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Previously on Survivor, sparks flew
between Kimmy and Alicia.

What have I said about the chickens,
though? Nothing. I'm tired of you and

chickens. Ogakor had their own problems.
They kept losing challenges.

I'm so tired of losing.

But a pep talk from Colby fired up the
troops.

It is going to take every ounce of
strength. It is going to be one hell of

show today.

Survivors ready? Go!

Get in! Get in! After a long losing
streak, Ogakor rebounded and regained

immunity idol.

So Kucha made the hike to tribal
council. Next vote, Kimmy. The tribe has

spoken. Eleven remain.

Who will be voted out tonight?

Did we find Matt?

Rain, yes. We got to tribal council last
night.

Hadn't been there probably five minutes,
I guess, and then all of a sudden here

come the alphas down. Boy, the heaviest
rain we've had since we've been here. I

mean, it really came down. Put her far
out.

So then we had to use one of our matches
to light a candle in our hut. Got the

candles going and searched through and
found the very warmest, well, not the

warmest, but really the driest clothes
that we had.

A lot of us had wore clothes to tribal
council that we'd been used to sleeping

in. I know I did, for one. That was a
mistake.

When it rains

here, it means you're cold at night. You
don't sleep.

Rain is...

I mean, it puts you in such an extreme
disadvantage.

It takes you a day to recover from rain.
I mean, there's the risk of getting

sick, just sleeping cold, wet.

There's nothing worse than the rain
here.

Nothing worse.

Because being cold is guaranteed at
night, but cold and wet, stick a fork in

It's terrible.

Good night, Jimbo.

Kim Bob.

I love this place.

You've got to love it.

It's amazing how you can live off the
land. Eight city people can come out

and live off the land. It's amazing.

Not only food -wise, but shelter -wise
and safety -wise.

Heat -wise and starting a fire this
morning with wet wood.

It's just amazing to me. My outlook on
life has changed 180 degrees.

And I'm this kind of guy.

This should be nothing for me.

But I'm a changed man already after 16
days.

Very changed.

And if I last another 16 days, who knows
what's going to happen to me.

Today is day 16.

We are thinking ahead now to the merger.

We have four more days until that
happens.

We started with 16 people.

Six people are voted out of the Outback.

Then when it gets to 10 people,
everybody comes together into one tribe,

game all of a sudden becomes every man
for himself.

There's one more immunity challenge
left. We have six and they have five.

That's a huge advantage because the
pressure is on them to win the next

challenge. And we're really hoping to go
in to the merger six to four. And that

way we could just basically pick them
off one by one.

We are a very cocky group. It's fun to
beat them and make fun of it. It's fun

have them talk about how hungry they are
and us go in there and win all their

food. That's fun.

Oh, my God, I'm so hungry.

There's nothing here for.

I'll take three tortillas.

Yeah, I could get three tortillas out of
that, but I'd say we go two.

Oh, my God.

And to think the other tribe is eating
eggs.

Bastards. And soup.

And spices.

And chicken.

And eggs.

I just at some point have to get my
hands on some chocolate.

I fear I might go psycho.

I'm not kidding. I had a discussion with
Colby regarding chocolate and how

chocolate releases the same endorphins
that sex does. And since none of us are

having sex, that's probably why we keep
reverting to the chocolate discussion.

I'm going to bathe myself in chocolate.

I can't get over it. I just want to bite
into one of those so bad. It's

unbelievable.

Like a peppermint bag.

Right now, I can actually, in my wildest
fantasy, picture pouring hot chocolate

all over some hot dude's bod and having
sex while licking it off at the

same time.

That's like my ultimate fantasy right
now.

When you're asleep at night in the tent
and you hear moaning and grunting about

Hershey Kisses, you know what's really
going on, Millie.

It ain't about the chocolate.

Vanilla ice cream with hot fudge
dribbled all over the top!

She's using her thoughts of chocolate to
substitute for her thoughts of sex.

It's just making for a very
uncomfortable camping trip.

I think Colby's afraid of me.

Because this fantasy I have about
chocolate and sex definitely involves

God, I can't take it. I can't take it
anymore!

