All language subtitles for Survivor-s3-e12_480p

Previously on Survivor, the members of
Motomaji were weak and hungry. Do we

the mush or do we want the gruel this
morning? Lex was on shaky ground with

alliance. So Lex gave his word to
Brandon, but he gave his word to us

He kind of went out on his own and
covered his own ass.

From here on out, I'll have a question
with Lex.

But Lex guaranteed himself three more
days by winning immunity. Lex wins

immunity!

Back at camp, Frank spoke his mind a
little too bluntly. These little liberal

special interest groups that the media
give open market to instead of the

average working class American that
founded this country. Today is tribal

council day. You don't want to really
ruffle any feathers.

At tribal council, Frank paid for his
opinions. Even Teresa voted against him.

Only six remain.

Tonight, the stakes grow higher as one
more is voted out of the tribe.

I'm surrounded by people I enjoy, but
yet I'm so alone.

You know, you're so alone because
they're your friends, but, you know, I

met them a month ago.

You know,

I hold back a lot. You know, I don't
reveal everything about myself. Even

I'm surrounded by people all the time, I
still feel so alone.

You've got mail.

Oh, a diary.

It's going to be huge, guys.

All right.

And it reads, you think you know them

and that they know you. It's time to

find out if that's really true. For the
winner,

A prize that takes you away, but that's
just

the beginning of an unforgettable day.

I think it's a fair guess that this
challenge is early because whoever wins

going on a trip today.

Oh, my God.

Well, seeing as how you guys have been
away for over a month, I figure you've

got to be missing the loved ones a
little bit.

So I called them up and asked them to
put together a little greeting, which

also help you to get to know your tribe
mates a little better.

Miss Johnson, you're up first.

We have two pieces of news, good news
and bad news. The good news is we're

getting married. The invitations are
going out. And the bad news is that

not here and that we miss you dearly.

Bye -bye.

We're having a ball.

See you.

He's so cool.

Thank you.

Does something like that give you the
strength to go on or make you think, ah,

I've got to get home?

I think they're rooting for me so much,
and we're so close to the end now that

it does give me the strength to go on.

All right, Ms. Cooper.

Hi,

Teresa. You remember us? We're your
family in Jackson, Georgia. We miss you.

I've been knocking off my calendars,
Mommy. It's great for you. I miss you.

And I love you.

That's all I want to say.

Hi, T -Bird.

Hey, Daddy.

We love you, honey.

Be good, and we'll see you when you come
back. We'll be waiting on you.

Bye, T.

Bye, Mom. Bye, Mom.

That's great. That's great.

Ethan. All right. Your turn.

Hi, Ethan.

Honey, we just finished eating dinner.

I really like having a one -way
conversation with you when you can't

back. And we love you, and good luck,
kid.

Big Tom, you're up, fella.

Hey,

Tom, I sure do miss you around here.
I've had a lot of time, so I've just

riding this old stud here since I don't
have one at home. We do miss you, and

everything's going fine, and we look
forward to having you back. I love you,

we'll see you later. Bye -bye.

You can see that they don't have any
more control over the goats than you do.

All right, dogs.

I miss you more every day.

Oh, my God.

Sometimes I just have to call on your
voicemail so that I can hear your voice.

I know that you're fine.

And I know you're doing well.

Love you a lot.

Have fun.

Enjoy. Remember how much I love you.

Nice.

You can tell as your mom the reason it
stops and starts.

She couldn't stop crying either.

And she didn't want anyone to see her
crying, so she kept stopping the tape.

Obviously, I think after her.

You okay?

Yeah. You're shaking.

I'm good.

It's a good shake?

Yeah, it's a good shake. It's good.
Okay.

Lex, want to hear from your family? I
do.

Hi, Daddy.

I love you so much. I love you more than
ice cream.

I miss you. You and I love you very
much.

Hi, honey. For the minute I saw you, I
fell in love with you and can't wait to

see you again and give you a big hug and
kiss you and, you know.

See you soon.

You rock, Dad.

Well,

I think that's one of the most romantic
things I've ever heard. The moment I met

you, I knew I loved you.

This is the best reward. I mean, this
was the best, seeing that.

with everything. Thank you. Good.

All right, so we figured we had your
families there with the video camera

Might as well involve them in our next
reward challenge.

So we asked your family members four
questions about you. Whoever gets the

answers right wins a reward.

The winner of today's reward challenge
will leave here immediately.

