CAROLYN: Seriously, both of you guys.
You knew I was paranoid all day.
You did it all day.
Once.
YAM YAM: We get back to camp.
I say, "Carolyn, I need to talk to you.
"Carolyn, I need to talk to you.
"Carolyn, we need to sit down, and we need to talk
about Tribal Council." Because the two people
that she trusts the most-- Carson and I--
left Carolyn out of the vote.
Frannie. That's three votes Frannie.
YAM YAM: Frannie was such a juicy target.
It was impossible not to vote her out.
I could not resist.
Frannie, the tribe was spoken.
YAM YAM: I knew leaving Carolyn out of this vote was gonna be
bad, and it backfired.
-Right. -There's nobody here. Like...
No, there's not. At every ... vote.
-And I could. And I could. -Once. That was once, man.
CARSON: This is the first time for...
-CAROLYN: Yam Yam, you were over that. -I'm...
This just happened, man.
I feel bad for Yam Yam and Carson. She's, like, yelling.
I just think she needs some time.
Dude...
-I'm sorry. Like, just stop. -Yeah. It...
I don't play.
Let 'em. Go bond with them. Like, I-I... It's...
Sorry. You guys know what you were ... doing to me.
To find people that you actually trust and then they betray you?
It's torture. It is. It's mental torture.
I didn't expect this from you two, okay?
-CARSON: Yeah. -Like, God.
CARSON: Yeah, it's... I'm so sorry.
CAROLYN: They're just telling me what I want to hear
so I'll vote with them the next vote.
Do they actually care? Probably not.
I should just be able to, like,
turn the page and be okay with it, but I can't.
I don't know what to say. I just need a break.
I think she thought she had the perfect game.
-HEIDI: Yeah. -She was right on every vote so far.
-HEIDI: Yeah. -LAUREN: Yeah.
JAIME: Exactly.
LAUREN: No.
It really wasn't either of you guys?
-JAIME: It was not me. -YAM YAM: It wasn't me, I swear.
My vote was big "F"
-and a dotted "I." -Mine was a little "E" at the end.
DANNY: I got one vote. I didn't foresee that coming.
So, I want
to figure out who put a name on me.
Who has a motive to put a name on me?
I feel like it was Frannie.
DANNY: To this point,
I have Heidi, and right now,
she's the only thing I trust in this game.
Yam Yam? Well...
I don't-I don't... You know me. I don't...
I don't take it personally whatsoever.
HEIDI: Ay. It was me.
I put Danny's name down, but
I never in a million years thought
Danny would still be here.
So, I am gonna lie my way out of this one
because he's my closest ally, and I got two votes
at Tribal Council that I did not see coming at all.
HEIDI: Luckily, I still have my idol,
so I have to somehow come up with a plan
on how to get out of here and not be at the bottom
of the totem pole for the next one.
♪ ♪
JAIME: Inhale.
(all inhale)
Finding that total relaxation and peace.
Exhale.
If you guys are comfortable,
we want to share our gratitude
and use this energy to amplify it.
DANNY: Every night, I try to thank
the universe or spirit, whatever higher power, like,
my ability to see, hear, speak, breathe, run, jump,
things, like, I take for granted sometimes, so...
So it was super emotional after Tribal.
And this game is really emotional, but
we really are a family out here,
and we are creating real bonds.
I just really appreciate y'all
and your stories and sharing them with me.
JAIME: Because we can all come together
and meditate together and have this really
high-vibe experience, it does give permission
for us to be super cutthroat.
We are all cheering each other on,
but battling toe-to-toe at the same time.
Being here and dealing
with all the emotions that we deal with--
we have lows, we have highs--
but I feel growth. I feel growth every day
from a young age or even when we started day one,
and I hope that we can utilize it to be a better human being
outside of this game.
-Mm. -We have lows, we have Heidis. -(laughter)
HEIDI: I think all of us
have gone through some struggles in our lives.
I moved to this country from Puerto Rico,
barely speaking any English. I mean, I had nothing.
