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RACHEL:
My heart is racing.

Oh, my God. I got it.

Survivor bucket list.

PROBST:
Previously on Survivor...

SIERRA:
It just came naturally
with Lavo.

Let's Gata and Lavo
work together and

knock out Tuku one by one.

- CAROLINE: Tuku?
- Yeah.

CAROLINE:
The former Gata members

want to work with us,
but I'd like to shake things up.

- You're in?
- Yeah.

I'm going

to try and steer the next vote

towards one
of the former Gata members.

ANDY:
Sam and Sierra look at me
as an expendable piece.

ANDY:
They feel like

they own me.

You don't have to work
with them anymore.

Yeah. Yeah.

But Sam, Sierra and Rachel--

they're not
gonna see me coming.

PROBST:
Eighth person

voted out of Survivor 47

and the first member
of our jury: Sierra.

The tribe has spoken.

♪ ♪

Thank you for, uh...
for keeping me.

I appreciate another day.

SAM:
Tribal Council tonight
was horrible.

Rachel and I get blindsided,
Sierra gets sent home,

and we happen
to lose Andy in the process.

So,

Gata is no more. Gata got got.

And now...

it's every man for himself.

All right.

That sucks really, really,
really bad.

- I want to look out for you,
too, and see...
- Yeah.

Yeah.

SAM:
Tonight, both Andy and Lavo

flipped on Gata.

It was a brilliant acting job,

like, across the board.

These people had me fooled, and

right now, their only mistake

was keeping me in the game.

That Lava group is a bunch

- of very, very good liars.
- Yeah.

SAM:
And then, I don't even
want to look at Andy.

SAM:
Yeah.

But I just...

I don't know where
to go from here.

Like, I don't know who to trust.

I kind of had this gut feeling
throughout Tribal that

there's something going on, but

I didn't know what.

And so, I played
my Shot in the Dark.

Not safe.

Any votes cast for Rachel
will still count.

RACHEL:
I played it
to gauge the reactions

of everyone at Tribal
to see if they were looking

worried or surprised.

And based on the reaction
that everyone had

when I played
my Shot in the Dark,

I did not feel like
I was the vote,

and I didn't play my idol.

We just got to play

our own individual game and

try to do what we can
for each other.

Moving forward,
I'm willing to work

with just about anyone
that will have me.

I don't have a lot of options.
(chuckles)

Um, my door is open,
I'm taking calls.

We'll see who comes knocking.

It was nice that we all stuck
to the exact plan, though.

I want to say that.

- Yeah.
- Yes.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Andy, thank you
for voting with us.

It was a team effort.

Yeah.

After this vote,

I'm a certified flipper.

I flipped on Gata,

and I feel like
this is the first step

of me taking my fate
into my own hands.

And so, the only thing
I have to do

at this point is damage control

with the Gata members
who are left in the game.

From my perspective,
we come to the merge,

and I feel like I was left
to my own devices a bit.

- Okay.
- So...

I wanted to better my position
in the game.

Since the start of this game,
I felt like

I was the outcast.

I feel like I was on the bottom,
and I was

sort of an expendable piece.

And so, now,
for me to be the one

to get one over on all
of my original tribe members,

like, it's complete
Survivor satisfaction.

Not everyone gets
to feel that...

that chef's kiss that

I have flipped the script.

Today, the target was square
on your back,

and I spent some social capital
I just gained

to make sure it was Sierra
and not you.

Going all the way back
to day three

after the immunity challenge
and the moment I had on the mat,

I fell on the bottom
of my tribe,

I succumbed to paranoia,

and I thought that was just
gonna be it for me,

and that was gonna be my legacy.

- I appreciate it.
- All right. Yeah, dude.

And so, I feel like
I've been given

the biggest second chance

you could ever have
in this game.

I am learning every day
out here, and

have just a huge amount of just
overall gratitude that...

that this is my story,
and it's continuing,

and I'm still getting
to write it.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

RACHEL: Dude.

It was Sierra, predominantly,

that was like,
"We could do Andy."

- Ah-hah.
- And then, I was like,

"I am not putting
Andy's name down again."

ANDY:
Rachel and I have both been
on the bottom,

and so, I feel like
if I were to have a future

with any of the Gata members,
it would definitely be Rachel.

But the stars have not aligned

for various reasons.

I'm not gonna lie.

That little chain of events...

did make me lose trust

- in Gata.
- Yeah.

I feel like
Andy and I have kind of

orbited each other
this entire game.

And we've, like,
wanted to connect,

and then not wanted to connect

and we just kind of, like,
ping-ponged off each other

for a long time.

It was like a rock
and a hard place for me.

- So I'm sorry, and...
- That's completely fine.

- I want you in this game.
- Yeah.

I wanted you
in this game the entire time.

I feel like

we should be working together
in this game.

That was my plan on day one.

Yeah.
We're-we're in alignment.

- We're synchronized.
- I agree.

I'm like,
"You're strong. I'm strong."

- Yeah.
- I feel like it's good.

There were points in the game
where I was like,

"I kind of want to work
with Andy, but, like, oh,

he's frustrating to work with."

You have to be careful, though.

I totally... I'm so sorry.
It's just that... I just...

ANDY:
Rachel didn't feel
the same way about me,

so I was leaning in to

my role,
which was the bottom player.

Yeah.

I'm in. All right.

Fifth person voted out
of Survivor 47.

ANDY:
I blindsided Rachel
on the Anika vote.

Anika, the tribe has spoken.

RACHEL:
Andy blindsided me
at the Anika vote

and then he blindsided me

again last night.
And so,

I feel like
I'm climbing a sand dune

and every step I take up,
I slide two steps down.

Despite all this, it's like,

I've always felt
the same way about you.

Like, we should probably

take this opportunity
to, like, actually...

Okay, can we, like...

- Work together?
- Maybe we can work together.

- Actually work together? Yeah.
- For real.

Throughout this game,

I've definitely broken trust
with Rachel, but

I do like her.

I feel like we have chemistry,

and we could definitely have
game chemistry out here.

I feel like,
given the game board,

I feel like you are

an absolutely key relationship
for me right now.

- Oh, Andy.
- I know.

Is there anyone
you're really wary of?

Oh.

