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Oh, my God! Yeah!

Hey, hey, hey, let's go!

PROBST:
Previously on Survivor...

I'm just letting you know.

- Thank you for letting me know.
- Yeah.

- Thank you for letting me know.
- Yeah.

I think I might be a little bit

of a mastermind right now,
you know?

Rome just talks, talks, talks,

and it's crap, crap, crap.

Rome is now,
in case anybody wants to know,

my number one hit.

First opportunity,

Rome's outie.

SAM:
Everybody here
would be very happy

voting Rome tonight.

I would love it
if there was a second name.

- Yeah.
- Are you guys okay with Andy?

If it's Andy, it's Andy.

SIERRA:
Yeah.

♪

First vote: Andy.

Sixth person voted out
of Survivor 47: Rome.

The tribe has spoken.

♪

Yes, congrats.

- [indistinct chatter]
- [clapping]
- SOL: Yay.

TEENY: Right now, I am feeling

so, so, so, so good about
what happened at Tribal Council.

Rome, my biggest source

of paranoia and stress
in this game,

was collectively voted out.

And not only
is the Amulet Advantage

out of my hands.

It was also played on me

so that I didn't even
have a chance of going home.

- Congrats. All right?
- Congrats.

TEENY:
But beyond that, Sol

is the only known person
who wrote Andy's name down,

and he needs to do
some damage control, because

obviously, Andy's gonna
be upset with that.

- I did not want to do that.
- Uh-huh.

I promise you with all my heart,

- I did not want
to do that, okay?
- Uh-huh. Yeah.

I genuinely believed
Rome had an idol.

- Right.
- I really did.

- Okay?
- Yes.

- And if he puts my name down...
- Uh-huh.

and everyone is on Rome...

- Yeah.
- I'm gone.

- Okay, so you're very confident
- Yeah.

- that he has an idol
and he's gonna play it.
- Right.

That means you're very confident
that you're sending me home.

Well...

Of everyone
on God's green Earth,

- Right.
- you chose me.

Right.

- Why?
- Okay.

SOL: Me voting

for Andy gives me
some work to do.

I knew there was a chance
that Andy would still be here,

but I had to protect myself,
so now

I know I have to
give up some things

to earn his trust back, and, um,
I have no problem with that.

I didn't want to do it, Andy,

but they were all coming
back to me,

and were like,
"Hey, Rome wants you."

I was like, "Okay, fine,
but we have to have a backup."

Okay. Okay.

- So that's when I was like...
- Who-who, exactly?

It was Sam.

Sam is the one who said

that you're the backup, okay?

ANDY: I did a lot of work to get
out of Gato alive and have

a decently strong alliance
with Sam and Sierra,

but I feel like,

as time has gone on,
little things have started

to not add up in terms of how
they're moving in this game.

And when Sol tells me
that they are using me

as a sacrificial lamb,
I wasn't shocked.

I wasn't that surprised,
but I was, you know, sort of

woken up,

and things became
very clear to me.

- Based off what
you're telling me,
- Yeah.

I need significant help
- Uh-huh.

from real allies.

- So, I want some protection
from this in the future.
- Mm.

- And what I want is an alliance
- Yeah.

where people are not
gonna be throwing my name

as a backup option.

- Do you want
to be a part of that?
- Absolutely.

- Um, you...
- The next, like,
three, four moves,

you need to make are just...
need to be exactly how I expect.

- Okay, man.
- And we get rid of Gata.

You got it, man.
My man.

ANDY:
After this vote, I realize

if I'm gonna survive the
second half of this game, like,

I need to flip the switch.

I need to take control
and have authorship

over how the rest
of this game is gonna go for me.

And right now, that means
I should just gun

for my Gata tribemates, because

if they're gonna come for me,

I need to get them first.

♪

♪

♪

♪

ANDY:
Whatever you need, Sierra.

Do you want my Shot in the Dark?

I can give you
my Shot in the Dark.

I mean, I would love that.

ANDY:
I'm so thankful for you.

- Yeah, man. I got you.
- Let's go.

- You know I got you.
- Yeah, I do.

It was Sam.

Sam is the one who said
that you're the backup.

ANDY:
Last night really
got my head spinning

because I really feel like
I invested

in those relationships
with Sam and Sierra

on the early days of Gata.

But I'm realizing
that I am a third wheel

and ultimately, very expendable.

Not even just at the endgame,
but even now.

And so, I'm reevaluating my game

coming into this merged tribe.

I feel like
I have an opportunity

to find, really,
sort of my people

that I can really roll with
for the long term in this game.

And, long story short...

...I want to swing away
from Gata.

GENEVIEVE:
Did you have an okay sleep?

ANDY:
I slept okay.

Uh, Tribal Council
was interesting, obviously.

I know.

Oh, my God.
How are you feeling?

I really just need to know
how to go forward, like...

Last night, my number one
went home, and I'm, like...

I'm not taking a second
to mourn it.

All I'm thinking is, "Okay,

I'm in the market
for a new ally,"

and top of my list

is Andy.

We need to find a way to, like,

not just be the singles,
you know,

- because the singles,
no one's afraid of.
- Yes.

- Yeah, let's do something
about it.
- Yeah.

- Like, let's take the game
into our own hands.
- I love that.

After the first
immunity challenge,

Andy had
what I can only describe

as a moment of, like,
true, raw, vulnerable panic.

But I really felt
for him in that moment,

and he's still here.

I think, probably, because
people were using him

to further their agendas,
but now he has an agenda

and I have an agenda,
and if we can

work together, we can
take back a little bit

more power
at this stage in the game.

Okay, so if there's 12 of us,
we need seven.

So, if you and I always have,

like, open conversations,
we can kind of figure out

what's going on
and who's telling what to who.

You know what I mean?
Like...

I have a vision.

I have a vision for how
this game could go for us.

- Okay.
- And I like it.

Is it good? Is it a good vision?

- Yeah, it's a good vision.
- Yeah.