I may be a lot of things, but I ain't no
Hershey bar.

Snickers!

Milky Way!

I know!

Crazy stuff!

A meatball! Oh, yeah!

I love those!

This is ridiculous, man. That dropped
me. No!

Come on, Koochie, get rid of these goons
and let's get something going.

Chicken feet, huh?

I really don't think there's a thing in
there that will hurt you.

I think we'd probably be better cooked.
We know it's clean after I eat a

handful. Oh, yeah.

I just wonder if it's been, like,
stepped on and stuff by other chickens.

Well, it's cooked.

That's good, actually.

Actually, not bad.

This is the best way to do it.

Do you want to try a piece of this?

No, I can do it.

Chicken feed.

We bring back the chickens, the rooster,
the chicken feed.

And, of course, in true Kucha style,
we're trying to figure out how we can

utilize every single little thing we
brought back.

Elizabeth and I said, can we eat that?

Because it just looks like nuts and
grains and corn and wheat and, you know,

just looks so good to us for some
reason.

And he's talking to us like, yeah, it's
good for you.

You guys, it's popping. You guys should
see this stuff. It's popping like

popcorn.

You guys, come here quick. It is
popcorn.

It's popcorn.

It's cracking. It's popping. Can you
believe that? It is popcorn. Popcorn.

There's popcorn in this pan.

This can't just get better and better
every minute.

Oh, wow.

I don't know about this chicken pop.

Feed, whatever.

I just, I don't know. It's good. And I
hated it. The whole thought of eating

chicken feed just made me sick.

But the more I eat it, the better it
gets.

Do you love it?

Oh, my God.

That just, we, forget it. We are now
addicted.

It's so good.

Oh, my God. And we now have, like,
chicken popcorn.

We wake up in the morning, we make it.
After we eat breakfast in the afternoon,

we make it.

At night we make it, and we're going to
find out like somewhere down the road

that like something was in it, and we're
going to have like eight nipples and

laying eggs, and I don't know. But until
that happens, I'm going to keep eating

it because it's so good. It's so good.

Let's kill those chickens so they don't
eat any more feed.

Jerry and Amber went to pick some
tomatoes.

Jerry has decided she wants to do fried
green tomatoes, but they're cherry

tomatoes. I can tantalize our taste buds
with fried green tomatoes this evening.

Getting creative.

Have to.

You don't do fried green tomatoes with
cherry tomatoes.

My thought was maybe leave them on the
vine. If it's another couple days,

they'll be nice and bright red and a
little juicy and good to eat.

Another day, those have been perfect.

But it doesn't look like that's going to
happen.

Well, it's just what happens. You aren't
quite so pessimistic about ideas that

other people have other than your own.
I'm not picking on you about your

tomatoes. You already did on the way
here. You said, I don't think that can

done. That's good. Well, then this will
be good.

We've got fried green tomatoes.

Keith and Jerry are just...

like two alley cats scratching at each
other. They're fighting over fried green

tomatoes, of all things.

And it's ridiculous that the rest of us
have to sit through all this.

Yeah, I don't think it's done yet,
Keith.

It looks totally soupy.

It needs to sit there until it's dry.

It's going to be soupy.

Keith is a chef, man.

You don't have to insult the guy by
telling him he doesn't know what he's

talking about.

I think it's disrespectful and rude, and
that's what Jerry loves to do, because

she knows it's going to ruffle his
feathers.

You going to let the rice sit? You
can't. It's the only amount of rice

sticking to the bottom of the brain.

It's all breaking up, though.

It's because you kept stirring it.

You've got to leave it in there.

Stop it!

Both of you! Or you're going to time
out!

I'm not their mother. It's not my
position to get in the middle and send

both to time out.

But, to be honest...

I think one of the problems needs to go.
We can't afford for people not to get

along. Jerry makes me feel
uncomfortable.

You know, you're always walking on
eggshells around her.

And this is no fun living in that type
of situation.

Oh, yeah.

They're kind of like okra. They really
are. You try one? You didn't like it? It

has a sour, almost a sour bite to it.