- There's Kyle
with the challenges.
- Yeah.

Sue and Caroline,
like, don't like him.

- They wanted him out forever.
- That's true.

- That's true.
- He just won't lose.

We've had a rocky road,
but we're finally

in a place now where we can
maybe start to kind of, like,

come together and be like,

"Hi." Like, "Hello. I'm..."

Like, "I'm Andy." "I'm Rachel."

And it's like, almost like

we can start over and, like,
reform something

and work together on some votes.

I still have some sort of life
in this game.

♪ ♪

TEENY:
I just want to say sorry.

- Like, I know it sucks
- SAM: Yeah.

to, like, be blindsided
like that.

I feel like it was...

We're... From our standpoint,
kind of like, uh,

Tuku wanted
to split you and Sierra up.

- Mm-hmm.
- Like, thought of you guys
as a power couple,

and that was really hard,
and I'm sorry.

And I know how it must feel.

I hope that there's still a way

we could, at some point,
you know, come together.

SAM:
I'm ready to play.

I have a vendetta against Lavo.

We thought we were working
with Lavo and, turns out,

we never had Lavo.

So, I'm ready for them to feel

what I had to feel last night.

- I want to pick myself back up
and, you know...
- For real.

- 'Cause, like, I really want
to play with you guys.
- SOL: Right.

SAM:
But I need to play along,

at least for now,

and then come
for my revenge later.

I wasn't turning my back
on Sierra.

I think everybody
knew that. Um...

So, something had to be done
about that,

from everybody else's
perspective, I get that.

SOL:
I was a part of that
blindside against Sam,

but I like Sam's mentality.

He's not getting emotional,
he's not getting pissed.

TEENY:
Did you and Andy mend fences,
or, like, what was...

- What did he say?
- Look, I get it from Andy.

- You know, I don't have
any hard feelings there.
- TEENY: Right.

SOL:
And so the fact
that Sam's telling me,

"Hey, I get it. It's all good."

It's like, "Okay, maybe
I can work with this guy."

SOL: Even though I worked
with Gabe last night

to take out Sierra, I think

that dude's a player.

I'm starting
to get, like, just...

I'm so unsure
of their dynamics that, like,

we should try
and make it be Gabe.

SOL:
Yeah. Okay.

SOL:
At some point,
we need to get out Gabe,

and, um, that's
what I'm trying to do.

(all exclaiming)

Wow.

RACHEL: Okay.

CAROLINE:
Tree mail says,
"Only one of us is safe."

So, what's tricky
about this type of pairing is

you're really trying
to think about,

"Okay, who will get me
to that last stage

"of the challenge
where I can actually compete

for individual immunity?"

But I also want to be careful
not to pick someone

who's so competitive
and so strong that

they're gonna be a shoe-in
to win immunity.

SAM:
Andy?

Let's do it.

- I'll go with Andy.
- All right.

ANDY: Sam grabs me and is like,
"Andy, let's go.

Let's do this."
I thought that was interesting

because I really
betrayed him last night.

But I kind of looked at it

as a pretty good opportunity
for us to

at least, like,
in a challenge setting,

just be kind of bros again.

SAM:
I'm really down to go
head-to-head against Andy.

If it comes down to me and Andy,

I'm gonna beat him out.

GABE: Me and Kyle are partners

going into the challenge today,
and that's

a very exciting thing for me

because he's won
the last three challenges.

So,

if there's anybody you want
going to battle with you,

it's the guy who's on
a winning streak, and I got him.

KYLE:
Based on just general knowledge
of the game,

you can expect to work together
in a pair to a point.

And then that other person
in your pair is going to become

your mortal enemy
at the end of this challenge,

which is exactly why
I picked Gabe.

I think that I can beat Gabe
when we go head-to-head.

♪ ♪

Come on in!

Welcome.

(laughing)

All right, let's get
to today's immunity challenge.

First things first.
Got to take back the necklaces.

Look at Sue coming to me.

- Oh.
- Look at this.
How kind. Thank you.

- Thank you, Kyle.
- Absolutely.

PROBST:
Once again,

individual immunity
is back up for grabs.

This morning in tree mail,

you were given instructions
to divide into pairs.

So let's get into those pairs.
Let me see what happened.

Get next to your partner.
Let's see what's what.

So, Kyle,

you made these pairs.

How did that go?

- What happened?
- KYLE: I think

everybody just kind of jived
pretty good.

You know,
Gabe and I locked eyes, and

I asked him to be mine
and he said yes.

(laughing)

All right,
let's review our pairs.

We have Sue and Genevieve.

We have Caroline and Rachel,

Teeny and Sol,

Gabe and Kyle, Andy and Sam.

All right, today's challenge
is gonna run in stages.

For the first stage,

you're gonna crawl
through a narrow tunnel

filled with sand
and retrieve one puzzle step.

You'll then race
to dig up a second step.

The first three pairs
to get back with their steps

move on to the next stage.

The last two pairs are out.
No shot at immunity.

For the next stage,

you will use those steps
to build a staircase.

Once you get to the top,
you will attempt

to cross a three-level
balance beam.

The first two pairs to finish

move on to the final stage.

You are pairs no more.

You will compete
as four individuals.

You'll use your hands

and arms
to brace against two walls

while your feet balance

on very narrow footholds.

It will be painful.
You will feel it.

When you drop, you are out.

Last person left standing

wins immunity, guaranteed a spot

in the final nine--
single digits.

Losers, Tribal Council,
where somebody will be

the ninth person voted out

and become the second member
of our jury.

In addition,

you're playing for a reward.

Want to know
what you're playing for?

(all voicing assent)

Final four--
those last two pairs

that move on
to the final round--

you will enjoy an afternoon
picnic back at camp.

BLT sandwiches,

potato chips, soft drinks.

- Worth playing for?
- (all voicing assent)

All right.
Oh, one more thing.

- Ooh.
- Oh, no.

The first two pairs who are out

lose their vote

at tonight's Tribal Council.

- Wow.
- What?!

Oh, yeah, one more thing.

PROBST: You will take a journey
with a chance

- to earn it back.
- Wow.

Now we got some stakes
worth playing for.

- All right.
- PROBST: We're gonna draw
for spots. Here we go.

Let's go.

