AUSTIN: I need to be the first to strike.
I'm turning this into a full-blown idol.
PROBST: Previously onSurvivor...
BRUCE: Boom.
Hidden immunity idol, baby.
In my hand.
This is freaking fantastic. [laughs]
You are my nu... Come on. Co-Co-Come.
You are my number one.
KELLIE: Bruce just follows me around and, like,
refuses to let me be free.
And at this point, I would be fine
with blindsiding Bruce.
PROBST: This is it.
-JAKE: Bruce, Bruce! -DEE: He's moving.
PROBST: Julie's out.
Bruce wins individual immunity.
JAKE: We all know I'm the backup to Bruce.
We know I'm on the bottom.
KATURAH: Jake is desperate. He's not trying to hide it.
Everybody sees it.
DREW: We can just take her off the table,
and then the core four can take charge.
If anybody has an advantage or an idol and you want to play it.
JAKE: Jeff.
Jake, you are...
...not safe.
Ninth person voted out
and the second member of our jury: Kellie.
Whoa!
Sorry. Whoa.
What the hell, guys?
The tribe has spoken.
♪ ♪
Cheers, Kel.
Love you, girl.
[Jake laughing]
I was just like, "Wow."
[laughs]
Good. I'm glad you have some, uh, positive energy.
Oh, yeah, Got to have positive energy, man. I'm in the game.
How could I not have positive energy?
Hi.
I'm Jake. I'm still on Survivor.
[chuckles] Didn't get voted out tonight.
I was aware that I was
not reading people well, but I was not aware
how bad I was reading people. I had
no idea that that would be Kellie.
I don't even want to say I was left in the dark.
I wasn't even left in the same dimension.
But now I have a brand-new opportunity
to entirely change the way I've been playing.
Knock on wood.
Jakey's not out of this.
EMILY: Bruce, how are you feeling?
BRUCE: Um...
JULIE: Yep.
Then somebody explain it to me so I know.
-She was. -DREW: Nobody wanted to tell you because we thought that you guys
were, like, tight with her.
You would tell her and then she'd turn things against us.
BRUCE: Listen, uh, this is a game.
This is a part of what things are.
I'm not gonna be... I'm just...
I'm not salty against anybody.
At Tribal, I was extremely shocked.
I had no idea
that the votes were gonna go down the way that they did.
It's extremely scary to lose your closest ally in this game.
But then to find out that Kellie was
trying to, you know, vote me out--
that was devastating.
So I'm under the understanding now that I
was a target from Kellie to try to get out.
DEE: From what we've been hearing, Kellie--
she always felt like she was under your wing.
These are her words, yes.
Like, she kind of felt like she was on house arrest by you.
I didn't overreact,
but on the inside, I'm-I'm panicking.
I'm thinking, like, you know,
"What the hell?" My closest ally is gone.
And it's shocking to hear that she felt like
I was overbearing. That sucks.
That's not my personality.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, we said that in the beginning, and...
-I... -we meant it.
I mean, I meant it.
Yes.
It's so shocking to me how hard it is to watch
my literal day one first friend on Survivorget snuffed.
But then on the other side,
she's no longer a threat for winning the game,
I probably have a jury vote from her if I get
to the end of the game, and my hands are clean.
But now we got to figure out how to shake the game up
and maybe get a bigger player out.
Okay. Okay.
Is Dee the biggest threat on Reba?
A hundred percent.
We're sure we're sure?
-A hundred percent. -Okay.
KENDRA: Dee is a beast at challenges.
She's super social.
Dee is very, very likable.
KATURAH: Right now,
it's either go with old Reba or go with old Belo.
And I've been with old Belo since day one,
and that clearly doesn't do anything for me.
So for Reba, I'm sure that I'm fifth,
but I'm the fifth that can bring them information
from Belo and help them knock off Belo people.
Mm. I figured. It's okay.
They're gonna come after us, for sure.
Well, we do have two idols.
We can defend it to a certain extent.
With Kellie gone, my amulet, which started out as just
a three-way shared extra vote,
is now a full idol.
So I have a lot of firepower to play with right now.
I've got two idols.
It doesn't shock me that she wants to come after me.
I just didn't know if...
Right.
DREW: Number one priority is flushing the idol.
And...
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
-And Kendra needs to go, too. -AUSTIN: So pretty much,
-we need to win the next immunity challenge. -Yep.
