, onSurvivor,
brings me back to childhood

and just always being
that friend on the outs.

I had this thing growing up
where, like,

every "best friend" I had, like,

would eventually ghost me.

And so that happened
pretty much every grade level.

And, like, by the time,
like, senior year hit,

I was eating lunch in my car.

Like, I wasn't really,

I wasn't letting myself
get close to people,

because, like,
you just never know

when they're gonna,
uh, leave you.

RIZO:
What I will say, in terms
of my motivational advice,

-is don't overthink it.
-Mm-hmm.

RIZO:
Everything's gonna work out.

No, I agree.

That's why--
I'm trying to lean into that.

The reality is,

at some point, somebody's
gonna have to go home,

which makes me nervous.

So I want to talk to Shannon.

She seems to be
in a power position.

So I want to know
where her head's at in the game.

-Yeah.
-My concern is,

I feel like
she's not disclosing everything.

-Right.
-Like, that's okay. Like...

-Right.
-You're-- It's--

-You're allowed to keep stuff
close to your chest.
-Yeah.

SAGE:
So I took the risk,

and I-I kind
of threw out Savannah's name.

Savannah is a huge threat.

She is strong.

She is determined.

She is charismatic.

And she's, like, really getting
close with at least Rizo.

Maybe-maybe Nate. I don't know.

Um, so, like,
she's got numbers on her side.

-I just don't know.
-Yeah.

I don't, like, this is not
coming from a paranoid place.

-This is coming from a...
-What your observations say.

I'm observing things.

I want to share it
with somebody else

-to get, like,
a different perspective.
-Totally.

I really do

believe Sage trusts me.

And...

when I'm with Sage,
she's looking right in my eyes.

It feels like
we kind of have this low-key

soul sister

relationship
kind of budding, but...

right now,
Savannah is my number one.

So it was very minor,
but Sage came up to me

and was just like,

"You know, I feel like Savannah

-and Rizo are really close."
-Oh, really?

-Like, something like that,
you know?
-Oh.

She was just like,
"I feel like they just keep

-having quiet conversations."
And so...
-So weird.

Sage is acting
like she has my back,

and then I come to find out
she's telling Shannon

that I talk to Rizo quietly.

We're all

talking to each other quietly.

So I don't understand

why I'm the one
getting targeted.

If you hadn't told me

that she was saying
this stuff about me,

-Uh-huh.
-I would not have
picked up on it.

And so I just say that
to warn you,

-if she's capable
of saying stuff about me,
-Yeah. Yeah.

-she's capable
of saying stuff about all of us.
-Yeah.

Yeah, no, I agree.

SAVANNAH:
If I wanted
to go to my alliance,

my majority alliance, right now,

and say, "Hey,
we need to get Sage out

"because she's not as loyal
as you guys think,

"because, hello,

she's literally stabbing me
in the back right now,"

I could do it.

♪ ♪

JAKE:
Whenever I, uh,
start to feel a little bit weak

or this game's hard,

I walk down the beach to think.

My wife's about to give birth,
any minute now.

It could be this exact moment.

And I feel terrible
for not being there,

but a million bucks

would give my son
the life that he deserves,

and more than
the life that he deserves,

and-and... makes me

being here worth it.

ALEX:
Kind of tastes like a pumpkin

and a banana combined.

Oh, man.

Your face. I can't.

JEREMIAH:
Yeah, it doesn't taste great,

but it-it
will give us something.

I think I'm trying
too hard to taste it.

Uh, just swallow.

Actually, you don't even
need to chew it really, okay?

ALEX:
I'm, like, trying
to turn off my taste buds.

[gags]

ALEX:
Stop.

Are you--

And you want me
to still eat this?

I'm just trying to swallow it.

JAKE:
Hey, guys. Come check this out.

I don't know
if it got me or not.

Did it bite?

I was just sitting here
minding my own business,

and it came up and just,
like, latched on to me.

Yeah, it was on me.

I don't know.

It was on the bottom of my foot.

Like, it felt like something,
but...

ALEX:
That's so crazy.

JEREMIAH:
That's so scary.

I got to figure out if,
like, this is bad or not.

ALEX:
Jake says that
he got bitten by a snake.

You come onSurvivor,

it's this crazy atmosphere,

but you never picture

that you're gonna
get bit by a snake.

-Ooh!
-ALEX: For everyone at home

who thinks that we're
just living at some resort,

that's not true at all.

We are in the forest.

We are in the jungle.

Like, this is real out here.

JAKE:
There's a red mark there,

but that's kind of,
like, where it was.

And I just felt, like, a nibble,

and then I just got scared.

PRODUCER:
Uh-huh.

JAKE:
It's starting
to hurt there, too.

Okay.

ALEX:
So, we have a safety guide
at camp that talks about

what we can eat,
what we can't eat,

dangerous animals,

things to look out for.

And so I went to the book,
and I open it up.

And there it is,
dangerous land animals,

the black and white
banded sea snake.

I immediately freak out.

This is a highly venomous snake.

I'm worried about his life,
at this point.

I'm scared out of my mind,

but I can't scare Jake.

ALEX:
I have to stay composed for Jake

because if I'm freaking out,

then, of course, he's gonna

be freaking out.
This is his life on the line.

I'm worried about him.
I'm scared

that maybe he won't
make it home to see his kid.

Maybe this
is gonna be the last time

I get to see him.

Oh, no.

JEREMIAH: A poisonous

snake bite?

Like, I don't think it sound--

I don't think it's good.

They're checking
to see how serious it is,

if they can treat him,

and if he can continue
in this game.

I'm hoping the best for him.

Is he breathing?

Paolo, is he breathing?

-Yeah.
-Yeah? Okay.

He's upright. He's aware.
He's upright.

DR. BARRY:
All right. [stammers]

What we need you to do
is lie down on here right away.

Okay?

[overlapping chatter]

Okay. We're just
gonna lay you flat.