All right, let's do this.

First three pairs
to finish move on

to the next stage.

Last two pairs are out,
no shot at immunity.

Here we go.
Survivors ready?

Go! One at a time,

you got
to get through this tunnel

and retrieve one puzzle step.

You're working
through a very narrow,

very low tunnel
with a lot of sand in it.

- Kyle working on those knots.
- SOL: Hell, yeah, Teeny.

- PROBST: There goes Teeny.
- SOL: Hell, yeah, Teeny.

Your knot's at your right. Yeah.

PROBST:
You got to then untie
that puzzle step,

and get it and you through
the rest of this tunnel.

It is Kyle in the early lead,

yet to lose
an immunity challenge.

- You're good. Go, Gabe.
- (Sam groans)

PROBST:
Here comes Sam
with his puzzle step.

You're good! Here goes Andy.

Three pairs are moving on,
so keep digging.

SUE:
You're doing good, Genevieve.

PROBST:
Genevieve down on the end.

- And Teeny.
- My ass is too big!

- KYLE: Come on, man,
- PROBST: There goes Gabe.

we got this. Come on, buddy.

Andy's through. Start digging.

Gabe's through.
It is Sam and Andy,

Kyle and Gabe in the lead.

- Genevieve is through.
- SUE: Good job, good job,
good job!

PROBST:
You're good! Go, Sue!

- Let's go, Teeny!
- SOL: Hell, yeah.

PROBST:
Gabe and Kyle working
on that second step.

Andy and Sam
working on that second step.

(grunting)

You're good.
Go, Caroline!

RACHEL:
Sorry, Caroline.

PROBST:
Abe and Kyle moving on.

GENEVIEVE:
Yeah, Sue, yes.

Sue is through. You're good.

- Start digging!
- Okay. Dig.

PROBST:
You're good. Go, Sol!

Jeff?

- Our piece is out of the bag.
- PROBST: Yup.

- That's on you all.
- I'm through.

PROBST:
Caroline's through. Find a step.

TEENY:
You got it, Sol.

- Let's go.
- PROBST: Sol is through.

Everybody now digging
for their second puzzle step.

Sam and Andy--
they are on their puzzle step,

- but they cannot get it out.
- (grunting)

GENEVIEVE:
We're so close.

(indistinct chatter)

PROBST:
Kyle and Gabe are moving on.

PROBST: We're looking
for two more pairs.

- Yeah.
- PROBST: Who is it gonna be?

Look at that.
Teeny and Sol have it!

They're moving on!
We're looking for one more.

- Oh, my God.
- It is going to be

Rachel, Caroline,

Sam and Andy,

or Genevieve and Sue.

Sam and Andy have been working
on that piece for a long time,

- cannot get it out.
- Yeah. Yeah.

PROBST:
Andy's pulling on it.

Can we wedge it out?

GENEVIEVE:
One, two and three.

- Go, go, go! Go!
- SOL: Good job, guys.

PROBST:
There it is!

Genevieve and Sue kept working,

- and they have moved on.
- We did it. We did it.

- PROBST:
Sam and Andy are out.
- We did it. We did it.

PROBST:
Rachel and Caroline are out.

No shot at immunity.

- (sighs)
- CAROLINE: That was hard.

PROBST:
You have lost your votes.

Will have a chance
to earn them back later today.

Sue and Genevieve,
you're moving on.

Sol and Teeny, you're moving on.

Kyle and Gabe, you're moving on.

Move up to the next stage
and we'll keep going.

♪ ♪

PROBST:
All right. Moving on
to the next stage,

Sue and Genevieve,

Sol and Teeny, Kyle and Gabe,
you're gonna

use your puzzle steps
to build a staircase,

cross the balance beam
and get to your mat.

First two pairs move on
to the final round.

Last pair is out,
no shot at immunity.

Here we go.
Survivors ready?

Go!
It is one puzzle step

- at a time. That's the trick.
- (indistinct chatter)

And you got to build it
in order.

You got to figure out
what piece you need.

These are all puzzle pieces.

The question is
which spots do they go in?

Pull out the next one.

It's a lot of communication.

- SUE: What do you got?
- One jumbo.

So, one jumbo in the middle...

Kyle, no.
Got to go back.

If they don't fit,
it's not right.

They may look right,
but they may be a little off.

This is part of it.

- This is a puzzle staircase.
- Got it.

It is not easy. You're gonna
learn as you go.

A lot of experimentation
and a lot of memory.

- Here comes Kyle.
- No.

That's not right.
Teeny now gonna get into it.

She's got one.

That's three for Red
and that's four for Blue.

One jumbo in the second spot.

PROBST:
Genevieve and Sue
in the early lead.

- We're good. Good.
- KYLE: Yup.
- Gabe has the second piece.

There goes Genevieve
with another piece.

Blue has got some momentum.

Sol sprints
with another piece for Red.

- Good.
- Gabe's got one for Yellow.

There goes Sue
with one for Blue.

One jumbo at both ends.

Two jumbos on the end?

PROBST:
Teeny with another for Red.

- Good.
- PROBST: This is very tight
right now.

- All three pairs are in it.
- Good!

PROBST:
Genevieve and Sue have been
in the lead

for most of it, just barely.

Then Teeny and Sol,

then Gabe and Kyle.

- There's another piece for Red.
- SOL: Yell it out.

Big, small, medium!

- What?
- TEENY Big, small,
medium, teeny.

- PROBST:
There's another piece for Blue.
- One jumbo on the end!

Gabe and Kyle trying
to stay in it.

- KYLE: Go, Gabe.
- TEENY: Go, buddy, go.

PROBST:
Sol with another piece.
Red down to three.

Okay. Bring it up.

PROBST:
Blue down to one.

Here it is-- the last piece
for Sue and Genevieve.

You're good.
One person across the beam now.

- Let's go.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

PROBST:
Here comes Sol
with another piece for Red.

- Big one on this side.
- Gabe with another for Yellow.

Sue gonna take on that beam.

It is Sue and Genevieve
in the lead.

Here comes Teeny
with another piece.

- Here comes Gabe
with another piece.
- No good. No good.

- Good, good, good, good, good!
- Here, try this.

- We have time.
- PROBST: Sue taking her time
on the beam.