AUSTIN: So right now, my next step is to make sure
we get rid of Bruce, who has an idol,
Jake, who is doing whatever he could to find an idol,
and Kendra, who's now going after our alliance.
-Aw, we're still at the same beach. -I know.
-This is our home. -This is it.
-We're defending our home. -Yep.
♪ ♪
BRUCE: Now I'm in a little bit of a weird mind space right now.
To find out that Kellie
was trying to, you know, vote me out.
That's what others you think were supposed to do, not Kellie.
Now it's becoming scary.
I'm officially in a spot that I am...
Personally, I don't know where I am.
KENDRA: Morning, Brucey.
KATURAH: Morning, Bruce.
Did you sleep on the beach, Bruce?
I don't even want to, like, talk about anything today.
I don't want to do anything. I don't even
want to be by the fire with them.
Even Jake.
Last night, he was over-celebrating
when someone literally is having
a visceral moment of just sadness.
KENDRA: Got it.
-DREW: Nice, dude. -KENDRA: Nice, Jake.
BRUCE: But what irritates me the most
is that it doesn't make sense.
Kellie was my closest ally, saying that I was overbearing
for them. Like, that's... That... that doesn't feel good.
Like, that sucks.
-Oh! -Oh! -Yeah!
BRUCE: And it's weird, because I have my daughter back home, and
I don't treat them any different than I treat her.
When I go back home, I'm gonna ask my wife and my daughter,
"Am I overbearing?
Do you feel as if I don't allow you to grow?"
Especially to my daughter.
And if she sees me as that way, then I will make the changes
that are necessary to make sure that she can live
a different life than what I... than what I've gone through.
When I started in this world,
I started in the foster care system.
My life isSurvivor.
My life has always been that way.
So many kids come in and out of the house.
You get to know them, and then they leave.
So you build a little bit of a thicker skin,
because I've been through the muck.
In my normal, everyday life,
this doesn't happen to me very often,
when I have to, like, dig into my-my own
emotions.
Must be getting soft in my old age.
[chuckles]
DREW: Bruce is kind of
in a-in a tempestuous place.
Today, he doesn't want to work around camp.
-Just let them do it. -JULIE: Ooh.
-I mean, you know what? Somebody could take a chance. -Yeah.
DREW: He's obviously upset. And I think
a lot of that comes from the fact that
he's been playing an imaginary game of Survivor
and now that imaginary game of Survivor
has come down, he has two choices.
Either A, confront the reality of his situation--
which is pretty bleak-- or
reject that reality.
One of them would be moving forward.
One of them would be holding back an ego.
And for a guy like Bruce, a lot of times,
it can be difficult to stop, take a look at the crossroads
and say, "Maybe I went the wrong direction."
-DREW: Yeah, true. -EMILY: I know.
I have this alliance with Austin and Drew, but Drew and Austin
have a very close relationship with their old Reba tribe,
and Dee and Austin have been getting especially close.
And I wanted to broach the subject about
getting her out sooner
rather than later. It'd be a little bit
of a sign of-of, "No, our true three
is with you, Emily, not with somebody else."
So I think you can get Bruce, Katurah,
Kendra and Jake to put their votes on--
oh, I hate-- somebody like Dee.
Thing is with Dee is she's kind of taking
the target off of everybody right now...
DREW: I kind of agree.
I still think that flushing the idol is probably number one.
I agree.
Wow.
The hesitancy
on Austin and Drew's part to kind of
cut down on any of those old Reba numbers
definitely has me rethinking my alliance with them.
I don't want to be
at the bottom of a five-person alliance.
My-my only thought is if Dee is in the final three, Dee wins.
-AUSTIN: Yeah. -That's... Honestly, that's my 100% thought right now.
-DREW: I agree. -Oh, no, no, no.
Yeah. Yeah.
AUSTIN: I completely understand where she's coming from.
If I were Emily
and I saw my two closest allies
have equally close relationships with two other players,
I would be terrified as well.
So the key right now is to make sure
Emily's fears are dwindled down
as low as possible
so that I can continue working with both sides.
I don't know, honestly, if I can bring myself
to blindside Dee.
We're just such good friends out here.
I love talking with her. I love hanging out with her.
And I'm not ready to see her go. So I just
need to push it back a little bit further.
I-I definitely need to think a little bit.
-Oh, yeah. Yeah. -But, like, I totally agree.
Yeah. Yeah.