I see that green.

Oh. Said the fried green tomatoes
sucked.

I knew they would.

Poor Colby stomached all of them,
including mine.

Told her they were great.

Because Colby is a gentleman.

But I did not like them.

I don't know.

I'm feeling good about it today, though.

The next challenge you face is no walk
in the park.

Now we'll find out who's afraid of the
dark.

To lead the whole tribe, there can only
be one. The winners will picnic and the

losers get none.

Oh, my God. It's like a barbecue.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

That'd be good. Oh, my God.

Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

A picnic. That would be great.

A picnic.

And I am not afraid of the dark, sister.

If it's in the water, we're afraid of
the dark. We don't want to be in the

We're not leading the tribe.

I'll follow. Me too.

Picnic.

Picnic, honey. We just got our tree mail
for tonight's reward challenge. It

sounds like we're going to be doing
something at night, almost definitely.

And it says to lead the whole tribe,
there can only be one.

So it sounds like one person will be
leading the tribe through the dark.

We don't want the

opposition to win the picnic because we
have a big community challenge tomorrow,

and if they win, it could give them that
little boost, and we don't want them to

have that.

Definitely. Oh, my God, picnic is so
much better. There's no mess, no

no cutting.

It's already made for us.

I'm going to do a bottle of Chardonnay.

A little cheese and crackers.

Uphill a little bit.

I'm sorry, right, right. Right a little
bit. Right, right, right.

interlacing your fingers, pointing to
the sky.

If Kucha wins this reward, it would
suck.

They don't deserve it. They've been
eating like kings over there, and I

it'd be really nice of them if they
threw this one for us.

Picnic! Picnic!

It's all about the grub.

That's right.

Come on in, guys.

How goes it? Good.

Want to know what you're playing for?

Yeah.

Give you a little pamphlet. One Doritos
chip.

Oh, Doritos. Can you really take it? You
can have the Doritos. Oh, my God. Oh,

my God.

Wow. Yeah.

One chip and one chip.

Little Mountain Dew.

Do the dew, baby.

Wow.

Oh, my God. That will get you guys
going.

Unbelievable.

Oh, my God, it's so good. Certainly, you
guys have figured out to survive out

here, you have to be able to trust each
other to a certain degree anyway. Each

tribe will select one set of eyes.

That will be your tribe's leader. The
rest of the tribe will be blindfolded.

And it's your leader's communication
skills that are going to be the name of

this game.

Sitting atop two elevated perches and
using only your voices, the two chosen

leaders, Jerry for Ogakor, Nick for
Kucha, are going to navigate your blind

tribes through a series of tasks.

The first tribe to complete all the
tasks wins a reward.

Here's how the course works.

First task involves two logs and a
sawhorse. You need to get the log into

sawhorse. Your next task.

Get to this table, take this trap,
switch it for the other trap that's in

water. When you've completed that,
you'll see a series of buckets.

Each member needs to get a bucket, go to
the water tower, fill their bucket with

water. Once it's full, guide them to the
wine barrel, have them dump their water

into the wine barrel.

When the wine barrel overflows, you move
to the final task.

That is getting the picnic basket to the
finish table.

First tribe to get their basket on the
table wins the reward.

Survivors ready.

carpet that

Top of the table.

There you go. There you go. Mike
Elizabeth, side step left.

Side step left. Side step left. Side
step left. Stop. Stop. Stop.

Three steps forward. Three steps
forward. Stop. Stop. Stop. Hit the

in front of you.

The big bucket. The big tub. There you
go, Jack. Pour your bucket. Pour your

bucket in there.

Thank you. Thank you. I needed that.

Everybody here knows the importance of
winning today.

Everybody.

It is a half -to -man day.

That's pressure.

If we lose the challenge today, that
means we will be down four to six.

The other tribe will probably just pick
us off one by one.

If we don't pull this thing off today, I
don't think it's over at all.

That seems to be the attitude of
everyone. You'd lay down and die if we

pull this thing off.

I'm sure they're not going to just sit
around and wait to be picked off by

or what the moose.

That's not happening with this kid.

