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Do like that, like...

Rome is off his rocker.

[imitates screeching connection tone]

[chortles]

SOL: He's just... he's a lot.

PROBST: Previously on Survivor...

AYSHA: I have to build an army around me.

Now I feel like I have the numbers.

ROME: I took the idol that's good for only one Tribal Council.

Rome is not gonna be the first one gone from Lavo.

SAM: I just wanted to share that moment with Sierra...

...as number ones and friends.

You got it.

I feel like this one's gonna be small

but mighty.

TK: I'm just not used to losing.

I don't hang with people who are cool with losing.

I don't even associate myself with that.

TIYANA: I don't want to work with someone who

I feel disrespected me.

So right now my emotion is saying, "Vote TK."

♪ ♪

If anybody has an advantage

or an idol and you want to play it...

GABE: Jeff.

- Playing this for yourself? - [Caroline gasps]

Yeah.

First vote: Sue.

Second person voted out of Survivor 47:

- TK. - Wow.

The tribe has spoken.

All righty.

♪ ♪

Here. Try my frond.

CAROLINE: Yes.

That was so cool, you played your idol.

GABE: I know, right?

Honestly, I just, I heard my dad's voice

- in the back of my head. - There you go. You know...

And he was just screaming, "Play it."

Last season on Survivor,

I watched way too many people

go home with an idol in their pocket.

The dumbest move.

With an idol in my pocket.

There it is.

TIFFANY: I should have played my idol.

I went home with an idol.

They blindsided me

with an idol in my pocket.

And I'm not gonna allow that to happen to me.

[Tiyana laughs]

KYLE: Tribal Council was nuts.

There was some things that played out

that I didn't really expect.

Mm-hmm.

GABE: Uh-huh.

Yeah.

KYLE: I took a risk.

I threw a hit at Sue instead of TK.

I don't know if it's a mistake yet,

but I just need to make sure

that I'm in the right ring with the right bull,

so that way I'm not the next one going home.

Respectful.

What?

[both cheering quietly]

CAROLINE: I am so happy to say

the vote went exactly the way I thought it was going to go.

It was so perfect.

We did it.

Nobody else did it. We did it.

We pulled off a friggin' blindside.

Like, that's like, "Check."

But Kyle voted for me, and I take it personally.

That's a man

who's underestimating me.

And I get the same feeling I got

when I went into the aviation industry,

which is male-dominated.

So I totally know how to handle guys like that.

If we go to another Tribal Council,

I am gonna get revenge.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

RACHEL: Sleeping on bamboo is rough.

I don't have the best back. [chuckles]

And waking up this morning, I could barely, like, move.

RACHEL: Oh, my God.

ANIKA: I did not get

more than 20 minutes of closed-eyed time

because our shelter

still looks like it's a day one shelter,

which made for

horrible sleeping conditions.

And I woke up so, so, so exhausted.

RACHEL: So what do we want to do for priorities?

- I feel like we need to fix the shelter. - Floor.

- Floor. Shelter. - You know, I...

Let me just also say, though,

we did talk about the crabs and said that

first thing in the morning would be best.

RACHEL: True, but if we can't get

- fire today 'cause everything's wet, like... - ANIKA: Yeah.

I think we should all be on the shelter

really quickly right now.

And then all of our bodies need to test it.

It'll be so quick if we all just do it.

- SAM: Okay. - Okay.

This tribe has been focusing on vibes

instead of camp life,

but obviously those tasks still need to get done.

Sam, can you pull this one out?

- Where am I pulling it? - Just take it out.

SAM: We're almost a week into this game.

We're running on fumes at this point,

and we have this entire fishing kit right in our camp.

And instead of being like, "Hey, let's all go and try

and get some food today," we're sitting here saying,

"Hmm. That bamboo dug into my side

a little bit weird last night."

What if this big boy we take out and just fill in

with a smaller guy and put rocks under it?

It's bamboo.

It's not the Ritz-Carlton.

Quit trying to make it the Ritz-Carlton.

It feels like Anika really wants to have control

of everything that happens in camp life.

Where do you want me to put it?

Like, something around here,

because the last thing you want is for it to cave in.

SAM: She believes that she's

the figurehead of the Gata tribe,

but I'm just like,

"Give me a break."

I'm rolling my eyes and I'm trying not to say anything.

I'm trying not to be so obviously irritated,

but I'm just, like, I'm pissed off.

ANDY: People talk about a Survivor wall.

And the Survivor wall is when, you know,

you're trucking along,

and then you wake up one day,

and it all just, it comes crashing down.

And I think this is the case for two people

in particular-- Anika and Sam.

ANIKA: Sam, if you're able to create a base right here,

I support the two.

If not, it's gonna be way too heavy.

- Where do you want me to get it? - Chop it?

ANDY: Like I said from the beginning, I want to gather data.

And what people tell you is, like, second-level data.

It's okay, but there's better, more substantial,

cleaner data out there, and that is people's actions.

And when Sam and Anika are bickering

over the clothesline, it's like, okay.

That's real. They're not faking that one.

I don't know. I think this will hold.

As long as we just don't, like, throw things.

We, like, put 'em on there lightly, and it'll be okay.

ANIKA: I don't think it's just that, Sam.

It's the pure weight of the wet clothes.

But it's staying in now.

I-I know now with four pieces of clothes on there...

- ...that are partially dry. - Okay.

I'm just saying, scientifically and mathematically,

the weight will pull it in.

Okay.

Then let's machete it here.

ANDY: Ooh.

We've been sawing it. That's been more successful, Sam.

Okay.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

ANDY: I do currently feel like I am on the bottom,

but there's trouble in paradise here on Gata.

And so the festering conflict

makes me really, really valuable.

And it would be a very sweet turnaround for me.

I think I've got some life here. I do.

Good work, team.

- ANDY: Great job. Great job. - Good work.

ANDY: Yeah.

SIERRA: All right.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

ROME: I want to catch a big guy today.

GENEVIEVE: Yeah.

ROME: I want to know the Survivor record

for most fish caught in a day.

Yep. That's the sole purpose of that.

Yeah. That's the only reason.

Just so I can beat it by one and be done.

AYSHA: Since day one, Rome has been talking about,

"I can't wait to get out there.

"As soon as we get fishing gear, I'm gonna be out there

all hours of the day."

And so I knew as soon

as Jeff said, "Fishing gear,"

I was like, "Oh, we're gonna have to deal with Rome."

If you have a six-foot Hawaiian sling,

you have a four-foot kill radius, essentially.

You want to be that close to the fish, and then bam.

- Okay. Okay. - So it doesn't have time to react.