We're gonna
get some oxygen on you.

There you go.

I know. We're gonna
take good care of you.

Okay? I know you are.

DOCTOR:
One, two, three.

♪ ♪

This is Jake.

He has a bitten foot.

He's been bitten by a sea krait,

approximately
45 minutes ago, now.

We've got a sack
of 99 on 100% oxygen.

Got a pulse rate of 85.

DR. BARRY: Right foot.

Jake, I'm here with you, buddy.
It's Probst.

MEDIC: Okay.

PROBST: No, there's no sorries.

This one is just
to get some fluids in him.

We need
a full set of observations.

PROBST:
You're in really good hands.

You have
a full-on medical team here.

DOCTOR: Little scratch.

And, Barry, the only reason

you're taking
all these precautions is...

DR. BARRY:
It's a highly toxic,
venomous snake,

so we have to treat it
as if worst possible scenario.

So is part of what Jake's
feeling, the pain from the bite,

-also, is it
some adrenaline of fear?
-Yeah.

Yeah, it's a very common thing

that people get from bites,

um, from snakes,
even nonpoisonous snake.

The-the, sort of,
the psychological effect

-Right.
-can actually have
the same impact.

So, Jake, Dr. Barry's saying

most times there is no venom.

Yeah, but the precaution is,
in case there is,

we're gonna treat this
as though it is a venomous bite.

So I know you're feeling
probably a lot of anxiety

because there's
so much happening.

It's because we're taking every
precaution for you, all right?

So try to relax if you can and
let them do what they're doing.

All right? Okay.

Unprecedented moment.

We've never had
anything like this happen,

where Jake had a sea krait bite,

our team immediately
got him on a boat.

This is our medical center
at base camp.

It's always here.

Jake is obviously emotionally
upset, as anybody would be,

but felt like
we should bring you

inside this, so you
really know what's happening

and can see that we are

absolutely focused
on taking care of him.

NURSE:
All right, lift your head
up for me, Jake.

Here we go.

How's that?

-A bit better? Yeah?
-Yeah.

Just gonna pop some more
stickies across your chest,

so we can have a bit of a better
look at your heart, okay?

JAKE:
Okay.

PROBST:
All right, so, Barry,

give me an update in terms
of things from this standpoint.

You would know, immediately,

if it was a venomous bite,
if he showed signs.

Which he hasn't yet.

So there
could be a scenario where

he did not
have venom in the bite,

but still not be okay
to return to the game

because you wouldn't
be comfortable.

We still have to think,
he's had five days of no food,

five days of limited water,

-and he's had an intensely
psychological experience.
-Yeah.

♪ ♪

ALEX:
This is just something else.

Mm.

Now, it's just a waiting game,

-where it's, like,
we have no info.
-SOPHI: Yeah.

The only thing that worries me
is that it's on his foot.

-So, like...
-JEREMIAH: How do you
run on a balance beam?

Are you allowed to, like,

be on your feet when you're
bit by a venomous snake?

JEREMIAH:
Oh, my gosh.

ALEX:
Has anyone been

-bit by a, like...
-SOPHI: I don't think so.

Oh, my God.

SOPHI:
What? Like, what?

Like, how?

Jake is the closest thing
to a big brother

that I've ever had.

He's given me
that shoulder to cry on.

He's given me the hugs
when I needed it.

And so him getting hurt
is horrible.

And then
all I can think about is his...

his wife, who's
already back at home alone.

Um...

Sorry.

Oh, God.

It's just insane.

-Way to kick us
when we're already down.
-Yeah.

SOPHI:
All these things
go through my head, like,

"What's gonna happen?

What does this mean for us?"

All I could do

is pray that he's okay,

because I need him in this game.

I need him, and I want him
to be okay for his family.

All good. 98% off oxygen.

So that's just on him there

and has been
for about five, ten minutes.

And the pulse didn't go up
when he sat up?

-Mm-mmm.
-Brilliant.

-No, heart rate's
been quite steady, actually.
-Feeling good.

-DR. BARRY: Good. And...
-Well, my foot's sore, but...

DR. BARRY:
Your foot's sore?

-Yeah.
-JAKE: I was telling her,
when I bend my toes,

-I'm getting
a pain through my foot.
-Yeah.

Any pain in your calf at all?

JAKE:
No, I don't think so.

Anything if I do that?

-JAKE: Nothing, no.
-No?

Just open your eyes for me.

That's it. So no
problems opening your eyes?

-No.
-No? Okay, good.

Wow, you look a lot better.

I feel...

a little bit better.

PROBST:
Yeah.

So, let's recap.

I don't even know
if you remember what happened,

but you had a lot of attention
for the last...

-There was a lot going on. Yeah.
-Yeah.

But you seem to be
in a lot better shape,

-so I just want to talk openly
amongst the three of us.
Yes.

So just give us a quick recap,

just for Jake, in case he wasn't
able to take it all in.

DR. BARRY:
So around about
20 to 9:00 this morning,

you got a sea krait bite

underneath your right foot.

And, fortunately,

you got a dry bite,

which is a bite
with no venom in it,

which was very, very reassuring.

PROBST:
So here's the big question.

Given what
he's just been through

physically and emotionally...

...would you feel comfortable

sending him
back into the environment?

-You know where I'm going, Jake.
-Yes, sir.

You're not gonna have food.

You're not gonna have water.

-You don't have fire.
-That's why I'm here.

Would you feel comfortable
sending him back

into the environment
that Survivoroffers?

No.

There are too many uncontrolled
variables there, Jake,

and we need to protect you.

And you want to be a father
for your unborn child,

and we need to protect that.

I'm sorry.

[breathes sharply]

PROBST:
Jake, I know this
is a vulnerable spot to be in.

You're in a Survivorhospital.

You've gone through
something traumatic,

and now you're finding out
that your dream is being

cut short through
no fault of your own.

