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Previously on Australian Survivor...

I'm really struggling on my own.

..Daisy was feeling the
isolation of Exile Beach.

Just going to keep pushing.
I definitely think I'm a fighter.

I need to get back into the game
and show them what I'm made of.

The only way back, to beat the
person who was about to join her.

I would rather give
birth than go to Exile.

But nobody wanted it to be them.

Me going to Exile is not an option.

Cracks were starting to appear
in the Champions Alliance.

The Champions could turn on
each other at any point.

And with Luke
already prepared to flip...

I just want to blindside
the hell out of it.

..Harry just needed another vote.

Like, how do you see yourself
getting to the end?

I don't know.

Maybe it's about time for me to have
the guts to flip that alliance.

But Abbey wasn't quite ready
to write down Janine.

I just don't want to risk J
coming back in.

I could risk Simon coming back in.

Janine is a huge player in this game.

Even though it's not Janine
going to Exile,

the Champions are finally starting
to turn on each other.

At Tribal Council
Janine was feeling confident.

So the Champions
are staying strong tonight.

I have no doubt in my mind.

And Harry was savouring every moment.

This five is a ticking time bomb.

It has to go off at some point,
it's just a matter of when.

We've got dominance here at the moment.

So we'll stay true to what we've
been doing for quite some time.

It was more than just a blindside.

Second person set to Exile Beach...

..Simon.

..it was a massive game changer.

Eight are left.
Who will be voted out tonight?

It's been really hard
being in exile beach.

I reckon this is one of the
hardest things I've ever done.

The other 38 days before Exile Beach
were a breeze compared to this.

I definitely thought about quitting
a couple of times but, you know,

it's not in my nature.

I have to stick things out
and I have to keep going.

I'm pretty shocked
by what's just happened.

Luke, Harry voted, along with Abby
flipped enough, voted for me.

So here I am at Exile Beach.

It's what you call a blindside.
Yeah, no doubt about that.

I just feel pretty shattered.

You know, just been voted out
by your tribe mates.

What?!

- Oh, my God!
- Hello, buddy.

What happened?

You are not who I expected
to walk through that the door.

I always like, "It'll be Harry
or Luke, for sure."

Uh, bit of mixed feelings
about Simon being at Exile

'cause the rules are being
sent to Exile Beach

are we have to battle it off to see
who can get back into the game.

You know, I'm here, I'm still...

- I haven't packed my bags yet.
- No.

Best case scenario would be
I would win,

but Simon's an ex-football player,

you know, he's an athlete.

I've no idea what type of challenge
it would be.

I just know I need to beat Simon.

Today is D-Day. It's do or die.

Just been through the shittest
three days ever at Exile Beach.

But I'm tough as nails.

I'm a country girl at heart.

I mean, I've lived
through three droughts.

It gives you some sort of grit
that you can push through things

when times are tough.

To go up against someone like Simon,

I'm just going to give
it everything I've got.

This is my last chance to get back
into the game and I'm going to do

everything I can to make it happen.

Exile Beach
is a pretty lonely place.

It's definitely an example
of just how tough this time is.

But it's always that time
to think about how on Earth

are you going to get yourself
back in the game.

I got blindsided.

The only option for me now is to fight.

- Let's do this.
- Let's do it.

- Good luck, Daise.
- You too, mate.

All the best, buddy.

This is the moment in time
I've got to grasp with two hands

and make sure I'm the one that's
the victor at the end of the day.

Makes you realise you're clinging on
white knuckle, to the game.

Now bring in Simon and Daisy
from Exile.

- Daisy.
- Yeah.

We've had some
pretty hectic weather lately.

How hard has it been
out of Exile for you?

Um, that nearly broke me.

I...

Yeah, it was hard.

It was definitely one of
the hardest things I've ever done.

But, you know, I could hear Mum
in the back of my head...

..just telling me to keep going.

So, that's what I did and I thought
about raising the white flag

so many times but I'm here and I've
got something to prove today.