You'll be flown to the Maasai Mar where
you will watch the migration of the

wildebeest, one of the most spectacular
things you'll ever see in your life.

You'll then go to a safari resort
tonight.

You'll have a real bed. You'll have a
real shower.

You'll have real food.

You'll get up in the morning, private
balloon ride. And you're going to pay

it with my own personal visa.

So, first question.

We asked your family member, what is
your most embarrassing moment?

So, Kim, you're up first.

Throwing up on you on our second date.
Okay. See what he said.

You might ask her what happened on our
second date, but I'll use a different

answer. Was it a dinner party? Kim
disappeared for about two hours, and she

fall asleep on the toilet and flopped
the bathroom floor all the time.

He had it, and then he went with
something else. If you miss the Masai

one question... I will throw up on him
again.

Teresa. New York Marathon injury. It
took me about all day and all night to

finish.

Filling a full tray of drinks on first
-class passengers.

God. Ethan.

I was doing my hair for prom, and the
curling iron got stuck, and my mom had

cut my hair out.

All right, we'll see what she said.

Well, that would be letting in an easy
goal in a very important soccer game.

All right, Tom, show us your most
embarrassing moment.

I was walking around with dirty
underwear in the house and the people in

kitchen. I walked in the kitchen and met
these people, and I had a little stain

in my underwear.

You can't embarrass him. He doesn't give
a hoot.

He just doesn't care, so I can't give
you an answer because I don't think

ever been embarrassed.

All right, Kim.

I kept falling off my bike in a race. I
was doing a triathlon, and my bathing

suit got caught on my bike seat as I
tried to pick my bike up.

All the other racers got a really good
view.

The most embarrassing moment is when she
wiped out during a triathlon.

Couldn't get her bike turned around in
her babysitting.

Good job.

Good job.

All right, Lex. Most embarrassing
moment.

Back in college, I used to go to a lot
of happy hours. And one time I got a

little too happy.

And I threw up in the middle of my human
sexuality class.

That would be in college when he threw
up all over another student.

Yes, there it is.

That's my wife.

Love her. Okay, after the first round,
Lex and Kim Powers up one and one.

Next question. What physical trait do
you least like about yourself?

I think he'll say my feet.

It will be her feet.

I have straight, stringy, see -through
hair.

I would have to say that would be her
nose.

Well, I hate to admit it, but this is my
family answering for me, and they

probably think I said I have none.

Your legs.

What?

I'm going to say hair, because I'd love
this. If I could grow it over, I'd have

it down on my feet.

He used to say he was a heck of a man
when he had hair, so lack of hair.

Good job, big time.

Could have gone two ways, but I'm going
to say small chest.

It's her arm.

Oh, God, Mom, where'd you get that?

My nose.

The hair on his back. Sorry.

Oh, what? No.

You can take a look. I think I got about
six of them. All right. After two

rounds, here's where we're at. Kim
Johnson has one.

Big Tom has one.

Young Kim has one. And Lex has one.

Teresa and Ethan, you guys got to get on
the board. Here's the third question.

What will your family member say is your
biggest fear?

Biggest fear.

Growing old and not being able to do
what I want to do. She's really pretty

fearless, but she is scared of bungee
jumping.

Wrong track.

My greatest fear and probably only fear
is the loss of a loved one.

Well, what I can think of is maybe the
Knicks.

Knicks! I think it's the fear of
throwing up.

Vomiting.

Go on, the mom!

Okay, Big Tom.

Just like none, I'm fearless.

It's always in every parent's mind about
their children, so his biggest fear

would be that something would happen to
his son.

Hard to argue with that.

Yes, it is.

We've got to get this one.

Fighters. The biggest fear is being
unfulfilled.

Oh, my God, are you kidding me? Oh,
that's deep.

Lex, outliving either of my sons, losing
one of my boys.

Something happening to me or the kids.

That'll work. Way to go. Thanks, honey.

Okay, Lex is in the lead with two.

Kim Johnson, Kim Powers, Ethan, and Tom,
you each have one.

Teresa, this is the last question. Since
there's no way you can win, we'll leave

you out of this one.

What is your greatest achievement?

I said my family. I've been married very
happily for 37 years, and I have three

great kids. And not having any family of
my own before that just doesn't get any

better than this.

I think her answer.

with a really great family, three great
kids and grandchildren.

Yay.

Okay, Ethan.

Mine would probably have to be playing
professional soccer.

Taking the high school soccer team to
the state tournament at the starting

freshman goal.

I've done nothing after high school.