But you understand
the concern is,

just for perspective,

Dr. Barry,
if you could, right now,

you would
be giving him nutrients.

-Yeah.
-You want him to have some food.

-You want air-conditioning.
-Yeah.

-You want full-time care.
-Yeah.

There's no way, Jake,

even in the next 48 hours,

we could put you back out

into such
an unforgiving situation

as Survivor.

Okay.

So we're gonna keep you here.

We're gonna keep you safe.

We'll get you stabilized,
and we'll keep an eye on you.

PROBST:
Do you feel comfortable
talking about

what you feel right now?

Yeah, I mean,
this was my goal, man. This--

Coming on the show was...

[sniffles]

...what I needed to do
for my dad,

for my, for myself,

for my-for my kid
to bring home some money.

And for something like this
to pull me out of the game,

it's just not my fault,

'cause I was doing good,

and I know
I could win this show.

But...

Doctor's orders, man.

It's been an absolute pleasure,
Mr. Probst.

PROBST:
Oh. Jake, it's been a pleasure.

Just so you know
what's gonna happen,

we have a challenge
scheduled today,

so your tribe is now gonna
be down to three tribe members.

We've got Jeremiah,
Alex and Sophi.

Any message you want me
to pass on to them?

Just tell 'em I love 'em

and I want to see 'em
in the top three.

And I'm sorry
I couldn't be there to help out.

♪ ♪

PROBST:
Hina and Uli
getting your first look

at the new Kele tribe.

Annie voted out
at the last Tribal Council.

And as you can see,

Jake is not with this tribe
at the moment, either.

I will explain what happened.

This morning at Kele's camp,

Jake was in the water,
got bitten by a sea krait.

That is a very venomous snake.

Just for a little perspective,

ten times more dangerous
than a rattlesnake bite.

-[gasping]
-Oh, my God.

PROBST:
So, serious situation.

He immediately
was put on a boat,

taken to base camp
and our medical center,

where it was all hands on deck.

Very scary situation.

I'm happy to say Jake is okay.

He's doing
really well right now.

He's in great shape.

And for a little perspective
with the sea krait,

it's really rare
for their bites to have venom.

They usually just
want you to go away.

But...

it took a physical toll
and an emotional toll.

He's an expectant father.

You know, there was
a lot going through his head.

So there was no way
that our medical team

could even consider putting him
back into the game

with no food, no fire,

these conditions.

So we made the only decision
we could, which is

to pull Jake from the game.

[crying, sniffling]

PROBST:
I want to reassure all of you.

We've been shooting in these
waters right here for ten years.

We have a lot of Fijians
on our crew

that are born and raised here.

We talked to everybody
this morning when this happened.

We don't have a crew member

that knows anybody that's been
bitten by a sea krait.

It's extremely rare.

I know it happened,
in the same way

that you can
get struck by lightning.

But I just want to reassure you,
we're gonna be in the water.

Our crews are gonna
be in the water.

You should feel okay
to be in the water.

I asked Jake if he had
anything to pass on

to you three, and he said-- with
respect to the rest of you--

-[chuckling]
-"I hope you are the final three

and I'm sorry
I couldn't help you get there."

[sniffles]

PROBST:
And I think the reason
those words are important

for everybody to hear is

that is the turn
everybody's got to make.

The minute we told Jake
he was pulled from the game,

he said two things.

One, "Thank you,
because I'm gonna be a dad,

and I don't want
to risk anything."

And two,

"Pass on these words

to my tribe,
because the game continues."

And that's what's happening now.

So, Kele, are the three of you
ready to run this?

'Cause your life in this game

is on the line right now.

ALEX:
Yeah, I-I mean, I think that,

this morning, we kind of
took off playing the game.

We've been
playing so hard nonstop, Jeff,

for the last five days.

And this really
brought us out of the game.

We want to play for Jake.

You know,
he wanted to be here so bad,

missing his firstborn baby
to be out here on Survivor.

It's his lifelong dream.

And, um...

we-we want to make him proud.

PROBST:
Jason, how do you
process a moment like this?

Does it hit you emotionally in a
way that you can't move forward,

or can you compartmentalize?

I don't know. I mean...

I feel...

[sighs]

It's, like,
there's just so much.

I don't know how
you can compartmentalize this.

It's just such a big loss,
you know?

And-and I-I really feel for
Kele, too, 'cause it's, like,

I hate it when it's, like, the
odds are stacked against you,

and I really want a ray of hope.

And it's just,
like, I-I don't know.

I don't know how to help 'em.

PROBST:
Sophi, it's really interesting

what Jason is saying is

the empathetic part
of anyone here

would love
to help the three of you,

but right now, that would mean
losing this challenge

-Yeah.
-and going to Tribal Council,

and somebody else's dream
would end.

No, I mean,
and I don't really expect anyone

to just give us the win.

I wouldn't want that, either.

We-we, at this point,
want to earn it.

And, um...

I think this
is what Jake would've wanted,

for us to give it our all today,

-'cause he would've
given his all today if he could.
-Yeah.

And so I'm dedicating
this challenge to him,

and hopefully
we can bring out a win.

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

-Let's do it.
-PROBST: First things first,

got to take back the idols.

Thank you, Savannah.

Thank you, MC.

Oh, God.

Once again,
immunity is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge,
one tribe member from each tribe

will race to the top of a tower,

leap out into the ocean.

You will then cross
theSurvivor water totter,

where you will retrieve a key.

You'll then
make your way across a series

of floating platforms...

...and swim to the end.

Then the next two players go.

Once you have
everybody at the end,

two players will unlock and
solve aSurvivor turtle puzzle.

First two tribes to finish

win immunity,
safe from the vote.

In addition,
you're playing for a reward.

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

PROBST:
It's still about
building a good camp,

and this will
change things a lot.

A giant tarp and two hammocks.

You will be very surprised

how much more comfortable
life will be with this.