♪ ♪
[excited chatter]
-KATURAH: I knew it. -KENDRA: Oh, come on.
-Nervous. -DREW: Hmm.
KATURAH: Oh, boy.
That's hot.
KATURAH: Oh...
Oh, what the hell is going on?
Who wants to be with me?
DREW: The note says we have to immediately divide into thirds.
Three groups of three.
And so are we gonna do, like, random picks?
Are we gonna do just team selections?
I don't want that at all.
Should we try and make them balanced?
That's what I was...
Okay.
Yeah.
I try and make it as fair as possible
while maintaining a numbers advantage for myself.
So I say, "Jake, Dee and myself, let's pair off."
-Cool. -All right, let's go, guys.
I mean, we might be against each other.
We might be against each other, but whatever this is...
KATURAH: My head is going a hundred miles an hour,
because what do those
groups of three mean? And who do I
really want in my group of three?
Maybe I want to have my alliance. Maybe I want
to have my enemies in this group of three, because Bruce
is a huge target and we're all working
really hard to get him out.
But I'm on a team with Austin and Emily.
-Okay. So that means me, Katurah, Austin. -KENDRA: I'll go with you guys.
-Yeah. -Okay. -Okay.
AUSTIN: I felt pretty good about my team,
but I don't feel good with Julie, Bruce and Kendra.
This is a tricky team, and if something were to happen
within that group of three, I think Julie is the one to go.
[chuckles]
It's terrifying, because we've got the core four,
but Jeff keeps splitting us up.
So now I'm like, "Oh, my gosh.
What if each tribe has to vote somebody out? I'm out."
So I go running to Austin.
Yeah.
I can give it to you now.
Before we headed out for the challenge, I felt it was
in our best interest if I placed one of my idols in Julie's bag,
just in case anything happened,
to make sure she stayed safe.
JULIE: I still don't know what this is,
but at least I've got an immunity idol in my bag. But
I'm like, "What's ahead?"
♪ ♪
Come on in.
Take a look at what we have in store today.
Day 17, Survivor45.
If you're looking for a break,
you're on the wrong show.
[chuckles]
-Oh. -Whew.
All right, let's get into it.
So, this morning, you received tree mail
telling you to divide into teams of three.
Katurah, how did that go down? What happened?
KATURAH: Well, the tree mail
said something about panic and anxiety.
And immediately, that's what I felt.
And we tried to figure out how we would divide ourselves,
and there was a lot of back and forth,
but I think we ended up doing
what we thought was the most fair.
Can I see? Why don't you
get into your groups of three, just so I can see?
All right, so we have Drew, Jake and Dee.
We got Kendra, Bruce and Julie.
-Yeah. -PROBST: Austin, Katurah and Emily.
All right, interesting.
Shall we get to today's immunity challenge?
First things first, Bruce, I'm coming for it.
-KENDRA: Aw. -[chuckling]
Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.
Today's challenge is gonna run in stages.
Here's how it works.
For the first stage, you're gonna retrieve a disc...
...and use it to balance a ball as you navigate a balance beam.
Once all three players are across,
you will race to dig up three rope rungs.
The first two groups to finish move on to the next phase.
Last group to finish is out. No shot at immunity.
For the next stage...
...you will use those rope rungs to build a rope bridge.
Once each person is across their bridge,
you'll race to land three balls on three very small rings.
First group to finish moves on to the final round.
Losers out. No shot at immunity.
For the final round, you are no longer a team.
You will now compete against each other.
You're gonna have your arms outstretched
with your fingertips pressed against two wooden discs.
If at any point a disc drops...
...you're out.
Last person left standing wins immunity,
guaranteed a spot in the final eight.
Losers, Tribal Council, where somebody will be
the tenth person voted out and the third member of our jury.
In addition, you're playing for a reward.
-Yeah! -What?! -Oh, my God.
-PROBST: Want to know what you're playing for? -ALL: Yes!
The group that makes it to the final stage--
regardless who wins individual immunity--
the three of you will go to the sanctuary,
-Oh! -where good things happen,
and enjoy an afternoon of rotisserie chicken.
-Oh, my God. -I like good things. I like good things.
Good things are good.
PROBST: Worth playing for?
-Hell yes. -Yeah, baby. -PROBST: All right.
Oh, there is one other twist.
-Oh. -Oh, Jeff.
PROBST: Back to that panic, Katurah.