Big Tom, the minute I asked this
question, you didn't hesitate.

You wrote three letters down. I can tell
from here.

Son, my son.

You don't have to play.

She knows that's my greatest calling.

Tom's greatest achievement would be his
son's bow.

Yeah.

Got that?

Kim. This is strange, but I said calling
off my wedding at the last minute.

Kim's greatest achievement was her solo
trip to Europe.

All right, Lex.

Get this right.

You're on your way to the Maasai Mara.
If you don't, you're in a three -way

What did you say?

Big Tom, I have no doubt.

I see a beautiful sun.

Crowning achievement.

What is Lex's greatest achievement?

His voice.

Way to go. Lex, it seems every time I
turn around, I'm handing you something.

Now I'm handing you my Visa card.

Go easy on it, please. I've got to be
kind. No way.

Now, I can't let you go alone.

You've got to pick one of the other five
to take with you.

I'm going to take Big Tom. All right,
you guys are going to the Maasai Mara.

I'll be the best date you ever had.

I knew when I picked Tom that it was
going to be a roller coaster ride. If

anyone should see something completely
different and really experience Africa,

thought Tom was really kind of deserving
it.

The plane landed, and we were whisked
away to a place called Governor's Camp.

You can imagine the ultimate five -star
luxury hotel just literally dropped

right in the middle of...

A lush African jungle, that's what it
was. It was just, it was like the Garden

of Eden.

Can you believe it?

Cool.

Oh, our own pooper.

That's it.

Oh.

Hey, hey, Dad, dude.

Oh.

That's the mara riva.

Holy moly. The hippos are right there.
Wow.

Oh, that was great. $1 .00 a tab. My
pleasure.

There it is.

Be sure to get your tip out of it.

Yeah.

Don't problem.

Guys and women.

Beautiful.

Paradise.

Amen.

Here, my friend. Cheers to you.

We'd eat more right now than we have in
30 days.

I don't think we would be well advised
to describe this place in all its detail

and glory to everyone else in the tribe
because I think they might just kill us

and bury us. This is a crime considering
they're back there right now cooking

mush in the boiling water.

We're having so much more fun than the
guys are on their trips, don't you

No. You don't even care to joke about
it?

No.

No, I think the guys are probably on the
trip of a lifetime.

And we're not. We're making cards. We're
making a deck of cards.

I love cards, and I know lots of games,
so I told them I would teach them some

games. But we're making the best of it.

We're very jealous, not even of just the
trip, but we're jealous of the food

that they're going to get.

I'm jealous mostly of the food that
they're going to get.

Look at that.

Just on that hog.

Good.

I feel like Marlon Perkins.

We just went on the base of the forest.

We got in a vehicle and got right up in
the mud and thousands of glitter beads.

We got right in the middle of them. They
didn't know what to do and we didn't

either.

They're crazy as hell. They're ugly.
They're ugly as a girl I used to date

home.

They're calling each other their mate.
Hell, they're butting heads and knocking

each other to the ground. It's a
cluster.

It's the damnedest thing you've ever
seen.

They sound like me on a good Saturday
night when I get home.

Two million head of animals.

moving at the same time.

Two million had a wild animal.

The safari was amazing.

I'm seeing just about every type of
wildlife that I've wanted to see. And

seeing it all in the space of an hour.

Look at him. Look at him.

Even with big cats, yawns are

contagious.

Look at the babies.

So cute.

He thought he was doing something.

You really think he's doing something?
Yeah.

When we came back from the spa, we were
just bubbling.

Now, what's this right here, Tommy?

All of a sudden, I looked up there.

Beside the river, and I seen two chairs
and a table, and on that table, it had a

few spirits on there. So I told Lex, I
said, hey, looks like we might ought to

have a toast.

Thank you for today.

Thank you for coming.

Both Tom and I like to tip a cocktail
back now and again at

home. And so our first thought coming
back was I'd kill somebody to get a nice

cold beer in me.

And this place is wonderful because if
you want something, there's somebody

right there. They can almost read your
mind.

To the game.

I've never drank beer with a mustache
before.

I've never drunk beer with a hippo
before.

When the dinner bell rang, Tom wasn't
quite done with his bottle of bourbon.

Tom's definitely not one to waste
anything, so he took his bottle with

fact, it was in his pocket.

Oh, beautiful.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Oh, this is great.

We have a little grilling down there. We
have some chicken and some lamb.

They brought me a piece of lamb this
bigger around and I'm a meat eater. I

that salad stuff is nice for women or
something, but I like meat. It was

absolutely melt in your mouth.