Second tribe to finish--
not as significant,

but it will still help
on rainy days

and rainy nights
with a smaller tarp.

Last tribe to finish--
Tribal Council,

where somebody will be
the fourth person voted out

of Survivor49,
and as a penalty for losing,

I will keep your flint.

Kele, you are still working to
earn yours for the first time.

All right, sit-outs.

Uli, you have
three extra people.

Gonna sit three people out.

Sage must compete
in this challenge.

She sat out on the last one.

Shannon, Jawan and Rizo
gonna sit out.

Hina, same drill.
Three extra people.

Kristina must run
in this challenge.

She sat out on the last one.

It's gonna be
Sophie, Matt and MC.

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

Everybody else,
give you a minute to strategize.

We'll get it on.
Survivoris back on.

♪ ♪

PROBST: All right.

Here we go.
For immunity and reward.

Survivors ready?

-Go.
-[overlapping shouting]

PROBST:
It's gonna be Alex
in the water for Kele.

Savannah for Uli.

Attaboy, Savannah.

PROBST:
Steven for Hina.

First you go one person.

You got to climb up that rope
and leap off the tower.

RIZO:
Let's do it. Let's do it.

That's how you do it, Alex.

-MC: Let's go, Hina.
-SOPHIE: Let's go, Hina.

-You've got this, Steven.
-RIZO: Yeah.

You're killing it, Savannah.

[muffled shouting and whooping]

PROBST:
Now you got to get
to that first platform,

get yourself up
and cross that beam.

Alex is not messing around
for Kele.

Making it look easy.

You're looking
for that tipping point.

Alex navigates it.

Steven navigates it.

SHANNON:
Let's go, Sav. You got this.

PROBST:
Savannah, no.

You got to go back.

SHANNON:
Let's go, Sav.

You got this.

SOPHIE:
Hell, yeah, Steven.

Steven has the key for Hina.
He's moving on.

MC:
You got it. You got it.

-Yeah, Steven.
-SOPHIE: Yeah, Steven. Yeah.

PROBST:
Alex has the key for Kele.

We are tight right now
with Hina and Kele.

-Here comes Steven for Hina.
-SOPHIE: Steven,

you are a beast. That was
incredible. That was incredible.

-You're good, Hina.
-SOPHIE and MC: Come on,
Kristina.

SOPHIE:
You got this, Jason.

You're good, Kele.

Kele in the water.

-Hina in the water.
-SOPHIE: Come on, Kristina.

-RIZO: Great job, Sav.
-Savannah has her key.

Bang. Bang. Bang. Bang.

PROBST:
That's how you do it, Savannah.

RIZO:
Look at that!
Quick on your feet, Savannah!

-Great job, Sav.
-Such a good dive, too. Geez.

PROBST: It's now
Kristina and Jason for Hina.

And here goes Jeremiah.

SHANNON:
Hey, Sav, let's go!

You're good. Go, Uli.

RIZO:
Here we go, Nate.
Here we go, Sage.

PROBST:
It is now Uli in dead last.

Not used to that.

Kristina's taking a long time
to get up.

Come on, Kristina.

PROBST:
Kristina's in the water now.

-She's good.
-SOPHIE: You got it, girl.

PROBST:
Uli making up a lot of time.

[whooping]

SHANNON:
Let's go, Sage.

SOPHIE:
Yeah, Hina.

PROBST:
Jason on the beam now.

You're good.
Jeremiah's good.

Here goes Sophi.
Nate's now at the beam.

You're crossing
that water totter.

Look at that.
There you go, Kristina.

-Great work. Great work.
-Yeah.

-Let's go, Hina.
-SOPHIE: Come on, Kristina.

You got it.
Slow and steady, baby.

-ALEX: You got it, Jeremiah.
-You're almost there.

PROBST:
Kele showing a lot
of effort right now.

ALEX:
All right, come.
All the way, all the way.

You got it, guys.

PROBST:
Thataway, Sophi.

ALEX:
You got it, Soph.

PROBST:
Kele doing a nice job.

-Hina doing a nice job.
-SOPHIE: Hell, yeah.

Come on, Hina.
Come on, Hina. Come on, Hina.

Come on, Kristina.

PROBST:
You're good, Hina.

You're good, Kele.

Start working on the puzzle.

Come on, come on.

PROBST:
We're looking for two tribes.

-Hina!
-Let's go, Hina.

Here we go.
So let's look for gray.

PROBST:
You just don't want to be last.

-You're good, you're good.
-You're good.

Everybody is in it.

It's gonna come down
to the puzzle again,

and that has not been good news
for Kele so far.

SOPHI:
You're good, you're good.

Yes. Yes.

-PROBST: Jeremiah with a piece.
-SOPHI: Yes. Yes. Yes.

PROBST:
It is Jeremiah and Alex
for Kele,

-Sage and Nate for Uli.
-We're looking for something
with sand on the bottom.

Nice.

PROBST:
Jason and Steven for Hina.

Perfect. You got it.

It is very close early on.

There we go, Steven.
There we go, Jason.

Look for a little gray.

This is it right here.

This is do-or-die for Kele.

They will be down
to two tribe members

if they lose again.

This is it?
I got it. Okay, cool.

-Great job.
-Okay, keep going, guys.
Keep going.

PROBST: Kristina with a lot
of help for Hina.

JEREMIAH:
This is here.

Survivorpuzzles are
very difficult by design.

You start panicking

and they get more dangerous,
more complicated.

Uh, I think that will be
on the top, probably.

Looking for the top of this one.

-There's another piece for Hina.
-KRISTINA: Yeah, perfect.

Go. Yes, Jason.

PROBST:
Jason once again puts himself
on the puzzle.

And once again it is working.

It is still very close.

Hina with a bit of a lead.

-This goes here.
-Okay.
-PROBST: Then Uli.

Then Kele.

Jeremiah, will this fit?

-Yes.
-Yes, it does.