It could be, like,
a big sneak attack

- in this game.
- Yeah.

That'll serve us both so well.

- Yeah.
- That would be so good.

In order to change my fate,

here's what I'm missing
right now:

a real number one in this game.

I've worked closely
with a few people.

I've worked closely

with Sam,
but that's drifting away.

And until now,

Genevieve is someone
I didn't know left from right.

I didn't really know
where she stood.

I didn't know
what her game plan was.

But I'm kind of
seeing her, really,

as a pretty good
opportunity for me

to pick up that one person who
also doesn't have a number one.

- I'm excited
for what we could do.
- Yeah.

- Oh.
- The possibilities.

Yes. Yes, yes, yes.

SIERRA:
Wait, Sue. They told me...

I can't believe
you don't play pickleball.

I'm, like...
Being a tennis player.

I have played it,
but it's not...

- It's not?
- I play racquetball every day.

- Yeah, so that's...
- So, and then...

- She needs her adrenaline high.
- [laughs]

SIERRA:
This morning, we're just

getting our Buffs,

we're just officially
making it into the merge.

And it's, like, there's been
so much going on at once.

Like, we're trying to, like,
all chill at camp.

And then, of course,

Genevieve comes about,
and she's like...

- I have tree mail.
- [all exclaiming]

SIERRA:
In Survivor,

you can't let your guard down,
and it's, like,

actually the most exciting part,
but also terrifying.

"A nerve-racking situation,

"the vote looming overhead.

"Lose your focus
and lose this test,

tonight, your game
just might be dead."

SUE:
Oh, nice.

RACHEL: So at this point,
I'm, like, really

trying to look ahead,
and I'm really trying

to see who I'm clicking with.

TIYANA:
Got to get out of this blazer
before we friggin'...

- I love that you have a blazer.
- Oh, my God.

RACHEL:
Right now, I feel really good
about the Tuku women.

I feel really good

about, I mean, most of the women
in this game, honestly.

I think that, ideally,

I'm going to find six to eight
of these people

that I really feel like
can work together,

and we can start kind of

picking off "the other side,"
quote, unquote,

you know, whoever that may be.

Like, we all...

Exactly.

- Dude, that'd be... sick.
- SIERRA: Oh, yes.

- I would love...
- Oh!

And we have the power
to do it, so let's do it.

In the Survivor lexicon,
I feel like

the all-girls alliance
is almost, like,

mythologized at this point.

It's been done before.

We've seen
the Black Widow Brigade

pull off some of the best moves
in this show.

Since then,
it gets snubbed before it even

gets a chance
to kick off and start.

But the way that I would dream
to play this game

is to form an all-women's
alliance and eat all the men.

That's, I mean, just
an ideal-case scenario for me.

And I really like
the ladies here,

and I think that we could
all get on the same page.

So, who are... who are
some prospects? Like...

Oh, my God, I...
Like, me, personally...

I'm sorry.

Gabe is a threat.

TIYANA: There are more

women than there are men
in this post-merge sequence.

But for me,
I have to really start

to weigh the options
of if I want

to continue to stay
in this Tuku five

or if I want
to completely flip ship

and try to form
genuine connections

and a genuine alliance
on the other side, because

I think that this is a perfect
opportunity to get Gabe out.

I've been wanting Gabe out
since the beginning.

I feel like
I cannot trust this man.

But no matter what,
I want people to see me

as an individualized player,
and that

I can make my own moves
on my own time, in my own way.

♪

Come on in!

Day 13,

the merged tribe

of Survivor 47.

So, Andy,

the last Tribal Council,
you voted out Rome.

It wasn't unanimous,
but it was the vast majority.

You've got the 12 people

that you want
to move forward with

- and battle against.
- Yeah.

So now how does the game change

as we head into
the next challenge?

It's just gonna
get a lot tougher.

I feel like
we got into the same beach,

and one person sort of

sunk their own game, immediately.

And that's a really good
consensus-builder.

That built this community.

- Hmm.
- But, um, now,
it-it just starts.

It gets that much
more dangerous.

We don't know
who the next target is.

We have to play Survivor

and see what shakes out tonight.

All right. Well, let's get back
into the game, then.

- Whew!
- First things first. Kyle,

got to take it back.

Yes, sir. Thank you.

Thank you.

- You're holding onto that.
- Yeah.

Once again, immunity
is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge,
you're gonna need balance,

concentration and endurance.

Here's how it works.

You're gonna stand
on a narrow beam

while balancing a ball
at the end of a very long pole

while holding the pole
above your head.

At regular intervals,
you're gonna

move farther down the beam,

making it more difficult
to balance and concentrate.

And the longer
you're in the challenge,

more difficult to keep that pole
above your head.

If at any point you fall off
or your ball drops,

you're out.

So, now that you have
the community you want,

let's divide that community

- and pit you against each other.
- [gasps]

PROBST:
Here's how
it's gonna work today.

We're gonna randomly divide
into two groups of six.

The one person
who lasts the longest

for the entire challenge wins,

for their group, immunity.

- Oh, my God.
- PROBST: Everybody on that team

will be safe tonight
at Tribal Council.

You will watch Tribal Council
but you won't cast a vote,

and you can't have a vote
cast against you.

You are safe.
You will see

- day 14 of Survivor 47.
- Wow.

PROBST:
The person who lasts the longest
for the losing group

earns individual immunity,
and you will need it,

because that group
is going to Tribal Council,

where somebody will be

the seventh person voted out
of Survivor 47.

And as a penalty
for being voted out,

you won't even make the jury.

In addition,

- you're playing for reward.
- KYLE: All right.

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

The winning six will go back
to camp and enjoy

an afternoon of baby back ribs.

- [gasping]
- Oh, my God.
- No!

- No.
- PROBST: Potato salad.

- Potato salad. Potato salad.
- Yes.

- Potato salad.
- Corn on the cob.

TIYANA:
No. Shut up.

PROBST:
Beer and soft drinks.