Thank you. Beautiful.

Thank you. You're the man, friend.

Fix me another sheep.

Hope you're hungry. I'm hungry. Good.
And I'm like, whoo.

I can imagine this tastes like mashed
potatoes.

Let me know.

Nope. It's not working.

It still tastes like corn mush. I don't
ever want to eat corn again.

Not a corn tortilla.

Not corn flakes.

Not corn on the chowder. Not corn
chowder. Not corn in the can. Not cream

Not corn bread. No corn muffins.

No burritos.

No corn tortillas. No popcorn at the
movies.

No more corn.

Please.

Live none finer.

It's raining all right. There's not been
a drop of rain hit my ass in 40 days

and 40 nights. I'm going to get out
there and put my ass out in it.

When we got back from dinner, Tom
decided to promptly...

helped himself to as much of the bourbon
as possible.

You want to see a rabbit pulled out of a
hat?

I know he was liquored and loaded, but
it just made the whole night that much

funnier. Look, I'm glad you picked me.

You didn't want to.

You'd have probably been bored, somebody
else. You knew you didn't.

Here, you'd probably want to bed at 7 o
'clock.

Hey, bartender, fix me a toddy.

Old Big Tom will love everybody.

Don't worry about them crocs. Old Big
Tom got some stinky socks.

Tom was spent.

So I kind of, I took him to bed.

Here we go.

Follow me. Here we go.

All right.

All I ask is that if you got a puke, you
go outside.

All right.

Hey, Lex, thank you.

Hey, my friend.

You're welcome.

I'd do it for you. I know you would. I
know you would.

You're damn right I would.

Morning. Good morning.

Oh, yeah.

This morning when I woke up, My head
wasn't a fifth in a war stub.

I said, where am I? I had to look
around. I was in a bed.

We're just waking up early because we
got an early morning wake -up call for

balloon ride time.

I drank a glass of water and ate four or
five cookies.

Well, it was on again.

I just got tanked back up.

Good morning.

Good morning. How you doing, Captain?

There's a big old heat.

Like God, he'd pull out them nozzles,
squirt that fire up there, and he'd

a flame like a dragon up in there.

And when he did, here we go.

Here we go.

Goodness gracious.

Holy moly.

That was almost as high as I thought. I
think you were higher.

This guy, Rob, he's from England. And
every time we get talking to him, that

thing would keep going down, down.

And I could see a tree in front of him.

Oh, my.

I kind of shut it. And he'd say, oh. And
then he'd go.

That was pretty good.

Oh,

crikey. After 30 years, if I can't get
it right by now, I never will. Yeah.

Hey, 30 years, you ever had to crash?

The balloons are wonderfully safe. The
most dangerous thing about ballooning is

actually filling the champagne when you
land.

Look at the hyena.

Well done. Look at him run, Big Tom.
Look at that. This is the way to see it.

I'm looking straight down into the
jungle, looking straight on overhead on

wildlife.

We're just whisking through this stuff,
you know, while the sun's coming up. It

was amazing.

It leaves you breathless.

They spend all night eating grass, and
then they spend all day in the river

getting rid of it.

Considering where we've been, just to
see the green, it makes you appreciate

so much more.

I hate to even blink, and I'm afraid
I'll miss something.

I see two wildebeest just bonging along.

I said, ain't that funny? I said, all
them wildebeest we've seen, these two

down here next to the river by
themselves.

I said, if I was a lion, I'd pick that
little one out. It'd be a good meal. I

had no longer said that, then all of a
sudden, a lion popped up. Look, look,

look, a lion here. Oh, look at that. Oh,

my God.

All of a sudden, that line kind of gives
up. And I said, well, the wildebeest is

one. About that time, here popped
another one up. That line had ran the

wildebeest into the other one. Wow!

Oh, my God.

Now, can you believe that?

Unbelievable.

Nice.

Got it!

Just like they said, with death by
asphyxiation.

He's just holding his mouth right on top
of that.

Wildebeest there. Where there were two
wildebeest, there's now one.

That was a treat. Fantastic.

That is rad. That is rad. That was cool.

My mind has been a pretty little old
tight thing. It's not been expanded very

much. But this whole thing has gave me
new life.

At 45, I thought I'd done some things.

And I found out I ain't done diddly.
This just shows me that there's more to

life than just...

What's our around the corner at the
house?

Going back to camp at this point is
going to be miserable.

