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JEFF PROBST: Previously on

Survivor:

When the two tribes first hit

the beach, they stayed true to

their nature.

The Heroes were heroic, and the

Villains were villainous.

Villains were villainous. The Heroes overcame injuries...

The Heroes overcame injuries...

PROBST: ...to win the first

challenge.

They also tirelessly worked

together to build a great camp.

Watching these guys working

together-- it's good to be a

Hero.

Villains!

Get your evil on.

PROBST: The Villains did not

work together and complained

work together and complained about everything.

about everything.

PROBST: It was the perfect

environment for Russell to work

his black magic.

Russell made deals with anyone

who would listen and even roped

who would listen and even roped in Parvati.

in Parvati.

PROBST: But by day two, the

game started to change.

At the Heroes' camp, J.T.

embraced the dark side by

making conflicting deals with

making conflicting deals with James and Tom.

James and Tom.

You're my guy for the end.

All right, you got me.

PROBST: At the Villains'

camp, Boston Rob behaved

heroically.

He worked hard around camp and

even built a fire without

flint.

And after getting sick and

passing out, he got up and

led his tribe to a

come-from-behind victory at the

immunity challenge.

Villains win the second

immunity challenge in a row!

After their second defeat in a

row, the Heroes were

demoralized, and James lashed

out.

He was telling you what to

do, and everybody mouth want to

talk.

PROBST: At Tribal Council,

James continued his tirade.

You're trying to blame this

entire challenge on me?

PROBST: And J.T.'s duplicity

was revealed when he chose not

to honor his alliance with Tom

by voting out Tom's closest

ally, Stephenie.

Steph, the tribe has spoken.

18 are left.

18 are left. Who will be voted out tonight?

Who will be voted out tonight?

Who will be voted out tonight? [squeaking]

[squeaking]

There's a lot of frustration,

James.

I get that.

You could have been gentler,

that's all.

Let's do what we can to get it

back on track, you know?

I can't believe...

I think we cleared up a lot

of things.

Yeah.

We aired things that needed

to be said. Um...

Let's work together, man.

That's all I want to do, man.

Right.

We got a good fire going.

I love that.

It's nice to come home to fire.

At Tribal Council tonight, I

mean, just a nasty turn with...

All right, Steph's going, and

then, James got to bring down,

you know, just nasty, brutish

bullying on her.

The vibe now is, everybody comes

home, puts on a happy face, and,

uh, tries to make it as pleasant

as possible to be together.

[indistinct chatter]

I respect you a lot, Tom.

Here's the thing, man.

I'm sorry for-for everything.

I'm sorry for-for everything. I-I knew...

I-I knew...

I-I knew... Right.

Right.

Hey, listen, sometimes with

numbers, that's the way the

dice come up.

I'm a big boy.

I'm okay with that.

Hey, I'm sorry, man.

Nope, it's all good.

It's all good.

I'll do my best.

I feel betrayed by J.T., but

if he really does feel bad about

it, um, he might be the guy to

keep me alive a little longer

and buy me some extra time if I

and buy me some extra time if I need it.

need it.

Right.

It's hard to play nice after a

scene like that, but that's

exactly what we need to do.

Right?

Yeah.

To be fair, the game has been

ugly, so maybe we were naive to

think we were coming back, and

it was going to be Marquis of

Queensberry rules here and

everybody fighting fair, and...

Right.

So, we know the guys that are

playing the game, and, uh, be

smarter.

Yeah.

Yeah. Be smarter.

Be smarter.

Okay, hold it, hold it.

I'm going to try to get in here.

I don't know what...

Ugh!

Oh, it hurts!

Ow! Ow!

This sucks.

Oh.

Is he moving again?

Yeah.

Does your head stay on his

chest, or does it roll off?

[laughter]

Mine just rolls right off.

It won't stay.

Ew!

[laughter]

Stop it!

Stop it! [laughter continues]

[laughter continues]

[laughter]

Ew!

I mean, at the end of the

day, I wanted to see what would

develop, and you notice

different things around camp.

I mean, the clearest sign...

For anybody that's going to play

Survivor in the future, I'm

going to give you the key to

figuring out who's on what team.

Watch how they sleep at night.

Whoever's sleeping next to who--

and I'm even guilty of it-- will

tell you who's aligned with who.

Because at night when you go to

sleep, you don't usually go to

sleep next to the guy who you

want to vote off.

All right.

Sorry.

It's okay.

I don't trust Russell's ass

at all.