- Oh, my God.
- SUE: Oh, my God.

Losers, nothing but a date with
me tonight at Tribal Council.

Big enough stakes?

- [all voice assent]
- All right,
gonna do a rock draw.

- Ah.
- Oh, my gosh.
- Always twisting, Jeff.

- Always twisting us up.
- All right, take a rock.
Don't look at it.

You know I love this part.

Which color are you gonna get?

Which color do you want?

Who else is gonna have
the same color?

Who are you gonna
be competing with?

Who you gonna
be competing against?

Let's see what we have.

Everybody, put out your palms...

...and let's reveal.

If you are Blue,
come right over here on my left.

- Yellow, the far end.
- Okay.

[quiet, indistinct chatter]

RACHEL:
Feel like we got
some endurance in here today.

PROBST:
All right, so let's see

how this worked out.

We have Genevieve,

Sierra, Teeny, Sol,

Andy and Sam.

Sam, what do you make
about this draw?

Yeah, I mean,
it's three Gata, three Lavo,

and I think this is now

a team of six because

if one of us can clutch up for
the other five, we're all safe.

So, I'm trying not to think
too much about the dynamics

and trying to focus
on how can I make sure

that all six of us,
uh, feel good tonight.

All right, the other six.

We have Rachel, Caroline,

Sue, Tiyana, Gabe

- and Kyle.
- [laughs]
- Wow.

Tell me, Sue.
You've got your hands out.

We have our whole Tuku tribe.

- Plus me.
- Plus Rachel.
- [laughs]

PROBST:
Rachel. On one hand,

if you lose, things, on paper,
might not look good.

- Yeah. Sure.
- Five versus one.

But we're in the merge.
Everybody's wearing purple.

Yeah. I mean, there are
other dynamics in play here.

And if worse comes to worse,

and we're the group going, like,

I'll-I'll do everything
I can to stay safe.

I am terrified.

I look down the line and see

the entirety of the Tuku tribe

and me.

[short chuckle]

So, I need to win today

or I'm leaving the fate
of my game

in the hands
of five Tuku members.

I cannot believe
that this is happening.

PROBST: All right.

Here we go.

Everybody has their poles
above their head.

Balls are balanced.

This challenge is on.

Everything that you are
focused on right now

is about one thing:

balancing that ball.

Do not let it drop.

The stakes are big.

The person
who lasts the longest overall

wins, for their group,

immunity and food.

The person who lasts the longest

for the losing group

earns for themselves

individual immunity,

which you will need, because

the losing group
is going to Tribal Council.

Andy drops.
Set your pole down.

Take a spot on the bench.

Oh, my God.

PROBST:
Rachel's ball on the move.

Rachel cannot survive
the first round.

Set your pole down,
take a spot on the bench.

Just like that,
we are down to five

in each group.

Now we're gonna move
to the next section,

and it's a live transition.

You have 15 seconds to do it.

Starting now.

You got to have both feet
in that next section of beam,

the wood section
that isn't painted.

Now, with everything else you're
doing, you've got to move.

Sierra can't do it.
Sierra's out.

Tiyana drops.
She's out.

Genevieve, you're good.

Gabe, you're good.

Everybody's good.

Back to concentrating.

We're down now to four on Yellow

and four on Blue,
just like that.

You are earning it
every single day on Survivor.

Tribal Council tonight.

You don't know who
you can trust, who you can't.

Person voted out tonight
will have no say

in how this game plays out,

won't make the jury.

All that work,
you make the merge,

but you're one day short.

One Tribal Council,
and it's over.

Sol drops.
Sol takes a spot on the bench.

We're down to three for Yellow.

Remember, all it takes
is one person in your group

to outlast everybody else,
and you are safe.

Day 13, Survivor 47.

This is it, right here.

This is the only thing you care
about right now, nothing else.

All right, start making
your move to the next section.

Tiny steps.

You got time.

Sam, you're good.

Teeny, you're good.

Genevieve, you're good.

Gabe, you're good.

Caroline, good.

- Kyle, good.
- Thank you.

Oh, shoot.

PROBST:
Sue drops. She's out.

And we're down
to three on three.

It is a showdown right now.

Sam, Teeny, Genevieve taking on

Gabe, Caroline and Kyle.

Comes down to one person.

Who can last the longest?

Keep concentrating.

Check in on your ball.

PROBST:
Little movement with Sam,
but a nice recovery.

Nice.

PROBST:
You are vying for immunity

for your yourself
and, potentially, immunity

for everybody else on your team.

You want to be a hero,
here is a moment.

- Nice job, Teeny.
- PROBST: Big food reward,

security tonight.
It will be worth it.

Yeah.

PROBST:
This is where
you got to get into that tank.

You've got a little gas
in there. You know you do.

Caroline really shaking,
but still in it.

Nice recovery.

All right, here we go.

Let's move to that next section.

I will tell you
when you're good.

Everybody start making your move

down the beam.
This is a live transition

to the last section.

- [groans]
- PROBST: Gabe can't do it.
He's out.

Caroline, you're good.

Caroline drops. She's out.

Genevieve, you're good.

- Sam, you're good.
- Keep going, Kyle.

- RACHEL: Good job, Kyle.
- Kyle's ball is on the move.

Sam drops. He's out.

Kyle trying to hang on.

Teeny fighting to hang in there.

Genevieve fighting
to hang in there.

Oh, no.

Kyle's out. That's it.
It is over.

- Just like that.
- Aah!

PROBST:
Teeny, Genevieve, you don't have

to compete anymore.

Kyle's earned
individual immunity.

It doesn't matter on Yellow.

The entire group has immunity.

Wow.

GENEVIEVE:
Oh, my God, I didn't
think I'd last.

Good news for Genevieve,
Teeny, Sierra,

Andy, Sol and Sam.

Group immunity,

no need for individual immunity.

Nobody from your group
going home.

You will go
to Tribal Council tonight.

You will watch Tribal Council.