At random times, there'll just be water

that comes into the mouthpiece, and I have

to go up to the top and, like, readjust it and, like,

just hope it doesn't fill up again.

AYSHA: If you ask Rome,

every piece of fishing gear is labeled "Rome."

ROME: Oh, you want to try it?

GENEVIEVE: Yeah.

So, the current's really strong underwater.

- Like, you'll feel yourself moving away. - Is it? Okay. Okay.

- Okay, I'll wait. - [chuckles]

Catching a fish with a Hawaiian sling

is so difficult to do.

Like, only a few Survivors are really, like,

doing it, like, and doing it all right, you know?

KISHAN: Rome is the only one,

successfully, who has caught fish,

but Rome has also been the one

who's been using the fishing gear

for a majority of the time.

Yeah.

[groans]

- You okay? - Yeah, just...

AYSHA: Exactly.

TEENY: Yeah.

I think I just have a different mindset.

Like, if somebody was catching fish for me, like,

bro, I'd be getting the pot ready.

I'd be trying to make a fire.

- Yeah. - This is just ridiculous, man.

AYSHA: I bet you

- he thinks we're so lazy. - TEENY: He does.

We're spending 24 hours a day together,

and that's obviously

going to expose us in our raw forms--

what our annoyances are,

what our patience levels are.

ROME: Yo!

There was a shark about ten feet away from me just now.

I know. [laughs]

TEENY: Which, for me, works out perfectly because Rome

is a large personality person.

Why didn't you bring the flippers?

I hate flippers, but, uh, no flippers, no problem.

[excited chatter]

ROME: And I realized,

hey, I'm kind of good with the Hawaiian sling.

That's a great feeling because now I realize,

"Man, I don't have to starve out here."

- Pass it off. Ah! - [laughter]

But then I started to realize, okay,

I had to make the fire.

- AYSHA: Oh, there we go. - TEENY: There we go.

ROME: I had to clean the fish. I had to get the fish.

So, like, at this point,

how appreciative are you?

And why should I even give you some?

GENEVIEVE: Rome has caught a few fish.

They're, like, this big,

like the kind you would have as a pet, and...

Rome decided to eat

two of the four fish himself.

- Can I put this whole thing in my mouth? - Yeah.

AYSHA: We only got the smallest bite.

I'm literally, like...

You're trying to savor it as much as possible. Like,

"This is all I'm gonna get from Rome.

I know this is all that he's willing to hand over."

Excuse you? You did absolutely nothing to deserve this.

Absolutely nothing. You aren't even in my alliance, Aysha.

Why should I give you a big chunk of meat?

So guess what I did.

The last two fish, I ate them right next to Aysha.

Right next to her. And I made sure

I was smacking a little bit,

so she could hear it, so she could know,

"Listen, if you want some of this fish,

you better put in some work, too."

[spits]

- Huh? - I said, "You just spit that on my back."

Mmm.

♪ ♪

ANIKA: You'll like it. You should try it.

- Pineapple? - ANIKA: Yeah.

Hmm.

I've also ne-- Here's a weird one.

I've never had watermelon.

- Oh, my God. - ANDY: Oh, my God.

- How is that possible? - Not at any barbecue? Nothing?

- RACHEL: Sam... - No. - ANDY: Why not?

Wait, why?

ANIKA: So, you haven't been around

a lot of watermelon is what you're telling me?

No, there's... No, I'm around watermelon a lot.

I just, like, don't eat it.

RACHEL: And you have no desire to just see what it tastes like?

Like, barbecues and stuff, I just don't eat it.

- Yeah, I don't, I don't really care. - That's so crazy.

Sierra, this kid has never had watermelon.

- What about different berries? - What?!

Or pineapple.

- That's your favorite, right? - Yes.

- What about, like, blueberries, raspberries? - I've had blueberries.

Uh, um, I've probably had a raspberry.

- I don't remember it well, but I've had blueberries. - [gasping]

Oh, my God. Your 24 years of life.

RACHEL: Sam's very funny.

There's just things that he's never tried

that boggle my mind.

Okay, let's go through vegetables.

- Eggplant? - Never had it.

- Zucchini? - Never had it.

- Squash? - Never had it.

RACHEL: Bean sprouts?

I don't know. Probably not.

Broccolini?

- I don't know what that is. - Okay.

He hasn't tried the most basic-ass foods.

This man is an, is an enigma. I do not understand him.

Um, tomatoes, you said you don't care for.

SIERRA: What about, like, an heirloom tomato?

I don't know what that is.

♪ ♪

SIERRA: It looks...

- What do I look like? - I mean, you look normal.

- Like, you just have long, like, beachy hair. - Yeah. Yeah.

Thick. Like, it's not, like, knotted.

ANDY: My game so far

has not been what I expected, but right now

I'm-I'm working it. I'm finagling.

You know, Anika and Rachel, they're a duo.

So it's pretty simple.

I want to gain a majority with Sam and Sierra.

And I'm really trying to line this up

so that Sam and Sierra feel like they can trust me.

Now, I feel like I already have

a pretty good bond established with Sam.

We've been talking game since day one,

but without Sierra, I'm dead in the water.

SIERRA: I know it might not be tonight, but Sam and I, we are

just nervous because we need your number.

ANDY: My game is just to hitch my wagon to you.

- Yeah. - Like, so we're, like...

- We need you to know, like... - I know. Yeah.

- Look, do you... - Do you know?

Like...

- Do you know? - Do I? Yeah.

- Do you want my Shot in the Dark? - No.

I can give you my Shot in the Dark.

- What? - Just to borrow it.

- Just to give me before Tribal? - Just to give you another action.

I mean, I would love that.

- All right. - SIERRA: I'm not sure

I'm ever going to be able to trust Andy, like, fully,

but he's willing to give me his Shot in the Dark

before the next Tribal.

And that, to me, is like, "Holy crap. Okay."

I-- That would make me feel so much better.

I'm giving, I'm giving you my game.

SIERRA: I don't need his Shot in the Dark,

but that absolutely built more trust with me.

And that's exactly what I needed from Andy,

'cause I still was getting a little nervous about him.

But now it's like, "Shoot, you know, he trusts me."

So, yeah, maybe we could possibly work together.

♪ ♪

[hammering]

- This is a nut. - GABE: Oh, really?

[grunts]

- And you can eat it? - Yeah.

GABE: Mmm.

That's pretty good.

In a game like Survivor, things are ever-changing.

And now that TK is gone,

I don't want Kyle to leave this game.

Kyle is somebody that

I believe can be controlled,

that will be Tuku strong, even if the ship is sinking.

And that's very attractive to me.

I really, really want to work with you.

- I really do. - Likewise.

And I just think you're such a decent guy.

- Thanks, Gabe. - And I...