So, Simon, were you surprised to
find yourself at Exile last night?

Am I surprised?

Um, not with Luke and Harry
involved, no.

So, Daisy, not many people get
a second chance in Survivor.

After three days on Exile,

you still got what it takes
to get back in this game?

Oh, absolutely.

If anything, those three days

have fuelled my fire to do
my absolute best today.

I like it. Let's get to it.

For today's challenge you've got
to use a long pole that you'll

carry across a balance beam
to manoeuvre a disc through a maze.

When you get to the top,
you'll place your disk,

you go back for the next one.

But the entire structure
sits on a spring

so if you hit it too hard,
it will wobble, your disks will fall

and you need to start over.

First person to stack all 10 disks

will win their spot back in this game.

Loser will become the 17th person
eliminated.

Huge stakes. I'll give you a minute
to think about it.

And we're going to get to it.

Alright, here we go.

For your spot back in the game.

Survivors, ready?

Go!

This is it. Do or die.

Winner stays alive,
gets another shot at the title

and the half million dollars.

Loser is out of this game for good.

Simon working on his first disc.

Daisy right behind him.

Gonna be easy at first.

The higher that stack gets,
the harder it's going to be.

Simon places his first.

Daisy still working on her first.

Just keep trying.

Good girl. Well done.

Simon back with his second.

Daisy places her first.

Simon working on his second.

Speeding through it, Simon.

Gee, nice and calm, Simon.

Daisy going back for hers.

Simon getting the hang of it,
picking up the pace.

Just drops in right at the end there,
needs to go back.

This opens up the door for Daisy.

You need to find that sweet spot
between speed and accuracy.

Want to go fast enough
to beat your opponent.

But not so fast
that you knock over your stack.

Simon back with his second again.

Daisy about to place her second.

Be careful on the place of it,
those two are critical.

How am I going?

Middle. Yep, perfect.

Daisy places her second,
going back for a third.

Simon working on his second,

getting that stack lined up
is critical in this challenge.

Daisy working on her third.

Simon back with his third.

Potentially half a million dollars
on the line here.

Daisy places her third.

Going back for her fourth.

Simon places his third.

Good job, Simon.

Daisy struggling to get through
the frame.

The disc precariously balanced
on the end of her pole.

Careful, careful...

Daisy places her fourth.

Simon still working on his fourth.

First to 10, wins.

He places it.

Daisy back with her fifth.

Simon back with his fifth now.

- ***!
- You alright, Daise?

Just be careful of his death.

Daisy drops her fifth.

This opens the door for Simon.

Take your time on the stack, Simon.

Simon places his fifth.

Daisy goes to place her fifth.

Yep. Yeah, that's great.

With every disc this challenge
gets exponentially more difficult.

Simon...

..places his sixth.

Daisy places her sixth.

We are neck and neck.

Both frames starting to wobble now.

Both working on their seventh.
10 discs in total.

Daisy gets through,
she places her seventh.

Simon places his seventh.

Daisy has a look at her stack.

Sees that it's leaning over one side.

Going to have to compensate for that.

You're alright, Daise.
You can do it.

Simon placing his eighth disc.

Have a look at it, Simon.

His stack is starting to lean now.

Daisy working on her eighth.

Daisy working quickly now.

Both stacks have
a dangerous angle to them.

Daisy...

Oh.

..loses everything.

It's OK, Daise. Start again.

She's going to have to start
all over again.

This opens the door for Simon.

Working on his ninth.

Can he get this one to stay?

No! He loses his stack!

The whole challenge
started from the beginning.

This opens up the door for Daisy.

Just take that extra time with it.

Just when you thought the odds
were stacked against you,

things can quickly fall
in your favour in this challenge.

Yeah, look at the pole, Simon,

and make sure that's
right in the middle.

And then check from the side as well.

Daisy really fighting hard
to stay in this game.

It's all about placement.

Simon taking his time.