You will not cast a vote,

and nobody can
cast a vote for you.

But for now, the six of you
are going back to camp.

Baby back ribs,
potato salad, corn on the cob,

beer and soft drinks.

- Yes.
- PROBST: On the other side,

Kyle, come on over.

For the second straight time,

individual immunity is yours.

Well, you're still struggling.

- Man, that's no joke
right there.
- Yeah?

That-that messes with a guy.

- CAROLINE: Good job, Kyle.
- Kyle,

for the second straight time
this season,

individual immunity is yours.
That means you are safe tonight,

cannot be voted out
of this game.

- Thank you, sir.
- You're welcome.

Have a spot back
with your group.

All right, for the six of you--

Gabe, Sue,

Caroline, Tiyana,
Rachel and Kyle--

you are not going back
to your tribe camp.

You're gonna go
to the old Lavo camp,

where you will spend
the afternoon

with no food,
nothing but time to figure out

what's gonna happen tonight
at Tribal Council.

You'll go to Tribal Council
directly from that camp.

Tonight, the seventh person

voted out
will not make the jury.

Biggest stakes
so far in this season.

Grab your stuff, head out.
See you tonight at Tribal.

- Thank you.
- Thanks, Jeff.

CAROLINE:
We're going to Tribal.

And even though I was, like,

trying to herd cats with
this alliance at Tuku sometimes,

we have a great contingency plan

because Rachel's the only person
who wasn't on the Tuku tribe.

We have an easy vote out

with Rachel, in my opinion.

However, the easy vote
might not be a smart vote,

and I want to make a smart move.

- Let's go.
- Ah! Oh, my God.

SAM:
Holy cow.

Potato salad looks like the best
thing I've ever seen in my life.

- Who wants a beer?
- Yes, please!
- ANDY: I would love a beer.

GENEVIEVE: Today was

another fantastic day
in Fiji because

I surprised myself
and maybe everybody else

and helped win the challenge
for the Yellow group...

[Sam whoops]

GENEVIEVE: ...which included
safety for all six of us.

It included food
for all six of us,

and we all

have the certainty knowing
that we made the jury.

So, today was, like,

chef's kiss, perfect day.

This looks like the best
potato salad I've ever seen.

SAM:
Oh!

- More ribs?
- TEENY: Please.
- SIERRA: Yeah.

TEENY:
I feel like
I'm not even taking the...

the proper amount of time
to, like...

- SIERRA: I know.
- TIYANA: ...appreciate the fact

- that we are all safe tonight.
- Oh, my God.

- We make it to...
- We made the journey.

No matter what happens,
we are here

to vote for the winner.

SAM:
I want to know what's happening.

I want to know what's going on.

- We're gonna watch it.
- SAM: Are we watching

or, like, participating?

TEENY: We're watching.

- Oh, really?
- Only watching,
not talking, yeah.

ANDY: Yeah.

- Oh, poor Rachel.
- I know. Can we talk about

Rachel being the only one?

- I think she's in trouble.
- SIERRA: I think...
- Really?

SAM: My former Gata members

and I get to bond
with the former

Lavo members,
a-and really kind of solidify

some trust and common happiness

and joy with Sol,
Teeny and Genevieve.

But then, I realized,

my Gata girl Rachel's over there
with the losing group.

She's sitting there
with five Tukus,

the entire tribe.

She's the odd woman out.
Like,

if things hold to form,

she's just getting
picked off tonight

and there's nothing
that I can do to save her.

The fact that
that Tuku group is...

five strong is scary.

So, if it is Rachel tonight
and Rachel goes,

I would like to see this six

- vote together in the next...
- Yeah.

- Truly.
- SAM: ...thing.

- I know.
- SAM: I think we need to
knock off some of those Tukus,

- especially
if there's five of 'em.
- Yeah, we would.

- If they stay strong tonight.
- SIERRA: I agree.

TEENY: Because there was
a triple amulet played

at the last Tribal Council,
which acted as a full idol,

I think it's possible that there
could be some sort of idol

or advantage hidden, which
would be massively important.

And if anyone were to find it,
then it could change everything.

I think someone's
gonna find an idol.

I think it's gonna
be a crazy Tribal.

RACHEL:
My gut is just on the ground.

This is worst-case scenario.

There's just nothing you can do
in certain situations

if you draw
the wrong-colored rock,

and you just get put between
a literal rock and a hard place.

You can always hope that
there's divisions and cracks

within original tribes,
but you can't look

at five Tuku members
and one Gata member

and not think,
"Well, that's easy." [laughs]

Look, guys, I know
it's a pretty... [laughs]

...precarious situation for me.

So, if you guys want your time,
I will give it to you,

but I'd also appreciate
everybody else's time.

SUE:
Of course.

Of course. Yup.

Rachel was somebody
who has been perceived

as a very big threat
in this game early on.

She's very personable,
she's very charismatic.

She's also very smart.

So to have her in
this vulnerable of a position

is very advantageous

for everybody
in season 47 right now.

Yeah.

Okay. Oh.

The way that rock draw
at the challenge played out

was also perfect for Tuku

because it's one more Tribal

that all five of us get
to survive.

KYLE: Mm-hmm.

GABE:
All these people
are in this game

are tools for me to use,

and having
this Tuku majority survive

as long as it can
is a very valuable tool.

TIYANA: Yeah.

The thing is, though,

that means when Rachel leaves,

they have six now,

with three Lavos, three Gatos.

They're gonna
come after one of us.

From the outside looking in,

Rachel is the obvious vote.
It's super easy.

However,

I know with
my whole frigging heart

that if we go back to our camp

with five strong of Tuku,

we are going to be picked off

because we don't
have the majority

and we totally blew our cover.

We technically lied
to everyone else

about how close we were.

So, not only are we really,
really strong, but we're liars.

What are we supposed
to do with that?

This kind of seems
like the perfect opportunity

to get Gabe out.

- Yeah, it is
a perfect opportunity for it.
- Yeah.