Yeah, and anxiety. Don't forget that part.
-The first group that's out... -Oh, no.
-all three players -KATURAH: Oh, no.
will lose their vote...
-You got to be kidding me. -Whoa!
PROBST: ...at tonight's Tribal Council.
You will take a journey
where you will have a chance to earn it back.
Oh, my gosh.
PROBST: So, Austin, what does that do?
Just the thought that there could be three votes
not in play tonight?
It puts any plan that anyone had out the window.
Clearly, big stakes on day 17 in Survivor45.
Let's get ready and do this.
KATURAH: All right.
PROBST: All right, first two groups to finish move on.
Big stakes on Day 17. Survivors ready?
Go.
It's Emily, Bruce and Jake
going across the first balance beam.
-You got to grab a disc and get to the end. -KATURAH: There you go.
-AUSTIN: Nice. -You're good, Blue. Go.
-You got this. -PROBST: Here goes, Bruce.
You're good, Yellow. Go.
Jake trying to get across that beam.
You're good, Red. Go.
-Whoa. [grunts] -PROBST: There goes Katurah.
No, Katurah, back!
-No, no, Katurah. Back, back, back, back. -PROBST: Back, Katurah!
Julie struggling. Julie's off. She's got to go back.
Here's Dee navigating that beam.
You got to get all the way to the end.
You're good, Dee. Go, Drew.
-DEE: Focus. Just focus. -JAKE: You got it, Drew.
-Good job. -AUSTIN: There we go.
-Okay. Sorry, guys. -PROBST: Katurah giving it another go.
You're good. Go, Austin.
-BRUCE: Beautiful, beautiful. -PROBST: Julie's across. Go, Kendra.
-DEE: Good job. Good job. -PROBST: Drew, you're good.
Next phase for Red.
BRUCE: Nice. Come over.
PROBST: Kendra has hers.
Austin has his disc. You're good, Austin.
Kendra's good.
You cannot trap that ball, cannot use your hand.
Got to get across that beam.
Jake gonna struggle. He's got to go back to that beam.
Austin doing a nice job.
Austin, you're good.
-Let's go, baby! -Kendra, you're good.
Here goes Katurah for Blue,
Julie for Yellow,
-Jake for Red. -BRUCE: You got it. Nice job.
PROBST: Jake has got to get to the end before anybody else can try.
He's struggling again. It's not gonna do it.
Jake's gonna have to go back again.
BRUCE: Focus, focus.
PROBST: Katurah doing a nice job.
Katurah, you're good.
-Go, Emily. -Oh, thank God.
PROBST: Julie taking her time, close to the end.
-You're good, Julie. Go, Bruce. -Yes! Go, baby!
PROBST: It's now Emily the last person for Blue. Blue is in the lead.
Yellow on their tail.
Red in dead last. Jake drops again.
He's got to go back.
Bruce drops. He's got to go back.
You're good. Start digging, Blue.
You're looking for three rope rungs at four stations.
Jake got a little momentum this time.
Can he get across?
You're good, Jake. Go, Dee.
Bruce the last person for Yellow.
Red trying to play catch-up now.
-Yes, yes! -You're good, Bruce.
Let's go. Let's go.
PROBST: You're good, Dee. Go, Drew.
DEE: Let's go. Let's go. You got it.
Yellow can start digging. Now the pressure is on Drew.
-He's got to go for broke. -Focus, Drew, focus.
PROBST: You're looking for three rope rungs at four stations--
which means one will not have one.
-Drew doing a nice job. -Good, Drew.
-You're across. You're good, Red. -Let's go, baby.
-We got a challenge. -Let's go, baby. Let's go.
I got one.
PROBST: Blue with their first rung.
Uh, one for three.
Oh, that's it?
Red with one rung.
I got the second one.
PROBST: Blue has a second rope rung.
You're looking for three total.
-Look at that. Dead last. -Got one here.
Red is in it now with a second rope rung.
It is Yellow with nothing right now.
Three people are gonna lose their votes.
Right now, that looks like Kendra, Julie and Bruce.
-No way. -All right, one.
Yellow has one rope rung.
Red looking for one more rope rung.
-We got it. -We got it.
Red has it. Get to your mat.
-Go, go, go. -Red is moving on.
-Drew, Jake and Dee move on to the next round. -Yeah, baby!
Oh, my God.
-We're looking for one more. -[Jake whoops]
JULIE: Okay, one more.