At all.

I mean, he's running around with

puppy doggy eyes over Parvati

since the minute we landed here.

He won't do anything without

her.

He has to sleep next to her

every night.

Coach and Jerri are trying to do

the same thing.

That can be dangerous.

I know. I've been there.

And I know how powerful that

And I know how powerful that kind of an alliance is.

kind of an alliance is.

Our tribe has not been solid

since we've been together.

That's why I was kind of hoping

for a rainy day that would force

us all in the shelter, all day

today, and play games and talk

and do some bonding stuff and do

some empowerment stuff.

This is the coop, huh? Sweet!

If we don't become a good,

cohesive team, we will continue

to lose.

Get them inside.

Get them inside. [clucking]

[clucking]

They got out.

Hell, yeah!

Free chickies!

Oh, my gosh.

That's him right there.

Get him out of there.

Oh, they're right there,

y'all.

Let's just grab them.

Grab 'em, bro.

[loud clucking]

Okay, there's one of them.

Hold him.

I don't even see the other

one.

Oh, there he is.

There he is! There he is!

There he is!

Grab him!

Hang on. Don't...

Don't get him running.

He is now wanted, dead or

alive, so it's his choice.

He just went out that way,

that way, that way.

What?

There he goes.

He's under the shelter.

Surround the shelter and

let's do the same thing.

He's coming out the back.

That's good. Yeah.

Good.

Good, good, good, Tom, very,

very good...

[whooping]

Still got it!

Good job, Tom!

It was a neat experience,

wrangling the chickens as a

tribe.

tribe. Um, that's what we need.

Um, that's what we need.

So in that sense, the

chickens getting out was

supposed to happen to help us

supposed to happen to help us bond.

bond.

bond. [Rupert snorts]

[Rupert snorts]

They're not going to kill

that thing so fast.

I can't believe that thing is

just sitting there, dude.

So, what's up, man?

The first vote is the most

important vote.

Right.

You got to be careful.

That's what I wanted to talk to

you about.

You got to be careful, 'cause

people want to have any excuse

to not be the vote.

What is that excuse?

"Oh, Russell and Parvati are

together."

Right.

Whatever it is...

Right.

Everybody's going to use an

excuse so it's not them.

Russell, um, is walking on very

thin ice.

Parvati, in my opinion, is the

most dangerous player on our

tribe.

And it's not that we're cool

or nothing-- me and Parvati.

It's because, uh, she's a good

asset to the team.

For him to be following

around Parvati is no strategy

at all.

It's puppy love.

She's got the charm.

She's got the smile.

For some reason, when she pays

attention to you, you feel like

you light up.

It's not that people don't see

it.

It's just that they are allured

by her charm, and they're taken

by it.

They're smitten by it.

They're smitten by it. It's unbelievable.

It's unbelievable.

What's the deal?

What's the deal? Uh...

Uh...

About what?

Who can kind of...

Uh, ultimately, I'm trying

to get a feel on Russell on what

he's thinking about Parvati,

and...

And not for nothing, but

I've seen this go down before.

You got to be careful, you know,

the way you're hanging out with

her and everything.

Yeah, I know.

And I mean, she might... she

might not be the strongest, and

she got a lot of friends on the

other side.

Right.

And we see you marching

around with her, so...

Yeah.

...you have to understand

our concern.

Oh, I understand it.

Am I right, or am I right?

Yeah, you're totally right,

and it's like it's ostracizing

you.

Right.

And you got to be cool on

that, man.

that, man. Man.

Man.

I mean, what else can you do?

You've got to do it.

I have no choice.

That would be my... the end of

my game...

Everybody knows Coach is a big

joke, so he can go around

flapping his jaws all he wants.

The thing with Rob-- he thinks

he's the boss of the camp, like

that's my daddy.

Well, I'm the daddy around here.

But I got to listen to this fool

like he's in control.

But that's what I have to do to

get to the top.

That's what I'm going to have

to do until he's gone.

He don't know who he's messing

with.

Nobody knows who they're

messing with around here.

It's Russell Hantz.

It's Russell Hantz. Give me a break!

Give me a break!

And he's, like, "No, no.

She'll know something's coming.

man.

Just keep doing what you're

doing, brother."

"Keep doing what you're

doing."

Wow.

He is after you.

He is demented.

I didn't want your name to

even be on the block.

It worries me because of that,

so I was... I was even trying to

convince him...

I'm used to it, honestly.