I love the way you're approaching this game.

He's on the bottom right now,

but if I could bring him into a position of stability,

I don't think he would ever turn against us.

I mean, shoot.

I could probably call on that guy

to be my limousine driver for the night

after this game is over,

and he'd fly out from Michigan to Baltimore and do that for me.

This is something that I would like to stay between us.

Yeah.

You got one, you got two.

Exactly. Yeah.

KYLE: According to Gabe,

Sue and Caroline will not vote for one another.

And as long as you have them,

you got two extra votes with your vote everywhere you go.

But that's cooked in my head. I don't like it

because if he's trying to make relationships with me,

he's gonna want me to flip on Tiyana.

And there's no way in hell that I'm gonna try to go after her

unless I absolutely have to.

So if I can get Sue and Caroline roped in,

then there's a way that I can keep Tiyana around,

and we'll be able to have the numbers

to go after Gabe successfully.

KYLE: Gabe's been kind of shady.

He thinks that you and Caroline are his goats.

Hmm.

- And he told you that? - Yeah.

- Hmm. - Kyle is at the bottom,

and he's desperate to save his life,

but I will never forget that Kyle wanted me out.

So there's no way I could live with myself giving him a pass.

How do you feel about him staying in the game?

Well, I hate that we're talking today,

'cause I wanted to wake up thinking,

"Let's just be pumped, be juiced, be all positive,

not talking so much game."

I'm the type that I need to focus on...

- And I respect that. That's why I'm willing to squish it now. - Yeah.

- Yeah, okay. - Because I see that...

I see that you require that,

- and I'm willing to give you that. - I do require that. I require

positive thoughts, positive tribe vibes,

positive everything.

- And having any negative vibes... - All right. I'll bring it

- to you later. - ...shooting out the-- Yeah.

KYLE: Sue, man. Sue.

I just told you that somebody thinks of you

as a goat in this game,

and it doesn't even faze her.

She is irritated at the fact that I'm trying to bring

any kind of information in this game to her attention.

Sue, what do I do with you?

♪ ♪

- CAROLINE: Guys, there's a... - Guys, there's a boat.

What is happening?

There's a boat.

- There's a boat! - TEENY: Oh, my God.

SIERRA: Whoo!

- Okay, let's bring it in. - This is it!

All right, you ready? Gather round.

One, two, three.

- Oh! - Oh!

KYLE: This is beautiful.

A journey means that you're gonna have opportunities.

And after that conversation with Sue

and how it went, I could be in trouble here.

So this is, like, exactly what I need to help my game.

Y'all want to volunteer?

- I don't mind... - RACHEL: Oh, yeah?

...if we all are okay with that.

I'm fine with that.

I'm great with that.

Anika wants to go on this journey,

and everybody seems cool with it,

but I don't want her to go

because that's my next target in this game

going on a journey to potentially get

an extra vote or Safety or something

that could really throw off my plans.

No, don't tell everything!

Yeah, don't tell everything!

SAM: Tell us everything.

- Oh, okay. - Oh, okay. Yeah.

Rock, paper, scissors, shoot.

A'ight.

- TEENY: All right. - ROME: All right, guys.

Absolutely the worst-case scenario for all of us

would be to send Rome because

I believe that Rome has something in his pocket already.

So I don't want Rome to go on a journey

and potentially

get an extra vote, a Steal a Vote, an amulet, anything...

anything that's gonna help him in this game.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

- ANIKA: Hi! - ROME: How's it going, guys?

Rome. Kyle.

- Awesome. I am so happy. - Monica, right?

- Anika. Yeah. - Anika.

- I'm sorry. - I always say, "Monica without the M,"

- and then people remember it immediately. - I got you, got you.

- It's nice to meet you guys. - Oh, my God. Nice to meet you.

- Yeah, right? Oh, my gosh. - Oh.

I'm so happy it wasn't you last night.

- Oh, my gosh. - No, wait. Literally, me, too.

- Kyle, it's so good to see you again. - Thanks, guys.

So who was it last night?

- You guys really want to know? - Of course we want to know. - I hope it's TK.

- ANIKA: Rome's like, "Gossip now." - [Rome laughs]

TK's gone.

- Yes! - You're kidding.

- Hallelujah. - You're kidding.

Oh, my gosh. I just couldn't stand his ego.

I was not a fan of TK at all.

He was just being way too cocky, way too arrogant.

So that was exactly what I wanted.

I wanted him out the game first,

but, look, I'll take the second boot.

- Sam, right? Is his name Sam? - Yeah, Sam.

- Okay, and then what's, uh... - ROME: Sierra?

- KYLE: S-Sierra? - The blonde one?

- Is she kind of the prettyish girl? - Yeah.

- My whole tribe thinks they're a couple. - Okay.

Is there anything tying on there?

- Well, they both have couples back home. - Oh.

Sam is actually engaged.

- Oh, okay. - Oh, yeah. Okay.

They kind of made a really tight, like, bond or whatever.

ROME: My tribe has been making jokes that they're a couple

this whole time.

KYLE: We all kind of figured that Sam

was gonna be running the show at Gata,

but you can't run the show by yourself.

And so now that Anika exposed this information to me,

I feel like I can use that to my benefit

in the future.

ROME: So, listen, my tribe, it's Sol and Aysha.

They are running the show over there.

- And, like, you know what I'm saying? - Damn.

- And, yeah, like, they've... - Is it rubbing people

- the wrong way, kind of? - It's rubbing me

the wrong way, but I think that

- they already have, like... - They're already jiving.

Yeah, they're already jiving.

No. I've not...

Not one person has talked strategy

- with me this whole game. - KYLE: Dang.

ROME: I want them to feel like I'm on the bottom,

and I don't have anyone that I'm working with over here.

Is that true?

May or may not be the case, but guess what.

As long as they go back to their tribes

and say that Sol and Aysha

are the ones running the show over here,

that's all I need

because I need targets on Sol and Aysha's backs.

- Oh, God. Okay. - All right, guys. - Good luck, guys.

ALL: Hope to see you again.

- Best of luck to you. - Best of luck, guys.

- Do your damage. - Lovely meeting you. - Good luck.

♪ ♪

Okay.

Whew.

[exhales sharply]

Dang.

Okay. So I have to pick once.

Wow. This is super risky.

So I've got a one-in-three

that I'm gonna gain an advantage.

If a doctor told me that the surgery was gonna have

a one-in-three chance of me dying, I would never do it,

but I have no choice.

I'm playing with fire either way.

My heart's beating.

I am nervous at this point because

right now, with the losing streak we have as a tribe,

I cannot lose my vote.

All right, money.

[sighs]

Dang.

Oh, my gosh. This sucks.