Red down to one piece left.

- Got to get it in there.
- SOL: Nice.

That's good. You're good, Red.
Now it's Teeny

- and Sol on the balance beam.
- GABE: Good.

PROBST:
Gabe with another for Yellow.

- You're still in it.
- Big one on this end.

Slow and steady.
Slow and steady.

- It's a regular balance beam.
- Teeny whips across it!

- You're good!
- Come on, Sol. Just go.

PROBST:
Sue's across!

Go, Genevieve!
Kyle and Gabe now down

to one piece left.
Here goes Sol.

Come on, Sol.

Sol falls. He's got to go back.

Slow and steady.
We got tons of time.

PROBST:
Here it is, the last piece
for Kyle and Gabe.

- Got it. Come on, Gabe.
- Yeah.

PROBST:
Let's go!
You're still in this.

Kyle and Gabe now
are crossing quickly.

- Kyle jumps on that beam.
- Just keep stepping.

This is gonna be a close finish.
Sol now struggling.

You're good, on the mat.
Here comes Gabe.

Sol's across. You're good!

Gabe's across. You're good.
Head down!

What a finish on the beam.

Wow!

What a comeback

- by Kyle and Gabe.
- SOL: Nice job. Hell yeah.

After having the lead
the entire challenge,

Sue and Genevieve fall short

- on the beam.
- Sorry.
- No, don't apologize.

PROBST:
What a finish.

That was instant classic.

(overlapping chatter)

PROBST:
And now lots of congratulations.

- Good game.
- Oh, my God, yeah.

PROBST:
Even with your adversaries.

You're seeing it
on display again.

Huge effort.

All right, we're moving on
to the final round.

Wow.

PROBST:
All right.

We're gonna start
on the highest foothold.

At regular intervals,
we're gonna move

farther down,
making it more difficult.

You are gonna feel it.
When you drop, you're out.

Last person left standing
wins immunity.

Everybody looks good.

This challenge is on.

Day 16, Survivor 47.

Teeny smiling big as ever.

Sol concentrating.

Done a lot to get here.

You dug through a tunnel,
built a staircase.

You navigated a very tricky
three-level balance beam.

And now it comes down to this:
willpower.

This is about pain.

Good job, guys.

PROBST:
This is as good as it will get.

That next foothold
is a lot more narrow.

All right, we're gonna
move down to the next foothold.

Start making your move.

This is a live transition.

If you fall during this process,

you're out.

Much more narrow.

Gabe, you got to go.

- GENEVIEVE: Good job.
- PROBST:
Everybody has transitioned...

- (whoops)
- Hang in there.
- to the next stage.

Everybody's good.

You're gonna be up here
for five minutes.

Now this challenge
is really gonna dig in.

Kyle has won all three

individual immunity challenges
this season,

has not lost.

A chance to extend that to four.

Kyle, how you doing?

Doing all right.

It's not as bad
as you thought, huh?

I wouldn't go that far.

PROBST:
Everybody looking
really good up there.

Whatever you are doing
right now, it's working.

Watched people do this challenge
for many years.

There's nothing about this
challenge that is comfortable.

(Gabe gasps)

Gabe, you all right?

Politely, Jeff,
don't talk to me.

- (chuckles)
- PROBST: You got it.

Politely accepted.

All right, it is time
for another live transition.

Start making your way down.

You can't grip along the way.

That's good, Gabe.
Got to start moving.

Gabe's good. Teeny's good.

Kyle's good. Sol is good.

Gonna be here for ten minutes.

(panting)

We're now into
this third foothold,

and this one is really small.

PROBST:
You cannot give in.

You came out here
to play Survivor.

You came out here to win.

Outwit, outplay,

outlast right now.

This is why you came out here,

- for this kind of test.
- (groans)

PROBST: Teeny, hang in there.
Let's go.

Dig in.
Find some more pain tolerance.

♪ ♪

One minute left in this round.

Then we go
to the most narrow foothold.

If we get there.

Sol with a bit of a slip.
Can he recover?

Sol trying to get it back.

He's got it.

Come on, guys. Hang tough.

PROBST:
Good news about this challenge.

Nobody knows
if you're struggling or not.

- (Teeny sighs)
- Nobody can see anyone else.

But anybody could drop
at any moment,

which is why
you want to hang in there

- as long as you can.
- (groans)

(groans)

PROBST:
Teeny drops and Sol drops.

- SUE: Hang in there!
- We have a showdown

- from an original pair.
- Hang in there.

PROBST:
It is Kyle versus Gabe

for individual immunity.

Great job.

PROBST:
All right. We're gonna

make our move
to that final stage.

Before you move,
let me remind you,

it is a live transition.
You both have to

start moving at the same time.

Here we go.

Three, two, one.

Start moving.

Get down to that last foothold.

♪ ♪

(exhales loudly)

PROBST:
Both guys have done it.

Now it's on.

Kyle versus Gabe.

The last
and most narrow foothold.

This is it. We go here
until somebody drops.

Game on, brother.

PROBST:
Keep digging. Let's go.

Use your arms
to brace against those walls.

(groans)

PROBST:
This would be Kyle's

fourth individual immunity win,

a perfect record this season.

(groans)

PROBST:
Kyle drops. He's out.

Gabe wins individual immunity.

Safe tonight at Tribal Council,

cannot be voted out
of this game.

SUE:
Good job, Gabe.

PROBST:
Wow, what a huge effort.

- Gabe, wow.
- Good job!

- Nice job.
- Good job.
- Well done.

Gabe, come on over.

(applause, cheering, whooping)

CAROLINE:
Yay, Gabe.

Gabe, individual immunity
is yours.

You are safe tonight, guaranteed
a spot in the final nine.

- You're in single digits.
- GABE: Yeah.

- Cannot be voted out.
Head back over.
- Uh-huh.

- Can I hit a dance
for the people back at home?
- Please do.

SUE:
Oh, my God.

(rhythmic grunting)

Aah!

Good job, Gabe.

- (whooping)
- SUE: You rocked it.

PROBST:
All right, little business

to take care of right now.

Andy, Rachel, Caroline, Sam--

first two pairs to lose.

You have lost your vote.

So as of now,
you do not have a vote.