I was even trying to convince

him another way.

I've dodged a few bullets.

Why do they always want to vote

me out?

I don't know.

I'm just a sweet, innocent,

little girl, really.

[laughs]

And then Rob came over there

and said, "Give us your word

you'll get rid of her."

I said, "Dude, do you seriously

think I'm here to hook up with

a girl?

I mean, please."

I made an alliance really

early on with Russell, and so, I

don't know what I'm going to

have to do, but who else am I

going to be with right now

besides Russell?

I don't trust anyone, and I

actually do trust him, even

though he's kind of a lunatic.

I said I'll show you how to

get rid of her, and we'll get

rid of her-- and then y'all can

trust me then, so she's gone.

Okay?

And that's it.

[Parvati laughs]

If I'm gone, you're gone

next.

Yeah.

You know that.

You know that. Yeah. Bye.

Yeah. Bye.

So I'm three days out,

basically, from the, you know,

95 degrees, hot as hell, started

throwing up.

My gums were, like, bleeding a

little bit.

I mean, I started getting these

big sores on my face.

I'm, like, all right, what's

this?

Is this the same story as

last night?

Not the same story, my

friend.

It's not? It's awful similar.

No, it's not, trust me.

Okay.

So it took me eight days to

get from, uh... de Los

Angeles...

Yeah, I had my compass set on,

uh, east-due-east, and I was

hoping I would make it. So...

[chuckles]: Rob thinks he's

running the show, and Coach

thinks he's running the show.

But I'm gonna take control of

that.

They want to play rough?

I can play rough.

King Rustall can get rid of the

machete.

You know what happens then?

Getting rid of the machete will

cause conflict in this camp.

Rob's going to go crazy.

The tribe's going to go crazy.

Everything's going to go

haywire.

Can't find the machete, can't

eat the chickens, can't open

the coconuts, can't start fire.

And that's a good thing.

95 degrees, hot as hell, and

I was thinking to myself, what

am I going to do?

I've got no water.

This is going to be

wonderful, 'cause it's not just

going to be the machete.

Old Boston Rob likes that hat,

don't he?

I think he will go nuts without

his little "B" hat.

I don't even like the Boston

Red Sox.

Red Sox. It's the Houston Astros, baby.

It's the Houston Astros, baby.

It's the Houston Astros, baby. COACH: ♪ Oh...

COACH: ♪ Oh...

♪ I...

Give you...

Give you... All of my strength. ♪

All of my strength. ♪

Who wants clam?

Russell, Rob, Parvati?

Nobody?

I'm fine without a clam

right now.

Courtney?

'Cause I don't want it to spoil

'cause it's out of the water

and I don't want it to... you

know, go to waste, and I don't

want to eat it all, either.

Well, just eat a little bit

of it and throw it away.

All right.

All right. Machete?

Machete?

Machete? Damn.

Damn.

I did find one giant clam that

was good for five or six bites

of food, but nobody cared.

You know, I'm used to seeing on

Survivor where somebody brings

a fish in this size, and the

entire tribe swarms him hoping

to get an ounce of meat, and you

eat what you can eat when you

can get it and you don't ask

questions, 'cause you don't

know where your next food is

coming from.

Randy, this thing cuts good.

Ew.

Got to eat.

You don't like it?

You want a white piece?

Of this?

[Parvati spits]

Sorry.

No?

I can't eat it.

It makes me gag.

No, we're not gonna waste

this on you.

Mm-mm, don't do it.

We won't.

[laughter]

Survivor, in so many ways,

is like the real world--

you don't get ahead by being

smart...

clever, hardworking.

You get ahead, unfortunately,

with a pretty smile and being

able to schmooze people.

And Parvati is the queen.

You know, this whole game is

designed to mess with

everybody's nerves, and it

works.

The team's only as good as

its weakest player.

And that's why we never get

anything done around camp.

Because the weakest players

just sit there and think that

they can look pretty and cute

and have everything handed to

them. Right?

Well... let's vote them out.

I personally can't stand it

when I see people that are

loafers and people that are

weak.

It's not fair.

It's just simply unjust.

And it's selfish, and it's

egotistical that "I can do

nothing, sit back, feed me

grapes like a Greek goddess."

It's just... the whole thing

It's just... the whole thing just stinks.

just stinks.

You know, I think you're a

great player, and, um... I'd

like to make it to the end.

Yeah, I do, too.

But if somebody's not

talking to me strategy, they're

talking to somebody else.