Keep going, Simon.

Very difficult to stay calm

when you've got this much on the line.

Daisy places her fourth.

She has a slight lead.

Simon working on his fourth.

Take the time to placement.
Don't rush the placement.

That's looking good, Simon.

Daisy back with her fifth
to extend that lead.

Good, Daisy, that looks good.

Now that the race is on, if you drop
a disc, that could be the difference

between winning and losing.

Daisy working on her sixth

Simon places his fifth.

We want to make sure that every disc
is exactly where it needs to be.

Daisy has eight, Simon has seven.

Anything can happen in this challenge.

Never give up.

Nine is where it fell last time.

Simon places his ninth days

but Daisy's right there
with her tenth and final disc.

Daisy, if you beat him, you win.

You can re-enter the competition
right here.

Daisy, take your time, take your time.

Just steady, steady.

Take your time, Daisy.
Don't rush it.

This is do or die.

She places her tenth, for the win.

Three...

..two...

- Oh, my God!
- ..one...

Oh, no, she knocks over her stack.

Simon, on his tenth.

He needs to place this disc
for the win.

Three, two, one...

It's Simon wins his place
back in the game.

Simon, congratulations, you've earned
your spot back in the game.

How are you feeling?

I'm feeling good thanks. I'm good.

I'm just emotional to see you go,
Daisy. I am.

You've been an absolute warrior
out here

and, you know, you've gone through
some real hardship the last few days

and I've got nothing but respect
for you.

Thanks, mate.

Alright, Simon, well done.

You can go ahead and rejoin the tribe.

Huge effort!

So, Daisy, after 41 days in this game,

how are you feeling right now?

I'm so proud of everything
I've accomplished.

And, you know, if anything,
the past three days have shown

that I can do absolutely anything.

Well, it was a great effort
but sadly your journey in this game

has come to an end,

except, you are going to become
the fourth member of our jury.

Alright, you can go ahead
and take it off.

Toss it in the fire. It's time to go.

- See you.
- See you soon, guys.

- Bye!
- Bye!

- Welcome back.
- Welcome back.

Wow.

- All home safe and sound.
- Yeah, good job.

Good. Killed it today.

I'm back from exile.

I'm angry. Yeah, I don't really want
to talk to anyone.

I want to keep fighting and find
a way to get back into this game.

I think the only way I'll be able
to survive is

I've got to try and find an idol.

I'm going to have to play hard,
you know, from here on in.

I'm going to be good at digging
sand castles

with the kids back home!

Find an idol, which is pretty
imperative at this point in time

for me.

It's my chance of being able
to be safe and secure

at the next Tribal Council,
it's massive.

The last tribal, it was I guess
a little bit of a shock to Simon...

..and to the girls, to be honest.

You know, I was a part of
that alliance for a very long time

and then to flip on Pia, Janine.

It was a really big move.

It's really exhilarating
and a real adrenaline rush

to be able to pull off a blindside
in this game

and I'm feeling really powerful,
you know.

I'm ready to make big moves
and earn my spot in the top two.

Abbey blatantly lied to us.

You know, when someone looks you
in the eye and says what we're doing

and then does something
completely different,

that's a lie, right.

On the outside, I look quite calm

but on the inside
I'm feeling very unsafe.

The last Tribal Council
told me a lot of things.

There is definitely other alliances
forming

and I don't think I'm part of it.

I was completely blindsided.

Abbey wants blood.

Here we go.

Oh, might win another one today.

If there's another sleeping challenge.

- Oh!
- Heh?

Pia and I are in the bottom

and the only way we can stay
in the game

is for one of us to win immunity today.

Come on in, guys.

Simon, how was your first night
back at camp?

Yeah, it was good.
It's good to be back in camp.

I got a welcome. I'm not sure
how warm the welcome was by a few

but it was nice to be back
in the old stomping ground.

I mean, given that these guys
tried to vote you out once already,

is it ridiculous me even asking
how much you want to win

immunity today?