PROBST: Yellow has another rope rung.
Now the challenge is on.
Both teams looking for one more piece of rope.
AUSTIN: Keep digging. Let's go.
PROBST: Blue has been looking for that third
rope rung for a long time.
DEE: Let's go, guys. Keep going.
PROBST: It would be a huge comeback for Yellow,
if they can find that last rope rung.
-Got it. We got it. -I got it!
PROBST: There it is. Yellow pulls it out.
[groans]
Kendra, Julie and Bruce moving on.
[breathing sharply]
PROBST: Emily, Austin and Katurah
come up empty-handed.
Where was it?
PROBST: After having the lead,
could not find that third rope rung.
Jake, Drew, Dee moving on.
Julie, Bruce, Kendra moving on.
Emily, Katurah, Austin out.
Vote is gone.
You're gonna have to earn it on a journey this afternoon.
Let's move on to the next stage.
♪ ♪
PROBST: All right, time to move on to the next stage.
For this phase, you're gonna use your rope rungs
to build a rope bridge
and you must cross it.
Once you're at the other side and all three people are here,
you're gonna toss balls,
trying to land them in very small rings.
The first group through moves on to the final stage.
The losers are out. No shot at immunity.
Big stakes continue. Here we go.
Survivors ready? Go.
One rung at a time.
You're building a rope bridge,
going from one side to the other,
crisscrossing every time.
Slowly but surely, everybody making their way across.
Jake doing a nice job.
Thanks, Jeff.
PROBST: Drew out there. There goes Dee stretching.
Bruce finds a nice comfortable spot on his butt.
There's Kendra. Julie working it.
You've got to use every rope rung.
That does not look easy.
PROBST: Bruce down to his last rope.
-Got to get to the mat. -[grunting]
PROBST: Bruce is across.
Good.
PROBST: Drew's across. Jake is across.
It is coming down to Dee,
-if she can finish before Julie and Kendra. -JAKE: There you go, Dee...
BRUCE: Scoot, scoot, scoot.
-DREW: You got it. JAKE: There you go. One more, Dee.
-BRUCE: You're good, you're good. Beautiful. Nice job... -PROBST: Julie's across.
-Dee's across. Red moving on to the balls. -Let's go.
PROBST: Jake gonna be up for Red.
Come on.
Kendra dropping ropes now. She's got to grab 'em.
Nice balance.
-BRUCE: Nice job. Come on... -Jake trying to go for that top ball.
Is it gonna stick?
-[groans] -Off and on.
-DEE: You're good, Jake. -BRUCE: Perfect. Come on, Kendra.
PROBST: Kendra's got the last rope rung. Got to get to the mat.
You're good, Blue.
Start on the balls. Bruce in for Blue.
That ball has got to land just right.
-Takes a lot of touch. -Oh!
DREW: So close. So close.
KENDRA: Let's go, baby.
-Bruce lands the highest one for Blue. -BRUCE: Let's go!
PROBST: Julie now up for Blue.
Drew comes in. Going for the highest one.
-Drew sticks it. We are tied one-one. -Yes!
-Get in there. Get in. -Oh. Oh, oh...
PROBST: Julie sticks one for Blue.
Dee now looking to tie it up.
She's going for that bottom one.
There goes Kendra trying to get that middle one. It's tricky.
You don't want to knock the ball out that is below it.
Dee sticks a second. We are tied again.
It has come down to Jake for Red,
-Oh, careful. -Kendra for Blue.
Kendra almost knocks the ball out again.
-That's twice. -There.
-Here goes Jake. -Oh!
Sits on that ring, but drops.
[cheering]
Kendra does it for Blue.
Let's go!
PROBST: Blue pulls it out.
Sanctuary visit for Julie, Bruce and Kendra.
-And they will move on to the final round. -EMILY: Good effort, guys.
We will reset
-and get to an individual immunity challenge. -Good job, guys.
EMILY: Good job, guys.
Awesome job.
Oh, my gosh.
PROBST: All right, we have Julie, Bruce and Kendra
ready for this final stage.
And this challenge is on.
♪ ♪
Your arms are fully outstretched.
You have just your fingertips holding on to a wooden disc.
If that disc drops, you are out.
You're gonna celebrate together at the sanctuary,
but only one of you will have this necklace.
Complicated game.
You helped each other get to this phase,
and now you're competing against each other,
'cause you want to be safe tonight.