Mm-hmm.

And when you come talking

with somebody on the day we're

going to Tribal Council, that

doesn't count.

You know what I mean?

'Cause you need a favor then.

Candice is beginning to

scare me a lot.

She's much more strategical

than I gave her credit for to

begin with.

I think Cirie is trustworthy

if... she feels safe within...

If she feels safe.

Candice may be the next one

to go, in my opinion, but, you

know, it's not all up to me.

Not in this group.

What are your thoughts?

Everything still good?

It's hard to trust anyone

out here right now.

out here right now. Mm. Tell me about it.

Mm. Tell me about it.

[laughs]

Okay.

I got her.

I can get rid of her. [laughs]

I can tell a story when I need

to.

I think my lying ability is...

probably better than it should

be.

Considering I don't do it very

much in everyday life, I'm

pretty good at it out here.

[water splashing]

I'm-I'm nervous now.

About what?

About us.

You're nervous about me and

you?

Yeah.

Why? What...

I hear-hear stuff.

Tell me what you hear.

That you don't trust me,

and...

Who said that?

[Cirie laughs]

I don't want to say who said

it-- I just want to...

Well, it doesn't matter who

said it, 'cause it's not true.

I'm thinking, where did that

come from, because I have never

said that.

Either somebody is trying to

make sure that she and I don't

trust each other, or I'm

thinking there's something

weird going on.

Did you tell Cirie in any way

that... I said or that I don't

trust her?

Absolutely not.

Okay.

She's hearing around that I

said I don't trust her.

I've never heard you talk

bad about Cirie.

bad about Cirie. No, and I haven't.

No, and I haven't.

Cirie just told me that

somebody is telling her that I

said I don't trust her.

I don't have any idea what

you're talking about.

I just wish you would just chill

out just for a second, just for

a little while, and then we'd be

all right.

Candice, I mean, she's a nut.

Everybody's going to play with

Candice 'cause she's hustling

a little bit too much.

I don't know what's wrong with

the girl.

Like, I don't even care about

the whole... we can't even focus

on all that stuff right now.

It's pointless to even worry

about all that.

I just want to get to

I just want to get to challenges and win.

challenges and win.

challenges and win. ♪

♪

♪ PROBST: Come on in, guys!

PROBST: Come on in, guys!

Villains getting your first

look at the new Hero tribe.

Stephenie voted out at the last

Tribal Council.

Oh...

PROBST: You guys ready to

get to your next challenge?

Yes, sir.

PROBST: First things first.

Once again, immunity is back up

for grabs.

For today's challenge, you are

going to square off, one on one,

sumo style.

Using a large, heavy bag, you

will attempt to knock your

opponent into the mud.

Two rules-- you must keep both

hands on the bag at all times;

cannot use your legs as a

weapon.

First tribe to score eight wins

immunity, safe from the vote.

Losers go to Tribal Council,

where somebody will be voted

out of this game.

In addition, you are once again

playing for reward, and it is a

doozy.

First, we have luxury items.

Each of you brought one item

from home to remind you of the

love you left behind.

In addition, you are playing

for coffee, sugar...

Coffee!

PROBST: ...and a week's worth

of rice.

Worth playing for?

Yes!

PROBST: Villains, you are

sitting out two people.

You must sit out two women.

Me and Courtney.

PROBST: Courtney and Sandra

sitting out.

You two take a spot on the

bench.

Everybody else, I'll give you a

minute to strategize and change

minute to strategize and change clothes if you like.

clothes if you like.

All right, Tom heading out for

the Heroes, going up against

Russell.

Tom for the Heroes taking on

Russell for the Villains in our

first round.

Do it, Tom.

Show him!

PROBST: Tom did this

challenge in his season in

Palau, and he was victorious.

Let's see how it goes against

Russell.

Survivors ready?

Let's go, Russell!

PROBST: Go!

Tom not messing around!

Sends Russell into the mud

easily.

[others shouting, cheering]

Heroes lead one-zip.

It's all right, Russell!

Come on!

PROBST: Next round, it is

Parvati for the Villains,

Candice for the Heroes.

You be strong!

PROBST: Heroes lead one-zip.

Playing to eight.

Survivors ready?

Attack her, Candice!

Attack her!

PROBST: Go!

Parvati now has Candice near

the edge.

Parvati's now down.

Candice has Parvati on her back.

Come on, Parvati!

Keep fighting!

PROBST: Candice using her

body.

Parvati back on her feet.

