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(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

JONATHAN LAPAGLIA: Survivors ready? Go!

(CHEERING)

For five unforgettable seasons...

..Australian Survivor has tested its players

in the most gruelling ways.

Oh!

Every year, the challenges get tougher.

Push! Come on.

Every year, the game gets more intense.

(SCREAMS)

And every year,

the players are pushed...

What a Herculean effort that is!

..to their limits.

Pull!

Physically...

Come on!

(SCREAMS)

..mentally...

..and emotionally.

(ROARS)

(CHEERING)

Through it all...

I swear on my dad.

..incredible winners

have emerged.

And one all-star reigns supreme.

I am a golden god.

Now, a new chapter is about to be written.

The Australian outback.

A land as challenging and mysterious as it is breathtaking.

Vast, untouched wilderness.

Soaring temperatures.

Deadly animals.

The most extreme conditions

ever seen on Australian Survivor.

(THUNDER CRACKS)

A new breed of player is rising up from the red earth,

and they come from two very different worlds.

The Brawn tribe -

at the top of their physical game,

ready to take on the toughest challenge with brute strength.

And the Brains tribe -

strategically superior,

socially cunning

and always one step ahead.

Here, only the smartest and the strongest players...

..will survive.

Two tribes, two opposing game plans,

and an age-old rivalry -

brains versus brawn.

48 days.

24 people.

One Survivor.

(CHIRPS)

(HORNS BLAST)

WOMAN: Playing Survivor in the Australian outback

is going to add a whole new dimension this year.

It's unforgiving, brutal.

You're going to have to have a lot of grit and determination.

The Brawn tribe have got it in the bag.

We're tough. We're strong.

We have that never-giving-up attitude.

This game is fierce,

but it's no match to the snakes I deal with every single day.

I'm a correctional officer

and I work at a maximum men's security prison.

I work with the worst of the worst.

The moment I walk into work, game face is on.

To do my job, you have to have brawn.

You can't just walk into the jail

and expect that your brains will get you anywhere.

They need to know who the boss is.

And that's me.

I'll take no prisoners.

I'm on the Brawn tribe.

Well, look at me.

I was born for this.

MAN: The gladiator style of competing, it's in my blood.

I will just be putting my body on the line like I always have.

COMMENTATOR: The Ween comes out of the square.

Oh, my God, we're in a Wanganeen!

The man for all occasions! He's done it again!

People might remember me

for playing football for Essendon and Port Adelaide.

Wanganeen from behind!

I was the first Indigenous player to play 300 AFL games

and to win the AFL Brownlow Medal.

When I step over that white line to play, the beast comes out.

So don't mess with me.

I'm playing to win.

WOMAN: When I found out that Australian Survivor was going to the outback,

I was like, "Oh, shit!

"That's a long way from the ocean."

I'm a professional big wave surfer.

The waves on the big wave world tour are the biggest waves in the world

and I currently hold the record

for the biggest wave surfed by an Australian female,

which is 35 foot,

which is almost three storeys high.

When you're faced with a 30ft wall of water,

one mistake can cost you your life.

I know what it takes to be fearless,

to put your body on the line

and go hard.

I'm ready for it.

I definitely think Brawn's going to win.

We're sending a message to the Brains that we're ready for battle.

MAN: We, as human beings,

have conquered this planet because of our brains.

Our strength is easily matched by other animals,

but it was our brain that set us apart.

Ultimately, when it comes to the crunch,

brains is what's actually going to get you through

to the end of this game.

The only muscle that matters is the brain.

And I've got the biggest and the best brain of them all.

Hello, sir. Thank you for coming today.

Please vote 1 Labor at today's election.

Thank you so much. I shall. Thank you. Thank you.

I'm a member of the Labor Party in Bankstown

and I'm basically a professional spin doctor for a living.

My job is to put lipstick on a pig,

to make things sound and look beautiful.

Survivor is a lot like local politics -

there's two sides, these factions within a tribe,

and I've been outwitting, outplaying and outlasting

a conga line of people

that are trying to get rid of me in the Labor Party.

I don't want to stab people in the back.

I want to get my axe and swing it right at their face

and let them see it coming.

I don't think I can win.

I know I'm going to win.

WOMAN: People look at me

and they might think I'm the silly blonde girl,

but I'm a successful businesswoman and I've got a hidden superpower.

So I've got this.

I'm a real estate business owner,

and when it comes to my job, I do everything,

from visiting multimillion-dollar properties

to managing my team around me.

In my job, you have to be really good at reading people.

So I'll be playing a social game,

working out who to trust, without them even knowing,

with my superpower.

I'm an empath.

I have this ability where I can actually hold people's hands

and feel their deep-rooted issues come to me in words.

And the benefit in Survivor is beyond anything that anyone else can do.

There's never been anyone like me.

MAN: I might look like one of the stronger guys,

but my biggest muscle would be my brain.

I'm an ex-professional cyclist

I've won 50 professional races,

and when I was 23, I won the green jersey in the Tour de France.

When you're on a bike,

you basically have to make a million little decisions under pressure

that could risk your life.

You've got 200 people charging down a road

that might only be five metres wide.

Can I fit through that gap?

Is this guy going to move further

and I'm going to hit the fence and fall off at 70km an hour?

It's win or crash.

You can be the strongest cyclist in the world,

but if you don't have the brainpower to execute,

you're going to be nowhere near the front.

Survivor is my new Tour de France.

WOMAN: This will be a Survivor that Australia has never seen before.

Two worlds colliding - the outback and Survivor.

This is a game. It's the ultimate game.

MAN: It is going to be far tougher

than anything that we've seen before.

We're going to put ourselves through absolute hell

to have a crack at playing Survivor,

the greatest game in the world.

It's absolutely amazing.

And winning out here is going to mean so much more.

(ENGINES REV)

Brains versus Brawn - bring it on, baby!

WOMAN: Let's smash this.

MAN: Let's go, baby. Let's go. (LAUGHS)

Yew! Yeah!

WOMAN: My heart is racing.

Come on in, guys.

Here we go, baby. (LAUGHS)

Feels like a dream.

Here we are.

This is it.

Game on.

Oh, yeah. Game on.

Let's go.

Alright, well... Here we go, baby.

Welcome to Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn.

(ALL CHEER)

Yellow - you are the Brain tribe.

Yew. Yep. Smart, mentally tough.

Highly strategic.

That means, Red, you guys are the Brawn tribe.

Whoo!

Physically strong, hardworking,

willing to put your bodies on the line.