It's a big game, big opportunity
and I'll tackle it as hard as I can.

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

- Yeah.
- First things first.

- Aww!
- Waah!

Thank you.

Once again, immunity
is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge, you're
going to hold on to a rope

to balance a wobbly table.

You'll then race out to
collect wooden blocks,

bringing them back one at a time,

stacking them on the table
to spell the word 'immunity'.

The table wobbles, your stack
falls, you'll have to start over.

First person to finish wins
immunity safe from the vote.

Losers, Tribal Council where one
of you will become the 18th person

voted out of this game.

Alright, we're going to draw for spots.

and we're going to get to it.

Alright, here we go, for immunity.

Survivors ready.

Go!

Baden organizing his blocks
before he even starts.

Definitely a learning
curve to this challenge.

It's all about balance.

Patience.

When you need it, right amount of speed.

Luke has two, Abbey has two.

Luke going back for his third.

Harry very slow.

Steady.

Slow and steady.

That could do it today.

Baden back with his second.

Pia back with her second.

Janine places her second.

Simon last with his second.

Y. That's a Y.

24 people started this game...

..seven still left.

Only six will live to see tomorrow.

Pia is whipping through it.

There's a lot of
movement from her table.

Luke, very concentrated...

..places his sixth.

Abbey placed her sixth.

Luke, Abbey and Pia all very
close, all with six blocks,

just needs to get to ten.

Harry places his fifth.

Baden close behind, he places his sixth.

Abbey's got the hang of it.

She continues her fiery pace,
coming back with her seventh.

Luke trying to pick up the pace now.
He can feel the pressure.

Abbey now has the lead.

That stack is starting
to get very wobbly.

Any sudden movements...

..you'll lose it all.

Lots of movement from Abbey now.

Luke carefully places his.

Carefully works his way back.

Oh, this is hard!

Luke has eight of ten.

Pia has eight.

Baden has eight.

Abbey has eight.

Abbey and Luke coming
back with their ninth.

Abbey gets there first.

Luke, right on her tail.

Oh, shit.

Shit!

Oh, Pia.

Oh, shit!

Pia dumps her blocks.

Baden dumps his.

They're going to have to start all over.

It's now between Abbey and Luke.

Take it easy, Abs.

Oh, shit!

They are neck and neck.

Once you've placed that last block,

you need to get all the way back
to the start without dumping.

Oh, Abbey!

Abbey dumps her entire stack.

She's gonna have to
start all over again.

Luke now for the win.
He has his last block.

Can he hold it together?

You're right, Lukey,
stay steady now, steady.

Simon back with his ninth.

Luke places his last block,
Simon places his ninth.

Steady, Lukey. You've got time.

Simon trying to pick up the
pace. Can he catch Luke?

Steady.

Luke really trying to focus.

Lukey, you've got heaps of time, mate.

Yeah, I'm trying.

He needs to get all the
way back to the start.

Both feet on that platform.

Just keep that tension on.

Simon really picking up the pace now,

coming back with his
tenth and final block,

trying to catch Luke.

Luke inching his way back.

Steady, Lukey.

A couple of feet away from victory.

He needs to get both feet
on the platform to win this.

If he loses his stack now,

that's all that Simon
needs to potentially win.

Can he do it?

One foot on.

Second foot on, that's it.

Luke wins individual immunity.

- Well done.
- Well done.

No. I was trying to do a Bradbury.

Luke, come on over.

- Second one.
- Second individual immunity win.

- How does that feel?
- It feels pretty good.

- Yeah?
- Yeah, it's... super happy now.

Broke the curse, you know,
that I don't...

Oh, man, I'm getting nervous again.

- Goddammit.
- Saving your best for last, huh?

Well, you are safe tonight,
cannot be voted out,

guaranteed a one in six shot
at winning this game.

As for the rest of you...

Tribal Council tonight where one of you

will become the fifth member
of our jury.