KYLE:
Right away, I kind of was like,
"Rachel, you're doomed.

No doubt about it."

But then I realized
it doesn't have to be Rachel.

This could be the prime
opportunity to get rid of Gabe.

There's a very good chance
that it could stick.

You have a better connection
with Rachel than I do.

- Do you think
you could pitch it to her?
- Okay. Caroline?

KYLE:
So, we need Rachel
to be all in on this.

We need her to not play
that Shot in the Dark because

we're about to make
something awesome happen.

I'm gonna be, like, totally
straight-up and honest with you.

I want to work with you,
and I know that, like,

you are also close
with, like, Sierra, and, like,

you make good connections

because I feel like
you're a genuine person.

I feel really good
about you ladies.

- Mm-hmm.
- Like, so good.

So... my game plan

that I just brought up to Kyle--

um, I'm gonna pretend
like it's five strong.

But I've been itching for
an opportunity to get Gabe out.

RACHEL:
Okay.

I mean, I love to hear it.
I wasn't sure because,

- you know, like, it's hard
to read the dynamics.
- E-Exactly.

And, like, you do a good job
of, like, you know,

- seeming very tight, so...
- No.

RACHEL:
Tiyana comes up to me and says,

"I actually want
to get Gabe out."

I mean, that's music
to my ears, obviously.

I'm gonna vote for

whoever that's not me

to get me out
of this very sticky situation.

The thing is, it all comes down
to, I think, Caroline.

But I know she's a smart girl.

She knows, moving forward,
if we go back with five, we are

- completely screwed.
Like, there's no...
- Yeah, I get it.

Everyone is gonna
gang up on you.

- Everyone is gonna
gang up on us.
- Yeah.

And honestly, what better way
to prove that we have cracks

- than to vote out Gabe?
- Yeah.

What Tiyana's saying
is completely true.

Tuku is already a very
threatening presence as it is.

And to go back
and show that they are united

in voting out someone
who, you know,

is pretty much on "the bottom,"

as far as anybody can tell--

I was left out
on the Anika vote and now

I'm the freaking
underdog here-- like,

that's not a good look for them.

And so, Tiyana has, like,
a very good point that

taking out someone like Gabe
would be really smart.

So, if Tiyana can
swing Caroline

and Kyle wants to also go along
with this Gabe plan,

like, I'm in.

- ANDY: Oh.
- SIERRA: Wow.

GENEVIEVE:
I don't normally like ribs,
but those are amazing.

TEENY:
So psyched we won that.

SIERRA:
I'm full. I don't
even want to say it.

[Andy groans]

This has been a very interesting
and weird season

in terms of advantages.

They've all
shown themselves early.

A lot of advantages
have come out

and kind of just been flushed
sort of preemptively,

or in weird situations, like
at last night's Tribal Council.

And when those leave the game,

new ones come to replace them,
typically, and so,

finding an advantage could be

a very, very,
very beneficial thing for me.

SIERRA:
Andy has just been somebody

we've been keeping around
because we needed his vote

on Gata, so I am not surprised

that Andy is searching
for an advantage.

And he's a sloppy player,
plain and simple.

He's just all over.
You can't, like, track him.

And I'm like, that's just
not somebody I can work with.

GENEVIEVE:
Now that I'm working with Andy,

I cannot stress enough
how important it is

for him to be careful.

I honestly feel like if you go
looking for an advantage

this early into merge,

you have to be sure
that you can find it.

Oh!

I'm at this amazing reward.

I'm loving everything about life
in this moment.

We're all just kind of chilling,
you know,

getting our, uh, food comas on,

taking naps,

and, uh, I'm just not tired, and

I'm like, "Hey, sometimes
there's something on these,

uh, rewards,
some type of advantage."

And so, I start creeping around,
you know, taking a look,

and I'm making sure everyone's
got their eyes closed.

So, I feel like
I have free rein

to go searching for an idol.

I'm, like, looking, you know,

around the plates
and everything.

And so, I'm like,

"Ah, ain't nothing here."

Then, all of a sudden,
on the corner of my eye, I see

this beautiful glow.
It's like... ♪ Ah! ♪

And the way it was positioned,

it was hidden very, very well

because it almost camouflaged.

Like, it was right next to me
for an hour,

and I never saw it.

TEENY:
Feels so good
to just lay in the sun.

SIERRA:
Oh, I'm just, like,
taking it in.

ANDY:
This is amazing.

I've been looking for so long.

I do my very best

to be chill, be calm,

but inside, and I'm like, "Damn,

this could shift the game."

- TEENY: Look at it.
- GENEVIEVE: Oh, my God.

- I don't like that.
- TEENY: It was so good.

Look at it. Bones!

- SOL: Well, hey, we did that.
- Bones.

- You guys did it!
- Well done. Look at that.

Okay.
We talk out loud.

This is not...
I'm not saying that I'm

- going to do it.
- Let's purely brainstorm. Yes.

Purely brainstorm.

You would never think
of actually

getting Gabe out, would you?

Are you debating?

Let's... I want to hear your...

'Cause, like, the whole thing
is that this is an alliance

- where we talk things through.
- Right. Exactly.

- Yes.
- Like, I just know,

keeping the five strong
would be awesome.

- Mm-hmm.
- But we can't.

- If we come back with five...
- Mm-hmm.

- we are screwed.
- Yeah.

Tiyana mentioned, you know,

going after Gabe is an option,

and it's something
we should debate.

And there is a fear that

if we successfully
vote out Rachel,

five Tuku strong,

we get picked off
one after one after one.

I think you're right

in that they're gonna
come after us

- Yeah.
- when we're five.

Here's the thing.
I think

they will go after us,

but they're not going after us.

They're gonna go after Kyle
if he doesn't

get the necklace.
And if he does

- get the necklace, it's Gabe.
- TIYANA: Yeah.