This is going to be an epic battle.

And, we're going to find out what's more valuable in this game.

Mind...

..or body.

Woman on the end here with the short blonde hair.

What's your name? Rach.

So what do you think is going to give Brains the edge over Brawn?

Definitely depth, strategy, we're broad thinkers

and I'm kind of hoping that they've got all the gear and no idea.

So we'll see how that goes. (LAUGHTER)

Girl in the pink T-shirt, what's your name?

Wai.

So how at home do you feel on the Brain tribe?

I definitely like surrounding myself with smart people

and I have a look around,

these guys are some of the best, I know it.

(LAUGHTER)

Gentleman in the back there with the blue cap. What's your name?

Simon. Simon.

Now you've seen both tribes, how do you like your chances?

Yeah, well, they seemed to be struggling a little bit

on the way through the water on the way here.

So, I mean, that's a good sign.

I think we got here first, though, didn't we?

We'll see who's around at the end.

You know, we're not shaking in our boots

because we're going to leverage and harness

the collective wisdom of this team

and we're going to outwit, we're going to outsmart

and outthink these big, bad, beefy brawnsters.

(CHEERING) Bring it on, baby!

Hear, hear.

Gentleman in the back. What's your name? Gerald.

Nice to meet you, Jonathan.

You look like you spent some time out in the country.

Oh, might have spent a day or two out there, mate.

So what kind of hardships should we expect out here?

Stinking hot one minute, freezing cold the next,

pouring rain the next.

You just don't know what's right around the corner.

Alright, well, every Survivor fan knows

that you've got to do three things to get to the end of this game.

You need to outwit, outplay, and outlast.

It seems that the Brain tribe has enough smarts, we hope, to outwit

and the Brawn tribe definitely has enough strength to outplay.

So the big question is, who's going to outlast all the others...

We will.

..to take the title of Sole Survivor

and the half million dollar prize that goes with it.

Is it going to be the Brawn tribe? ALL: Yes.

Or is it gonna be the Brains? (ALL CHEER)

Well, we're gonna find out in 48 days.

You guys ready to get to your first reward challenge?

ALL: Yeah. Yeah. Alright.

For today's challenge, you're going to race to release a key,

but you will have a choice using brawn to chop through a log

or brains to solve a slide puzzle

you'll then use the key to unlock a gate.

One of you will then become a caller

to help the rest of the tribe solve a giant rotating puzzle.

The first tribe to correctly spell their tribe name

in each arm of the puzzle, wins reward.

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

The winning tribe will get to choose

either an outback survival kit with fresh fruit and vegies, rope,

tarp, everything you need to stay sheltered and fuelled.

Or, fire in the form of flame.

So, right out of the gate, you can boil water, cook, stay warm.

Both options could set up your tribe perfectly.

But remember, every choice you make in this game

will have an impact down the road.

And as always,

losers get nothing.

Alright.

I'm going to give you guys a minute to talk about it,

and we'll get to it.

I think I should wood chop.

How long is it gonna take to knock that over?

Um...we'll see.

Are we chopping or doing the puzzle?

I think we have to do the slide puzzle.

Alright, here we go.

For reward.

Survivors ready?

Get angry, boy.

Go!

No surprises here on their choices.

Gerald on the log, Cara on the slide puzzle for Brains.

Gerald is smashing through that log,

making it look like it's a toothpick.

Cara quickly moving pieces around.

Gerald is just relentless.

That's it!

Brawn have their key.

Go and open your gate. Get to it.

Get to your puzzle. Go, go, go.

Yes. You are the man.

Brawn have a nice head start.

Can they capitalise?

Come on, Simon, get up there!

Simon, up on the tower.

He's the caller. Girl over here, girl on this part.

The goal here is to spell your tribe name

in five arms of the puzzle.

Guys, it's gonna be either push or pull.

And to do that, you're going to have to manoeuvre the pieces

through the middle to get them in the right position.

Alright, get this B in. Slide the B in.

This B? Yep, B in.

Simon yelling instructions.

Alright, R in.

Push or pull? Push, push, push.

Rest of the tribe not quite clear what he's trying to say.

Simon, just go like that - B, Brawn. OK, fantastic.

The key to this challenge is to look several moves ahead,

to work out where the pieces go and how to get them there.

OK, push one. Push one.

Back to me.

Fantastic. Alright. Here we go. Spin two.

Brawn are working together very nicely now.

Fantastic. Slide it in. They have figured it out.

Go, Cara.

Cara struggling with that puzzle.

Come on! You can do it!

The goal is to move the large block down the end,

once you have it in that position,

you can lift up the block and the key will be underneath.

You got it, girl. Come on! You can do it!

Cara taps out.

Mitch coming in now for the Brain tribe.

One more. Keep going!

Go, go, go, go!

One down.

Finally. Brawn has one on the board.

What's the word? Let's go!

You got this. Whoo!

Which piece needs to come out?

Oh, shit.

Oh, my God.

Mitch makes a big decision,

he decides to give up on the slide puzzle

and to have a go at the log.

This is really going to set Brain behind.

Pull, Gav. Pull, Gav.

Keep going, keep going, keep going. We got this.

And suddenly Brawn have completed two arms of their puzzle.

Work it! Work it! Work it!

Brain tribe, they have lost a lot of time.

Switch out, Mitch. Switch out.

Andrew in on the log now.

Brain tribe is really struggling to release that key.

Gerald for Brawn

had the first part of this challenge done in 10 seconds.

Keep going. Keep going.

Andrew really hacking away now.

Desperate to get that key. And that's it!

Brain has their key.

Get on that puzzle.

Going to need to pick it up if you want to stay in this.

Wai going up the tower.

Gonna be the caller for the Brain tribe.

We don't need everyone on the arm.

So and I just stay put.

The Brains are still in it. Start here. This one's got a B.

But Brawn still leads 2-0.

B, put in the middle...

Just do one word at a time and get all the letters across.

One word at a time.

Everyone yelling at each other on the ground.

Push it, always go clockwise.

Phil! Phil!

Wai struggling to communicate with her tribe.

Guys, listen. Bank it!

One person stay there.

Bank the end. Bank the end.

It's very difficult to see what's going on on ground level

so you really have to rely on your caller.

B-R-A-I-N.

Get the N, get the N.

Go, go, go. LISTEN!

Let's listen to Wai Listen to Wai.

Breathe, everyone, just breathe, just breathe.

I have a better idea.

We're going to build 'Brain' on this one.