♪ ♪
Very, very, very hot spot in Fiji.
Bruce with a little slip. That's how fast it can happen.
We've only done this challenge two times.
It has never been won by a man.
Wow.
PROBST: Bruce with another slip and another good catch.
Trying to readjust now.
♪ ♪
Kendra with a bit of a wobble.
When you start to feel that, just get it back.
Push that energy right back out through your fingertips.
Lock back in on those discs.
You have all learned since you've been out here
that you do have more in the tank.
You just don't call on it as often.
Kendra wobbling again.
One disc starting to slip.
A nice recovery.
Arms are shaking.
You don't know when somebody else is gonna drop.
They could be seconds away from being out.
You hang in until your arms go numb.
Kendra now wobbling again.
Nice recovery. Moving those discs back up.
Bruce looking down.
"Is she gonna drop?"
[chuckles]
PROBST: "Can I have another showdown with Julie?"
You take your eyes off the prize in this challenge,
that wooden disc will drop.
Kendra fighting to stay in it.
And another nice recovery from Kendra.
-Look at that. -Keep pushing, guys.
That's how you do it on Survivor.
[spectators exclaiming]
-PROBST: Kendra once again fighting to stay in it. -JAKE: Come on, Kendra.
Fight, kid. Come on.
-Push. -Keep digging, Kendra.
Kendra hanging literally by the edge of her disc
-as she does it again. -KATURAH: There you go.
-There you go, Kendra. -JAKE: Good job. Come on.
-Come on, Mama J. -PROBST: Julie now struggling at the other end.
Bruce looking down, not showing anything.
JAKE: You got it, Kendra.
PROBST: Kendra on the edge. Another nice save by Kendra.
Body completely distorted.
Look at her arms. Trying to hang in there.
Kendra drops. She's out. We're down to two.
-Kendra, take a spot on the bench. -Good effort, Kendra.
PROBST: No shot at immunity.
We got another showdown.
Just like last time. It is Julie versus Bruce.
Bruce won last time.
It would be Bruce's second individual immunity win.
It would be Julie's first.
Julie starting to struggle.
Nice recovery.
You want to get to day 18.
You want to get to eight.
Keep digging. Julie slips again.
She's gonna have to get that disc back up.
Barely holding on. Bruce fighting to stay in it.
-[groans] -PROBST: Julie drops.
-Bruce wins his second individual immunity in a row. -[applause]
Guaranteed a spot in the final eight.
Cannot be voted out of this game.
Wow.
KATURAH: Good job, guys.
Bruce, come on over.
-KATURAH: Yeah. -[applause]
JAKE: Good job, Bruce.
Second time in a row.
Individual immunity.
Once again safe tonight at Tribal Council.
Cannot be voted out of this game.
-Good job, Bruce. -Good job.
-Good job, Bruce. -Thanks, guys. I appreciate it.
Julie, Kendra, Bruce-- even though you just competed
against each other, if there's a consolation prize,
-you're gonna go celebrate at the sanctuary. -Yeah. That's a big one.
Some nice chicken.
Grab your stuff, head out, enjoy your afternoon.
-You will return to camp in time for Tribal Council. -Good job, guys.
Thanks, Jeff. That was fun.
[chuckles]
-Drew. -PROBST: All right, Drew, Jake, Dee--
no sanctuary, but you retain your vote.
Grab your stuff, head back to camp.
Bye, guys.
See you tonight at Tribal Council.
Emily, how does this potentially
change the game, knowing that you, Katurah and Austin,
as of now, don't have a vote?
What does that do for everybody else who's scrambling now?
Yeah, right now, four is the majority,
so everybody who just walked off is,
in their head, doing the calculus.
"Okay, let's operate under the assumptions,
"these three don't have a vote.
Who am I working with to get four tonight?"
And, uh, the pressure's really gonna be on us
to earn our votes back.
Otherwise, I think it's fair to say, all of our names
are on the chopping block.
PROBST: All right, Emily, Katurah, Austin,
here's what's gonna happen.
You're gonna leave here, take a journey.
You will have a chance to earn your vote back
and you will be back at camp in time for Tribal Council.
Grab your stuff, head out. See you tonight at Tribal.
[groans]
KATURAH: I feel like everything has just
hit me like a ton of bricks.
Bruce has now got his second immunity win in a row.
I don't have a vote.