I don't have family. I didn't have friends.
So I had a lot of struggles.
Sometimes you get stripped of everything,
and then you find within yourself your strength.
Just like Survivor.
I have to work really hard to finish my college degree,
and now, I am an electrical engineer.
I have a good life.
I work, I'm a mother, I'm married.
It's all a dream, and it's coming true
because I just go the extra mile.
And in this game, if I have to go the extra mile, I will.
I'm willing to take some risks
in order to be the Sole Survivor.
CAROLYN: Oh, I know... I know, like, I can't, like,
play the game, and then, like, isolate from people,
-and, like, I just needed a minute. -You played...
-Like, I need a minute. -Carolyn,
you play the way you want to play.
No, I know, but I'm saying, like, I know in my head.
Can I see?
(laughs) No. I can't do this.
Like, go away from people, and, like...
I can't take it sometimes, though.
CAROLYN: There's a difference between playing the game
and, like, taking things personally. I know that.
It just takes me a little bit to figure it out.
So even though
they betrayed me, like, last vote, I'm over it.
I can go back, and I do trust Carson and Yam Yam.
I need Tika to stay together.
Oh, and duh.
I have my idol no one knows about.
So I feel good. I feel like I am in a good position.
-(gasps) I cannot wait... -No, you're not in it.
-You're not in it. -Oh, I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
So, we've been doing, I think, good together.
We came in here with three people at 12,
and we're now down to seven,
-and so we still have all three of us. -I know.
CARSON: Maybe last vote was a little bit crazy, but I think
-we're in a great position. -CAROLYN: It's all good.
CARSON: After talking with Carolyn, she's back on track.
And Tika is still going strong.
Yeah, we get in silly fights,
but we are controlling the votes,
kind of pulling the strings, and
we are playing a very under-the-radar game.
And by the way, we need to make sure Danny knows
that Heidi was the one who wrote his name down.
I feel like he knows.
At the last Tribal Council, Heidi voted for Danny.
When she looked around, nobody was there with her.
(sharp inhale)
Someone voted on me, and everybody's saying,
"No, it wasn't me." Someone here is lying to me.
YAM YAM: I'm always using everybody's sloppiness
to my advantage.
Telling Danny that Heidi voted for him
makes the possibility of the two of them working together
against me harder.
Jaime or...
-No. -Heidi?
Really?
No... Oh, that's wild.
Yeah, I didn't even think it.
I start trying to dissect the logic.
How can voting me
propel Heidi's game? Because Heidi's
not gonna do anything illogical.
It doesn't make sense.
I'm Heidi's number one. But you don't know
who's telling the truth and who isn't at all.
We're gonna... we're gonna get back on the same page
next Tribal?
It wasn't me. Doesn't make sense, you know?
I don't... Yeah, I don't know.
-If-if it was you, I'm-I'm still... -Yeah.
down to work, you know, together. -Yeah.
It's-it's a game. You know, I don't look-look at it.
HEIDI: Oh, God. I said, "No, that wasn't me."
I'm lying left and right, just digging
out the hole that I dug myself.
Yeah, I-I feel confused.
So, I-I.... I'm pretty sure...
Could it be her?
Maybe. I think it was Yam Yam.
Don't say anything, though.
No, let-let's not make a big deal of it.
-So, I... I think Yam Yam had this planned. -Yeah.
DANNY: I know Heidi very well. I believe her
and that-that she didn't turn against me.
I think Yam Yam and Tika
are trying to split me and Heidi up, but
it's silly. I would
find it difficult to find first graders
who would buy that story.
So, now I have my sights set on Tika.
(Yam Yam snoring)
CAROLYN: Ooh. Ooh!
LAUREN: What is that?
Isn't that a lobster?
LAUREN: That's the body.
I'm not worthy.
-I am, too. No. -(laughs)
LAUREN: Okay. Uh, rock, paper, scissor.
Okay. (shrieks)
LAUREN: Rock, paper, scissors.
-You win. -No!
-No, I feel like I don't deserve it. -Take it.