Make the B and then do two turns.

That's it. B.

Alright, I is over here. Push!

Brain think they've figured it out.

Move the A. Let's go to here.

Working very quickly now, moving several pieces at once.

Bring it! Bring it!

Desperate to get one arm completed.

Go! Go! Go! Clockwise!

That's it! Let's go!

OK, go.

Whoo!

And Brain gets one arm of the puzzle completed.

Ah, here. Ah, here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Brawn still leads 2-1.

OK, let's go. Pull back and bring that W over here.

Simon thinks he's really figured it out, looking several steps ahead.

Bring it in, bring it in, bring it in.

Brawn have finally figured out their communication.

Come here. We need to get these Ns on.

Get the N!

Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!

Brain trying to work as quickly as possible to catch up.

And the N. OK.

Brain has another one on the board.

Brain has two, Brawn has two.

Brain was so far behind in this challenge

and they've finally caught up.

Now we got a challenge.

N over here. N over here.

Pull, pull, pull, pull, pull.

Keep going, keep going. OK.

Just as I say that,

Brawn complete another arm.

Brawn have three now.

Come on, we've got this, guys. Come on.

Brains still on two.

The N's over here with me.

Brain has a nice rhythm going here.

And very quickly they've almost finished their third.

Take that N, take that N.

And then back.

Push, push, push.

Come on, guys.

And just like that, Brain has their third arm.

We're dead even again.

Push, push, push, push.

Push, push, push.

W, W, W.

Come on, guys.

Brawn, very close to finishing their fourth.

Which one?

Pull, pull, pull, pull. Go, go, go!

Brawn have four now. Continuing their lead.

We're gonna get 'em, guys. We're gonna get 'em.

Brain have three, working on their fourth.

N! N! Clockwise! Clockwise!

Brain getting very close.

Hurry up! Hurry up!

And just like that, Brain have evened it up.

You both have four arms completed.

Pull back, pull back.

Both tribes working on their last arm.

A to me. A to me.

Not many options left.

Hang on. Hang on. Stop. Stop.

We're gonna need to do some stuffing around here.

Brawn suddenly having trouble getting those letters in the right position.

We gotta take something off.

Take something off. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Who's gonna pull this off?

It's gonna come down to the wire, on this one.

We can do it. Keep pushing.

Where's our R? Where's our R?

R over here!

Huge reward on the line here.

Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!

Winning this reward could really set up your tribe.

That's it, that's it. Come on, guys.

Push! Push!

Brawn has something going now. They're getting very close.

Yes, we've got this.

We've got this!

We can't put it on. We need to bank one!

I know, the R is here. Um, OK...

We've gotta get this R.

Oh, shit.

Brain now struggling to complete their last R.

We need the R!

No shit. Drop a letter.

We need to get rid of the N.

Oh, shit. OK, calm down.

Let's go, let's go, let's go. Come on, we're almost there.

Come on, guys! Yes!

And to the N.

Push it, push, push.

How do we do this shit? How do we do this? OK.

Um...

And suddenly, Brain is stuck.

And this could be it!

Pull! Yes!

Guys, back to the mat. Back to the mat!

Go, go, go, go, go!

(BRAWN TEAM CHEERS)

And that's it!

Brawn wins reward!

And this game is on.

(BRAWN CHEERS)

Come on!

SIMON: To have a crack at playing Survivor,

the greatest game in the world,

is just like a dream come true.

But playing in the outback completely flips the game on its head.

It's hot and it's dry.

There's not much around.

Not going to have the coconuts or the papayas or the fish.

It's going to be a whole 'nother world,

and we haven't seen anything like this on Australian Survivor.

Brains versus brawn - I am excited about that,

and I'm super stoked to be part of the Brawn tribe.

Where the hell are we?

Thought we were on Mars.

The challenge today was a lot closer than I would have liked,

but we ended up coming away with a win, which I am super stoked about.

Step up there.

Ah! (LAUGHS)

We had a choice between the survival kit and fire,

and I chose this survival kit, which is just amazing.

Whoo!

We've got some fruit there. We've got tarp and ropes.

Come on, winners!

As an apprentice carpenter, I am a jack of all trades,

so I'm pretty confident that I can turn two sticks into fire.

Well done today. I'm super proud of everyone. So good.

Lucky we had the head start from Mr Woodchop.

Yeah! Wow.

(OTHERS CLAP)

So, are you a bit of a professional at that?

Yeah, I'm...I'm current world champion. I hold a couple...

Wow. (LAUGHS)

..for woodchopping. (PEOPLE CLAP AND CHEER)

That's what I do for a pastime.

When I'm not doing that, I'm a farmer.

I'm Daini. I don't know. I'm good at lifting stuff, moving stuff. Yeah.

Yeah, I'm here to move shit. (LAUGHTER)

Hi. I'm Gavin. I'm from Adelaide.

Back in the day, I used to kick the footy around. Many years ago now.

Did you used to kick the footy for Port Adelaide?

Yes. (OTHERS EXCLAIM)

And another team - Essendon. I'm really pumped to be here, guys.

Legend. Sick.

Well, hey, guys, I'm Flick. I used to work on the big wave world tour.

Yeah! I knew you were a surfer!

Hi. I'm Chelsea. I'm actually a professional MMA fighter.

(OTHERS EXCLAIM)

On the Brawn tribe, I'm surrounded by some really buff men and women.

Um, I'm Shannon. I model. I'm from Sydney.

I might not seem to be the biggest muscly person on my team,

but I absolutely deserve to be on the Brawn tribe.

I've been modelling for over a decade.

And just... Yeah, love that.

Gorgeous. Yes. Perfect.

I've done TV commercials, I've done print,

I've done swim campaigns.

The modelling world is super competitive.

My body is my brand. I work my arse off to have an excellent brand.

I am a beast.

I am a hustler, and I love what I do

and I know how to get work.

Let's go have a look around, see what we have.

OK. And we can do a game plan.

I feel like I need to start getting going on the fire,

since I was, like, one of the big advocators

for taking the shelter stuff.

(LAUGHS) So I feel like... Good luck! (LAUGHS)

There's some really good long logs over there for a shelter.

Because we won the survival pack, we've been straight into camp admin.

Shelter there?

We need to get that fire going. We need to build a shelter.

Yeah, so, I reckon we'll pin back just like a tent peg.

Dig some holes.

I personally wanted to go for the fire.

Yep.

It's how we're going to cook and nourish our bodies.

It is our warmth, it aids us from all the insects and bugs around us.