It won't be you. Well done.
Head back to camp.

I'll see you guys tonight.

Look, the person who won immunity
was Luke.

It's a shame for Pia and I

but we just have to work out
what we need to do

to actually keep moving through
on this game.

Thanks, guys.

- That's two, babe.
- Yeah.

Second necklace!

Crazy! Cheers.

Today's challenge, Luke was
good enough to win the necklace.

Thanks, brother. I appreciate that.
Well done.

He did a great
job in that challenge

but that's not a great outcome for me.

You know, I know I'm in a dicey
position in this game right now.

So I've been trying to just dig hole
after hole,

trying to find the idol underground.

The only way we'll stay
in the game at the moment.

I am pretty happy
that Luke won immunity.

At the end of the day it was really
just our aim

to keep that immunity necklace
out of Simon's hands.

He was quiet behind me today.
He was...

I was like, "God, anybody."

Even when Abbey was doing it,
I was like, "Sweet, win it."

- Yeah. - Like, when you were
ahead, I was like, "Win it."

I'm just so glad
they didn't win it today.

That would have been a nightmare.

We know that Simon is such a massive
physical threat in this game.

We can't allow him
to go on an immunity run.

So we've been there a few nights ago.

I teamed up with Luke, Harry
and Baden and we blindsided Simon.

And tonight I think it's just going
to be pretty stock standard practice

that we do again.

- Yeah.
- Yep.

Exactly. Yeah. While we can.

He could win the next three immunities.

Exactly.

I don't know.

I think they might be four.

I'm pretty much in an alliance
with Janine at the moment.

So that's it.

It's just the two of us.

...and Pia, and it's
going to be us two.

I think, talk to Abbey. Abbey
is going to be more honest to us.

Maybe.

I think Abbey's working against us

and working with Luke at the moment.

What we found out from the last vote,

there's nothing much we can do about.

- If you've been blindsided, you've
been blindsided. - Yeah.

At the re-vote
you go with who you trust.

- No-one.
- I know. You.

Still need to keep a little bit,
like, you with the girls.

So we need to... the girls.

We've got a plan and I'm sure
we'll be able to get Janine and Pia

on board to vote Simon as well.

I'm hoping we all just go Simon
together

and then us four can kind
of reconnect again.

I really feel uncomfortable
talking to Abbey and Luke.

If he did have an idol
he wouldn't be trying this hard.

He'd pretend maybe for an hour or two

but he's now been at it for 12 hours.

Yeah, 12 hours.

Luke and Abbey
flipped on Pia and me.

Once that trust has gone in this game

it's very hard to get it back.

I hope it's an easy one.

I always think they're all easy
and then I go, "Oh."

They're really determined
the next vote should be Simon.

But I've just realized that
we have a snake in the grass.

Well, I think we should be all
on the same page.

We need to get rid of Abbey.

Right, go team.
Everyone's on the same page.

Abbey going home, to me,
means I have one less person

in this tribe that I don't trust.

Janine and I are
on the same page but...

- It's six weeks. Six weeks, guys.
- That's insane.

We've been, like, on a beach.

Abbey's not with us at all.

I really don't trust Abbey

but I'm just trying to keep her happy

so that she doesn't cotton on
to anything.

That was so funny.

Like, 25 years in the industry
of just me being,

"Hi, I'm Pia. I'm an actor."

One thing that acting has taught me
is how to improvise

and think on the spot.

"Oh, my God.
What are they going to do?"

I'm pretending that I'm on board
and that she's still my buddy.

I just have to keep her happy,
keep her onside,

and try and work out a way
to get her out.

- Is it going to rain again?
- I hope not.

Definitely Janine and I
are on the bottom.

So now we're scrambling
but scrambling is fun.

Everyone loves an underdog.

We've done it before.
We can do it again.

We just need
to get the numbers together

and then vote Abbey out.

It's a very strong possibility.

We need to go hard on her.

Oh, yeah. Absolutely.