Good news is you're gonna
leave here, go on a journey

where you will have a chance
to earn it back.

It is not guaranteed.

Grab your stuff, head out.

- Good luck, guys.
- Good luck, guys.

- Good luck, guys.
- Thank you.
- Thanks.

You will return back to camp
this afternoon

before Tribal Council.

Everybody else
going back to camp,

but Sol,

Kyle, Gabe and Teeny--

you're gonna enjoy an afternoon
picnic.

A little bit of a break
from the game,

a chance to bond,
fuel for your body,

help your mind
for the big decision tonight.

Who's gonna be the ninth
person voted out

and become the second
member of the jury?

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

KYLE:
I am a little
disappointed in myself

because I thought
that I can beat Gabe.

I really gave it my all,
but now

I'm a sitting duck.

I can be picked off just as easy
as the next guy.

So, I'm nervous about tonight.

I mean, what can I say?
Th-These are the moments.

If you want this, you got
to apply to be on Survivor.

♪ ♪

GABE:
It's a very interesting
dynamic after the challenge.

We're all split up

into three separate groups.

There are the no-vote
journey people,

and they're off on a different
island somewhere doing

God knows what
to try and earn their vote back.

Then there's Genevieve and Sue,

who didn't lose their vote, but

they didn't
get a reward, either.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

And then there's
the reward group:

me, Kyle, Teeny and Sol.

- Oh!
- Congrats, guys.

Gabe's not with us right now.

GABE:
This is one of the best
days of my life.

This is bucket list.
This is, "Oh, my God.

I'm wearing the necklace."

And then, on top of that,
it's the first

proper meal I've had in 16 days.

I got dizzy from

just how good it felt.

I'm hallucinating right now.

- (groans)
- TEENY: All we're hearing

from Gabe right now is
just pleasureful moaning

and groaning
as he bites into this BLT.

(moans)

TEENY:
And on the other side of me,

I have Sol,
who is just a burp machine.

(loud burping)

SOL:
I grew up burping
in front of my family.

Whenever I'm just so comfortable
around people,

I'll let it go.

(burps loudly)

I was trying
to keep up with Sol.

(burping)

It was impossible.

(burping)

SOL:
I'd much rather have a cool

cartoon burp than,
like, a weak-ass burp.

(loud burping)

GABE:
I would chug some soda

to try to force more out,

and I would just get a little,
like... (imitates burp)

(burps)

And then, Sol just would be,
like, have his head down

and lift up and just go...

(loud burping)

And then put his head back down,
and I was like,

"I feel small right now."

(loud burping)

Yeah.

GABE:
I mean, you wanted
Sam last night.

You know I did.

How do you feel about tonight?

I'm so down for it.

SOL:
Sam, I necessarily
don't want to get out.

I believe he trusts me.

But honestly, the reason why
I would vote out Sam is 'cause

that's what everyone wants
to do, and I'm riding the boat.

It's not my name, number one.

That's the most important thing.

My name's not on there.

Genevieve will be on board

with whatever we bring to her.

Sue will give us
the majority we need

if we get Genevieve.

KYLE:
This is the first time

I'm actually vulnerable
in this game.

I'm nervous because

you never know what Genevieve
and Sue would be talking about.

But, you know,
I don't really see Genevieve

as, like, a super social,
like, a thinker in this game.

This is what I wanted
to talk to you about.

Sol wants Gabe out.

SUE:
The first time
Tuku went to Tribal,

Kyle wrote my name down.

So tonight, my plan was to

do a blindside on Kyle.

I quite like Gabe,

and I don't want him
to go home yet.

I know.
He's such a good guy.

- That's a huge...
- And so, like,
my preference would be

get out Sol.

SUE:
But I learned that
Sol is after Gabe.

If I lose Gabe...

...like, my whole game is shot.

- Sue is... Yeah.
- GABE: You know...

- She's great
to have on our side.
- GABE: Yeah.

- I think it's, like, very nice.
- GABE: Sue is not gonna be

the person to be, like,
"Hey, everybody,

it's Sol tonight."

We could do a big blindside
on Sol.

It would have to be

a total blindside
because he's so clever.

I've had a bee in my bonnet
since my Lavo beach,

where Sol targeted my ally Rome.

(burps loudly)

And we've mended fences-ish.

But, like,

in this game,
I am so petty, and so,

I've really just been waiting.

"When can I get Sol?"

SAM: I'm going
into this mystery journey

without a vote.

I feel vulnerable and in danger

and completely powerless.

I have to find a way

to get my vote back.

RACHEL:
The last two times, it was

- the same puzzle
for every person.
- ANDY: Yeah.

Three people were separated
and did the same puzzle,

and if they won,
they got their vote back.

SAM:
I went into the challenge

with such heart

and such motivation

that this was gonna be the one
that I won.

I...

I really wanted that one.

I want it because I don't want

to be the guy
that's scratching to,

you know, hang on.

SAM:
I don't know
what's in store, but

I still have a fighting shot

at getting myself

back into this game.

All right.

ANDY: These journeys are like

nightmare fuel for me.

We have to compete in a game,

and the loser of this game
is going to be the one player

that loses their vote tonight.

I'm like, "Okay, Survivor

put me on this journey. Like,
let's see how things shake out."

♪ ♪

- Hey.
- Hey.
- GABE: Hey, there. (laughs)

It was nice.

Uh, no.

I'm not depressed.

I'm not depressed.
I'm full. (laughs)

TEENY:
So coming back into camp,

the four of us have this plan
to tell Sue

and Genevieve about Sam.

TEENY:
And it doesn't really take

any time for Sol
to just shout out,

"So, we decided Sam."

- SUE: Yeah.
- GABE: Yeah.

TEENY:
And everybody agreed
upon Sam to go home.

GABE:
But, yeah, I think

if everyone's cool
with Sam tonight,

we got numbers right now.

We all worked together
last night.

Let's work together
again tonight.

GENEVIEVE: Everyone is happy
with Sam going, but

unfortunately
for everyone else...

...I had a lot of downtime
with Sue.

And when I pitch the idea
of blindsiding Sol,

Sue is open to it
on the condition

that I talk to Gabe.

He is the missing piece
to this plan

going forward or not.

Yeah.

Uh-huh.