Here's another thought.
I personally think Rachel is

the most dangerous player
in this game,

and I actually think
it's much easier for us

to get numbers with girls
with Rachel out,

because Rachel's the one
who's connecting everyone.

- Mm.
- Rachel is the best

I've seen in a long time.

I personally think Rachel
is the glue of the Gata tribe,

and if we get rid of her,

a lot of options open up
for Tiyana and I.

Once Rachel's gone, it's easier

for us to be in the mix.

Mm.

If it was anyone but Rachel,
I'd be down.

I agree with you.

Ah, that's so ...
for Rachel, man.

I like her, too.
That's the issue. Guess what?

Out of all of them,
I liked her the best.

- I do like her the best.
- Mm-hmm.

- She's that good.
- Right.

Caroline does bite

just a little bit,

but she does have
some reservations.

And since Caroline
is not on board,

it really
is disappointing, because

I wish, wish, wish

that there was a way to get Gabe

out of the game.

GABE:
I think tonight can be

- one of two things, right?
- Yeah.

We can go Tuku strong,
five deep.

But, like, what problems
does that create

- when we get back home?
- Yeah, definitely.

And I think it creates
a lot of big problems

- when we get back home.
- A lot of big problems.

Or we can get somebody
we've been wanting to get out

for a bit now out of the game.

Everybody on Tuku seems
to be on the same page:

it's Rachel tonight.

The dilemma is
how can we get her

to not play
her Shot in the Dark?

Because if she plays
her Shot in the Dark

and it hits, then we got
to cannibalize each other,

and we don't want to do that.

Oh, ...

GABE:
We can go back,

and we don't have
this Tuku majority

- target on our back anymore.
- Right.

And that's the thing
that I'm most scared of.

Y-You know, I'm no dummy.

If we were to take
all five of us back,

I'm not the last person
on the list

- that people want to get out.
- Yeah. Yeah.

- I'm gonna be high
on that list.
- Yeah.

Gabe's plan--
because he is also

so adamant that if they go back
as a strong five,

that he'll be next or
he'll be the one after next--

he wants Caroline out.

I want to believe it,
but all the BS

that I've bought along the way
in this game--

it's felt so good,
it's felt so right.

In that moment, it made sense,
and yet it was all fake.

If nothing else,

you, me, Kyle

could throw a three on Caroline,

and in our worst-case scenario,
we're going to a tie.

But then what happens?

I mean, I would go to rocks

- over that, because...
- Genuinely?

Well, I mean, what the ... am
I supposed to do at that point?

- Yeah.
- Because then it's like,
"Hey, Caroline, like,

- I put your name down."
- Yeah.

And then,
"Oh, okay. Hey, I'm sorry."

- Yeah, valid, valid.
- Like, I-I'll backtrack,

- and, you know like,
"Okay, let's just do Rachel."
- Yeah.

- So, it's, like... You know?
- Oh, my God, Gabe.

I mean, you're giving me
so much hope here.

It's, like, the best thing
I could have ever hoped for

and it sounds so implausible
at the same time.

Either Tuku
is completely playing me

or maybe I have
some kind of hope in this game,

and I'm still figuring out
which-which one it is.

- Well, thank you.
- So... Yeah, of course.

- Can I hug you?
- Of course.

- Yeah, of course. Of course.
- Oh, my God.

This is by far
the most precarious place

I've been in this game,

because at least
in the other situations,

I wasn't actually the person
on the chopping block.

If I screw up tonight,
I will not be

on the jury, I will not
be in this game anymore.

And I...

That's... terrifying.

TEENY: No foul balls over here.

[laughs]

- Oh!
- [clapping]

- Oh!
- Oh!
- Change up. Change up.

SOL:
I found my first advantage
in this game.

I was cool, calm,
and I found it.

And so, I'm pretty sure
no one else saw it.

In fact, I know
nobody else saw it.

Otherwise, they would have
said something.

Home run!

SOL:
So now, I'm gonna have

to put on
my Oscar-winning performance

and go off all by myself,

because in this game,
secrets are very, very rare.

But for me,
I'm keeping it to myself.

So right now, no one else knows

in this game
what I'm about to pull.

Come on, come on. What is it?

What is it? What is it?

- Oh.
- [whooping, clapping,
chatter in distance]

Oh. [laughs]

I got a lot of power right now.

I finally

get to use an advantage
in this game

and change the outcome
of some things.

Oh, my God.
That's gonna be so great.

What this advantage does
is it gives

someone the opportunity
to block a vote.

Which is simply, if someone
writes a vote, you can say,

"Nope, that's not gonna count."

Or they can have
Safety without Power.

So, in the middle
of Tribal Council,

they can literally just
leave Tribal Council,

go back to camp,
and they're safe.

I got to think about this.

It's a good day, baby.

Oh, I just want go to Tribal.

Oh, my God.
It's close to sundown.

CAROLINE:
I think we're leaving soon.

I want to go
to Tribal right now.

- Like, right now. I can't.
- SUE: I can't think of that now.

Like, I'm...
Like, my entire body

is just...

- I just want
to get it over with.
- Yeah.

SOL:
This is a big decision, and

I'm not sure
what I'm gonna do yet.

I could give it to Rachel,
but I'm not sure

if that's actually good
for my game.

And if I don't give it
to Rachel,

then I could build
incredible bonds

with someone on the Tuku tribe

and have another option
to get to the end.

Ultimately,

what it's gonna come down to
is what's gonna help my game.

I want to help somebody else,

but this decision is based
on what's best for me.

My heart is beating
very, very fast,

and I just can't wait
to get it going.

Now bring in the other six.

♪

All right.
So, last Tribal Council,

we had everybody-- 13 people.

Now we're back down
to small numbers.

Six people chosen randomly,
and we had the most

lopsided draw
we could have with five Tuku--

the most people left
in the game from one tribe--

and Rachel.
On top of it, you have to

make this decision
in front of six people

who can just watch
because they're not in trouble.

They don't vote.
But, man, they can observe.

All right, so let's
look at the obvious.