I was gonna put it, like, somehow in my hair.
So I found this lobster thing. I love it.
And then, Yam Yam
found this one for me at the beach.
Over there.
It's cool. It's different.
I'll never come across something like this again.
I know I won't.
So this is, like, special to me,
and I needed to just, like, get in the water 'cause, like,
I want to be, like, one with the lobster.
And I'm doing it.
♪ ♪
This is beachy. Like, it's beautiful here.
And it's just... it's overwhelmingly amazing.
Like, it's... there's nothing like this.
To see all these fish, and, like, I got to be a mermaid
and, like, just be in the water and have fun.
I can't do this game 24/7, and that's how it is.
And I always feel better with Yam Yam.
Us being like kids. Whoa!
I was singing The Little Mermaid.
I was doing flips.
I was free.
Just made me happy to not think about
all the chaos that's going on here.
So...
So, who's your ideal, like, three being at the end?
Can I be there three times?
I have multiple personalities.
-I know you do. -(laughs)
Danny.
-And then I would say Lauren. -YAM YAM: Lauren.
-CAROLYN: Lauren. -YAM YAM: The thing with Danny is,
any say... any name we say, he's gonna vote with us right now.
Yeah.
We're... we are in a position to prove...
-We're pretty much equal right now. -Yeah.
Where keeping Tika around has to be...
Yeah. Yeah.
I do agree with Danny.
I think that the former Tika tribe--
Yam Yam, Carolyn
and Carson-- is a threat.
They have been running the show here.
-You. Both of you. -I agree.
I just had to work with them to just survive
in this game, but now they need to be split up.
HEIDI: The Tika Three--
they are not breaking each other.
HEIDI: They are gonna pick us off one by one.
-JAIME: They want... Yes. -Yeah.
It's an automatic, like,
-easy final three for them. -So...
They are so... they are super tight.
So I think it's either Carson or Yam Yam.
Yeah.
JAIME: I'm nervous working with Danny
and Heidi, but right now,
we are aligned, target-wise,
and that's Yam Yam.
This makes sense for everybody.
-JAIME: Yes. Yup. -HEIDI: For the four of us.
-HEIDI: For the final of us. -So, um, yeah.
JAIME: Yam Yam has played a brilliant game.
He's fantastic
socially with everyone. Everyone loves Yam Yam.
But those three have
to be broken up. That's the number one goal.
-So, you.. -It's gonna hurt
to write his name, let's be honest.
It...
HEIDI: Uh, he... yes.
For me, 'cause he's so likable.
But that... This is the game.
-This is the game. I'm playing the game. -Yes, and...
JAIME: Yeah.
DANNY: That's Survivor 101.
It's not personal. It's strictly business.
Gameplay is gameplay. Friendship is friendship.
There is no winning this game
without being aggressive, especially now, down to seven.
Like, you better start taking everything by the reins.
(Jaime laughs)
DANNY: It's a 12-round fight. I would say
we're in the ninth round, and it's a doozy.
There's a lot of right hand, right or left hand,
swinging, ducks, stiffs.
Everybody's been knocked down once.
Everybody's got votes on them, everybody's been punched
in the face. It's up in the air.
This is a barn burner, but
I'm playing hard, and I'm trying to win.
I didn't come here to take part. I came here to take over.
-(laughing) -YAM YAM: Final seven, season 44.
If you want this, you got to apply to be on Survivor.
♪ ♪
PROBST: Welcome.
Yam Yam, you know this challenge?
Of course I know that challenge.
I don't think it's gonna be a fun one.
It looks like torture chamber. I remember
Ozzy going with the little snorkel thing.
I have fat hands. I don't know how my snorkel is gonna work.
You know? Maybe not a lot of air.
-We'll find out. Shall we get to it? -Yeah.
First things first. Let me take back the necklace, Carson.
Thank you.
Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.
Today's challenge is a Survivor classic
built to test
your ability to overcome fear. Here's how it works.
For today's challenge, you're gonna be in the water
underneath a grated steel barrier.