There's a weird tension in the camp
right now.

Colby wants to just think about nothing
but the game, and then Amber and Tina

are braiding each other's hair and
talking about college days.

That's where I live and everybody else.

And it's funny because everybody was
kind of chit -chatting and being very

lighthearted, and I needed to get more
centered and focused.

So I knew that I needed to get away from
camp.

was kind of going in their different
directions and I decided just to come

upstream and think about the game.

You have to be a lot more selfish when
you merge because at that point it is

about getting yourself as far as you can
go.

You can't help but think about what's
around the corner.

Everyone else in the camp is looking at
it as if if we lose today, that's it.

We're all going to be sitting ducks and
we're going to get picked off one by

one. I see it almost as an opportunity
to finagle my way into the other

tribe a bit and mix things up and freak
some people out.

If they're going to pick us off one by
one, I'm at least going to cause a big

ruckus going down.

I'm going to wreak a little havoc.

Four bites, two fish.

That's it.

They died in the tent just as fast as
they died anywhere else.

I don't think I put enough water in it.

I put enough to cover their backs, but I
don't know if it got too hot. It was

hot out there.

It is hot.

I say we eat Doritos and popcorn as a
snack and then have the fish and rice as

snack.

He's burnt. He's burnt pretty bad,
Terry.

What happened?

Passed out.

Fell on fire.

Stay in the water. Stay in the water.

You passed out?

I was blowing on the fire and the smoke
went right in my face.

And I inhaled.

And I passed out.

Look at these things.

Keep your hands in the water.

I can't decide whether I should keep
trying to bend them or not. No, don't,

don't, don't. No, no, Mike, Mike.

Just hang on.

Just hold him there.

Don't get out in the deep in case you
pass out.

Yeah, I'm nervous he's going to fall.

It keeps them tense. I know, I know,
Mike. Don't get out in the deep, Mike.

not, I'm not, I'm not.

They're coming right now. Just leave
yourself right where you are.

They're going to put stuff on there,
Mike. You're going to feel good. They'll

wrap it up for you.

You're good. You're good.

Stay strong, Mike.

Stay strong.

Stay strong.

Don't go out any deeper than what you
are. Stay right there where you're at.

The medics are on their way. We're going
to make it there for them, okay?

I'm okay.

Don't even look at it. It's just going
to make you feel worse.

Was he bent over working on the boat?

I couldn't get my balance. I remember.
He was all the way over and then he

started shaking in the fire and jumped
out.

I thought he was having a seizure or
something. If you wrap him up, you're

to feel better.

I keep him in the water.

All right, you guys just tell me what to
do. I'm in pain. I'm in pain. Thank

you. Thank you. Thank you.

I'm good. I'm good. He's right there.
He's right there. You feel him?

Oh, man.

I messed up bad, buddy.

What did you do?

I got a big inhalation of smoke, and I
passed out in the fire.

You can shoot me. You can shot, drug,
pain.

If I don't, I can take it.

I'll take whatever you give me. I'll
take the pain without drugs. I'll do

whatever you guys say.

I don't care. If it's good, it's good.

This is an anesthetic. Okay.

Breathe. When you breathe it in and
breathe it out, calm me down. Do my

only? In and out through the same pipe,
Mike.

I think we'll try and move up to the
shoulder as soon as we can.

We're just going to bring you out for
the dressing on the start. Okay.

All right, here's what we're going to
do. Some cold dressing around him, mate.

Keep him full, mate.

That's the way.

Excellent. One for the other arm.

Put your other arm out. Pull me there,
mate.

All good? Yeah, we're good.

Nice of you, buddy.

Come on, step one up.

Arms over the shoulders.

All right, arms over the shoulders,
mate.

Keep walking, mate. Keep walking. Keep
walking.

You feet alright there, Mike?

I've got a bed up here ready to go.

Um,

three.

Okay, have it lay down there, mate.

Here we go, one, two, three, down.

I love you guys!

Where's my tribe?

Hi, baby. We love you. You're good.

You're big for it.

Look at that.

I'll keep them in line for you, buddy.
Don't you worry about pushing in.