If there was
no emotion or gameplay

and it was just numbers,

this would be easy:
take out Rachel.

But any time you hear the word
"easy" on Survivor,

you should be terrified,
because Survivor is never easy.

Caroline, five Tuku.

Maybe this is a time
to make a move.

Maybe you don't want
to be part of all five Tuku.

Here's an opportunity, because
you have Rachel as a vote.

Oh, I can guarantee you that was
running through people's minds.

We have to realize
numbers are numbers,

and it's gonna look threatening.

But it sucks, 'cause I see
pros and cons both ways,

and it's hard to figure out

which one is gonna
hurt my game less.

PROBST:
Gabe, one of the premises
of Survivor

is numbers.
You got to have the numbers.

But if you have
too many numbers,

then you got to get rid
of some of the numbers

because too many
looks threatening.

GABE:
I look around

and I see the five people

that I've been with
for 13 days so far.

And I know, on the surface,
it looks simple,

but any of those
five people might say,

"Tonight's a hell of a night
to make one of those moves."

PROBST:
So, Rachel, the minute
the challenge ended

and you had lost and you knew
you were coming here,

you could not
have predicted to hear,

"Oh, Rachel's not a for-sure.

There are opportunities
all over the place."

RACHEL:
I mean, yeah.

This rock draw, nobody can deny
that this is, like,

the worst-case scenario.

Um, but I don't know

if Gabe is blowing smoke
up my ass right now.

If you're actually a tight five,

and you're trying
to stay together,

the plan would be to convince me
that you have cracks,

and to get me not
to play my Shot in the Dark.

So, it's scary.

It's not been
an easy day for me.

PROBST:
Kyle, once again,

you have individual immunity,
and it does give you

just a little bit of breath

that you can stand back and say,
"I'm noticing some things."

What'd you see?

Yeah, so,
Rachel did a good job today.

I mean, she took time
to pull everybody aside.

She talked in groups,

she went on solo adventures
with people.

She did her job,
trying to find cracks,

and may have found some, and...
and she did her little wiggle.

PROBST:
Tiyana,

I find it fascinating
that you have

five Tuku members, all maybe
independently thinking,

"How could I use Rachel?"

You really just put
our pickle on blast, Jeff.

That's exactly what I've been
thinking all day long because

this is a very important vote.
Like,

being able to make the jury,
for me, personally,

it just means
the absolute world,

and I know it means the world
to everybody here.

So, I got to go with my gut,

and honestly,
with the vote tonight,

I'm just hoping that
I send a message

to the people that
I really trust

that I can be worked with
and I'm someone that

can be trusted in an alliance.

PROBST:
Caroline, tell me more about

the importance
of making the jury.

I think
the universal feeling that

I want to say almost every
single Survivor player has

who actually cares
about the game--

you want to have an impact
on the game.

It's not that we're sitting here
dreaming of being on the jury,

but we're dreaming
of having an absolute, tangible,

irrefutable piece of evidence

that we made an impact
on this game.

PROBST:
All right. So, Rachel,
for you, this afternoon,

the subject line is easy.

"Vote, vote, vote. I'm a vote."

But you're not just a vote.

You want this vote
to have some impact tomorrow.

RACHEL:
Well, I think

sometimes in Survivor,
you can plan three steps ahead

and sometimes you just
have to get through the night.

And today was one of those days

where I just had
to get through the night.

And so, today was

anybody else that
I can possibly, like, hope

that these people want
to vote out that isn't me.

PROBST:
When you went
from person to person,

was your hope meter undulating?

Oh, it undulated.
There was some chaos.

There was some paranoia.
There were stories

that were not
cross-checking, and

this has been the hardest day
of Survivor for me.

PROBST:
So, Sue, given
where we are in the game,

and all the uncertainty,
maybe the five Tuku,

for tonight, take out Rachel.
That's the easy move.

"And we all make the jury
and we'll figure it out."

Yeah, that is the easiest move,

and it's almost like
the most obvious move.

But, you know,
I learned real quick,

this game basically changes
almost on the hour.

You can't predict anything.

You can say, "Okay,
I'm set in stone this way."

Next thing you know,
you're totally flip-flopped.

So it's just, like,
my head is spinning.

It's really, really... This is
very difficult for me tonight.

PROBST:
Tiyana, part of playing Survivor
is making a move,

but also, maybe
to not make a move.

Is that part of the discussion
that Tuku was having?

"We could just vote out Rachel"?

Oh, absolutely,
That was always an option.

I mean, just look
at five versus one.

It kind of seems like
the obvious option,

but you want to make big moves

because if I just go for it
and I swing for the fences

and it doesn't work out,
at least I know I went for it.

What happens if tomorrow,
I didn't take that chance

and I go home with regrets?

That is, like,
my biggest nightmare

from this entire experience
is going home with any regrets.

This is your shot.
This is your opportunity.

You got to go for it
or you're gonna miss it.

PROBST:
Caroline, the risk is

the Tuku five blow it tonight.

You had five.
This was easy.

And you make a move
and it was a little too soon.

I think you're hitting
the nail on the head.

In the new era, there's such
an emphasis on big moves,

and granted,
big moves win you the game,

but it's big, smart moves.

There's a very big distinction
between a big move

that changes things

in a way that's
not good for you,

in a way that
blows up your game.

And that's what
I'm playing my game on, is

what are the smart moves
that I can make?

Sometimes they're not
always flashy,

but I'm making the moves
that are best for my game

and for my alliance.

PROBST:
So, Rachel,

it all centers around you.

The Tuku five are in charge.

The question is
can you find a way

to get at least one or two
of them to come with you

and try to make a move?
What's the feeling?

Is it optimistic,
pessimistic or hopeful?

You know, um, still anxious,
but anxiously hopeful.

I think that I know
what the plan is tonight,

and I think that
I'm a part of that plan,

and I have given my word
that I'm gonna do something

and I intend to do it and

I just really hope that

no one's giving me a shakedown.