Yeah, let's do it. Let's do it.

(MEN SPEAK INDISTINCTLY)

(LAUGHTER)

Yeah, there, boys!

But the boys, they're dominating the fire section of our camp.

Yes, boys.

But I'm not convinced we'll get that fire going any time soon.

The Australian outback is desolate.

There's rocks, there's lots of dirt,

and there's not much grass.

Yeah, get shade.

We arrive at camp and there is nothing.

There is a machete, a hatchet and a pot.

Home sweet home. Yeah, here we are. Pot and everything.

All is running through my head is, "Oh, my God. Where are we?

"How am I going to live here?"

It's going to be really hard.

Alright, guys. Who ARE we? Yeah!

I'll put my hand up. So, I'm Joey, everyone.

I work in financial services.

My first impressions of the Brain tribe is they seem really smart.

Hi, everyone. I'm Mitch.

I'm a GP, so I'm here to mainly offer free medical advice.

(LAUGHTER) How far into the game that gets me...

I'm Laura. My background is in marine biology.

Awesome. I'm Wai, and I'm an author.

So, I write books for kids and young adults.

Well, I'm Phil. I'm actually a full-time artist.

I'm really proud to be a Brain, yeah.

We have the more diverse team in terms of skills.

I'm Hayley. I'm a pain researcher.

(OTHERS EXCLAIM) That'll come in handy!

(LAUGHTER) Well...

My job is to study the neuroscience of pain

so that we can help people who have pain.

So, like, run experiments on people.

We use placebos sometimes,

so we trick them, we manipulate them

into thinking they're getting treatment when they're not.

Push, push, push, push, push, push, push.

It's an important part of science,

and I think that will help translate across to the game.

I've been preparing by studying the game.

Yeah, I've gone back over the previous seasons

and made spreadsheets to analyse that data

to try to figure out how to best play the game.

It's all about social strategy.

So my strategy going into the game

is to be playing a really strong social game.

And I really want to get people on my side

and believing they can trust me.

And then cutting them when I need to, before they cut me.

OK, so we're just going to use this as like a main truss kind of thing,

and then what we'll do is we'll probably build going that way

so we've got cover on this side.

The Brains tribe has some smarts about them.

And we know it is HOT hot in the day,

but by night-time, it's freezing cold.

Are we gonna try the fire? Gonna try to make it?

Try a hand drill first, and if we don't, we can tear up a shoelace

and bow drill it. Yeah.

If we don't get fire today... We need to stay warm at night.

Right now, the priority is to make a shelter.

Like that? Perfect.

Shelter IS looking good.

It is a team effort.

People are making the shelter or getting water

or trying to make fire.

Yes, it does. It does? Yeah, it does.

We're trying to get camp in order so we can survive the first night.

Yeah. Fire-making is, uh, a work in progress at the moment.

Mate, this is a lot of pressure.

I know.

DANI: Simon put his hand up to make fire...

..and he's failing.

What do we reckon he's got? Maybe an hour?

Hour till the sun goes down. Maybe 40 minutes.

In an environment like this, you need five to survive

in the Australian outback.

Not only are we hungry, tired, you know, you're out in the elements.

You don't have a lot with you.

It's going to be cold bodies shivering

and grabbing the closest person

to steal any sort of warmth they've got left.

Just start chanting.

(PEOPLE CHANT) Fire. Fire. Fire. Yep.

Keep going. Come on, boys.

Downward pressure. Put downward pressure.

OK, this is...I think that's as much we can do tonight.

(GROANS) The fire situation is not good.

My hands hurt. They're, like, starting to blister.

Like, it's time to call it a day on the fire...

..and try to get some sleep.

The fact that I'm not wearing a shirt is worrying me.

Look, it's good to have the tarp up,

but...it's so cold.

How are you feeling? (SHIVERS)

I'm cold. Freezing out here.

Yeah.

Everyone just sleep on top of each other.

(YAWNS) Yeah, OK.

I do believe that the survival kit was the right choice

for our tribe today.

It's only gonna get colder.

I just hope this decision hasn't put a big target on my back.

(FLY BUZZES)

I was freezing last night. I was... Yeah.

I mean, I know it's gonna be better with a fire.

Yeah.

Waking up, freezing cold.

And just thinking,

"Kez, why didn't you pack a jacket?"

You're in the outback, in the freezing cold,

with a singlet and short shorts on.

Good idea, Kez.

We need to somehow put a wall there.

Like, basically, we need to put in another wall here

and we need another one at the back.

Yeah.

Damn. We should've took that fire.

So how's this fire coming along? What's the sitch there?

Is it happening or not really?

Oh, it's a different kind of energy at the moment.

Yep, OK.

It's a little bit faded. Little bit faded from not a lot of sleep.

No sleep. Yeah.

You know. And just having a slow start.

There's no nutritional value in leaves, my dear.

In Survivor it's inevitable that you're gonna get tired

and you're gonna get hungry.

But as a body builder,

I feel like in the extreme conditions, I thrive.

That's when my true focus comes out.

Might need your strength today. Hopefully.

And that's what the Brains tribe should be scared of.

I think if we can get past this challenge today,

I reckon we'll ace this.

Running off yesterday's, like, steam, just keep it moving forward.

We're gonna be just fine.

I don't think the Brains really understand what's coming for them.

To be quite frank. (LAUGHS)

I can still for now read close, but that's gonna change very soon.

I'm hitting that age.

PHIL: Yeah, my eyesight's shit. Aw.

I don't think they'd be as bad as mine.

Let's see. Let's see.

Oh, yeah. See! See!

I told you.

Sleeping in the outback for me was actually pretty comfy.

I'll use these.

Our home is really looking like a home, hey?

That looks amazing.

We laid all that paperbark on top of it,

we laid all those leaves and I had something resembling a sleep.

Yeah, yeah.

When I was younger I was always a part of those

special gifted programs at school.

And so I think being chosen for the Brains tribe feels right.

I would say I'm a pretty proud nerd. (LAUGHS)

Oh, lovely.

I hoped coming into this game that being a doctor

that would give me a little bit of credit.

Just having the comfort of someone clearly very knowledgeable.

I don't want to break it - that's my biggest fear.

People are looking to me for a bit of direction.

Yeah?

Is this big one what we're looking for?

That thick one?

No. No?

In Survivor, you're either deemed a threat or you're deemed a weakness.

Being a doctor, I'm a brain.

Which means that I'm smart.

I consider myself a well-rounded, intelligent person.