-Let's go, guys. Let's go.
-Kele still in it.

We're looking
for first two tribes to finish.

-Come on, come on.
-KRISTINA: Hey, try it
on the other side.

Yeah, yeah, we got this.
We got this. Don't worry.

-This goes here.
-KRISTINA: Yeah.

PROBST:
Jason, very confident.

"We got this. We got this.

Don't worry."

He's been right so far
this season every time.

SAVANNAH:
Good job. That's perfect.

PROBST:
Another piece for Sage and Nate.

RIZO:
Yes, yes, Nate.

-Smooth like butter, baby.
-Let's go.

Alex looking for another piece.

Is that it?
He thinks it fits, and it does.

Come on, guys.
You got this. It looks so good.

PROBST:
Keep digging, Kele.

RIZO:
Yes, Nate. Yes, Nate. Yes, Nate.

You got to keep fighting.

Every single second might matter
in this challenge.

Alex trying to force one.
No way that going.

Only a few more, guys.
Only a few more.

PROBST:
Nate with another piece.

-RIZO: Yes, Nate.
-JAWAN: Yes.

PROBST:
It is still very close.

Got it. There we go.

Once again, though,
it is Kele slowing down.

It's a familiar spot.
You started off strong.

-Come on, guys.
-PROBST:
The puzzle is getting you.

You can see it in Sophi's face.

SHANNON:
You got this, Uli. You got this.

JAWAN:
Go, Uli!

The head is on the right.
The head is on the right.

-NATE: The head is on my right?
-Yeah, your right.

PROBST:
Uli trying to close
the gap on Hina.

Perfect.
All right, get the shell.

PROBST:
Hina down to four pieces.

-Uli at seven.
-RIZO: Great job, guys.

PROBST:
It does not appear

Kele will have any shot
at winning this.

I'd like to remain optimistic,
but that would be foolish.

You are nowhere close.

Nate with another piece for Uli.

-They're trying
to close the gap.
-SHANNON: Get it, Uli.

PROBST:
There's another piece for Hina.

Jason has been on every
single puzzle this season,

and he has been undefeated
all season.

And it remains.
That's it.

Hina has it.
Hina wins immunity.

Safe from Tribal Council.

Way to go. Way to go.

Uli gonna close it out
with only three pieces left.

A lot of effort for Kele.

Been an emotional morning,
going to be an emotional night.

This tribe of three
already knows the fate.

You will become a tribe
of two tonight.

I got you, I got you.

PROBST: Sage and Nate can
breathe a deep sigh of relief,

along with the rest of Uli.

Has nobody going home
from their tribe, either.

RIZO:
Get to mat, get to mat.

PROBST:
Uli wins immunity.

This challenge is over.

Kele going to Tribal Council

for the third straight time
this season.

The tribe of three
will become a tribe of two.

PROBST:
Very rare air in Survivor.

PROBST:
Wow.

And that is the quietest

I think I have ever heard

a challenge
seconds after it ends.

Not a single word,
not even celebration.

Kristina,
what do you make of this?

There wasn't even a,
"We got it! Shh."

There was nothing.

Jeff, it's bittersweet.

Like, yeah, your team wins,

and you get reward,
and it's all great.

But then the reality sets in

that they've had a crap time.

And something very real
has happened to them.

Um, and it's really hard
to celebrate that.

It's not a good feeling for us,
so I can't even imagine

the feeling
they're having right now.

PROBST:
All right, Hina.

Familiar story.
Once again, she goes with you.

Everybody
from your tribe is safe.

Nobody going home.

Grab your stuff.
Swim out to your boat.

Enjoy the night off.

Uli, also a familiar story.

It's always Savannah
that takes it.

-I like him.
-PROBST: I'm starting to think

this is a little superstition.

All right, Uli, nobody going
home from your tribe, either.

Your tribe stays together.
Swim out, enjoy the night off.

[sighs]: Oy.

PROBST:
All right, Kele.

So... remarkable day six

-of Survivor49.
-[Alex sighs]

See you tonight
at Tribal Council.

I'm gonna keep your flint.
No fire for you.

You'll have another chance--
two of you--

to earn it back
at the next challenge.

All right, swim out. See you
tonight at Tribal Council.

Thank you, Jeff.

We didn't win today.

And that means
we're going to Tribal again.

And so,
not only did we lose Jake,

but we're losing another person.

And we didn't expect to have
to come after each other.

So it's... it's something that

nobody wants to do,
but we have to do.

It's crazy. It's so horrible
to be a part of.

It might be fun to watch,

but it's very tough to be
a part of, I can tell you that.

♪ ♪

ALEX: This is just...

[Sophi sighs heavily]

ALEX:
It's kind of unbelievable.

Disaster.

None of us could have expected
this type of journey, you know?

It's a miserable journey.

ALEX:
Everything's possible,

but this is just not
in the cards for anybody.

I know. We won nothing.

We literally won nothing.

ALEX:
On a personal level,
losing Jake--

it's honestly
just so emotional for me.

Maybe he's meant to be at home
with his family right now,

and that his wife needs him.

And so we're just trying to look
at the bright sides of things.

-I'm...
-This does not feel real.

Like, that
we're going there again.

JEREMIAH:
Three times in a row.

ALEX:
Jake was my number one.

And so, it stinks now, because,

yes, I'm with
two very great people,

but I just don't have
that same relationship.

I have an idol, so that
at least gives me some comfort.

But now it's, like,
I am having

to think about,
do I play my idol, do I not?

How do you guys
even want to do it?

Like, with talking
to each other?

I mean, I think that, like,

we should all have conversations
individually, and, like,

whatever happens happens,
I feel like.

JEREMIAH:
We're going to Tribal.

There's only three people,
and so we're in a position

where we have to vote one
of our alliance members out.

It's so uncomfortable.
We've been so loyal

to each other,
and it just doesn't feel right.

[laughing]

-Ay-ay-ay.
-ALEX: I know.