I mean, I'm feeling sick about it.

Going back to camp now means going back
to the game. I'm going to be the last

person standing. So in the next couple
hours, I'll have to be on my game again,

as much as it pains me to admit it.

If you don't have any of those cards,
you can change it with an 8.

Any fruit you want.

Any call it. Say clubs or whatever.

Or the airplane.

Oh.

Back. Hey.

We waved and, you know, pretended to be
really excited that they're coming back

yet. We were just hoping they wouldn't
come back like bundles of energy because

we were on a definite different
wavelength than those guys. We were like

struggling, depressed, you know, hoping
we could go to sleep.

Hello.

They came back and very subtly and
slowly described their adventures, which

sounded wonderful to us. I know how rich
people vacation in Africa now. The

wildebeest was flying and zigzagging. I
mean, she was just cat and mouse.

It was neat hearing about everything
they did, but my mind's kind of going in

different directions on what to do. And
now at this point, instead of boggling

myself down mentally with strategy, I'm
really just...

holding out to see what happens with the
immunity challenge.

Hey, guys.

Okay,

today's immunity challenge works a
little differently.

Today you win by eliminating the others.

There are 18 hanging pots.

You each have your name on three of
those pots.

Those pots represent your immunity. As
long as you have a pot hanging, you're

still in the game. When your pots are
gone, so are you.

These sticks are traditional African
weapons called rungas. A skilled warrior

would crack a skull with one of these.

All you have to do is break the pots and
make them fall to the ground.

You'll throw one stick per round, and
after each round, you'll switch

Your goal, break your opponent's pots
before they break yours.

Last one left standing wins immunity.

Let me have it back.

Now, here we go. Unity at stake once
again.

Survivors ready.

Go.

First blood.

Tommy, it hurts.

Tommy, good shot. Tommy. All right,
everybody rotate.

Two steps down.

Teresa, still has two pots left.
Everyone else has three.

Survivors ready.

Tom, with another bust, taking out one
of Teresa, one of Kim Powers.

I'm not talking to you.

Drivers ready.

Go.

You hit me, Tom. Big Tom so far has
taken out one of Teresa's, one of Lex's,

one of Kim Powers.

Tops.

Kim Johnson, you hit your own pot.

I don't think it fell. That pot is dead.

Teresa, Max, Kim Powers, and Kim Johnson
have each lost one pot.

Survivors ready.

Throw.

Was that you, Ethan, took out Kim
Powers? Yeah.

Sorry, Kim. Kim Powers, you're down to
one pot left. He did offer up an

Yeah, whatever.

It was sort of a quiet one. I heard it.

Survivors ready.

Throw.

Ethan took out Teresa.

Tom took out Teresa.

Have a seat on the bench.

Kim Powers, you're down to one.

Lex, you're down to two. Everybody else
is good.

Survivors ready.

Toss.

Kim Powers.

Out of the game, Kim.

Sorry, but Tom, you're going down.

Watch how you toss.

Toss.

Ethan takes his first hit.

Survivors ready.

Throw.

Tom takes a hit from Kim Johnson.

Survivors ready.

Throw.

Ethan takes another hit from Big Tom.

Ethan down to one left. Everybody else
has two.

Survivors ready.

Throw.

Got one left, Kim. Ethan, you got one
left. Lex and Tom have two.

Survivors ready.

Ethan takes out Lex.

Lex, Kim Johnson, Ethan, down to one.

Throw.

Ethan out of the game. We're down to
three.

Big Tom, you have two pots left.

KJ and Lex, one pot.

Throw.

Kim Johnson, you're hanging on by a
thread, but you're still in.

You rat.

Survivors ready.

Throw.

Leck, you're done.

We're down to two.

Big Tom and KJ.

KJ, you have one pot left. Big Tom, you
have two.

Survivors ready.

Boom! Kim, you took out one of Tom's.
Tom took out your last one. Good work,

Tom. About time, Tommy. About time.

Hey, baby. Good job, man.

Big Tom, get over here. We'll see if
this will fit around your neck. Turn

around.

Hey, watch Buster the boil there. There
we go.

Congratulations.

Yes.

Good shot.

Every now and then I giggle to myself.

I'm like, oh my God, I'm almost there.

I don't want to screw anything up.

It's really exciting.

Nobody can vote for me when we go to
tribal council, so I'm guaranteed to be

here tomorrow.

Somebody's going to leave tonight, but
it ain't going to be me.