PROBST:
Gabe, concerning at all
that Rachel's saying,

"Hey, man, I was told there's
a plan and I'm a part of it

and if it works,
I'm gonna be here tonight"?

Well, I mean, it's concerning

if you don't know
what that plan is.

And depending on what
perspective you look at it on,

Rachel could be
totally helpless,

drowning in the water,
hoping somebody grabs her hand.

But if she can sow enough
discord between all of us,

all of a sudden,
Rachel might be sitting

on top of the mountain saying,

"I'm choosing
who's going home tonight."

And that's a pretty crazy thing
to think about

when you really
dig deep into it.

So, as we get ready
for the vote,

it seems like it is
a very simple question.

"Will the Tuku five
stick together

or are the Tuku five going
to turn on each other?"

All right,

it is time to vote.

- Sue.
- Jeff?

Um, about 20 minutes--
and I mean 20 minutes--

before we left for Tribal,

I found a scroll in my bag.
And when I ran

into the woods to read it,

I discovered that

somebody sent me...

an advantage...

only good for tonight.

PROBST:
Rachel, read
your advantage for me.

Sorry.
My hands are shaking.

[short chuckle]

"When Jeff says
it's time to vote,

announce that you have the
Safety without Power Advantage."

"You will leave
Tribal Council immediately.

"You will not cast a vote

but more importantly,
you cannot be voted out."

So, I hope that
you all understand.

My husband gave me
a couple words of wisdom

before I came out here
and one of them was,

"Do not go home with
something in your pocket."

So, assuming I was
getting strays tonight,

this is a lifeline, and
thank you to whoever sent it.

PROBST:
All right. So, Rachel's playing

the Safety without Power.
Rachel,

you can grab your torch,
head back to camp.

♪

Well, that answers that question

about the Tuku five.

[quietly]: Oh, my God.

So...

now what?

Clearly,

- this was a shock.
- Yes.

Yeah, little bit.

PROBST:
We're going to vote tonight.

It is going to be a Tuku member,

and it's going to happen soon.
So, Gabe, where are we?

- I mean, you know,
the game has changed.
- [laughs]

- Just like that.
- GABE: That goes without saying.

The game has certainly changed.

Um, there were many times

where we had to be prepared
to go to Tribal

as a Tuku five before the merge.

People kind of got
to wind the clock back

in their head a little bit
and think about, "Well,

"if we lost immunity
with five people,

what were we gonna do again?"
You know?

And so, I think that's kind of
where a lot of people's

- heads are at.
- PROBST: Kyle, this
is fascinating.

I mean, what Gabe just said--

"It's as if we did a time warp.

We're back to the Tuku tribe."

So, where's your heart
right now?

Oh, it's pounding through
the back of my... my body.

[chuckling]:
I-I don't really know.

I mean, yes, of course
I'm safe, so, great.

But this vote,
whatever happens right now,

is going to propel
into the future.

It's gonna have
repercussions, right?

And that could break
my game apart, like, quick.

PROBST:
Tiyana, you are

looking up to the sky,

you're looking
for answers from somewhere.

What is the game now?

Um...

Damn. This is ...
I'm not gonna lie to you.

Spending 13 days
with people is not something

that I take for granted,
and it just is, like...

I don't know. My anxiety is,
like, really through the roof

and it's hard to think and

process words and...

I even just told you that
the jury means everything.

Like, getting there
means everything.

So... I don't know.

It's gonna suck.

PROBST:
Is the emotion more
that you're worried

you will be voted out tonight

or is the emotion that
you're not sure what to do

because this wasn't the plan?

Both.

Like, it's very, very possible
that it could be me,

and that would just,
like, devastate me,

and that would
be horrible, and...

Damn. But at the same time,
I have a pit in my stomach

that I got to
send somebody home that...

I know really,
really wants to be here.

So it's almost like
I'm crying for both myself

and others, and it...
I've never

done this before. I've never
cried for myself and others.

It doesn't even make sense
because it's literally

the exact same situation.

PROBST:
I got to say, from here,
it makes total sense.

You're terrified
it could be you

and if it's not you,
you're horrified by the thought

- that you have
to do it to somebody else.
- Ugh.

My family's gonna kill me
that I'm crying.

Damn.

Awesome.
While I'm crying,

everyone's talking.
Okay, cool.

I'm just gonna get up now.

I was, like, "Time

for frigging debates
to happen over here."

- KYLE: So, we're back on?
- I...

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

PROBST:
So, Caroline, what's
in your head right now?

I'll be honest.
I don't even know how

to answer your question.
My brain is not equipped

to handle this at this moment.
It's not.

So it's-it's just
overwhelmed right now?

Yeah.

How about you, Gabe?

We all have relationships.

Survivor is a game
of relationships,

and you got to trust 'em.

So tonight,
I'm trusting my relationships,

and we'll see

if that trust pays off
in a few minutes, I'm sure.

All right, it is time to vote.

Sue, 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.

Okay, I'll read the votes.

First vote: Gabe.

Tiyana. One vote Gabe,
one vote Tiyana.

Tiyana. That's two votes
Tiyana, one vote Gabe.

PROBST: Seventh person
voted out of Survivor 47:

Tiyana.
That's three. That's enough.

Need to bring me your torch.

[scoffs]

[sniffles]

Oh...

Tiyana, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

[crying]

No. No. No, no.

[crying continues]

Grab your torches,
head back to camp.

Good night.

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CAROLINE:
I see that word "auction,"

and my heart explodes.

PROBST:
Next time on Survivor...

War is absolutely coming.

KYLE:
We're gladiators
ready to brawl in an arena.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

They're not gonna see me coming.

I thought I could trust
the people that were

in my alliance,
and I got bamboozled.

To come this far
and to literally

be one vote away

from making the jury--
I'm beyond devastated right now.

I think I played
a genuinely honest game,

and it was true to myself,

and I don't regret the way
I played the game.

I just regret who I trusted.