Yeah.

The reason Gabe is pivotal
to this plan is because

Gabe has the numbers behind him.

All of the Tukus
will listen to him.

He's the one who will

make this happen.

Okay.

GENEVIEVE:
And so, I think

I can use the conversation
from this morning

to my advantage
because it allows me

to approach it
in a way that he will be

extra receptive to.

Basically, the name
that was said...

was you.

GABE:
So me and Genevieve
go on a walk together

and she tells me.

She goes, "Hey, this morning,

Sol and Teeny were
throwing your name out."

- My preference would be...
I would like
- Yeah.

to take out the, like,
subtle threats.

Literally, no one
is talking about Sol.

GABE:
And she said, "I think
that we should make a move

for Sol tonight."

- He's good with everybody,
and I think
- No.

- him and Teeny want to play
between Gata and Tuku.
- No,

I-I think you're right.

There are dangerous players
I'm working with that

I need to be prepared
to strike against

before they strike me. And

if Sol is coming after me,
he's gonna regret that.

It'll burn my bridge with Teeny,

which makes me more vulnerable
to you guys.

- And, yeah, yeah.
- But, like,

if he skates by a couple more,
like, it will be you,

- it will be Kyle,
and then it'll turn to me.
- Yeah.

I think we could do this

but there are people that I need

to be on board.

- Yeah.
- GENEVIEVE: Okay.

Sol's been, like,

kind of working everybody.
Like, everybody

feels like Sol is their BFF.

Would you be okay
writing Sol's name?

KYLE:
I'm hearing from Genevieve
that Sol's gonna go.

Sam's not even
the target anymore.

Yeah.

KYLE:
Hey, I'll do
whatever you guys say

as long as I stay around.

I'm just really hoping
that the rest of the tribemates

that have votes are going
to side with me and decide

to keep me in this game
a day longer than Sol.

Yeah. Yeah.

GENEVIEVE:
I am a planner,
and this Sol plan has

"Genevieve Mushaluk"
written all over it.

But it's very complicated
to pitch a plan

when you really have

no idea what ingredients
are going into your plan.

And how do you count the numbers

when four people
are on a journey?

And will they all
come back with a vote?

Will they come back
with no votes?

And we need one more vote
to do it.

So, it all depends

on what's coming back
from the journey.

It is a game
for the four of us to play

against one another
in which three of us

will earn our vote back,
and one of us

will be without a vote
at Tribal Council.

So, the stakes are high.

(neck cracking)

SAM:
This game is kind of

like building a house of cards.

We have to stack up these cards

and not knock over the tower.

CAROLINE:
We have to form triangles

on top of triangles
on top of triangles.

And each card that you put down

feels high-stakes.

♪ ♪

CAROLINE:
Got it?

SAM: Wow.

Ah.

Seriously.

I knocked over the tower.

It all tumbled down,

and I lost my vote tonight.

- Back to camp we go.
- Yeah.
- RACHEL: Yeah.

CAROLINE:
Not a fan of losing my vote.

I like having some control
in the game,

and I'm kind of opinionated

on who I want
to have go home today.

I think a lot of people
are on board

- with that right now.
- I agree.

I am, definitely.

CAROLINE:
If Kyle gets to the end,

he's just gonna be absolutely
hard to beat.

Kyle is a big challenge threat.

And I could see him winning

- all the way to the end,
and, like...
- Yeah.

CAROLINE:
I really want it to be Kyle, but

without a vote, it's more
challenging for me to do so.

- All right.
- Let's do it.
- SAM: All right. Let's go.

CAROLINE:
I don't have agency

regarding who goes home tonight,

and so, I'm worried.

♪ ♪

GABE: Hey!

Welcome back!

Oh, no way.

GABE:
Sam, Rachel, Caroline and Andy

all return from the journey.

And of course,
Caroline's the person

who loses her vote.

And I needed Caroline's vote

'cause she was gonna vote
with us no matter what.

SAM:
We basically had to do,

like, uh, reverse Jenga.

We had to build a tower,

and first one to knock over
the tower lost their vote.

The way the votes are
shaking out right now are me,

Kyle, Genevieve

and Sue are gonna go Sol.

And because Caroline

doesn't have her vote,
five is a majority tonight.

So, if we can get

one more vote,
there's our five for Sol.

The difficult part of this is

who else gets to know
this is happening.

Hi.
So, what are we discussing?

One of the stronger men
going home.

Right. Yeah.

GENEVIEVE:
I am fully aware
that lying to Teeny

and voting out Sol is going
to burn my bridge with Teeny.

She is someone I have a complex
relationship with in this game.

I care deeply about her.
I believe she cares about me.

But I still think that this
is the right move for me.

Sol.

I was thinking
that he can't...

We can't keep him
for a long time.

I think that Genevieve is

feeling pretty froggy tonight.

I think she's ready to jump
and hop and make a big move.

But my current viewpoint
on how to use Sol

is to really just kind of
use him for a couple more votes

and get rid of him.

ANDY:
And on the other hand,

whenever there's a really
exciting blindside in the works,

the last thing
you want to be is,

you know,
missing the boat on that.

Check back in with me and I'm,
like, if it's lined up, then...

- Then you'd do it?
- Yeah, that'll be fine.

Let me see
if I can line this up.

As luck would have it,
Andy told me

Sol was also on his mind.
Not for tonight.

But with a little encouragement,

Andy's also in on this plan
for Sol tonight.

And then
the question mark became

what about Sam and Rachel?

And I thought,

let's bring in Rachel
and let's let

Rachel decide
does she want Sam in or out?

Okay.

RACHEL:
I am now an underdog
in this game.

And so, as much as I

owe Sol for sending me
the advantage,

I am genuinely torn.

But even more importantly,

I don't know if I should
let Sam in on the vote.

This Tribal

is my opportunity
to show these new allies

that I am with them
and that they can count on me.

SAM:
I want to, like,
know what's happening.

I know. Hey, I can talk
to you more later.

Just know that we are still
looking out for you.

I can't tell you who it is.
It's not you. It's not.

SAM:
I feel very uneasy.

I've been a social pariah
around here.

Like, nobody wants
to talk to me.

Rachel is the only person
in the game

that I believe
I can genuinely trust,

and I... I need her right now.