As the tide rises,
your breathing room will decrease.
That's when the panic will set in.
Last person left standing wins immunity,
guaranteed a spot in the final six.
Losers, Tribal Council, where somebody will be
the twelfth person voted out,
become the fifth member of our jury.
-Shall we draw for spots? -Yes.
PROBST: Let's do it.
All right, everybody ready to officially begin?
(all voicing assent)
This challenge...
is on.
And now we settle in.
♪ ♪
-PROBST: Really? -Yup.
(laughter)
You're all looking great.
There's no panic yet,
but that tide is gonna slowly rise,
and that breathing room will decrease.
And that's where you have to manage that panic,
'cause the panic will come.
Got plenty of breathing room now.
We could have a nice, long chat.
-JAIME: This... -PROBST: Yam Yam,
how you doing down there?
I'm chilling. It's like
being back in Puerto Rico. I'm trying to sunbathe,
get a little warm, not get too cold, not get too anxious.
Getting used to these little bars.
They're becoming my friends.
I'm trying to connect with them.
I hope it works when that time comes.
Lauren, 21 days into this game.
Are you surprised you're still here?
-Really? -I'm, like...
Are you panicking now or are you okay at this moment?
I'm okay at this moment, but...
PROBST: You've been here 30 minutes.
Now you're gonna start to feel it.
One of the worst parts of this challenge is
how slowly the tide rises.
You can feel it working its way up the side of your face.
But this is how you get to day 21,
by this kind of performance. And how you get to day 22
is by winning this challenge.
Lauren can't take any more.
Lauren is the first to drop out.
Nice effort. Lauren lasted
-an hour... -JAIME: Good job, Lauren.
...doing something
that you are very uncomfortable doing.
We are down to six.
Everybody now with their face through the grate.
Different strategies for how you do it.
Some people using the snorkel.
Carolyn plugging the nose.
Yam Yam fighting to stay in it, body kicking.
This is where you really have to start
overcoming that fear that's gonna kick in.
Jaime pops up.
Cannot take it anymore.
We are down to five.
That's that panic,
and it is not fun.
Tide continues to rise.
This is a great test of controlling your thoughts,
the thoughts that make you feel that sense of panic.
(Carson sighs)
Carson is gonna duck out.
And we are down to four.
Nice job, Carson.
It is Heidi,
Danny, Carolyn and Yam Yam
still fighting in this challenge.
A little bit of a swell puts Danny fully under water
for a moment.
Heidi fully under.
Carolyn is under.
Everybody fighting right now.
Carolyn is under.
Will she come back up?
No, Carolyn is out. Great job, Carolyn.
-Yeah. -We are down to three.
That tide is really up there now.
Danny fully under now. Fully under.
This is a test, and it's a tough one.
Danny's body twisting all over the place,
trying to find some relief, some escape.
Danny fighting, fighting, fighting.
Danny's up. Danny's out.
And we have Heidi on one end,
Yam Yam on the other in a Survivor showdown.
Here we go.
It will be Heidi or Yam Yam
wearing the necklace
for the first time this season.
This is a great effort.
Keep digging!
(whispers): Keep digging! Don't you quit!
(laughing)
Been in there an hour, 25 minutes.
This is absolutely
miserable right now.
Every time
you try to get a breath, that water
tries to sneak in.
And all you want to do is just quit.
-Heidi, is out. It's over. Yam Yam! -JAIME: Yam Yam!
PROBST: It's over.
-Yam Yam cannot hear me. -Yam Yam!
-Heidi, great effort.
-Yam Yam has won individual immunity. -Yam Yam, you won!
-You won, Yam Yam! You won! -PROBST: Yam Yam.
-(yelling) -PROBST: Yam Yam wins
individual immunity.
-Congratulations. -JAIME: You did it!
PROBST: What an effort.
What a showdown between Heidi and Yam Yam.
(laughing)
Yam Yam, get over here.
-Right here. -Yeah, yeah.