I'm not in a position where I can, I can lose my vote.

I've already lost one vote.

I can't risk two.

I'm not gonna go back in this bag.

Damn.

This is scary.

Now, it's a 50-50 chance if I reach in again,

but the risk is so, so big.

[sighs]

I-I think I'm gonna,

I'm gonna stick with my one Lose a Vote.

Let's do this.

[exhales sharply] Please, please, please.

This is exactly what I needed, baby.

Now I have an idol and I've got a Steal a Vote.

Oh, my gosh.

I don't know if I was really expecting to have

this much power in the game this early,

but, hey, look, I told myself

this is what I wanted to do, and I'm doing it, baby.

That's how you do it on Survivor.

If I can show this to my alliance,

this solidifies it

because there's no way that the alliance would flip on me

since I've got a Steal a Vote.

Oh, my goodness.

I feel like I'm running this game right now.

I feel like Survivor 47 is mine.

We might as well rename it to Survivor Rome.

Ooh.

If I can make the last 20 days

anything like these first six,

you're looking at a Survivor winner right here, baby.

Oh, this is everything.

♪ ♪

- Yeah. - SIERRA: Oh, shoot. That's crazy. [chuckles]

GENEVIEVE: There's a boat.

It's Rome.

Whoo!

CAROLINE: Hello.

- We're happy to have you back. - GABE: Give us the lowdown.

KYLE: All right, let's go sit down.

I'll give you the lowdown, then.

- Okay. Are we ready for story time? - Yeah.

So, for starters, they sent Kyle and Rome.

SAM: I have a feeling Anika is somebody

who is looking out for herself, first and foremost.

So I have a lot of doubt about whatever Anika says

probably is not the entire truth.

And if not, why am I

not getting the full side of the story?

They asked me, were you two dating?

- [Andy laughs] - Who?

- ANIKA: You two. - You two.

- Us two? - RACHEL: Oh, my God. - [Andy laughs]

Yeah, they were like, "You got to tell us. You got to tell us.

Is Sam and Sierra, like, a thing?"

SAM: This is ridiculous. I am engaged.

Hannah, babe, if you're watching this,

I am not in a relationship with Sierra on Survivor.

It is a strict,

strategic relationship. I promise you.

I'm thinking about you the whole time,

and I'm talking about you every day.

So they're not a thing.

- GABE AND SUE: Really? - TIYANA: What?

They actually both have fiancés, but Anika said

- that they're jiving on a whole different note. - GABE: Yeah.

- They're basically like head dogs at the moment. - Uh-huh.

- Wow. - TIYANA: What the hell? - Yeah.

That's crazy.

SIERRA: What? I'm 27 years old.

He's 24 years old. He's engaged.

I'd better be engaged when I get home.

So it's like, "Come on."

Like, it concerns me that now there's this speculation

that Sam and I are working together because

that could really blow up both of our games.

So I'm not really sure where they're getting that from,

but that's something we definitely need to keep in mind

moving forward in this game.

KYLE: There are three scrolls.

And so two of these scrolls are Lose Your Vote.

Oh, no.

One of them is an advantage.

- TIYANA: Holy... - KYLE: And you have to pick.

And so I put my hand in the bag, and I nailed a Lost Your Vote.

No.

- I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. - ...if you lost it two times.

So I lost my vote there.

So my ass is burnt for the next Tribal Council.

- You had a choice to play the game. - RACHEL: Yeah.

And I chose to save my vote.

♪ ♪

ANIKA: I don't want

Andy knowing that I lost my vote,

but I need to make sure

that my alliance members are aware of that

if we go to Tribal.

The thing is, there wasn't a choice to play the game.

- I had to play the game. - Okay.

And I had to reach in and get a scroll.

And I unfortunately got one out and it said, "Lose Your Vote."

- Okay. No worries. - Okay. - And...

- Okay, good. - Fair.

Yeah.

SIERRA: Don't let it stress you, though.

Don't let it get in your head.

You're good.

I think I'm actually okay.

- You're okay. - Yeah.

Even though I lost my vote,

Sierra, Rachel and I-- we're solid.

They've given me the confidence that I'll be okay.

I pick one, and it was Lose Your Vote.

But in my head I'm like, "There's no way

I'm going for the second one."

Like, I'm not losing my vote for two Tribal Councils.

So I was like, "You know what?

I'll take the loss, and that's it."

No, I don't. It was up there.

I just left it in the bag. I left it at the table.

Yeah.

There is no way in living heck

that I'm telling Aysha and Sol I got an advantage.

I was lying my butt off to them, man.

They have no idea.

And right now I feel like I'm playing it perfectly.

- All right. So, anything new to actually say, or...? - [chuckles]

- You think I would go out there and lose my vote? Come on. - Oh, my God.

So what'd you get this time?

- Steal a Vote. - Get out.

Yep. So, guaranteed first Tribal goes the way I want.

TEENY: Every advantage Rome brings back, it kind of

pushes me more and more into the alliance with him, Rome,

Genevieve and Kishan, because there's not much I can do

when Rome has an idol and Rome has a Steal a Vote.

You know? Like, those are things

that I can't really fight against.

So I'd rather swim with.

"You now have power in the game.

This advantage allows you to steal a vote."

TEENY: If I'm reading it right,

Rome sees me, Genevieve, him

and Kishan as the Lavo four-- the group that's gonna go

into the merge together and play this game.

I'm so happy for you and us.

TEENY: I believe Rome's loyal.

He's shown us

with telling us about his advantages,

and he's shown us by being very clear

that he does not have any interest in working

with Sol and Aysha.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

Bring in the boats.

That is the Survivor rock star arrival right there.

What's going on, Gata?

Good morning, Jefe.

What up, Jeff?

PROBST: Lavo and Gata getting your first look

at the new Tuku tribe.

TK voted out at the last Tribal Council.

ROME: Wow.

Shocking.

Way to go, guys. [laughs]

PROBST: All right.

- Shall we get to today's immunity challenge? - [all assent]

- First things first. Got to take 'em back. - Come on.

Come on. Don't make me fight you for it.

Yeah, okay.

- Nice. - Let's go.

Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.

- [Rome exhales] - For today's challenge,

one tribe member is gonna climb to the top of a tall tower,

leap out into the ocean.

You're then gonna climb over a crate and back into the ocean

where you will retrieve a key underwater.

You're then going to cross a balance beam

and swim to the finish.

The rest of the tribe is going to run the same course,

only in pairs,

retrieving two more keys along the way.

Once you have all your keys, you will use them to unlock

and solve a Survivor seahorse puzzle.

First two tribes to finish win immunity,

safe from the vote, nobody going home from your tribe.