So, I'm just gonna guess,

- and you don't have
to confirm anything, obviously.
- Yeah.

You're working with Tuku.

You're blindsiding
one of the Lavo.

- Yeah? Okay.
- Mm-hmm.

I want...

- Please. Please don't
blow up my spot, okay?
- I won't. I won't.

Okay. I won't.

SAM:
I get the information
from Rachel

that there is a plan
in the works

to blindside Sol.

And maybe I shouldn't blow up
her spot right after I tell her,

"Hey, I'm not gonna blow
up your spot,"

but I have to be able
to look out for myself.

And so,

it's time to cause chaos.

It's time to blow this thing up.

Okay.

You're going home tonight.

- S... Shut up.
- Let's go.

Are you serious?

I just found out
two seconds ago.

Rachel.

She was like, "Sam,
please don't blow up my spot."

And that's exactly
what I'm doing.

They're telling you it's me,
telling me it's Kyle,

and they're voting you out.

SOL:
Me?! I'm going home tonight?!

My first reaction is panic.

But I work the best
when I'm at the bottom.

- And I promise you...
- Okay.

that if we don't do something,

- you're going home tonight.
- Okay.

You, me, Andy,
Genevieve and Teeny.

I want Sue
out of this game because

Sue is probably the most
insulated player

in this game.

I love you so much.

SAM:
Not only does she have

Caroline as a tight number one.

She's got Gabe
and she's starting

to get inroads with Andy,

Rachel, Genevieve.

If I can get Sue out,

it'll free up a lot more players
to work with,

and that's important
to me at this point.

I think you blow up everybody's
game if you take out Sue.

- All Right. Sue.
- What's Caroline got to do?

- Sue.
- All right.

- And Gabe can't...
Nobody on Tuku can find out.
- Okay.

My head is
on the chopping block.

The sun's coming down.

I know Tribal Council
is coming, and

I'm gonna do whatever it takes.

The vote was me tonight.

- What?
- Yup.

So, you, Genevieve, Andy,
Sam and I are voting Sue.

Teeny, vote Sue.

Okay.

My red flags

just instantly go up.

I have heard nothing about this.

And Sol's my number one ally

and best friend in this game.

TEENY:
So, my first instinct is,

we have to
do something about it,

we have to save Sol.

Lay it on me.
What are you thinking?

I'm trying
to take out Sue tonight.

And if you vote with us,
she's gone.

Who do you...
Sue?

- Who do you got?
- It's me and Lavo.

And I think
if we take out Sue...

Yeah.

...Tuku is no more.

ANDY:
Things have

totally exploded.

I need people to make ballsy
moves with me in this game.

ANDY:
Sam is ready
to make his big move.

He wants

to gun for Tuku.

Dude, this is an exciting day.

This is the best day yet.

But can I work with Sam again

and get rid of Sol later on?

This is, like, very big
decisions that need to be made

in a really short
amount of time,

because Tribal is looming.

It's happening, like,

very soon.

We're good.

What?

GENEVIEVE:
Unfortunately for me,
my beautiful plan,

which was carefully laid out,

all the pieces were in place...

- Oh, it's...
- I don't really understand

how they could have the numbers
to do you.

GENEVIEVE:
I feel it

slipping through my fingers,
and have the panic of,

"Oh, no.
Like, what if it is not Sol?"

Yeah, yeah, so, it was Rach...

They pulled Rachel in.

GENEVIEVE:
Sol is coming to me and Teeny,

and Teeny's getting pulled in,

and it is a mess.

Sue is the best target.

'Cause we were already gonna do
that. So it's not like...

- You guys want to do Kyle then?
- Yeah.

We're getting Kyle out.

It's Kyle.
Will you please vote Kyle?

I saved you.

RACHEL:
I'm pretty conflicted
about what to do.

There's so much going on

and there's so much chaos.

It's starting to dawn on me

that I should have never
said anything to Sam.

Sol is just freaking out.

SUE: Once word spread
that Sol was getting

more paranoid, more paranoid,

we all changed all of our plans.

And we kept going
back and forth, jumping

from person to person
to person to person.

KYLE: It's just a lot
of running around,

it's a lot of craziness, and

I'm starting to sweat
a little bit on this one.

GENEVIEVE:
It's an absolute mess,

and the sun is setting,

and we do not have time
for a mess.

- Yeah.
- This is nuts.

This is nuts, man.

Conversations are still live

about "what are we gonna do?"

GENEVIEVE:
Okay, is it go ahead with Sol

or are we pivoting to something
else? If we're pivoting,

who are we pivoting to--
Sue or Kyle?

And the sun sets and it stops.

And those are
the questions left.

And there are no answers
to those questions.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

Now bring in the first member
of our jury.

PROBST:
All right,
so let's review today.

Three-stage challenge
that ran in pairs,

but it ended up in a showdown
between Kyle and Gabe.

Gabe pulled it out.

Before we get into the details,

one of the things
that I noticed was

this group camaraderie.

Lots of people hugging,

"Congratulations, man.
I gave it my best."

But at a certain point,

the reminder that it's personal
is going to take over.

So, Kyle, can you have both?
Can you

have a group of people

congratulate each other,
and you mean it,

and then you immediately
start thinking,

"But I'm taking you out,
and you have no idea"?

Yeah, Gabe and I were
a perfect example of that today

because, like,
when Gabe was able

to pull off that W today,
I was genuinely proud of him.

I was happy for that.

But then, obviously,
that comes with repercussions

because that means that necklace
is no longer around my neck,

which means my safety
is not guaranteed.

But then there's
the war at hand, where

we do have to face off,
we do have

to start talking about
what we're going to do and-and

who needs to go home and why.

PROBST:
Genevieve, does it
make it harder

to vote somebody out when you

have established a society

that says, "We're gonna
treat each other kindly,

even in defeat"?

GENEVIEVE:
I don't think so because

everyone sitting here is...

a fan of the game.

And so they can compartmentalize

the different aspects
of the game.

And it doesn't feel good,
but it's not

because we've decided to give it
our all and be a community.

It just doesn't feel good
for other reasons.

But for me, personally,

I saw my name on parchment

at the first Tribal Council
I was at.