Good news is Simon knows that
I wasn't a part of any blindside

the last Tribal Council.

So if anyone's going to work with me
it's Simon.

Yeah, good luck.

Once we've got Simon on board
we just need one more.

We have to find someone who is open
and willing to work with us.

Hey, Harry. Is it over here?

Harry's a really big Survivor fan
and he knows how Survivor works.

Harry wants to create chaos

and Harry wants
to make mischievous move.

So we have to appeal

to his desperate need to play big moves.

I know that you've got an alliance
with Luke and Abbey

but none of us are going
to beat Luke at the end.

And no-one else is going to beat
Abbey at a challenge.

So we can't get rid of Luke

but we've got a window
opportunity right now

to use Simon to potentially get Abbey.

The reality is we're not going
to be able to beat Abbey.

No.

Anyway, look, the reason
you know this is honest

is because it makes great sense
and you know I'm logical.

Right now I have a lot of options.

I can work with Luke and
Abbey to take out Simon

or I can get into bed with the godmother

and the smiling assassin
and take out Abbey

which is a really appealing idea to me.

It's a great position I'm in.

To get to the end of this
game you need options.

So I'm feeling really good right now.

If there's one thing I know in
Survivor it's that to make a move

you have to be really sure
you have the numbers.

Harry seems onboard to vote out Abbey

but you never know
what Harry's going to do.

Anything could happen tonight.

I'm scared about being blindsided
tonight

because I was blindsided last Tribal.

Sometimes in Survivor you've
gotta just roll the dice

and hope it works in your favor.

I think tonight's one
of those nights for me.

Now bring in the members of our jury.

Shaun, David, John, and Daisy.

So, Janine, this is kind
of a unique situation

in that everyone who's here tonight
was also here last Tribal.

Yes. I know. Bizarre. It's like deja vu.

So, Abbey, does the tribe
feel any different.

Um... no.

Obviously, you know, we were
here just a few nights ago

and Simon was voted out for a reason.

Simon is a huge physical
threat in this game

and everybody can see that

and I'm pretty sure that everybody
is on the same page tonight.

So it's obviously a really tricky
situation for Simon to be in.

So, Simon, I can only assume
that you're worried tonight, right?

Yeah, it's been a challenging
period post-exile.

You know, I thought
I was part of a group.

I got played.
I got played by Luke beautifully.

And they pulled a beautiful swifty...

Sorry, and Harry and
Baden and Abbey as well.

Coming back to camp,

it's certainly felt like
I'm on the outside.

You know, I've tried to, um, get
things back on my... my way today

through discussions and, you
know, based on relationships

I've had in the past.

I hope that coming
is a curve ball tonight

and I hope I'll find a way
of being able to survive.

Janine, what's your opinion?
Is it business as usual tonight?

And are you going to
send Simon home for good

or is it more complicated than that?

You're probably asking the wrong person.

Like last tribal council,

um, I was as surprised
as everyone else with the results.

And I thought I knew what was going on

and clearly I didn't
know what was going on.

So, maybe I'm the last
person you should ask

about what's going on.

Well, Janine, I'm glad
you brought that up,

not knowing what was going
on in the last tribal.

Did... did that make you reassess
your position in this tribe?

Not necessarily reassess my position,

but it does make you go, "Oh, hang on."

You know, we've been
here for 40-odd days

and we've, you know, never been...

..never sort of missed a
beat, so you do go, "Huh?

"What are they talking about?
Are they plotting against me?"

Obviously, Pia and Janine weren't aware

of what was happening last tribal,

but I knew that it wasn't
going to affect them.

And, yeah, obviously, if I thought

it would have affected them at tribal,

I probably would have said
something to both of them,

but at the end of the day, it
wasn't going to affect them.

But, Harry, what does that say
about your position in the tribe

when you're left out of information?

I guess it sort of indicates a
level of power, a power shift.

That can maybe only indicate
that for the moment.