(laughs)
(screaming)
CAROLYN: Oh, my God.
(Yam Yam laughs)
Good job, brother. Good job.
Oh. (laughs)
PROBST: Open up here.
(Carolyn whoops)
You earned this.
There is no denying you overcame
a lot of panic and fear out there, outlasted
all of these competitors.
What's the emotion?
PROBST: All right, you're safe.
You are guaranteed a spot in the final six.
For the rest of you, after 21 tough days,
somebody will be voted out tonight,
twelfth person, and become the fifth member of our jury.
You have the afternoon to figure out who it's gonna be.
All right, swim out. See you tonight at Tribal.
Go for it.
YAM YAM: You know whose name
is not gonna be written down?
"Yam Yam" is not gonna be written down tonight.
Makes me feel like a badass,
like I can do anything, I'm powerful.
And for Tika, tonight's vote is huge.
If we survive this vote, we have the numbers
to take everybody out, and it's us to the end.
CARSON: I am excited for us-- you, me and Yam Yam--
because I feel like we're so close.
This is the most critical vote because there's seven left.
Three are Tika, the rest are other people.
We just have to get it down to six
for Tika to have the majority.
He-he will. He will.
JAIME: Okay.
Yeah.
JAIME: Exactly.
DANNY: Yam Yam winning the immunity didn't go my way.
YAM YAM: It's beautiful.
DANNY: Good on him, but let's get back to game planning.
We're putting the votes on Carson. He's in the Tika Three.
He's got to go home.
I don't want to go to the final two with Carson.
If I... if I cloned myself, and I saw me up there
against Carson, I might vote for Carson.
When they ask me, I'm gonna tell them
that I'm voting one of you guys.
-DANNY: Yeah. -JAIME: Okay.
We'll split.... we'll do...
We'll do three-three on Jaime, two on Lauren.
Everybody who's not in on the plan, you have to have a lie
'cause tonight's the last night to play Shot in the Dark.
If somebody plays Shot in the Dark tonight,
a lot of people messed up because this should be,
hopefully, a complete blindside on Carson.
You and Heidi vote for Lauren.
We're all gonna do Jaime. Is that cool?
Are you...? Is that the for-real plan,
-or is this the fake one? -That's-that's the real plan.
If you guys are cool with that.
I'm cool with that.
YAM YAM: My strategy is keep the numbers down
of the other people that are not Tika.
People that I need out
are obviously Lauren and Jaime because
I don't need them with me at the end.
I don't think they're gonna see this coming.
-Oh, no, no, no. -But be ready when we come back.
Carolyn's gonna be crying.
HEIDI: Right now, we are all voting for Carson.
If the plan works out,
Carolyn could be a... a cannonball
when we come back.
Just open!
Usually, I go like this, and then, it's...
Oh, there it is. Got it.
That's the worst I've ever tried in my life.
JAIME: I don't look forward to that,
but right now, the biggest threat is Carson.
And I've been getting
my name written in the last two Tribal Councils,
so I just got to make sure that it's not me.
And I do have an idol in my pocket that could save me.
So, you kind of have to be
ready for... for any-any surprises.
I'm just worried.
I get the vibe that they're voting for Carson.
Oh. I feel like they're gonna vote... vote him.
Something's not right, and there's nothing more annoying
when you're told by Danny,
"Yeah, that's a plan. Let's just keep it simple.
Let's just not even have any more discussions."
I'm worried now that Danny is planning
to take Carson out for this vote.
I need to investigate this.
I know that Carson has a...
He is a big threat
so I'm not opposed to voting him.
Yeah. Nah, I, uh...
-I mean, would... -I think down...
Right now, I think it's bad timing.
CAROLYN: You're lying to me.
Even with me, like,
interrogating the strategy talk out of you.
I still need Carson around,
and so, I want to vote out Danny.
I don't trust him at all. Also,
he does have a good chance of winning immunities.
But, like, once again, Danny, like... It's, like, he...
You-you just don't trust him?
Something's not right.
-With you. -With me?