Candice has Parvati on the run

again!

Candice now takes Parvati out!

Parvati first in the mud!

Heroes score!

Heroes lead two-zip.

Good job, Parvati.

PROBST: Next two.

It is Rupert, aggressive and

ready, taking on the dragon

slayer... Coach.

Come on, Rupe!

PROBST: Survivors ready?

Go!

[shouting]

Rain coming down now for this

battle.

Coach going to the face of

Rupert.

[overlapping shouting]

Come on, Rupert!

PROBST: Rupert has Coach.

Coach, get your hand on the bag!

No, no.

Replaying.

[Coach yelling]

No! No! No!

[Coach yells]

[Coach yells] Coach! Coach?

Coach! Coach?

You lost. Come over here.

PROBST: No!

What?

You lost.

PROBST: Do over.

Coach, inadvertent or not, you

used your arm.

[thunder rumbling]

Oh!

Take that anger and point it to

the pirate, not me.

Let's go!

Never mind that. Let's go.

Finish the job, Coach.

Look, you got to get lower

and get meaner!

You got to attack!

PROBST: Here we go.

Survivors ready?

Survivors ready? Come on, Coach!

Come on, Coach!

PROBST: Go!

[overlapping shouting]

Villains want to score.

Coach going for the head.

Coach in trouble.

Coach in the mud for the

Villains.

Villains. Heroes score!

Heroes score!

Yeah.

PROBST: Heroes lead

three-zip.

Next round.

Jerri Manthey for the Villains

taking on Cirie for the Heroes.

Cirie!

Whup her ass!

PROBST: Survivors ready?

Go!

Come on!

PROBST: Cirie goes after

Jerri.

She has her on the run.

Jerri down.

Jerri in the mud.

Heroes score again.

Heroes lead four-zip.

All right, next two.

Heroes-- J.T. taking on Tyson.

Here we go, Tyson.

Go, Tyson!

That's the way you do it.

Bet off!

Yay!

PROBST: Tyson clearing his

mud off in front of J.T.'s

area.

Heroes lead four-zip.

Survivors ready?

Go!

J.T. comes out hard and strong.

Tyson not backing down.

Get him, Tyson!

Tys, get down!

[overlapping shouting]

PROBST: J.T. going after

Tyson.

Tyson in trouble.

Tyson in the mud for the

Villains!

Heroes score.

Heroes lead five-zip.

That's who we are.

PROBST: Next round, Danielle

for the Villains taking on

Amanda for the Heroes.

Come on, Amanda!

PROBST: Survivors ready?

Go!

[overlapping shouting]

Danielle going hard against

Amanda.

Amanda spins around, stays

alive.

Danielle pushing hard.

Amanda fighting back.

Now Amanda has Danielle on the

run.

Heroes score again!

Heroes lead six-zip, making it

look easy.

Yeah!

PROBST: Next two.

It is Colby...

Come on, Colby.

PROBST: ...for the Heroes

taking on Boston Rob for the

Villains.

Rob!

PROBST: Heroes lead six-zip.

We're playing to eight.

Survivors ready?

Go!

Come on, Rob!

PROBST: Colby goes strong.

Rob slips, but stays on.

Rob squirming to stay alive.

Get him, Robbie.

PROBST: Rob has Colby.

Colby fighting to get back up.

[overlapping chatter]

Heads are butting.

Get him, Colby!

PROBST: Colby has Rob down

now.

Rob trying to stay low and keep

his leverage.

Colby pushes Rob into the mud.

Heroes score again.

Heroes score again. Heroes seven, Villains nothing.

Heroes seven, Villains nothing.

Good luck, man.

That's a strong opponent you're

going to have.

PROBST: All right, next two.

James for the Heroes, taking on

James for the Heroes, taking on Randy for the Villains.

Randy for the Villains.

Heroes need one point to win

immunity and a big reward.

All right, Randy, do your

best, Randy!

best, Randy! Come on. Get down in there.

Come on. Get down in there.

Let's get it, baby.

You like beating up old men?

Come on, big man.

Grab the bag, baby.

Don't talk now.

PROBST: Here we go.

Survivors ready?

Go!

James goes after Randy, and with

one push, Randy in the mud!

Heroes win immunity and reward.

[cheering]

Yeah!

[whooping]

Yeah, that was real

heroesque.

Real classy.

Get your ... out of there.

I told you, you were on the

wrong team, James.

PROBST: Heroes,

congratulations.

For the first time, immunity

is yours.