In addition, you're playing for a reward.

- Want to know what you're playing for? - [all assent]

PROBST: It's not food,

but it'll help.

SUE: Yes!

- PROBST: A large tarp. - Hammock. Wow.

Two hammocks, the tarp.

[all exclaiming]

- I'll take that. - Duly noted.

- Yes. - Second tribe to finish-- no hammocks.

One small tarp will still make a big difference.

- Yeah. - PROBST: The last tribe to finish,

otherwise known as the losers,

got nothing for you but a date with me at Tribal Council...

- Hell no. - ...where someone will be the third person

voted out of Survivor 47, and as a penalty

for losing, I will keep your flint.

Tuku, you are playing to earn yours back.

Before I send you out into this challenge,

let's just take a moment, because when you're at home

and you see this, you think, "Oh, that'd be so fun."

Now that you're here in the middle of the ocean

with a very tall tower and a very deep ocean,

anybody here willing to say, "It's a little more intimidating

than I thought it might have been"?

- Absolutely. - Definitely. - Really?

- Yeah. - PROBST: Kishan, what is it

now that you're out here?

I never knew how to swim

until four months before I came out here.

- Wow. - And I took swimming lessons,

so, of course, there's that voice in the back of my head

that's like, "Dude, you just learned how to do this.

"Now you're doing this in an ocean.

"You're doing this exhausted

in a deep, deep ocean."

It-It's-it's scary. It becomes very real, real quick.

- The ocean is definitely not a swimming pool. - Exactly.

All right, Lavo, you have one extra person.

Sitting somebody out.

Cannot be Aysha. Who's it gonna be?

- Me. - PROBST: Genevieve gonna sit out.

Now, I'm curious. I got to ask.

Kishan, you admitted swimming is not your strength,

but you're gonna participate in this one. Why?

You got to believe in yourself.

It's a mentality thing. And if you don't

believe in yourself and you start doubting yourself

in these moments, it's gonna carry forward.

That's why you apply to be on Survivor right there.

All right, Genevieve, take a spot on the sit-out bench.

Everybody else, give you a minute to strategize.

- We'll get it on. Let's do it. - Yes! Let's go!

- SUE: Yes, I agree. - CAROLINE: I agree. Sounds good.

Like, I'm-I'm gonna...

All right, fine.

All right, here we go.

For immunity and reward.

Survivors ready?

- Go! - GENEVIEVE: Go, Lavo!

Gonna be Kyle, Rome and Andy in the water.

[overlapping shouting]

PROBST: You got to climb to the top of that tower and leap.

TIYANA: Yeah, watch yourself. Let's go!

Go!

- Nice! - PROBST: Kyle in the water for Tuku.

- Look at Rome getting some air. - SOL: Let's go, Rome!

AYSHA: Nice, Rome!

PROBST: Here comes Andy.

- [whooping] - SAM: Come on, Andy!

PROBST: Your next stop is that crate.

You got to climb up and over the crate.

- SUE: Keep going, Kyle! - PROBST: There goes Kyle in the lead

for Tuku, Rome right on his tail.

Kyle with a nice dive.

Rome in the water.

SUE: Go, Kyle!

- Kyle up quickly with the buoy. - [whooping]

Rome made it look easy.

- SOL: Let's go Rome! - KISHAN: Let's go, Rome!

PROBST: Andy underwater for Gata.

He's struggling, didn't get it on the first go.

- SIERRA: Go, Andy! - Now you've got the balance beam.

- SUE: Go, Kyle! - If you drop, you got to go back.

- CAROLINE: Yes, Kyle! - SUE: Go, Kyle!

Kyle has the buoy for Tuku.

- SOL: Go, Rome! - Rome's across the balance beam.

- SAM: Go, Andy! - PROBST: Andy has the buoy for Gata.

Kyle, no issues with this challenge at all.

- You're good, Tuku! Go! - Go, Tuku.

You're now running in pairs.

Andy on the balance beam.

SIERRA: Take your time.

PROBST: He falls, got to go back.

- It's okay, Andy! You got this! - PROBST: You're good, Lavo!

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

PROBST: Gabe and Sue. There they go.

TIYANA: Yes!

Andy's still working on that beam for Gata.

Run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run!

SIERRA: Yeah!

PROBST: Oh, and a big fall. Nope.

Nope, you're no good.

- Foot hit the water. - [overlapping shouting]

Come on, kid!

For Lavo, it is Kishan and Aysha.

- GENEVIEVE: Come on, Kishan! - ROME: You got this!

- Ready? Okay. - Ready. Ready. Go.

[Genevieve whooping]

Yeah, Kishan!

- TIYANA: You got this, Sue! - PROBST: Sue taking on

- that balance beam. - CAROLINE: Let's go!

PROBST: Sue is across.

- Let's go, Sue! - GENEVIEVE: Go, Kishan!

You got it! You got it!

PROBST: Kishan jumps. He's back in the ocean.

PROBST: Taking on a challenge that terrifies him.

Said he was afraid of heights, said he was afraid of water,

but he's out here doing it!

Crawl, crawl, crawl.

PROBST: Andy drops again.

- Andy! - Crawl!

PROBST: Gata in dead last.

- ANIKA: Crawl! - PROBST: Gabe's good.

He's got the buoy.

Tuku in the lead now.

- Come on, Andy. - PROBST: Andy just needs

to keep his feet out of the water.

SIERRA: You got it, Andy! Nice work!

PROBST: You're good, Andy.

All right, guys, you got this.

- You're good, Gata! - Yeah! Dig deep!

You're good, Tuku! Go!

- Kishan taking his time. - GENEVIEVE: Good job, Kishan!

Undoing the knots, trying to release that buoy.

TEENY: You got it, you got it.

- Oh, no. - PROBST: Kishan falls.

Got to go back.

It's gonna be Sam and Anika for Gata.

Ready? Let's go. Let's go!

SUE: You got it. Looking good.

Yeah, baby. Let's go.

Gata trying to catch Lavo now.

Kishan and Aysha have taken a long time

on this part of the challenge.

So much so that Gata, after a disastrous run

by Andy, is now back in it.

We got a challenge.

SOL: There we go! There we go!

PROBST: Aysha has the buoy.

Can she keep her feet out of the water?

- Good job. - SOL: That-a girl, Aysha!

PROBST: Aysha's across. You're good.

Anika's across. Here comes Sam.

Nice work!

PROBST: Gata has now passed Lavo.

SIERRA: Yeah!

It's now Lavo in last place.

SUE: Good job, TT!

- Let's go! - PROBST: Tiyana with the buoy.

SUE: You're rocking it, girl!

- Here comes Lavo. - ROME: Good job, Aysha.