I mean, I could leave
if you guys want to talk.

-You sure?
-Yeah.

JEREMIAH:
Right now,

I can only vote out two people.

My number one, Sophi,

or Alex, who has an idol.

Gosh.

Welcome to Survivor.

It would be so crazy. It'd be,
like, such a good comeback story

for the both of us.

And you're comfortable
with that?

Like, voting him out?

-Like...
-Oh. Yeah.

Okay.

I don't know how close
you guys are, though.

Um, yeah, I was close...
I'm closest with you.

So, I'm closest with you.

SOPHI:
I do not like
that Alex has an idol.

I think having the idol
does give you

all that control,
and now he has it.

So I want to think
of a crafty way

to get me and Jeremiah
out of this situation.

I don't think he...
I think he's smarter than that.

-I think he wants to keep it
for later in the game.
-I do, too.

And I think he's in, like,
a good position right now, too.

It's just, how do we...

how do we... trick Alex?

He's gonna think
it's either you or me.

-Yeah.
-Because it's not him.

So, I think when I talk to him,
I just have to say you.

And, like,
just in the conversation,

make it feel as safe as possible

so that our two votes
just get it done.

Okay. Okay.

SOPHI: When push comes to shove,
I figure things out.

So, our plan right now

is to make Alex feel comfortable
and vote him out.

And if Alex goes home,

we flush the idol
out of this game,

and it's something
I don't have to worry about.

-We got this.
-We do got this.

If we stay strong,
we could do two things--

take a big player out
and flush an idol.

Flush an idol.

SOPHI:
It is gonna be tricky, but

something I've learned about
myself out here on Survivor

is I'm pretty good
at manipulation.

And so I'm gonna

do my best to make these men do
what I want them to do. [laughs]

SHANNON: So, Jake's

-gone now.
-Yeah.

-So sad.
-Feel bad.
-SHANNON: We're officially gonna

-be down to 14.
-JAWAN: 14.

-Right.
-JAWAN: It's gonna

be us versus Yellow, dawg.

-SHANNON: Yeah.
-JAWAN: So... I think

we spend time today,
if we're rested...

I want to find something,

'cause who knows what they got
in their back pocket.

SAGE:
So, like, maybe doing,
like, a group hunt?

-For sure.
-JAWAN: Yes.

JAWAN:
We look at the Kele tribe,
and after Tribal tonight,

they're down to two.

So,

as we stand right now,

we view it as an Uli tribe

versus the Hina tribe.

That's because, you know,
we have six, they have six,

and we're gonna go to war,
so, we want to make sure

we have as much tools

in our pocket as possible.

-I'm down.
-I mean, we're all here, so...

-Yeah.
-JAWAN: Let's do it.

-I can see the montage now.
-SHANNON: I know.

Insert action music.

♪ ♪

NATE: We've gone out looking
for the immunity idol

a few times, but the truth is,

I am bad at looking
for those things,

and my tribe
is equally terrible.

-Man, this all looks the same.
-SHANNON: I know.

NATE:
It is hot as hell out here,

and we were
all physically exhausted.

And so, as much as I know
our tribe really wants

to find it, personally,
I think we have

a very small percentage chance
of finding the idol.

-Guys?
-NATE: Yup. What?

-I found it.
-NATE: You found it?

-SHANNON: Shut up.
-I swear to God.

-[overlapping chatter]
-I found it.

-[cheering, whooping]
-I found it.

Yup.

RIZO: On the outside,

I'm playing it very cool.

I don't want anyone
to know how excited I am

to be the first one on
this tribe to find an advantage.

This is for all of us.

Whatever we need to happen,

I'm with you guys
till the wheels fall off.

-SAVANNAH: Yeah.
-Okay?

RIZO:
I kind of brought up

that motivational speaker
in me and say,

"Guys, this isn't for me.

"This is for us.

This is for Uli, baby."

But selfishly, at the end
of the day, I'm here for myself.

This thing is sticking
in my pocket,

and will forever be
in my pocket

until I hand it to Jeff Probst.

"The path to securing
the hidden immunity idol

"will remain a mystery

"until after your tribe loses

a future immunity challenge."

-SAGE: What?
-JAWAN: What?

"Once your tribe loses,

"dig at the base
of the water well

"for your instructions
on how to retrieve the idol.

"Until you take possession
of the idol,

"you cannot participate
in the vote at Tribal Council.

That's why it says Beware."

Obviously, knowing

that I don't have a vote
until I have an idol is scary.

My family will be proud.

But everybody

back at home is like, "Rizo,

"if there's one thing you do,

it's you go find
that hidden immunity idol."

And now, the man,
the myth, the legend--

R-I-Z-G-O-D, RizGod, baby--

has some tools in his toolbox
to work with in this game.

Hey, bro?

-Cinema.
-No, that was cinema.

Big challenges, living
in the jungle, social politics.

If that sounds like
your kind of adventure,

what are you waiting for?
Apply to be on Survivor.

♪ ♪

-ALEX: Yeah.
-But, like, we don't
have an alliance.

-Yeah, yeah.
-You know what I mean?

And I've never
told him anything like,

-"Oh, I wouldn't
write your game down."
-Right.

-Because I like him
on a personal level.
-Definitely.

I think we have a lot
of game chemistry, too.

-No, I know.
-And I think
that's more important,

-especially for the long game.
-Right.

SOPHI:
Right now, me and Jeremiah

are on the chopping block
because

Alex has an idol, and

he can play that,
and he'd be safe tonight.

So our goal right now is

to convince him not to use it
and vote him out.

This is my chance

to turn things around
for myself in this game.

-We have two votes against one.
-Yeah.

-And you have an idol.
-Yeah, I know.

-I mean, honestly...
-And I don't... I mean...

I know. I know.

But it... Yeah, I know.
It's, like...

I know that I can trust you
and stuff,

-but if somehow I, like,
-I know what you said.