It could indicate it for the game.

So, Pia, do you think there was a
shift in power after the last vote?

I don't know. I mean,
time will tell, I guess.

So, Baden, you make a
big move in the game

and the target doesn't go home.

Does that expose you in some way?

Um, I mean, I guess.

When you do make a move,
you declare your hand

and you show people who you're
working with and who...

..who you've been talking to.

So, Simon, last tribal,
you were blindsided.

Now you know that a bunch of
people are gunning for you,

how do you approach tonight?

Yeah, I've had some discussions
and, um... um, hopefully, yeah...

..hopefully, on the back of that,
things might turn my way tonight.

I am someone who can add
some really good value

to the people in this tribe

to help them individually
on their cause.

So, are you pitching that
you're a good number

for people moving forward?

I am. I am a good number. Yep, I am.

So, Harry, if the wrong
person goes home tonight,

will that have an impact
on your run to the end?

Everything impacts
the run to the end now.

I mean, with seven people
left, you're looking at

who's going to beat you
in immunity challenges.

You're looking at who might find idols.

You're looking at who
would align with you

and who would be a dangerous
strategic threat.

There's all these things
to actually weigh up.

You've got seven people here,

and all those seven people have a plan

of how they weave their way to the end,

but along the way with that
comes a lot of crossover

where things actually align.

So, Pia, what should the tribe remember

before we go up to vote?

You can't really predict what's
going to happen in two days

or four days.

I honestly believe that power
shifts are going to happen often

and, I mean, if you feel
comfortable in where you sit

at this point of the game,
I think you're in trouble.

So, Simon, do you think
there's a line drawn

through this tribe and people are
picking one side or the other?

Yeah, I do.

Yeah, I think it's been an
interesting dynamic shift

in the tribe in the last,
um, couple of days.

So, Janine, tonight, are you voting
with your head or your heart?

I always vote with my head.

- Abbey, your head or your heart?
- My head.

You have to consider everything
in this game. You'd be silly not to.

But I'm pretty confident that

I'm making the right
decision tonight...

..and, yeah, sticking with, I guess,
the majority of conversations

that I've had over the
last couple of days.

Alright. Well, on that
note, it is time to vote.

Alright. Well, it is time to vote.

Pia, you're up.

Take two, my friend. I'm sorry.

I'm going to count the votes.

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

now would be the time to do so.

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

The person voted out will be asked

to leave the tribal
council area immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote.

Simon. That's two votes, Simon.

Simon.

18th person voted out
of Australian Survivor.

Fifth member of our jury. Simon...

..that's four votes.

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

See you. Good luck.

See you, guys.

Simon, the tribe has spoken.

- Good luck, guys.
- Time for you to go.

Well, with eight of the hardest days
left in this game

and everybody playing to win,

it's time to take a leaf out
of Simon's book and dig deep.

Grab your torches. Head back to camp.

Next Monday night...

I'm going to have
to start taking out people

who are threats to my game.

..the end game is on.

It's time to make big moves.

They'll fight to outplay...

I'm the Smiling Assassin.
I'm ready to fight.

..outwit...

I'm prepared to do whatever
it takes to win this game.

..and outlast everyone else...

There's a reason
everyone calls me Dirty Harry.

..but only one can be Sole Survivor.

It's time for the
king of the jungle

to finally claim his crown.

They don't know what's coming.

I haven't competed
for a long time and...

..I hate losing.

Sorry to put you through
the wringer twice,

but it had to be done.

Coming back from exile,

I was really hopeful of
being able to, you know,

sway some people's minds
and not vote for me

and, um, you know, get the
chance to stay in the game.

It didn't go my way.

Um, what's harder to win,

a Brownlow or the title
of Sole Survivor?

Well, shit for me. I... I won
a Brownlow...

..and I haven't really got too
close to winning Sole Survivor,

so I think Sole Survivor's got it.

I think it's far harder to win
than a Brownlow Medal.