Go, Gata! It's gonna be Rachel and Sierra now for Gata.

You're good, Lavo! Go!

[whooping]

PROBST: Sol and Teeny now for Lavo, the last pair.

You're good, Tuku. Start working on the puzzle.

One, two, three.

- SAM: Attagirl, Si. - PROBST: Rachel and Sierra leap

from the platform.

[indistinct shouting]

There goes Sol and Teeny for Lavo.

Whoo! You got this,

- you got this. - Let's go, guys.

PROBST: The faster you get back here, the sooner

you are working on that puzzle.

It's a Survivor seahorse puzzle.

- PROBST: It's Tuku in the lead still. - Let's go.

PROBST: Pieces got to stay on the table.

Now you've got the beam

and one final buoy.

Rachel untying the buoy.

She's got it free.

Sol, nice job on the beam.

- Making that look easy. - Good job, Sol!

PROBST: Gata's across!

You're good, Gata!

SAM: Come on, girls!

- You got this, Teeny. - [groans]

PROBST: No, Teeny's got to go back.

Come on, you guys.

Got to get everybody up here first.

- You got it. - PROBST: You're good, Gata.

Start working on the puzzle.

- Let's go, girls. - It's gonna be Anika

and Rachel on the puzzle.

It is Gabe and Caroline on the puzzle for Tuku.

GENEVIEVE: Good job, Teeny.

PROBST: Teeny has the buoy for Lavo.

It's all good. It's all good.

Teeny back in. Got to go again.

Come on, come on, come on!

TIYANA: It's all right, guys. You got it.

Got a lot of time. Here we go.

Nice and methodical.

PROBST: Day seven, Survivor 47.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, Caroline, yes.

- Let's go, Teeny. You got this. - Teeny at that same spot.

Teeny, you're good. Let's go.

ROME: There you go. Let's go, guys!

- GENEVIEVE: Good job! - AYSHA: Right here, right here.

ROME: Let's go. Right here, right here. I'll take the buoy.

- I'll take the buoy. - Looking for two tribes.

Rachel with a piece for Gata.

Gabe and Caroline doing a nice job together.

Rachel with another piece

- for Gata. - Beautiful.

Gata's got some momentum right now.

Lavo would like to get a little momentum, get in this.

Does this go here? No.

Caroline trying to get another piece for Tuku.

Will it fit?

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

And it does. That's another piece for Tuku.

I got it, I got it, I got it.

PROBST: Rachel with another piece.

Lavo now in trouble and decidedly in last place.

The only tribe that hasn't gone to Tribal Council.

It is Gata and Tuku doing a great job on the puzzle.

That's it. That's it.

PROBST: Lavo in dead last.

The inevitable appears to be coming.

Yeah, that one right there.

That one that-- That was it, that was it, that was it.

That was literally the piece.

- I saw it. - Yeah, this could be right.

PROBST: It is Gata, then Tuku.

Yes. Yeah.

- SAM: Yes. Yes. - PROBST: Gata with another piece.

Gata down to three pieces now.

This is in the deep freeze. Lavo's going to Tribal Council.

I'm gonna call it. Genevieve can only watch.

Rachel trying to get that piece in. She's got it.

Gata down to their last piece.

For immunity and reward.

- Gata has it. - [screaming]

Gata wins immunity and reward-- large tarp

and two hammocks.

It now just comes to a nice finish for Tuku.

SUE: You got it, Gabe.

There it is. Tuku down to two now,

as Tribal Council's inevitable for Lavo.

Tuku down to their last piece.

[cheering]

PROBST: There it is.

- Tuku wins immunity and reward. - [cheering]

Safe from Tribal Council,

sending Lavo to Tribal Council for the first time

this season, where somebody will be the third person

voted out of Survivor 47.

Ah! Come on!

Gata, congratulations.

Nobody going home from Gata. No Tribal Council tonight.

In addition, nice reward waiting for you back at camp.

Hot day like this, that tarp will help a lot.

Two hammocks will make things

a little more comfortable.

- Well done. - Thank you.

Tuku, nice job.

[overlapping chatter]

Yeah.

PROBST: Nobody going home from Tuku, no Tribal Council tonight.

Smaller tarp waiting for you back at camp.

- Well done. - Appreciate it.

- In addition... - [whooping]

...you also earned your flint back.

- Thank you. - We'll take it.

All right, swim out, enjoy the night off.

- Big jump? - PROBST: Celebrate.

- Go, guys. - [laughing]: Yay!

[Kyle howls]

All right, Lavo. New part of the game, Rome.

You have not had to vote somebody out.

Some fans would say you haven't actually played Survivor

until you've gone to Tribal Council.

What are you feeling right now?

I mean, me personally, I'm feeling

a lot of nervousness. I mean, I came back from the journey and

told my tribe exactly what happened.

So they all know that I don't have a vote.

So, really, I have no say in what happens tonight.

So I'm just gonna be sitting there like a bump on a log.

So, who knows how tonight's gonna go?

All right, Lavo, Tribal Council tonight,

where somebody will be the third person voted out of Survivor 47.

And as a penalty for losing, I'm gonna take your flint.

Sorry for you, Genevieve.

- [Genevieve sighs] - You will have a chance to earn it back

at the next challenge.

Swim out. See you tonight at Tribal Council.

SOL: Apparently, Rome does not have a vote.

Just from reading his body language,

I think that guy's lying.

I don't believe what he's saying right now.

But we just need to be prepared for everything

because who knows what could happen tonight?

Outwit, outplay, outlast.

Think you have what it takes? Apply to be on Survivor.

♪ ♪

AYSHA: Yeah. We win as a team, we lose as a team.

Yeah, that was a tough one. Those are the breaks.

- How about we move on? - TEENY: Yeah. - GENEVIEVE: Mm-hmm.

Let's not dwell.

So... what now?

...does anyone want to go home?

- Yeah. Who wants to volunteer to leave? - [Kishan laughs]

All right. Okay. We got that out of the way.

TEENY: This loss means that it's time

for lines to be drawn,

lines that I've been really, really procrastinating

having to show.

My number one is Kishan.

And I know that we're leaning

more towards working with Rome and Genevieve.

That means the decision is now

who to vote out-- Sol or Aysha.

I have to decide

and try to hurt as little amount of people as possible

so that I can still keep this position I'm in,

which is pretty good.

How are you feeling?

- I mean, I feel so good with you guys. - Mm-hmm.

I feel scared, the same as I did about Rome.

[sputters]

AYSHA: Then how would you feel if it was Genevieve?

TEENY: I think it's the safer option.

AYSHA: I would love more than anything

to target Rome, but I cannot,

because we have this large suspicion

that he has something

that he found on this beach, because

that man was looking like his life depended on it.