And that gave me, you know,

007 license to kill
in this game

because that could have been
my last Tribal Council.

PROBST: So, Sam,

one of the elements of today

was four people lost votes.

You had a chance

to get 'em back.
How did that go?

SAM:
I was able to finally

earn my voting power back
in the game

after feeling pretty helpless

for the last two
Tribal Councils.

But, you know, Caroline ended
up losing her vote tonight.

PROBST:
So, Caroline,

- you will not vote tonight?
- No.

PROBST: How impactful is that
with all the uncertainty

that's going on?

It's a really weird feeling

in that there's so much chaos
happening,

even just behind me
in this very moment and

leading up to Tribal Council.

And I want to know
what's happening, and I want

to be in the know,
but it feels so bizarre

because I actually
can't do much about it.

I can share the knowledge
that I have and my opinions,

but at the end of the day,
I can't put pen to parchment.

PROBST:
Sue, something else I'm noticing

about tonight's Tribal is
from the second you sat down,

there are tiny little
conversations happening.

Yeah. In my peripheral vision
right now,

I can see conversations
going on.

So, it-it's sort of
freaking me out a little

that people are having
these conversations already

and we're still trying
to have conversations with you.

Sol, the chaos
that is happening right now--

is this what it was like
back at camp?

SOL:
Yes. You know, you would like

to have a solid plan going in.

And there was just confusion
and then more confusion.

Bottom line, this game means
a lot to everybody,

so you want to make sure that
you're all on the same page.

And, uh, it looked
pretty chaotic, yeah.

- Andy, do you agree?
- ANDY: Absolutely.

The chaos is happening right now

because we did not
finish at camp.

I don't feel like
there's a need to hide it.

It was explosive,
this scramble today.

Pure disarray. No one's feeling
secure right now.

I think there are conversations
that still need to be had,

but we're sitting here
answering your questions,

and we're just trying
to deal with that right now.

PROBST:
And it's your Tribal,

- so, I got some questions.
- ANDY: Sure.

- You got some talking to do.
- Definitely.

- We got all night.
- (laughing)
- ANDY: You just want everyone

to shush? Except for me,
and I... Let me whisper.

I want to get my whispers in,
and then no one else can.

That would make me feel
the most secure,

but that's not possible
out here.

PROBST:
Teeny, Survivor
requires you to be

on point at any given time,
but this is very specific.

This is,
"Not sure what the plan is,

"not sure who I can trust.
We only have

a few minutes before we vote,
so I must..." What?

- Can you repeat the question?
- PROBST: Yeah.

If there was one skill
that you could rely on

right now, what would it be?

Adaptability.

I mean, I've had
different experiences

going to Tribal Council.

I've gone in confident and sure

and been blindsided
and absolutely wrong.

I've gone in confident and sure

and been right
and found people I could trust.

But tonight,
it's completely unfamiliar

because I am going in
absolutely unclear

of what I'm doing,

what the people
who I've talked to are doing.

And I think a lot of us
are feeling that way.

PROBST:
Genevieve, that's the fear.

You can never trust,

ultimately, if the last
conversation was the last one

you needed to have.

GENEVIEVE:
What I would say is,

good players are good
at deciphering new information,

i.e., my plan needs to change

from information
that's just noise.

And so, I am going to
stay the course.

And I think there are
other players out here

who want to make moves

and can also tell the difference
between news and noise.

Kyle, is this distracting,
this animated conversation?

Heck, yeah, it's distracting.

There's something about it
that just,

is, like, tugging on my ear.

Every time I see somebody
lean over or do something,

all I want to do is, like,
climb in the middle of it

- and hear what's being said.
- Yeah.

Sol gonna join in.

So, Caroline, do you have
an idea of why there's chaos?

CAROLINE:
All I know is that
chaos is beneficial

for people who are in bad spots.

If you're in a good spot,
and you have good "plaos"...

and you have a good plan,
chaos can just destroy you.

So I'm not a fan of chaos.
I... Yeah.

But again, I'm not voting,
so, I'll let the chaos happen.

But they can vote for you.

You know, that is true.

I do not like that.

But the thing is,
we also have to think

about what are
the other dynamics here.

And I love what Genevieve said.

- Oh!
- The best Survivor players
can tell signal from noise.

And I'm seeing a lot
of noise right now.

PROBST: Kyle, it's happening,

it's real, it's alive.

This is a million-dollar vote.

Somebody's dream
will be squashed tonight.

This is it, man.
The game is afoot.

It's happening
right before your eyes

and right next to my ears.

I mean, this is what
I signed up for.

I didn't know
it was gonna be this chaotic.

GABE:
There's a lot of things
to balance

when you have so many people.

It's not, "Okay, I know

"my two or three people.
Like, they're good.

"I know they're good
because I know them

"and I've been with them.

"Uh, I need six or seven people
to do what I need them to do

to move forward in my game."

And, I mean,
this makes it very unreliable.

It makes it shaky.

All right. I'm sorry.

PROBST:
All right, well, I said

that you will have as much time
to talk as you want.

I'm ready to vote.
Are you all?

- Good.
- Good. Yeah.
- All right. It is time to vote.

Sol, 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.

All right, I'll read the votes.

First vote: Sol.

Sue.
One vote Sol, one vote Sue.

Sol.
Two votes Sol, one vote Sue.

Sol. That's three votes Sol,
one vote Sue.

Sol.
Four votes Sol.

Ninth person voted out and
the second member of our jury:

Sol.

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

- Good game, guys.
- Good game, Sol.

- Good luck, everybody.
- Good game, man.

Sol, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

Grab your torches.
Head back to camp.

Good night.

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ANDY:
People see the charming Andy.

(laughs)

But I'm a smiling assassin.

PROBST:
Next time on Survivor...

I don't care who I have to burn.

I'm gonna get my revenge
and twist the knife

while I'm at it.

... hate him.
I want to kill him.

I want to kill you, Kyle.

They got my ass. I'm gone.

Um, I thought
I had my troops rallied,

but, um,
they were also in on it.

But this was a dream come true.

I'm completely humbled
by this experience, and now,

I get to be on the jury, and
so, it's not a loss for me, man.

I'm-I'm good.
This was just, uh...

This was awesome, man.

(roars)