I'm going into a journey
that I've been hearing terrible things about,
and add icing to the cake,
I don't get chicken.
[laughs]
That's my life today.
♪ ♪
JAKE: Yeah.
That... that freaking sucked.
-DEE: Yeah. -DREW: Ugh!
Bruce winning another immunity is tough.
He has that idol which
he's hanging onto, like, viciously, greedily,
and we can't flush it.
-Didn't lose our vote, at least. -DREW: Yeah. -JAKE: Yeah.
DREW: Could have been a lot worse.
On the other hand, if you come back to camp, not go
into the sanctuary, not go into the journey,
you're in the middle ground, and so you have some nice time
to relax, to nourish yourself.
-You want to eat some rice? -Hell, yeah. Rice. -JAKE: Sure.
DREW: But also, you can't really begin strategizing
because you're waiting for that power group at the Sanctuary
to come back with their plan.
DEE: Yeah, they got rotisserie chickens, and then we got
-three extra scoops for ourselves, baby. -DREW: Yeah.
-JAKE: We got a little extra ourselves. -Absolutely.
DREW: And then you're also waiting to find out
what votes will be available to you
from the people on the journey.
DREW: Yes.
I think there's a potential for all of them to get it.
I think there's a potential for all of them to lose it. Like...
-Yeah, or maybe just one have it, either, even. -Yeah.
So there could be six votes or nine.
-Yeah. -Wow.
DREW: So, it's all up in the air.
You're kind of in this uncomfortable,
like, puberty middle zone
where you got to wait for one of the outcomes to happen.
How are you feeling after, uh, having the shock wear off
about last night?
I mean, obviously, I'm wicked happy to still be in the game.
-You know what I mean? -DEE: Yeah. -Yeah. Yeah.
I just got to figure out what I do moving forward.
-DREW: Yeah. Where to... -Kind of like...
I mean, I'm basically a free agent right now,
and I don't think that's a secret.
-DREW: That's a thought, yeah. -DEE: Yeah.
I'm here. I don't want to, like, force anything.
I don't want to, like, freak out like I did yesterday.
Prior to the last Tribal,
my alliance was supposed to be original Belo members,
but original Belo voted for me.
So, if things stay the same, I'm still on the bottom,
and my game plan right now is to build the trust with people
that I haven't really worked with before.
If there's any way I can build trust with you guys, just
-let me know. I'm open to conversing. -Yup.
So right now, I'm trying to learn from my mistakes.
Kind of a tough thing to do mid-game,
but this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,
so I have to do it now.
I don't like to think that
my foot has come off the gas at all, but
I'm turning the high beams on.
-Oh, that's ready. It's still kind of hot, but... -DREW: Yeah.
Me too.
Yeah. Exactly, yeah, yeah.
-You're at our mercy. [laughs] -Yeah.
I swear, Austin better get his damn vote...
-Oh, for real. -'cause that's gonna be...
We're gonna probably have to play an idol for sure.
Yeah, um, if we do,
I think that we should play the idols on you and Austin.
Yeah, we'll wait. We'll wait to see, yeah.
-For sure. -'Cause they're definitely gonna come
-for me and Austin for sure, yeah. -Yeah, I think so.
And then if we're in the majority,
who would you want to take out?
-Kendra. -Okay, I think the same thing.
DEE: The fact that Kendra did not win made my entire year.
DEE: She got to go
'cause she's stirring up the pot
and she's putting my name out there.
So, yeah, okay, Kendra, get some rotisserie chicken,
but you're gonna be eating more of that soon
when you're out of this game. [laughs]
I definitely am full on rice. That was good.
Oh, yeah, you ate the whole thing.
-Did I really? -Yeah.
-Are you kidding me? -[laughs]
DREW: Oh, my God. I ate it all.
But we have some put aside for him, don't we?
-DEE [laughing]: No, I didn't. -Oh, my God.
-This is all. -I thought we had some put aside for the guy.
DEE: I'm chilling right now.
There's nothing else for me to do.
I'm just gonna be mentally prepared
for when everyone starts rushing back to camp.
We got some rice for you. Some of it burned.
-It was inedible. -It was inedible, yeah.
-DREW: A lot of the burned stuff got tossed. -Oh, no worries.
DEE: We did not get some rotisserie chicken.
All done yet?
DEE: But we got a ton of rice that
Jake didn't eat because we ate more than he thinks we ate.
-Appreciate it. Oh, wow. -Yeah.