And then there was a hard stop,

and he just stopped looking.

If we focus today on getting out Genevieve,

'cause I just don't think we can get Rome out.

- I don't see us there. - No, I don't. Neither do I.

- We can't take that risk. - Exactly.

But I just want to let you know

that, like, if they start talking

- and it seems like it's gonna be one of you... - Mm-hmm.

- Okay. Okay. - I do.

- I really do. - I appreciate that.

I would not be comfortable with you going home.

With Aysha, I want her to feel like

I'm good with her and that I'm going with our original plan,

that I'm working with her and Sol and Kishan.

Though, in small ways,

I'm trying to give her

little warnings that, "Hey,

"just maybe this might not go the way you want.

"And if it doesn't, are you going to be down

"to work with me and vote out Sol

to preserve your own life in this game?"

So, the plan is actually going to be Aysha,

- but we want Sol to play his Shot in the Dark, so... - Okay.

- I hear you. I hear you. - That's.... and... Yeah.

You know, if I had to choose one, I would choose Sol.

ROME: Okay. What's your reasoning?

Teeny started to break it down a little bit,

and she made perfect sense, because right now, for my game,

the biggest threat is someone else finding that next idol,

because I have to play mine tonight.

You made such a good point.

- 'Cause I have to play my idol tonight. - You have to.

Which means that there's gonna be an idol back out here.

Yes, absolutely. And you know it's gonna be a mad dash.

The second I get back to camp,

I'm hitting the jungle in the middle of the night.

- Exactly. - Like, I'm that type of person.

And you know who else would?

- Sol. - Sol.

I have wanted to vote out Sol

since the start of this game.

I cannot stand the dude at this point.

So the fact that it ended up turning from Aysha over to Sol,

that just made me smile ear to ear.

I'd be willing to write Sol's name down lickety-split.

I cannot wait to do that tonight.

So as long as we can get him

to not play his Shot in the Dark,

then the plan is foolproof.

- But... - Oh, do you?

- Yeah. - 'Cause I have no ... clue.

- Yeah, well... - So...

I'm, at this point, 99% sure it's gonna be Aysha.

- 99? Bro. - Mm.

- Yeah. - 99% is a done deal,

and we've been here for 30 minutes.

I mean, it wasn't really a lot of conversations...

- Really? - ...to have. Yeah. Like...

- Ah... - They-they feel like they want to keep you around

- because you're strong. - Thank God.

And you do carry us through a lot of these challenges

- and different parts of it. - All right, man.

And I don't have a vote, so I literally don't have a say.

So all I'm doing is getting information

- from other people, you know? - Yeah.

ROME: Being in character and playing it

like I don't have a vote,

it comes natural, man.

I can lie in Survivor all day long.

I'm sorry, Mom. I know you're gonna be disappointed

watching this right now, but

I'm lying for my life in the game.

I'm playing hard, man.

If Boston Rob was the godfather,

there's got to be a godson somewhere, right?

SOL: Is there any chance

that you're coming up to me,

saying, "Hey, Aysha's the name"?

I mean, why... why would I...?

To make me feel good,

and then it's like, "Hey, y'all, it's-it's Sol."

It's a... it's a...

it's a question that...

- I mean, I don't know... - It's a potential, right?

It's a potential?

I guess, but, like, I just don't see the point in me doing that.

- Yeah. - 'Cause I don't have a vote.

So, like, I'm trying to stay good with everybody.

- Right, right, right. All right, cool. - Just in case, like...

- You know what I'm saying? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like, that would only hurt me if I was like...

That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right.

I-I get what you're saying, but, yeah, that just doesn't...

Yeah. No. Like, I... Tonight I can't.

I just got to be honest with everybody and stay mellow.

That's-that's my best game plan, like I said.

That's all I could do, so...

SOL: Rome is talking to me like I'm an idiot.

"Sol, I don't have a vote,

"so I'm not gonna get voted out.

"Just so you know, everyone

is gonna vote Aysha out."

I don't know if Rome is just completely clueless...

If I was you, I'd just draw the continent.

Asia. Like... [laughing]

Yeah. That would be very cool of me.

...or if Rome

is one of the best Survivor players ever.

ROME: Me and Sol just talked, and

- I told Sol that the plan is gonna be Aysha. - KISHAN: Mm-hmm.

"And if you want to be on the right side of the vote,

you should just vote Aysha." And he was like,

"It sucks, but I want to stay in the game, so..."

There was no inkling he was scared

- about maybe using the Shot in the Dark? - I made him feel

really good about it, so...

Is there any world where we bring in Aysha on this four?

- Yes. - TEENY: Yeah.

KISHAN: Aysha's genuinely someone

I would love to work with in the future

because she is such a strategist.

This is also a bit of a selfish move

of looping Aysha into the plan because I want it to be

that Teeny and I tell her, so that, going forward, she knows,

"We saved your butt

'cause your name was gonna be the vote today."

Okay. So he does for sure?

- TEENY: He's not telling us. - Right.

TEENY: There's only one guaranteed,

I feel, safe situation to do,

and it is vote Sol.

AYSHA: The fact that they trusted me

with that information about Rome's idol means the world.

But I don't want Sol to go home.

I think the worst thing in the world that we could do

is keep Genevieve and Rome together.

KISHAN: Yeah, but, hey...

KISHAN: Aysha is not budging

from wanting to vote out Genevieve.

And, you know,

that's definitely very concerning, 'cause if Aysha

keeps discounting any potential other options,

that's really hard to work with going forward.

She was not...

- KISHAN: She was not budging. - ...hearing us.

TEENY: I feel a very close

personal connection with Aysha,

and I know we're both rooting for each other

in this game and want to work together,

but she's kind of digging her own grave at this point.

TEENY: So tonight the question is,

if Aysha won't work with me

and vote out Sol, is it worth keeping her in this game?

But, yeah, somebody's gonna be upset.

Somebody's going to be betrayed.

But I have to make the decision that's going

to guarantee me to go further in this game.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

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

dip it in, and get fire.

♪ ♪

This is part of the ritual at Tribal Council,

because in this game fire represents your life,

and when the fire is gone, so are you.

So let's get into it.

The first Tribal Council for this group.

- Rome, every first... - [Rome laughs]

- Why are you laughing? - I just

was, like, hoping that you didn't pick me first,

but it's okay. Let's do this, man. We here.

PROBST: Is there a curse about getting

- the first question? - TEENY: No.

- That's just Rome. - ROME: I got a superstition

about sitting in the front middle,

and I'm sitting in the front middle.

So, I mean, I already got a lot of nerves already.

- Yeah. We're already 0 for 2. - ROME: Yeah, exactly, exactly.