T -Bird's got, she's got a lot of fire
in her belly. And I know that there's

nothing more dangerous than a desperate
animal. An animal or a person that wants

something bad enough that they're
willing to just try anything.

I really don't want to see the guys come
down to the end.

No, I don't either.

If you go up against any of the guys in
the jury.

The guys are going to win.

Probably. Yeah.

But Dr. Teresa.

Her plan was to basically try to get the
girls to get together and maybe round

up Tommy or something and vote against
Lex. There's three of us and three of

them.

Yeah, but they want Lex first. Right.

But I don't know that Tommy's going to
vote for Lex.

Tom, I say Tom will vote for Lex. You
do?

If we could get one more to side with
us, we could get Lex off. This is the

you've got to start thinking, who do you
want to go to the end with and who do

you want off?

You're going to vote for Lex next.

If I lived to be 100, I still can't
thank Lex enough for him giving me the

opportunity to go on a safari. But even
after going, I'm still irritated.

I don't think he did me right.

Lex recruited Brandon to save him.

I felt like that Lex betrayed me, and he
knows my feelings on that.

We'll now bring in the jury, Kelly,
Frank, Brandon.

33 days.

Big week for you, Big Tom.

Wind immunity, go to the Mara.

We haven't got time to tell you how big
a trip it was.

Unbelievable, probably the best two days
of my life.

There's no way I can repay Lex for
taking me along.

I mean, if I live to be 100, thank you,
don't go far now.

Lex, from your point of view, how was
Tom as a traveling partner?

Never a dull moment.

Had a great time.

It was a blast.

All right, without thinking, I'm going
to ask you a question. Give me the first

thing that comes to your mind.

Ethan, when you think about home, what
do you miss most?

Couch. Teresa. Children.

The ability to be totally relaxed.

Wiking kids, no doubt.

My mom.

Cheeseburger.

So with the exception of Big Tom, a lot
of it is family, loved ones.

Are they going to be proud?

of how you've played the game so far?
How about for you, Kim Powers? I've

even camped before, so I think they'll
be pretty proud that I actually made it

33 days sleeping outside.

Big Tom, are you proud with how you've
played the game?

Maybe.

Maybe my middle legs had a moment or
two. I might cringe a little, but I

remember that much about it. Other than
that, I'll hold my head up. I have no

regret. How about you, Teresa?

Probably wouldn't have.

started out building such an alliance.

When I started, I think that caused a
lot of friction with our tribe, so I

wouldn't have started out that way.

Kim, how about for you?

I feel that I've played the game the way
I run my life, and I'm very proud to

have been here.

How about you, Ethan? I like the way
I've been playing the game. I'm having a

lot of fun. So far, it's gone pretty
well, but I don't know. It could change

tomorrow.

Lex, three out of the last four
challenges.

You've won.

It's been a while since you've been at
tribal council without that necklace

around your neck.

How different is it tonight?

Well, I mean, it feels a lot different
not having the protection and the

of that immunity necklace.

I might be a target. I mean, sure.

And I've seen my name on more than one
or two cards at previous tribal

so I know what it's like to almost be
taking that walk of shame.

But that's the reality of tribal
council.

And, you know, I'm here to...

Try to make it through it. It's time to
vote. Big Tom, you first.

This is the part of the game I hate.
Having to vote for someone out of the

that you really care about.

I'm stoked you made it this far, though.
Really stoked.

You're a strong competitor.

I'm giving you my vote.

Still crazy about you, though.

I'm going to tally the votes.

Once the votes are read, the decision is
final. The person will be asked to

leave the tribal council area
immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote.

Lex.

Lex. Two votes Lex.

Kim Powers.

Kim Powers.

Two votes Kim, two votes Lex.

Kim. That's three votes Kim, two votes
Lex.

Last vote.

Kim Powers.

You need to bring me your torch.

Jim, the tribe has spoken.

It's time for you to go.

You can head back to camp.

Good night.

Stay tuned for scenes from our next
episode.

Next time on Survivor, Moto Maggi
endures new hardships.

We've got an elephant disrespecting our
spring.

One survivor becomes the ambassador of a
momentous delivery.

And a long -standing alliance is thrown
into question. If I think that he's in a

situation where he's about to screw me
over and stab me in the back, I'll cut

his throat.

something that I will never, ever be
able to describe in enough detail to get

anybody who wasn't here any idea of what
it was actually like to be out here.

I've gained some courage and gained some
inner strength, and I'm very, very

thankful for that. It's been something
that will probably have changed me for

the good, I hope.