Social skills, problem solving skills.

From a testing point of view,

I would have scored in the top 1% for various cognitive faculties

that I have honed through a diversified life.

So, I'm hoping that the Brains tribe

are both gonna be surprised by me physically,

but also that I'm gonna be able to blend in when necessary,

so they don't deem me a threat.

In this game you need to socially manipulate.

You also need to be good at helping out around camp

and I think you need to be half decent in challenges.

And, unfortunately, Wai's just not one of the strongest members.

WAI: At the moment, I'm feeling a little bit overwhelmed.

I am not comfortable in the outdoors.

I definitely feel a bit like a fish out of water.

I'm a bit worried because I am not someone

who's typically comfortable with the outdoors,

that that could be seen as a weakness.

So I'm hoping to kind of hide that

and just suppress some of that a little bit

and just kind of put on a brave face and soldier on.

As an author, I'm originally from New York.

I love cities and creature comforts.

Chilli powder. Ooh.

I'm familiar with skyrises and urban jungles,

not creepy-crawlies and creatures, crocodiles.

It's going to be absolutely terrifying.

I'm gonna use my brain to win the game

because I'm going to play to my strengths

and know those are my strengths.

I love puzzles and solving problems.

Trying to unpick and reverse engineer things.

And that's something that really tickles my fancy.

So I think that's gonna be a little bit of a secret weapon

in the game of Survivor.

The dynamic's been a bit interesting in this tribe so far.

Oh. How so?

What are your thoughts?

It looks like the doctor is giving instructions.

Yeah, we'll head back, put these down,

and we'll go get the rest of the stuff we need.

I'm very appreciative for his advice.

You have watched a lot of this show.

So you're sceptical, it sounds like.

No, I'm not sceptical.

I just judge people on what they do and not what they say.

I should be more observant in that area.

But, we'll get there.

Survivor history tells me that

the leader of this tribe, if it is Mitch,

will be chopped down.

I don't think we'll have fire for days, to be honest.

I'm hoping I'm wrong, but, I'd also like to eat.

We've had the doctor come out and bark out instructions

with the reward challenge,

and look how good that turned out for us.

Now he's giving directions at the tribe.

I mean, what's the outcome?

We don't have a fire and we're not gonna eat

and we have to get to immunity challenge.

So, thanks, doctor. Great start by you.

If anyone needs a government bureaucrat, I'm right here.

MITCH: We always need order.

Have you done this before, Mitch?

Oh.

That was a good idea.

Like, it'll be within the flood zone of the river.

Alright, give us five or ten minutes.

I need me to be running the show on this tribe,

not go out and pick up sticks.

I need to be the person that's pulling the strings.

I need to be the person that's setting the agenda.

It's very clear that dictator Mitch is giving instructions

and people are listening.

People are listening because he's a tall, educated doctor,

that's handsome, that's muscular, that's physical.

And they seem to trust him.

Sticks! (LAUGHS)

I get told to do menial tasks like pick up wood.

Well, I don't follow instructions for no reason.

That's not how George operates.

The doctor's in a very nice position.

If we lose that first immunity challenge,

that doctor's safe.

And I don't like that.

"Congratulations, you have found an advantage in the game.

"This advantage allows you to save yourself

"and five other tribemates at the first tribal council.

"All six of you will be safe.

"Once you play the advantage,

"you will leave tribal council immediately.

"None of you will cast a vote and none of you can be voted for.

"Choose wisely."

Yes!

This is such a powerful advantage.

Saving half the tribe - that's never been done on Survivor.

This can change the game.

This can give me the opportunity to change the direction of the tribe

in my vision.

Not that dictator doctor's vision.

We're going to an immunity challenge and

it doesn't matter to me whether we win immunity or not.

This guarantees that I'm safe.

Last year I volunteered for the Macedonian church at Cabramatta

as a grants officer

and I helped them get a successful grant application.

So, thank you, Macedonian Jesus.

Thank you for helping me here on Survivor.

Come on in, guys!

George, how was your 24 hours at camp?

I think we had a great 24 hours at camp.

There's a great bunch of people here in the Brains tribe.

We had great conversations.

And we're a unified team,

and we mean business today.

What about you guys over at Brawn?

Simon, you had an opportunity yesterday to take fire back to camp,

but you thought you could get one going yourself.

How'd you guys make out?

Look, we, uh...we gave it a red-hot crack, that's for sure.

So you didn't get fire?

We didn't get fire.

So, no advantage.

(LAUGHS)

So, Gavin, how important is it to win that first immunity challenge?

It's very important - it'll set the tone going forward

and we get to stay away from tribal council.

Well, Joey, on that note,

if you end up at tribal council tonight, you lose someone.

What impact is that gonna have on the tribe moving forward?

JOEY: Oh, look, you never wanna lose someone early, right?

And you never want to be the first team to lose a member.

But I think, for us, it's just about playing hard today.

And I think, I'm calling it now,

but it's going to be revenge of the nerds today, Jono.

Alright, you guys ready to get to your first immunity challenge?

ALL: Yeah! Yeah.

For today's challenge...

..you're gonna race up a ramp,

over a net,

and down a ladder.

You'll then untie the ladder...

..and use it to climb up to a deck...

..where you'll get into a cart and race down to the bottom.

You'll then climb a rope to retrieve four balls

that two of you will attempt to land in a goal at the end

using a giant slingshot.

First tribe to land all their balls

wins immunity.

And this...

(CHEERING) ..is the immunity idol.

This is what you want in this game.

With this bad boy back at camp, you are safe.

Without it, you're vulnerable,

because it's a date with me at tribal council, where one of you...

..will become the first person voted out

of Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn.

And trust me, no-one wants that title.

Alright, I'm gonna give you guys a minute to strategise.

Let's get this thing rolling! Yeah!

Alright, so, what's the idea?

GEORGE: The strongest people have to go on the rope.

Alright, we've got a thrower.

SIMON: I reckon go slingshot.

Two of us? Yeah, I reckon we can do that.

Alright!

Here we go!

For immunity!

Come on, Brains! Let's do this, guys. We got it.

Survivors ready?

Go! Alright. Go, go, go!

Yeah. Everyone's scrambling to the top.

(ALL SHOUT)

You can feel the adrenaline.

Come on! Come on, run! Go, go, go, go!

Come on! Get up! Get up!

Oh, Wai is struggling for the Brain tribe.

Rachel goes up. Both tribes are up. You're good!

(SHOUTING)

You need to get across that net!