- Not looking good. - Yeah. No, sir.

Let's do something different. Let's go to Genevieve.

- [Rome sputters] - Genevieve. - Thanks, Rome.

What I was gonna ask was, coming into tonight,

what do you think this tribe hopes to be with tonight's vote?

GENEVIEVE: I think everyone today was a little emotional

because tonight's killing someone's dream,

and so the hope is

that the five who go back are still cohesive.

So, Sol, do you get the feeling

that tonight's vote is based

on trying to make the tribe stronger,

or this is about alliances and I got to make sure I'm in one?

I thought it was about alliances.

I felt really good with who I was paired with, but

I got a very uneasy feeling in my stomach, and so...

So, as we sit here right now, you're feeling that uncertainty?

Yeah, it's, uh, it's not a good feeling

that I'm feeling right now.

Can you overthink it, Rome?

You can definitely overthink it.

Once you get paranoid and, you know, you start

talking with people, and you might say the wrong thing,

and that might make them think, "Oh, man,

this person's not really trusting me."

Even though they weren't gonna be the vote,

now they will be the vote just because

they're getting a little bit too paranoid.

PROBST: Aysha, do you feel the same way? That it can literally

change like that? Everything was fine,

then somebody says the wrong thing and everything shifts?

Yeah, it can change at the drop of a hat.

Like, you could have a conversation with a person,

and an hour later they're not being as reassuring.

It's like, "Oh, okay, maybe that may not be the plan.

"Maybe that was just something in the moment just to tell me.

Maybe I should be worried."

PROBST: Kishan, the dangerous part

of somebody feeling on the outside

is something as simple as the Shot in the Dark

or some other advantage or idol in the game.

Did you sense

that there's someone feeling on the outs today?

I did not sense that, and that's probably a misperception

on my end, because, for me, I'm strong to the core four.

And you know, I want to go ahead

and move forward with whatever we believe in.

- So... - PROBST: Who's the core four?

- I'm not gonna say. - But there is four?

- Maybe. - PROBST: Teeny?

TEENY: I mean, when he says "core four,"

you have no choice but to believe him.

It's interesting because people

who aren't involved in the plan have to know something.

So you have to be talking to everybody.

And if that means that you feel like you trust somebody enough

to where you're locked in with them,

and you don't need to reassure them as much, then there you go.

Sol, that sounds like a message.

If you're part of the core four, the core four is saying,

"Dude, come on, we're good. Relax."

SOL: Yeah, that's what it sounds like, um,

but this is Survivor, and I'm trying to find out,

is this, like, part of the game where I'm going crazy,

or is it, they're just

having, like, real conversations with people?

You know what I'm saying? And I hope I'm not going crazy.

PROBST: Kishan, it's a fine line because,

as Aysha was saying,

you want to make sure you're solid,

but if you dip into the well one more time,

you might say the wrong thing.

Do you worry about that as well?

KISHAN: Yes. It's so easy to get tripped up.

And that did complicate things,

which is, I think, what's causing

this uneasiness, because now we're just like,

"Holy cow. How many other different conversations

"were happening that

"I wasn't a part of or someone else wasn't a part of?

"Maybe if we just took a step back

"and kind of kept it a bit more calm,

maybe those feelings wouldn't arise."

Today felt like you're in this trio of best friends.

Like, you have a group chat. You talk every day, right?

Three people. But then you're just walking.

You know, you're walking your dogs,

and you look in a restaurant,

and the other two are having lunch.

And you're like, "Wait. They didn't put that

"in the group chat. Like, what's going on?

"Like, I'm so confused.

Do I go up?" Because I'm a part of this.

Like, I should feel welcome to come up.

Genevieve, Aysha's example is straight out of real life.

Sometimes it's a misunderstanding.

Sometimes there's more to it.

Is that a relatable experience for you out here?

Yeah. You don't know what is real and what is not

and what's a bluff and what is not and who's looking.

Like, you know, Sol's making eyes at Aysha across the back.

And you don't know, like, how much

do I dial in on this or not?

PROBST: Even you just saying that now lights up Teeny,

who looks at Sol and says, "Why are you making eyes at Aysha?"

You're fighting for a million dollars.

This is Survivor right here.

You're in the belly of the beast right now.

We're about to vote. If you're not playing,

it probably is you, and it should be you going home.

So, Kishan, what's your take on this?

All that cohesion that we talked about?

Yes, it's nice, but it's honestly just a facade.

And we pushed it off as long as we could until we needed to.

And at the end of the day, we knew

that one person's name will be written down,

and they will be voted off.

And that's a harsh reality that we all knew

when we came in today.

All right, we feel good to vote, or do we need to talk more?

I just want to say one more thing.

I don't want to call anybody out,

but I hope the person that agreed

to vote with me sticks to that.

Otherwise, I know that I could be at risk of going home,

or an ally could be at risk of going home.

♪ ♪

PROBST: And on that note,

it is time to vote. Aysha, you're up.

♪ ♪

I'll go tally the votes.

If anybody has an advantage or an idol

and you want to play it, now would be the time to do so.

One second, Jeff.

I got full faith in the people that I have faith in,

but I went on a journey at an absolute perfect time,

and, you know, I was able to get an idol

that's good for one Tribal Council, so

I'm gonna use it now, but I don't think it's me tonight

'cause I got faith in the people that I got faith in,

and I'm just gonna ride with that.

This is a hidden immunity idol.

Any votes cast for Rome will not count.

I'll read the votes.

First vote-- Rome, does not count.

Genevieve.

Sol. One vote-- Sol.

♪ ♪

Aysha. One vote-- Aysha,

one vote-- Genevieve, one vote-- Sol.

Aysha. Two votes-- Aysha,

one vote-- Genevieve, one vote-- Sol.

♪ ♪

Third person voted out of Survivor 47--

Aysha. Need to bring me your torch.

[sighs] Yeah.

That really hurts.

I'm not gonna lie.

Wow.

Was it you, too, Sol?

No.

Aysha, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

- Good luck. - SOL: Thank you.

- Bye, Aysha. - Thank you. - Love you, Aysha.

Grab your torches, head back to camp.

Good night.

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SAM: Andy's like Survivor George Costanza.

Andy!

PROBST: Next time on Survivor...

No. It's Survivor. I don't have to.

What the hell?!

TIYANA: We found Sue, and there's blood everywhere.

People on TV make Survivor look so much easier than it is.

Day one, I was saying, "This is the hardest thing

I've ever done in my entire life."

And so, to be able to last seven days,

I really can pat myself on my back.

Just having the experience to go from the podcast mic

to actually putting my feet in the Fijian sand--

it means everything.

[roars]