What-what do you mean?
I'm just getting vibes that it might be you.
CARSON: For this almost entire game, this is
the first time I'm starting to hear my name, and
it's stressful, and I'm, like, feeling claustrophobic.
I've worked so hard to be in this power position,
and now to know that it might be all
crumbling down, I could be screwed.
Yeah, I know Danny's coming af... I think
he's coming after me. Do you think
we should split it between Danny and Heidi?
But, like, I've been so, so fearful,
Danny, and, well, I think he might
-have an idol or something. -I know. -Yeah.
CARSON: At this point, I'm depending
on Lauren and Jaime to vote with me. Otherwise,
I'll probably be the one going home tonight.
I don't. I promise. I, like...
Believe me, if I have one, I would play it today.
But I'm pretty sure Jaime and Lauren are really with us.
I feel like it's pretty equal at this point
-between Danny and Carson. -Yeah.
I mean, Danny is a threat, but he's not good at puzzles,
he hasn't won immunity.
Carson's won immunity, and he's great at puzzles.
But I think Tika has the numbers.
That would be the benefit in also getting Carson out.
They're just gonna pick us off one by one.
-We just got to get through this one vote. -Mm-hmm.
-Then we run... We can run it. -Yeah.
JAIME: Tika's been controlling everything,
but now, Lauren and I have all the power.
Do we want to go Danny or do we want to go Carson?
It's a great place to be in Survivor land.
Yeah. Isn't it fun? It's so cool.
I love it. Moves so fast.
I love this game so much. (laughs)
No. I know, do... Jaime just... Jaime just looked.
Because I don't feel good about this plan.
Yup. So will you stay strong and vote Danny with me?
-Yes. -You-you promise?
We can't.
Will you just promise me? Please vote Danny.
-I'm gonna vote Danny. -Yeah.
YAM YAM: But be chill.
CAROLYN: we need to make it past this next vote.
So it's crucial that we keep Carson.
But I truly believe people are just telling me
that they're gonna vote for Danny,
but they're voting for Carson.
(Carson gasps)
CARSON: What? You out of all of the Tika people
have an idol, and you didn't tell us?
I'm in awe.
CARSON: Like, there's so many thoughts going through my head.
First thing is, like, I've just
got to make sure that Carolyn actually plays it for me.
(Carson mutters)
-Because I'm scared that if I play an idol for you... -Right.
They're not. They're not, you know...
-Or something, like, stupid happens -Right.
-is what I'm afraid of. -Mm-hmm.
CAROLYN: I'm nervous. This is a lot.
What if something changes? Then I'm gone.
That's, like, the worst case scenario.
I, like, give him my idol and then
I get voted out?
You know how bad that would suck?
-Or something. -So maybe it's best,
two votes against Heidi so Heidi would go home.
CAROLYN: What if Danny has an idol? Then I would want
to vote Heidi 'cause, like, I wouldn't have to use my idol.
So should I just vote for Heidi?
-Oh, God. -Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my gosh. I hate this.
Again, there's so many plans that I'm gonna be spinning
up until Tribal.
-Everything seems good, right? -LAUREN: Yeah.
Like, I'm scared, I'm nervous.
I don't know what I'm gonna do.
♪ ♪
PROBST: All right, so, Jaime,
Tribal Council after Tribal Council,
you all have said the same thing,
which is, "It's up in the air.
"We don't know. Who I was with last week
"may not be who I'm with this week. It may not even be
who I'm gonna be with at the end of this Tribal."
-But the game continues. Now what? -You know, I think
if you can find a group of people where
your target aligns, that's what it looks like for one day
and only one day. That's the beauty of this game.
It's different every single time.
Danny, given how many times
Tribals have gone left and right,
do you have moments where you have to say to yourself,
"I'm tired, but I can't be.
I have to pay attention even though I'm exhausted"?
DANNY: Yeah, absolutely, because
everybody's name's being mentioned
because everybody's a threat.
And you don't want to look back and be
a coulda, woulda, shoulda dude.