OK, roll it! (SQUEALS)

Rachel, rolling across the net!

Let's go, let's go!

Ooh! Ow!

Wai, hurting yourself on the net.

Come on! Go, Wai!

Ugh! Ugh!

Come on! You can do it, Wai!

Ugh!

Everyone needs to be across before you can move on.

Brawn, you're good!

Go, go, go, go!

Start working on your ladder!

Let's go! Go, go, go, go!

Come on! We're in the lead!

Come on, Shannon!

You need to untie that ladder now.

Yeah! You got this, guys!

Eight ropes to undo. Lots of knots.

Keep going. You're going well. Going well.

Shannon just whipping through over there for Brawn.

You got it, you got it, you got it! Keep going!

Gerald methodically working his way through the knots.

Wai... Come on, Wai!

..struggling a bit with those knots.

Come on! (ALL SHOUT ENCOURAGEMENT)

Help her! Help her! Help her!

It's alright. I got it. You got it. Go.

Who's gonna get it undone first?

Go! Go! OK, you're good, Brawn!

Everyone needs to come down.

Go, go, go.

Keep rolling! Keep rolling!

Brains, you're good!

Come on, pick it up! Pick it up!

Two at a time. Two at a time. Go, go, go.

Go. Let's go! Let's go!

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go!

Now you're gonna need to carry that ladder over to the deck

and lock it in!

Go, go, go. Straight back up the other side.

Brawn tribe working together very well at this stage.

Sweet. Go! Good job!

Up! Up! Up!

Brains have their ladder now.

Right on Brawn's tail.

Watch your hands! Watch your hands!

Is it in the bottom? In!

Brawn, going up to the deck.

Go! Go, go, go, go!

Everyone needs to get to the top before you can move on.

We all have to be up there, yeah? Go, go.

Yeah, we've all gotta be up there.

Brains are closing the gap.

Brawn starting to slow down.

It is hot out here.

Come on, team! Tell me when we're up.

Brains are there first!

Overtaken Brawn.

Six in the cart at a time!

Go, girls! We're in the lead! All in?

OK. Go!

(SHOUTING, WHOOPING) There goes Brains first!

Everyone, out of the way!

Brains were behind in this challenge, but now...

Six in. ..they've caught up and they're in front.

You need me as well. Jump in, jump in, jump in!

Pull the thread! Pull the thread! Pull the thread!

Go, go, go, go, go!

Finally, Brawn gets their cart released.

Alright, now you need to pull that cart all the way back up!

Go, Brains! You're in the lead!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Get on the rope! Get on the rope! Let's go! Let's go!

You need to pick it up, Brawn!

Oh, get the wheels on!

ALL: Get the wheels on!

Brawn's cart is off the track!

Lift it on the track!

A huge setback for Brawn.

Lift!

Come on!

(ALL GRUNT AND STRAIN)

Come on!

Opening up the door for Brains.

Pull! Pull!

ALL: Pull! Pull!

Pull! We are killing it!

Go, Brains! (BRAINS CHEER)

Everyone's down!

Alright, the need to climb the rope and retrieve your balls.

Let's go, Brawn!

Finally, Brawn is down in their cart.

Everyone on the mat, Brawn!

Out of the way. Out of the way. Hop off.

Andrew, trying to get to a ball. He knocks one off.

Oh, good, good! That's good.

Go, Mitch! Go, Mitch.

Mitch makes quick work of the rope for Brawn. He gets a ball.

(CHEERING)

Gavin! Yes!

Next one on! Next one on!

Yes! Baden has the last ball for Brains!

Joey and Andrew on the slingshot for Brains.

We've got a lead!

Brawn still trying to get their balls.

Benny finally gets one.

Back on the mat! Back on the mat! Daini going up now.

He has it. Alright. Brawn, get on the slingshot!

Go, Joey!

Joey's gonna take the first shot for Brains.

In the kisser! Oh, it's a bit long.

There's definitely a learning curve here.

Keep going, boys! Joey goes again.

He's wide.

They haven't got one. That's it.

Keep going! Keep going! Keep shooting!

Keep shooting, Simon! Keep shooting!

Don't worry - I'm watching it.

(BRAINS SHOUT)

(CHEERING) Oh, and that's it!

Joey gets the first one for Brains!

Brains lead, one-zip!

Simon takes a shot.

Heeeey!

Oh! Just wide.

(SHOUTING)

Oh! An in-and-out for Joey!

Robbed!

I think, have a little break!

No, I think he's got it. I reckon you should have a go, mate!

He's got it.

Just... We'll lose it! He's got it!

He has got it!

He's gonna tire, though.

That is not without exertion. Then he can say he's tired.

You go, bro. You go.

Andrew swapping out with Joey for Brains.

(BRAINS SHOUT ENCOURAGEMENT) Come on, Andrew!

Come on, Andrew! You got this!

Come on, Andrew.

Now Andrew's gonna have to go through the learning curve.

Line it up!

Come on, baby! Get in there!

(BRAWN CHEERS)

Simon lands one for Brawn!

We're tied, one-one.

Come on, Andrew. You got it.

Andrew struggling with the slingshot.

You got this! You got this!

And Simon gets another one for Brawn!

Brawn is leading, two-one!

Brains had a nice lead at this stage of the challenge.

Now Brawn is leading.

Take your time to align it.

Yes! Lands another one!

Brawn leads, three-one!

You can feel Brains starting to panic.

No-one wants to go to tribal council on the first night.

You got this. Come on, Simon!

Simon could win it for Brawn right here.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!

(BRAWN CHEERS) And he does!

Brawn wins immunity!

And they all bow down to Simon.

(ALL CHEER)

(ALL CHANT INDISTINCTLY)

Sorry, guys. I'm sorry.

No, don't be sorry. Jeez! None of that.

Don't be sorry.

'Brawns' on three. ALL: One, two, three - Brawns!

Yeah! (CHEERING)

Brawn,

congratulations - immunity is yours.

Yeah. (CHEERING)

You guys are safe tonight - nobody going home.

(CHEERING)

(BRAWN CHATTER EXCITEDLY)

Alright, Brawn, grab your gear, head on out. Enjoy your night off.

Yeah. Yeah!

Feels good to be a winner.

Brains, different story for you guys.

Tribal council tonight, where one of you

will become the first person voted out of the game.

Grab your gear, head on out. I'll see you guys tonight.

Well done, though.

GEORGE: We didn't lose - we were annihilated.

We were a ramshackle at that challenge,

and I blame that doctor.