Yeah!

Yes!

PROBST: In addition to

immunity, you have coffee,

sugar, rice for a week and

some luxury items.

Grab your stuff.

Head back to camp.

Enjoy the night off from Tribal.

Cirie's got the cleanest hands.

Yes, you take that.

PROBST: Villains, Tribal

Council for you guys.

One of the ten of you will be

the third person voted out of

this game.

Should be an interesting

afternoon.

Grab your stuff.

Head back to camp.

Head back to camp. I will see you at Tribal.

I will see you at Tribal.

[laughter]

Oh, dude.

Feel your hair.

Dude, come on!

Oh, my God, it's a lot of

mud.

Yeah, those Heroes were

waiting to wallop on us a bit.

I guess they must have all

eaten steroid sandwiches right

before the, uh... the challenge.

They were all crazy-eyed, and,

uh, it was almost scary to look

in their faces.

Not that it was intimidating,

but I worried for their sanity.

There you go.

A mess.

Everyone's a mess.

Little pigpen.

From the, uh... the Muppets?

The Peanuts.

Peanuts.

You don't even have to be

told that your name is on the

block.

You can just sense it.

I'm the oldest guy in the game,

I'm the oldest guy in this

tribe, and Russell and Boston

Rob and probably Tyson are

falling for the oldest trick in

the book since cave man days

that these girls can get what

they want if they bat their

eyes and flirt.

Scrubbing is involved.

Yeah.

Parvati is a threat right

now, even though she may be in

a minority in this tribe.

But if we overlook her because

she's got a pretty smile and a

nice wiggle, she's going to be

trouble when she meets up with

her old friends James, Cirie

and Amanda.

And we could all pay dearly for

not taking care of business

right now, and by taking care

of business, I mean getting her

of business, I mean getting her out of here as soon as possible.

out of here as soon as possible.

No, I'm...

I have not made my bet yet.

Answer the question.

Answer the question. I have not made my bet yet.

I have not made my bet yet.

I hardly ever even talk

strategy.

The only person I talk strategy

with is Randy, because he's a

a super fan.

Oh, Coach, please.

Every time I see you, you're

running around grabbing someone,

trying to talk to them.

That is not true.

That is totally not true.

That is not true.

I don't lie.

You know, Parvati came at me

real aggressive in the water

today saying, "You know, are you

targeting me?"

I kept trying to fend off her

question, and yet she thinks

that she can bat her eyelashes

and wiggle her hips and roll

down a very short bathing suit

already to make it even more

skimpy, and everybody will

follow her around.

Well, maybe Russell will, maybe

other people will.

Maybe Tyson will.

I sure as hell won't.

I don't want to go, and I

don't think I'm the weakest.

I think I would be a poor choice

to go.

I think you could use me to your

advantage.

That stuff doesn't work on

me.

I've been coaching college

soccer for women for 13 years,

and I've never had one of those

girls bat their eyes at me and

make a difference in their

make a difference in their playing time.

playing time.

Never.

Fear's never controlled me,

and flirting has never

controlled me.

I'm my own man.

Really?

I'm going to make my

decision...

I just want you to know.

I don't think any flirting

controls anyone.

But I do like flirting with

you.

I think it's ridiculous that

people think that.

So out here with a million

dollars on the line, certainly

isn't going to happen.

And anybody that lets it happen

will be a fool.

Parvati has too many friends

on the other side, and they're

controlling that game over

there.

Randy has no friends anywhere,

here or there.

She's dangerous.

Randy is not dangerous.

What do you think?

Amanda, come here.

Are you hearing this?

I heard him.

It has to be a group effort.

It can't be two or three

going...

You know what I'm saying?

I know.

Like, it has to be the

majority, and what is the

majority?

Randy is weak.

Why would we want to weaken our

tribe?

I just know she has a ton of

friends over there.

I'd rather take Randy out

than Parvati.

So, let's make a decision.

People are coming.

Parvati is like a virus.

That girl needs to go.

She has a way of just, like,

roping people in, even when they

don't want anything to do with

her.

I'm going to find out how to

bottle that up and use it in my

real life, 'cause it's pretty

powerful stuff.

I'm safe tonight.

You're safe tonight.

We know the two people whose

names are there, um, and I don't

know what to do.

You know?

I don't know where you're at.

I'm going to tell you like

this.

I'm not in trouble.

I don't want to, either.

Therefore, I don't need...

I feel the same way.

All I'm going to do is,

where's everybody at?