Everybody's here. Look. I can't see,
Roger.

There I am.

You thought I'd gone fishing, didn't
you? I can't see Elizabeth anymore. She

lives right here. I'm right here. I'm
looking at some brave.

Beautiful people who I just have grown
to love so much. It's all good, Mike.

Don't even worry about it. It's okay.

We're right here, Mike.

Hang in there, buddy.

I love you guys.

You guys do what's right. You guys know
what to do.

You guys know what to do.

See you, Mike.

Go Cavs! Go Cavs! Go Cavs! Go Cavs! Go
Cavs!

It's a little strange.

There has been an accident at the Kucha
camp, and one of their members has been

evacuated. As a result, there will be no
immunity challenge today, and all five

of you will continue to the merge.

You will receive further instructions
soon.

Oh, my God.

Yeah. That's awful.

Oh, my gosh. Yeah.

Hopefully they're all right. I wonder
what this means. Like, I wonder if we...

But they have five and five. They have
someone hurt. They have five now, right?

I hope it's not a snake bite. I hope
it's something that feels like a broken,

you know.

I think a snake bite might be better
than a broken something.

Evacuated. I mean, that's hardcore.

It was so strange to sit there and we're
all smiling at him and he's cracking

jokes and it was so hard because the
minute he was out of sight, it was like

decompressed and just like, oh gosh,
that just happened.

And it just really hit hard because it
makes you realize that.

You're out here for a period of time
with a group of people, and you're doing

everything together, and, you know, you
win games, you lose games, you know,

you're sleeping in the same quarters,
and one of your teammates goes down, and

for him to ask to see each of us, I
mean, I know at one point he was like,

I can't see Elizabeth, and I was like
behind someone, I'm like, I'm right

Mike, you know, here I am.

And his eyes were just locked on ours,
locked.

We're going to either go win this thing
or lose this thing as a team, I think. I

don't think there's, unless somebody
jumps boat on us in the middle of the

stream, which is possible.

We're going to stick together as a team.

And possibly Mike's accident.

might have brought some of them to the
realization that, you know, maybe

other things more important than even
the million dollars, you know.

This merge is going to be intense.

Oka Corps will be relieved.

I think that they'll, I mean, I think
they're good people and I think that

they're going to feel bad and sincerely
have compassion for us and for

Mike.

But they weren't part of that. They
didn't experience it. They didn't hear

And so that feeling of, oh my goodness,

it's going to have to be very quickly
replaced with relief that we're merging

together. Because we had them.

We had them.

They had to have been scared. They had
to have been afraid. There was no way we

were losing this challenge today. No
way.

And we're going to...

We're going to kill him.

We're going to eat him up and spit him
out. And that's the way Mike would want

it to be.

It was the last thing he said to us
before he left, and it's exactly what

going to do.

Father in God, we give Thee thanks today
for this beautiful Lord's Day and for

all Thy many wonderful blessings.

We thank Thee, dear Lord, for this food
which Mike caught for us today.

And we pray, dear Lord, that You will be
with him as he undergoes surgery. We

pray that You will be with the doctors,
giving them the knowledge and the

experience and the wisdom to fix his
hands so that they will be once again

returned to normal.

We just pray that you will be with him,
be with his family, and we just ask that

you would bless them and give them
strength.

And we would ask, dear Lord, that you
would also bless the ones remaining here

in this group and ask that you would be
with us and give us your guidance and

also your strength and your support. For
it is in your Son's holy name we ask

it. Amen. Amen.

Stay tuned for scenes from our next
episode and hear what Michael has to

Next time on Survivor. We're moving!

Due to Michael's accident, Kucha and
Ogakor will merge with five members

Is it a time of celebration or do tribal
loyalties run deep?

I saw Colby walk over to Keith and
they're like pointing at us and counting

fingers, like she's going to go first
and he's going to go second. We worked

together 15 minutes and it started.

You don't want to leave.

The longer you're here, the longer you
want to stay here. And it's not even

about winning as much as playing.

The winning will be anticlimactic. The
playing is where it is for me.