-I know what you said.
-didn't play my idol

and then went home,
I would just be like...

I'd slap myself forever.

Having my idol
makes a huge difference.

I am in the driver's seat
at this point,

because people know
that I could just be safe.

But this is a big decision.

Who am I going
to the end of this game with?

And I just have to make sure
that it's the right person.

So you have to decide, like,

-who you're voting for.
-Well, I don't know.

Like, I don't even know
if I'm playing my idol,

like that type of thing,
where it's just like...

I know. This is, like,
what you said to me on day one.

Oh, my God.

Because I know

Alex is a Libra,
like, I'm trying

to be as neutral as possible

to catch him off guard
so he doesn't play his idol.

You do what is best
for your game.

Trust your gut, I feel like.

I know that works best
with Libras.

Not a lot of pressure,
not a lot of confrontation,

but just talking out,
you know, options and theories,

because he's really
focused on himself.

I think now it's just, like,
trying to figure out, like,

who's gonna be loyal and, like,
how are we gonna work toge--

Like, is Sophi gonna stay loyal?

If Soph is gonna throw me aside,
why would I bring Soph?

-Right.
-Is kind of my thinking.

Right. And that makes sense.
That makes sense.

ALEX:
Like, would she have
been loyal to me?

-Like, I don't know.
-JEREMIAH: Yeah.

ALEX: And I think that I could
actually trust you, you know?

SOPHI:
I wanted to see who was lying
to me in this situation.

So I thought

it was a good idea
to go and spy on them.

I'm risking my whole game
by doing this,

but I also think
that it really can help me.

ALEX:
When it got down to four,

I was very nervous.

I think that Soph
could have been like,

"Let's just get Alex out
and take Jeremiah with us."

-JEREMIAH: Mm-hmm.
-That's the person
who I'd want to go with,

is someone who, like, probably
would have wanted me out?

SOPHI:
Oh, my God,
Alex is voting for me.

This is, like, the worst thing
that could possibly happen.

If we put the votes on Alex
and he plays his idol,

I'm going home.
My life is

on the line tonight, and so
I'm pulling out all the stops.

I'll be honest with you.
I don't think

Jeremiah is gonna
write my name down tonight.

I think he's gonna
write your name down.

-Yeah.
-I'm just trying
to give you all the information.

-Right, right.
-So that we can work with it,

-or you can work with it.
-Right, I know, exactly.

-Um...
-And I appreciate
the honesty, really.

Yeah. I'm telling you right now,

I've had the same boyfriend
for four and a half years.

-Yeah.
-I've never cheated.

-Had the same friends
since childhood.
-Yeah.

I've had the same nail tech
since high school.

[laughs]

Same nail tech.
That's a big deal.

I'm just like that.

Like, when I'm with someone,
I'm with someone.

Like, that's what
I'm looking for,

is just someone that, like,
I can rely on down the road.

Yeah.

ALEX:
My mind is just spinning.

I-I still have zero idea
what I'm going to do.

Am I writing Sophi's name down?

Am I writing
Jeremiah's name down?

I just don't know.

I have to closely
look at my relationships.

Who can I trust more?

Who is the person
that's gonna get me to the end?

But then,
I also have to figure out,

what in the hell am I doing
with this idol?

Do I play it for myself
so I'm safe

or do I try
and keep it in my pocket and

use it moving forward?

SOPHI:
I think that Alex playing
his idol could be a bluff.

So, ideally,
I would vote with Jeremiah,

my number one,
and vote out Alex.

But I need to make sure that

I don't go home
because of that idol.

And if that means
voting out Jeremiah,

I might have to do that.

This is the hardest
and most important decision

I've had to make in this game.

♪ ♪

All right.

Let me start
by giving you my take

of this tribe
in terms of the votes at Tribal.

That seemed to be fairly easy
in that

they were both
unanimous decisions.

Then you lose Jake.

It's dramatic, it's emotional,
but what I noticed today

is you seemed rudderless.

Alex, was Jake a leader?

Is that missing right now?

ALEX:
Yeah, Jake definitely

was the one
who had the relationships

with all of us, I-I'd say.

And, so, yes, here we are
trying to figure out

who is it that we're gonna
try and go to the end with,

which is so hard. It's, like,

we never even had to think
about that before, and then

it's, like, we just had
to snap right into it.

Jeremiah, you were
nodding a lot.

Yeah, like, now that

we have to
draw the line in the sand

and bamboozle one of us,

it just creates a different tone

because we've never
felt like this until tonight.

So, Sophi, there is
only one way to turn--

left or I turn right.

-Yeah.
-You can only do the...
What is it?

Like, dancing when you go...

You trade partners,
and it's two v. one,

-then two v. one,
then two v. one. That's it.
-Yeah.

It's like a salsa dance, Jeff,
and I do salsa.

So I'm kind of used to this,
you know?

Switching partners and seeing
who I have more chemistry with,

and that's usually
when it's more fun.

Um, but no, Jeff.

The hardest part is that

we do have to get rid
of one of us tonight,

which is devastating.

But if you have to get rid
of one of your people,

you have to do it
for you to survive.

PROBST:
Alex, what was most different

about going back to camp
after losing again?

Well, I'm in
a unique position, Jeff.

I have an idol
and everyone knows it.

And so, it was like
a job application.

And Jeremiah and Sophi
were both trying

to apply for this position
of who I'm bringing with me

-to the next stage.
-Yeah.

And so, I don't know.

I'm looking to fill the position
in a matter of minutes here.

PROBST:
So how did
the job application process go?

Did you have time set aside
for each of the applicants?

Oh, absolutely.
I switched office locations.

I was at the beach
with Jeremiah.

I was in the shelter for Sophi.

And it was
a very thorough process.

And it was really just
an honest conversation

about the game so far, you know.

So it sounds a little bit more

like an interrogation
rather than a job interview.