Boom, that's it, done.

That's it.

If they all want him out, that's

who I'll write.

If they all want her out, that's

who I'll write.

That's it.

Let me go do this thing.

Let me go do this thing. Okay.

Okay.

It doesn't matter, either.

It's just a matter...

He's, obviously, the weakest

link, so...

Yeah. I mean, this is a lot

of...

We don't have to play that

card, but a lot of people want

to, and that's... it's

overall just...

I know, but I'm just going

to say it again because...

Everyone...

I think everyone has their own

strength...

Yeah, but if we vote him out

tonight, they'll have to sit out

one of their strong guys in the

next challenge, so that will

give us a fighting chance.

I mean, we don't know.

Yeah, you don't know.

Yeah.

I'm just saying that

I'm just saying that that's...

that's...

Well, if you're going to say

not Randy, then you have to say

someone else?

I don't have to say.

Why not?

Because I don't know.

I'm just trying to figure out

what's going on.

Well, but if you're trying to

get someone to vote for someone,

you have to say who.

I'm not trying to get anybody

to vote for anybody yet.

I don't know what's going on,

honestly.

Moments like that drive me up

the wall.

That girl-- she thinks that she

can make people do whatever she

wants, and people are, but I'm

not.

I am not.

I'm at the point right now,

where every time I'm around

here, I just want to punch her

in the face.

That's all I can think about is

just taking her down.

Boy, I'll tell you what.

Jerri's annoying.

[laughs]

I mean, she is the fakest

Fakey McGee I've ever met.

I know she's running around

behind my back talking about me.

She's just, like, a bitter old

cougar, and I think her days are

numbered, too.

I loved it when I saw

Stephenie gone, 'cause that

should make it clear to you

what's going on.

It should make it clear to Rob

what's going on.

If you guys don't see that,

you're next.

I don't have a clue what you

were talking to Parvati about,

and I don't even want to know.

But... this is Micronesia 2.0.

Oh, it is.

And if you guys don't see

that, I don't want to play the

game with you anymore, I really

don't.

I'm not going to scramble today

like a dead man walking,

because...

No, I'm gonna be scrambling.

Because if I am dead man

walking... [laughs]

a lot of my friends are next.

And, you know, I'll see you in

Loser's Lodge.

I'll buy you a beer.

There's nobody out here

that's honorable.

There's nobody out here that's

honorable... anymore.

Except for me.

I hate to pontificate about

that but, you know, Martin

Luther King says that the

greatest measure of a man is

not in the way he handles times

of comfort, but in the way he

rises with controversy and

challenge.

There's always hope.

The last thing we have in life

or in this game is hope that

the impossible happens, that we

dare to dream, that Randy's

going to wake up in this camp

tomorrow.

So yes, there's still hope.

While I still have a breath and

a brain cell in my brain, I

a brain cell in my brain, I will fight for him.

will fight for him.

PROBST: Behind each of you

is a torch.

Go ahead and grab one.

Dip it in and get fire.

This is part of the ritual of

Tribal Council, because in this

game fire represents your life.

As long as you have fire,

you're still in the game.

When your fire is gone, so are

you.

Sandra, when you play a game

like this with 20 people who

have all played-- some two,

some three times-- how big a

consideration is past

relationships, whether within

this tribe or people that are

on the other tribe?

There's a lot of things we

take into consideration.

One, who's won before.

Who's been out here three times.

Who has friends on another

tribe.

For instance, with Parvati,

we're thinking, okay, Cirie's

over there, James is over

there, Amanda's over there.

Like, how far do we want them

to go, and then, once we merge,

are we screwed?

PROBST: Parvati, you're

shaking your head.

Yeah, everyone's nervous

about me flipping if a merge

comes.

All I can say is that I want to

stick true to this tribe.

But, you know, it's words, and

in this game, your word doesn't

mean that much.

It's really your actions that

matter.

PROBST: Russell, what kind

of weight do you give that?

I think it is a huge

advantage that somebody might

know three or four people on

the other tribe.

It's a huge advantage.

PROBST: Jerri, do you think

tonight's vote should be based

on performances at challenges?

I think the physical side of

this is very important for us.

This is our first loss, and we

don't want to lose any more.

But I know myself I'm still

taking into account all the

other factors, relationships

and all that sort of thing.

PROBST: So for you, past

relationships, whether within

your own tribe or the other

tribe, is a big factor?

I think it should be a big

factor for everyone.