He took charge and he led us to failure.

I know what's gonna happen tonight, because I'm deciding the outcome.

I'm deciding who stays and who goes.

Who do I save?

Hmm.

Well, the challenge today was a bit disappointing.

We lost, ultimately, which means now someone has to go home.

Definitely I think the big learning experience

is that we just need to have one, maximum two people,

who are designated leaders in charge

and then we can escalate if we need to,

but we need to respect those people in charge. Yep. Yep.

Does anyone want to give me theirs? I'm happy to go to the well.

I always like to take a scientific approach.

In science we always learn as much, if not more, from our failures

than we do from our successes.

There was only one thing that slowed us down

and that was our strength, our physical prowess.

We're gonna come to some challenges and we need the strongest 11 left.

Um, let me pose an argument rather than saying names.

Yeah.

But I think, moving forward, it's terrible to say,

but we've got to think about, like, who are our weaker challenge men.

As much as, you know, challenges don't win games,

they certainly get you to merge.

Yeah.

I think George is, um... He's very confident about his physicality.

I'm not sure.

Are you coming in to the deep end?

What are you thinking?

They're lovely people, but, um, Phil.

You know, we've all got the capacity to step up.

I think that's a little bit debatable with Wai, that's all.

Wai seems like a really lovely person.

I have no interest in hurting her feelings,

but I also want to win challenges.

And she's not going to be a part of that plan.

Get rid of Wai. Yeah.

..immunity every chance we get.

Let's just keep it simple tonight.

Like, that's one...one down. Yeah.

Better to, um... Yes.

Better to kill humanely. Gently. Yeah.

How's the water, mate? Good.

We all know that, um, the tribe is strongest with Wai gone.

Yeah.

So that's where we're... So, we were talking...

Well, someone has to go.

I feel quite comfortable

that tonight's going to be straightforward.

We're all on the same page.

We all know that the tribe is strongest with Wai gone.

Coming into our first tribal council tonight,

the focus of the tribe will be the weakest person in the challenge.

In physical challenges I'm probably...I'm not outstanding,

so if I join in this unanimous vote for Wai tonight,

I think it's definitely the safest bet for me.

WAI: I'm feeling a bit down.

I know that I didn't perform well in the challenge.

I gave it a red-hot go.

I don't think that my enthusiasm is on trial.

But I definitely know I'm in trouble for tonight's tribal council.

So I might have to rethink what I'm gonna do.

As an author, the way I think about storytelling

will help me to convince the other tribe mates

to take that target off of me.

This is... Oh, yeah.

I mean, look, I'm not... I obviously know that I'm in danger.

Well, I mean, who's the biggest threat? Right?

There are some big personalities.

And there are some that are, like, being very obvious about it.

It could have been useful.

Straight off the bat in the rewards challenge, Mitch was very strong.

It's something to think about, I think, you know? Mmm.

Because if we don't do it now, we might not ever get another chance.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I hear you. Yeah.

I can understand where Wai's coming from with her assessment of Mitch.

I would almost be willing to blister my hands up further

to suss that bad boy out.

He seems like someone who wants to take charge and tell you what to do.

So, Mitch is going to be a big threat in this game.

And that's a big problem.

GEORGE: The tribe is heading down a direction

where only the brute strength matters.

We're not the Brawn tribe, we're the Brains tribe.

The dictator doctor is sending off the weak.

And I don't agree with that.

I'm voting for Mitch tonight. OK. I'm with you.

Yeah. I'll vote for Mitch. I'll vote for Mitch.

It will just give us all a chance to be heard.

Yeah. OK? Rather than to be spoken to.

Can we get the numbers?

I don't know. OK.

You know, with our dusty thing.

Let's walk back with at least two pieces of paperbark each.

The good thing is I have this great advantage that no-one knows about.

I can pick five people of my choice to save from elimination

and change the direction of the tribe and the game.

So, it'll save Wai,

but those left at tribal council might not guarantee Mitch going home.

Do I play my advantage?

Tonight's vote, for me, is about unity.

Just as a bit of a block, yeah? Perfect.

I think there's a little question about the numbers tonight.

I'll be shocked if there's anything more than a single vote

for anyone other than Wai.

You know, sad as it is, Wai's going home.

You worked that tree.

That's how confident I am. I'm just over here pulling bark.

WAI: I tried to form a strategy to pitch Mitch as a good option.

But going into tribal council I'm not feeling safe at all.

I'm definitely up for elimination.

GEORGE: I have to tell myself, what's in my best interests?

Do I vote with a majority vote

and just let Wai go and I lose a potential ally?

Or do I play my advantage tonight?

But if Mitch doesn't go home,

I'm worried about a giant target on my back.

Behind each of you is a torch. Go ahead, grab one.

Come forward, dip it in the flame, get fire.

This is part of the ritual of tribal council.

Because in this game fire represents your life.

Once it's gone, so are you.

Alright, Brains, welcome to your first tribal in the outback.

So, Joey, you've just arrived at camp.

You look around and you realise

this is gonna be home for the next 48 days.

What's the feeling?

Well, look, I guess yesterday we all came together as strangers.

We got thrown straight into a challenge

and, you know, it did go a little bit pear-shaped.

We didn't come away with the win, but, look, the mood at camp is good.

I have to admit, I've said it 50 billion times to everybody,

but I froth this tribe.

It's great.

When I first saw them, I knew that, like, we would do great.

So, Wai, how important do you think first impressions are in this game?

I think first impressions matter. I mean, this is a tribe situation.

This is Survivor, so first impressions have to carry something.

But I definitely think, you know,

it's not the be all and end all at all.

We're playing with really smart people here. And it is early days.

And I think as a team we're really strong

and we have the best intentions at heart to come together as a tribe.

And I think, as long as we keep to those intentions,

everyone will get to shine at some point.

Mitch, you raised an eyebrow on that.

We're currently in a game that's two teams

and we just need to be as strong as we can be as a team.

I have to pick someone with a weakness

that means we can move forward as a tribe without that person

and ideally not find ourself back with your lovely company again.

But is that the way that we judge our society?

That you are stronger, bigger and more muscular so you're better?

I just don't agree with that.

And that doesn't sit well with me at all.

You don't think it should be the criteria.

That shouldn't be the criteria on Survivor.

What about life experience? What about book smarts?

What about street smarts?

We're only on day two

and it's Brains against Brawn with two tribes.

But we also have that dynamic within the tribe.