You know, you're not gonna win
the million dollars if you leave with "what ifs."
PROBST: Heidi, Danny just encapsulated what I think
is the truth about any player
who is in the Survivor hall of fame.
They never said, "Woulda, coulda, shoulda."
100%, and we are all gonna take risks
sooner rather than later,
but when is the right timing to take that risk
that it's not gonna backfire and it's gonna
work for me? That is extremely hard.
Yam Yam, given that the jury is growing now,
how much time do you think about
the person we vote out will be deciding our fate?
That's the only thing I think about.
There's not a moment that you're not, like,
cleaning a shell and not thinking about that jury,
and like, counting the rocks and thinking
like, "This rock is this person, and this vote is...
-rock is this person, and this vote..." -Wow.
It's so intense. It's, like, draining, but it's so exciting.
Carolyn, why are you laughing?
Because it's non-stop flowing. Like,
I'm up every hour.
-Really? -Yes. I really don't sleep.
And I start thinking about, like, the plan,
and then, the next plan and the next plan.
So, by the time I get here, I still am kind of spinning
and second-guessing and paying attention
to what people are saying during Tribal.
And then, in between, we have these days where
we're meditating, and we are just
telling each other how great
one another is, and then it's, like, the next Tribal,
-completely different. -Danny, you agree with that?
No, I don't agree with it. I feel like as Tribals go on,
I kind of look at it like fighters.
You look at a fighter, and he's got his first fight.
You look at him like, "Oh, that's a first-time fighter,
right?" Yeah. He's nervous.
He's doing a lot of, like, extra work.
And then, you look over at a guy who's got ten fights.
You know, he's calm, relaxed, he has a routine down.
So, I feel like as Tribals go on,
we all kind of develop our own routine, and we're kind of like,
"All right, man, I might get knocked out tonight, but,
-you know, that's the game." -CAROLYN: Yeah, I don't...
I don't see it like that. I see it as,
we have, like, those rest days, or then it turns into scramble.
PROBST: And Lauren, that's another complication is no one
here is gonna experience
-any moment of any day the same way. -Right.
Right. We're all different types of players, you know?
Like, some are just, like, more experienced
than maybe even, like, strategic players,
and others may rely a little bit more on their emotions,
you know, and we all experience things in different ways.
Case in point-- Carolyn exhaling while you're talking.
No, I just don't understand the experience.
To me, it's like a comparison between somebody
-who's a... I'm not... -I think that was the wrong terminology
-for being experienced. -I'm not pointing at you.
But neither is wrong or right, you know?
I guess I just heard, experience versus, like, emotions,
-and so, it just... I... -It was wrong. I...
I think that was the wrong comparison.
Comparison is the thief of joy.
That's what she just did, so that's why I asked
a question, Danny. So I'm not comparing.
I was just clarifying.
Oh. Okay, cool.
Are you annoyed?
Absolutely.
PROBST: You get some sleep, Carolyn,
who knows how you'll see things?
Are you mad at me now?
Yes.
-PROBST: Why? -No.
YAM YAM: I say the same things sometimes.
Why are you mad at me? What did I do?
PROBST: What did I say? You're not sleeping.
I was merely commenting.
CAROLYN: No, I'm good. I'm good.
I'm glad we cleared it up. This is awkward,
but I'm good.
(laughing)
PROBST: Carolyn, one of the many things
I like about you is you just say what's on your mind.
-That's a problem, too. -Well, okay, maybe at times,
it's a problem, but it's a million-dollar game.
-Yeah. -You should be speaking up.
This is somebody's last Tribal Council.
We're moments away from voting.
Yam Yam, you're safe.
So, based on what you saw at camp,
are you uneasy about which way the vote's gonna go?
Definitely someone that I don't want to leave
might be leaving today, And that scares me 'cause tomorrow
I might not have this necklace on.
Jaime, what do you read into that?
You know, I feel really solid with the vision I have,
the goal we set out there, and the roles
that each person is playing in tonight's vote.