PROBST: Sandra, is there a

leader on this tribe?

Well, it all depends on what

we're doing.

If we're building the shelter,

we start listening to him, and

then when it gets too much,

then we go off on our own.

And then Coach'll delegate,

"You do this and I'll do this

and we'll go do that," but then

when you look, Coach is gone

two miles out.

Sandra, you only mentioned

me in that, and I don't know if

it's a jibe at me, but that's a

bunch of bull.

I collected firewood for three

hours, thank you very much.

Nobody's out there collecting

firewood like I am.

I've been working hard around

camp, and I resent you for

saying that.

In fact, why do you think we

have the worst shelter in

Survivor history?

Because it's like herding cats.

It's not the worst shelter

in Survivor history-- I was in

that one, actually.

I'd argue that I was

also a part of one of those

contenders.

I want to say one other

thing to Sandra.

If you think I'm not pulling my

weight around camp and in the

challenges, then put my name

down on the paper tonight.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

That's not what I'm saying.

Well, that's what you made it

sound like.

You made it sound like I'm an

ass that sits there that wants

to be a leader and then doesn't

do any work.

And we ain't got a machete!

We haven't had a machete all

day.

PROBST: What do you mean, you

have no machete?

It grew legs and walked off.

[Probst laughs]

We have three chickens,

though.

PROBST: Parvati, you guys

are literally laughing about

how bad it is at camp.

We're kind of a tribe full

of misfits, Jeff.

We're the Villains.

Russell, what are you making

of this tribe you're on?

It's definitely different.

The dodos I played with last

time couldn't hold a candle to

any one of these players.

Mm...

So it's fun, but it's a lot

harder, because you have

everybody playing the game.

But that's what I like, and

that's what I want to see, and

that's what I respect.

PROBST: Rob, given how well

you guys have done overall at

the challenges so far, I'm a

little surprised at the lack of

cohesiveness within the group.

Do you think just coming to

Tribal Council alone will

impact that when you guys go

back to camp?

No. I don't think so.

I think that when we have a

challenge, we know what we have

to do, and we figure out a way

very quickly on how to

accomplish it.

At camp, it's a different story.

There's nobody to tell us, "You

need to make your shelter

better," or "You need to

collect firewood."

There's not that sense of

urgency.

So I don't think it will change.

PROBST: All right, it is

time to vote.

time to vote. Russell, you're up.

Russell, you're up.

It was either you or me

tonight, and I wasn't gonna go

tonight, and I wasn't gonna go down without a fight.

down without a fight.

PROBST: I'll go tally the

PROBST: I'll go tally the votes.

votes.

Once the votes are read, the

decision is final.

Person voted out will be asked

to leave the Tribal Council

area immediately.

area immediately. I'll read the votes.

I'll read the votes.

First vote...

Randy.

Rob.

One vote Rob.

Randy.

Randy. Two votes Randy, one vote Rob.

Two votes Randy, one vote Rob.

Randy.

That's three votes Randy, one

vote Rob.

Randy.

Four votes Randy, one vote Rob.

Randy.

That's five votes Randy, one

vote Rob.

Third person voted out of

Survivor: Heroes vs.

Villains...

Randy.

That's six; that's enough.

That's six; that's enough. You need to bring me your torch.

You need to bring me your torch.

Randy, the tribe has spoken.

Randy, the tribe has spoken. ♪

♪

Well, even though we're only

eight days into the game, if

you don't get your camp life

together, it will catch up to

you, and you will be coming

back to Tribal, and more people

will be going home.

Grab your torches.

Head back to camp.

Head back to camp. Good night.

Good night.

PROBST: Stay tuned for scenes

PROBST: Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode.

from our next episode.

PROBST: Next time on

Survivor:

Coach melts down.

Why does nobody say anything

good about me?

I think I'll go this way.

PROBST: The Hero tribe

splinters apart while looking

for the hidden immunity idol.

This is not a group effort.

It's every man for himself.

PROBST: And the clock is

ticking on Russell.

Russell's a bonehead.

Russell's a bonehead. It's time for him to go home.

It's time for him to go home.

It was definitely a mistake

for this tribe not to vote out

Parvati, but I knew Parvati

wasn't gonna go home, so I

decided to shoot a bullet Bob's

way, send a little message.

Whether anybody gets that

message, I don't know.

I hope it comes back and haunts

each and every one of them.

I never felt a part of this

tribe, so, you know, good luck

tribe, so, you know, good luck to them.