At the end of the day, we all have talent

and we all need an opportunity to shine

and not everyone's had that opportunity by day two,

and that's a shame.

But we're here to win, though. We're not here to give everyone a fair go.

We're here to win, aren't we?

If you think you're bigger and stronger

or suited to a better spot somewhere else, George,

then just say so.

I have said so. And I've been declined.

Generally speaking, you spin around and you go,

"Right, who are the four biggest blokes? They can do that.

"Who looks like they can do this?" Who decides that?

We've had, like, 10 seconds in total and two days to strategise.

And who made the call?

Who's giving the instructions?

Why are you laughing, Mitch?

This was a big surprise. I thought this was gonna go a bit smoother.

You know, say yesterday, we didn't gel that well in the challenge.

But today, I thought we were all working really well.

And it's like you've come to tribal to blindside one person.

Wai, Survivor is really a social game

and you can win it without ever winning a challenge.

Maybe you don't need to be great at challenges.

Look, I mean, I agree that it is about the cohesion

and about the...you know, building the strongest tribe,

so it makes sense that those are the types of choices

that people are definitely considering.

But we're all thinking about

becoming that Sole Survivor at the end.

People might be thinking about strategising early

and seeing what they can possibly do now to kind of secure that spot.

Mitch, you look like you're deep in thought.

You really... You're reconsidering, right?

I think I'm just very surprised, George.

I really didn't know

you were sort of harbouring these sort of feelings.

George, when you hear that, does that make you nervous?

I'm always nervous.

I've spent 10 years in Bankstown Labor politics.

I know to stay on my toes.

And I've known those vultures

and snakes in the grass for a very long time.

And call me a snake handler, but I know how to handle snakes.

Do you think you could get bitten tonight?

I hope I don't get bitten. But we shall wait and see.

Alright. Well, I'm fascinated to find out where this is gonna go.

I think we should vote.

Wait a minute.

I've got something for you.

There you go.

Thank you.

Alright.

Well, this is an advantage...

..that allows George to save himself...

..and five others.

That means that he will leave immediately with his five friends

from tribal council.

He will not vote, the other five will not vote

and you can not vote for them.

So, who do you want to take?

OK.

Hmm.

Got to think about this.

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Alright, well, this is an advantage

that allows George to save himself and five others.

That means that he will leave immediately with his five friends

from tribal council.

He will not vote, the other five will not vote,

and you cannot vote for them.

So who do you want to take?

OK.

Hmm.

I think I'm going to want to be there tomorrow

with people with good life experience.

Rachel and Baden.

Cara,

Queen Georgia

and the other one, I think we can learn a lot more from,

it's my neighbour, Wai.

Alright, guys, you heard who you are.

You can stand up, grab your torches,

head on out

and enjoy your rest of your night off.

You guys are all safe.

You should leave, George.

I'm not going to lie, I am a bit upset.

You're a bit upset?

I came tonight with plan A and plan B, to be perfectly frank.

Plan A was Wai and plan B was George.

And unfortunately, both of those plans have walked out the door

and I'm left with absolutely nothing.

You could be plan C.

I could be plan C.

Why do you think he left you behind?

Um, because he's trying to build loyalty,

he's trying to build a loyal tribe.

That's why he...not only did he give out names,

but he gave out compliments.

He's trying to build relationships,

which is going to be bittersweet for him

because I suspect most of those people

are going to be very angry with him. No.

He's just shot his own game.

He's just...he's just put his own game up in flames.

100%.

Hayley, this really changes things.

Yeah, this completely changes things.

Look, 11 people, we've all been blindsided.

There's six of us that just, yeah...

You can't ever be complacent in this game.

And well played, Georgie, to be honest. So...

So, Phil, is there a chance that one of you

are going to be collateral damage from George's move?

Yeah. Basically.

I wouldn't have picked to vote any of these guys off any time soon.

So, you know, to have to make that choice right now

is just, like...

..my head's going to fall off.

So, Hayley, is there an obvious choice now?

Mmm... (LAUGHS)

No.

It could be me tonight,

and I would hope that the people here know

that I bring some strength to the challenges

and, yeah,

and I look forward to working with them in the future.

So, Joey, you guys came in here

locked in with a very, very specific plan,

and George...

..your friend George threw a spanner in the works

and you haven't had a chance to strategise.

What are you going to do?

Are we going to have six random votes?

Well, look, I think we've spent enough time together, this group,

and, again,

I reckon everyone here is an absolute legend

that I'm sitting next to, right?

Um... Yeah.

I think, from my perspective, it's, you know, obviously

self-preservation kicks in in a moment like this.

And you've got to think, well, you know,

who's going to be the most voted out of this group?

I think it's a fair comment, like self-preservation,

like, the aim is to not get voted out,

so you try to stick your vote on someone

you think other people will stick their vote on.

Alright, then it is time to vote.

MAN: You're not crazy. You never have been.

Alright, it is time to vote. Joey, you're up.

I'll go count the votes.

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

now would be the time to do so.

I'll read the votes.

First vote -

Phil.

Hayley.

That's one vote Phil, one vote Hayley.

Phil.

Two votes Phil, one vote Hayley.

Phil.

First person voted out of Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn -

Phil.

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

Give me a hug, guys, please. (LAUGHS)

Oh!

Can you please hang this in the camp...

(LAUGHS) Amazing.

..so it can stare at him?

And please avenge me. (LAUGHTER)

Those two things will be done.

(SIGHS)

Phil, the tribe has spoken.

Oh, it hasn't. (LAUGHS)

Good to go. Thank you.

Thank you, guys.

I hope one of you gets power. See you, mate.

Oh!

Well, I hope tonight the lesson is clear.

This is Survivor.

If you're not looking out for snakes in the grass,

you're going to get bit.

Grab your torches, head back to camp.

Goodnight.

Tomorrow night on Australian Survivor...

MAN: Bring the heat, bring the fire. I'm ready for battle.

Survivors ready?

Go! Go, go.

The toughest challenges...

MMA champ versus a scientist!

..under the most punishing conditions.

Tradie versus doctor.

Can underdogs Brains...

MAN: Oh, no!

..bring down Brawn?

You don't need big muscles to fight. The strongest muscle is the brain.

I would have to say I'm in a state of shock.

I seriously would never have thought

that I would have gotten voted out the way I did.

Unfortunately, I just didn't have enough time to show my tribe

that I am an asset to them.

But...if I was to say anything to George,

I would probably say good on him.

You did it.

But you better keep it up

because I know the people back at camp

are definitely going to try and take you on.

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