Wow. Danny, "the roles that each person is playing."
You could read a lot into that.
Do you feel the same certainty that Jaime has?
I feel good about, you know, my decision
and the people I'm working with.
Uh, our logic is aligned,
and if someone else needs what I need, I trust them.
If they don't need what I need, then I don't trust them.
PROBST: Heidi, there's a couple of people who say,
-"I feel pretty good." -But the difference
between me and possibly everyone else here--
I had votes last Tribal Council and the previous one.
So, I'm not comfortable because I keep seeing my name.
PROBST: Carson, how about you?
How comfortable are you with what you think has happened?
Um, to be honest, I'm a little scared.
Um, I'm kind of, like, on the edge of my seat.
You know, I love this game so much,
so I am a little nervous.
The way you just said that was, "I love this game.
I don't want to leave."
But if it is you, what will your takeaway be, Carson?
I think coming in at such a young age,
I wasn't sure how I would be with all these people
that have so much more experience than me.
Also, just battling my own insecurities about myself.
I was the weird kid.
I was definitely not cool in high school.
I just learned how to do the bro handshake,
like, a month before coming out here.
Like, I'm such a quirky person,
but I think Survivor has taught me how to accept my quirks
and be confident in them.
And that's something I would never be able to buy
with just a million dollars.
So I'm beyond grateful to be here.
How beautiful is that?
(chuckles)
We are all in awe of Carson
and everything he's done at that age and the way
he's performing here, and everything about him is amazing.
Thank you.
Carolyn, how comfortable are you with where you think
the vote is going and what you're gonna do tonight?
Yeah, I'm scared. I'm not comfortable. I'm-I'm nervous.
I'm putting my trust in people that did not
vote with me last time. It's just, I'm nervous.
All right, it is time to vote.
Danny, you're up.
♪ ♪
(exhales)
(whispers indistinctly)
♪ ♪
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. -CAROLYN: Jeff?
(gasps quietly)
I'm gonna play this for Carson.
PROBST: Okay.
This is a hidden immunity idol.
Any votes cast for Carson will not count.
I'll read the votes.
First vote, Carson. Does not count.
Carson. Does not count.
Danny. One vote Danny.
Danny. Two votes Danny.
Heidi. Two votes Danny, one vote Heidi.
Heidi. We're tied.
Two votes Heidi, two votes Danny, one vote left.
Twelfth person and the fifth member of our jury...
Danny.
(laughs)
PROBST: Need to bring me your torch.
What?
DANNY: Oh, man.
Jeff, I promised everybody back home,
if you snuffed my torch, I would De Niro face you.
Sure. This is your moment.
You snuff my torch, Jeff? Snuff my torch.
Huh?
Snuff my torch.
(laughter)
Snuff it. Yeah, snuff my torch.
-Yeah. Yeah. -JAIME (laughing): Oh, my God.
Snuff, snuff it. Go ahead, snuff.
Huh?
Snuff.
-Danny. -Hmm?
The tribe has spoken.
-YAM YAM: Love you, Danny. -JAIME: Love you, Danny.
Yeah. You guys are awesome.
Great move. Great move.
Grab your torches, head back to camp.
Good night.
-(Yam Yam sighs) -CAROLYN: Amen.
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CARSON: Somehow we are finally in the majority.
And so now we can run this game.
PROBST: Next time on Survivor...
JAIME: We are outnumbered.
We have to break that up.
LAUREN: Carolyn plays like she's clueless,
but she's fooling all of us.
YAM YAM: I need to take Carolyn out. It breaks my heart
a little bit.
Oh, I got voted out by a great move.
That's how I wanted to do it. It was certainly clever.
I played my heart out.
Uh, I left it all out there. I have no regrets.
This is the adventure of my life, for sure.
I'll tell you that much.
And, yeah, you know, it's, uh, you know, Jeff...
Jeff had to snuff my torch. He's gonna get De Niro face.
Jeff, this guy over there, he likes to snuff torches.
Yeah, let him snuff my torch. Yeah.
(roars)