I don't know.
I'm-I'm just used

to being on the other side
of the application process.

I'm not a good
interviewer, so...

Alex, do you enjoy
being in this spot?

-Oh, my God.
-So,

my friends at home
know I love attention,

um, which is kind of funny,

because being in this spot
right now is awful.

I will say that it was friendly.
You were very friendly.

-It was very... No, no.
-So...
-Yeah.

-Yeah.
-PROBST: All right. So, Sophi,

what was your pitch?

Um, so, personally, I'm already
thinking about the long game,

and I wanted to kind of
open Alex's eyes to that.

You know, I'm a very
loyal person. I've been

in the same relationship
for four and a half years.

I've had the same friends
since childhood,

the same nail technician
since high school. Like, I...

That was my favorite one,
by the way.

SOPHI:
I'm a loyal girl.

Like, if I'm with you,
I'm with you to the end.

I hope that Alex can see that,

and I mean that
from the bottom of my heart.

PROBST:
How about you, Jeremiah?

That's a pretty
compelling pitch.

She just laid out
her entire life,

including getting her nails done
from the same person.

JEREMIAH: Yeah,
Alex and I have this, like,

connection, and I think
it's sort of, like,

our cheeky smiles and, like,
a twinkle in our eyes.

And, like, for two people
to come together

that think the same, act
the same, it's just so powerful.

Um, and then
when you bring in loyalty,

there's been opportunities for
me to, like, turn against Alex,

and I've never said his name.

And so, I think
what matters the most is, like,

what's resonating with Jake
the most and who he feels...

-Alex.
-I mean, Alex.

-Sorry. I'm so hungry
that, like...
-No. I know.

JEREMIAH:
Um, uh, yeah, so I think

the ball's in Jake...

The ball's in Alex's hands.

Alex, slightly different pitch.

Equally compelling.

ALEX:
Yeah, I mean, absolutely.

It's kind of just, like,
where does the balance fall?

You know,
when I came into this game,

I wanted to work with someone
who, like, no one would expect,

in, like, secrecy, almost,
a-and just run the game.

I mean, it didn't work out
'cause I was with Jake,

and everyone knew
about our bromance, but...

Um, but now, it's my chance
to kind of reset.

I'm looking for someone
who I can see

going long in this game with.

Like, that's what
I'm out here for.

I'm out here to play,
and I'm out here to win.

And so, who's gonna
be that loyal person

-Yeah.
-down the road,

um, is kind of what
it just came down to.

PROBST:
So Sophi, is the scenario
you're going with

that Alex is going
to play his idol,

therefore, he is safe,
and he's basically

gonna decide who goes home?

SOPHI:
Yes, sir. We all knew

that he has an idol.

And that definitely comes
into play tonight because

you don't want
to be a casualty of an idol.

But I feel that trust
with somebody who will

vote with me tonight, and we're
making that decision together.

-The "we" is Alex?
-[laughing]

No, I mean,
it doesn't have to be Alex.

It could be Jeremiah, as well.

Who knows if, you know,
Alex is bluffing us.

So you're not certain
that he's playing the idol?

I'm not certain, Jeff.
I'm not certain.

I mean, you can never be certain
in Survivor.

PROBST:
How about you, Jeremiah?

Because it is a bold move
to say, "I have the idol

and I will be playing it"
and then not play it.

JEREMIAH:
Yeah, Alex and I had
a conversation, and I asked him,

"How would you feel
if you, like, went home

with the idol in your pocket?"

And he's like, "I would regret
that for, like, ever."

And I'm like,
"How would you feel

if you played the idol
and you didn't need it?"

He's just like,
"I wouldn't regret that.

I would want it for the future."

And yet, Sophi, that's exactly
what you would say to somebody

if you weren't gonna
play your idol.

Exactly.
That's the beauty of Survivor.

And so, somebody's lying here,

and somebody's gonna come out
on top after this vote,

and we'll see
who it is, you know?

We'll see
who the truth-teller is.

PROBST:
All right, well,
if we take this back

to the first time you came here,
the boat had a leak.

-[laughing]
-And I think it's fair
to say at this point,

your boat has crashed.

-Yeah.
-Good news is,

-there's a lifeboat.
-SOPHI: Yeah.

Bad news is it only fits two.

-That's right.
-The other

will have to walk the plank.

-Oh.
-Oh, God.
-PROBST: It is time to vote.

Sophi, you're up.

♪ ♪

I think you're a great person,

and I'm sorry
I have to do this to you,

but I have no other choice.

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.

Jeff, I'll play it tonight.

I was this close not to,
but you never know.

-I'd rather be safe than sorry.
-Okay.

This is a hidden immunity idol.

Any votes cast
for Alex will not count.

I'll read the votes.

First vote: Alex.

-Oh.
-PROBST: Does not count.

Jeremiah.

That's one Jeremiah.

Fourth person voted out
of Survivor49:

Jeremiah.
Need to bring me your torch.

Have so much fun.

-Good luck.
-SOPHI: I love you.

Love you, Jeremiah.

Jeremiah, the tribe has spoken.

-Time for you to go.
-Thank you so much.

Thank you, Jeremiah.

Bye.

Bye, Jay.

Grab your torches,
head back to camp.

Good night.

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-Everybody, drop your Buffs.
We're switching tribes.
-Oh.

Oh, my God. Yes.

I feel like
I just won the lottery.

PROBST:
Next time onSurvivor...

ALL [exhaling]:
Ah.

STEVEN:
Shannon is a shark

in a spiritual guru's body.

Like, I'm sorry.

The game faces are on.

I'm ready to go to war.

I've wanted to play this game
for 24 years.

And, like, I'm disappointed.

There was just so many lows
on the tribe Kele.

But at the end of the day,
I've learned so much

about myself
over the past six days.

And so, I definitely
feel as though

I walked away
with my head held high.

I had the time of my life,

and I'm just so thankful.

[roars]