KENDRA: Oh. Oh.
That is just one big ol' chicken.
JULIE: Oh, look at that roasted chicken.
Thank you, Jeff!
Oh... my God.
I have not eaten chicken for 15 years,
and chickens are my favorite animal!
But I'm about to eat you right now.
-Oh. -Sweet little chicken. Thank you for
giving us your...
-This is for you. -energy.
BRUCE: There it is-- the most beautiful
rotisserie chicken just
begging to be feasted upon.
No utensils whatsoever.
And I just start devouring this thing.
KENDRA: Oh!
-Yes! -JULIE: There you go.
Cheers, you guys.
-Cheers. -Cheers. -Great win today.
-Absolutely. Oh. -Awesome job.
BRUCE: I got grease and gristle and a chicken wing
all over my hand, and
that is a stark contrast in regards to this morning.
It just revived the reason why I'm here.
I'm playing this game for my family,
and I couldn't leave my negative space this morning.
I just couldn't get out of it.
But sitting there, you know, with this big ol' drumstick
and immunity and a hidden immunity idol,
and knowing that I'm safe tonight
made it so much...
made the chicken taste so much better.
Mmm. That's really good.
It's really good.
I'm really nervous about tonight.
-So... -JULIE: So what are y'all thinking? Like, what...
How do y'all see the end? What is next for y'all?
How are you with your Reba people?
Um, I just feel like I'm on the bottom of the Reba people
and I got to make a move at some point.
KENDRA: Who do you think is at the top of the Reba people?
-I don't know. -I'm kind of nervous
-about the Austin-Dee thing. -What do you think?
-Ooh. Maybe. -I think
they're, like, secretly in love.
Which I love, and I want them to get married after. [laughs]
-BRUCE: Mm-hmm. -JULIE: I mean,
-Dee's my girl, but... -KENDRA: Yeah.
-I hear what you're saying. -KENDRA: Yeah.
JULIE: I know Kendra wants Dee out.
She just wears it.
All of her emotion. It's obvious.
But I do not want Dee out.
I want to go to the end with Dee.
I would never write her name. Oh, my gosh.
Uh, here's-here's what I would like to also propose.
Okay. Yeah, okay.
I would love to write Jake's name again.
Dee thinks Kendra's got to go,
but I would like to see Jake go out next.
I am fine with the easy votes right now. Plus,
he wrote my name down.
Like, he obviously doesn't want to work with me.
Listen, if you want Jake...
-KENDRA: We want Jake. -Then you got... you'll get Jake.
BRUCE: I'll tell you this.
Tribal lines are gone
because this game is fluid,
it has to keep moving,
and Jake has no footing with anyone now.
I'm not going down with the ship, so,
if Julie wants to vote Jake, then that's fine.
I'm okay with Jake going because he is unpredictable.
Yeah.
KENDRA: Julie throws out Jake, and to my surprise,
Bruce agrees with Julie.
And in the moment, I'm like, "Okay, anyone but me."
I'm just wondering who's gonna get their vote back.
Yeah.
KENDRA: The three people who lost their vote-- we don't know
if they have their vote, so we kind of have
to get a name,
which maybe only six people are gonna be voting for.
And so, Jake kind of seems like a easy target.
He doesn't have a Shot in the Dark.
We know he doesn't have an idol.
Let's send him home.
So, us three are on Jake?
-Until you tell me different. -Perfect.
JULIE: If I can believe Bruce and Kendra
that we all write Jake, that's music to my ears.
That's best case scenario for me.
I just don't see it going that easy.
-Oh, boy. -Okay.
-AUSTIN: All right. -Let's do it.
EMILY: The vote inSurvivor-- it's everything.
It's your life inSurvivor.
If you don't have a vote,
you're totally useless to everybody here, so,
if there's any opportunity to get your vote back, you need
to do everything in your power to get your vote back.
The only thing that's going on in my head is, "Don't choke,
"don't choke, don't choke.
"Just finish the journey,
"complete whatever you need to complete
and get your vote back."
AUSTIN: My mind is racing, and I'm hoping,
I'm just hoping it's something in my wheelhouse.
I really don't want to leave it to chance.
-Okay. -KATURAH: Good luck, guys.
Yup, good luck.
Basically, the note says, "You need to solve
"this logic math problem
in order to get your vote back."
And in my mind, I'm like, "Okay,
this actually kind of is in my wheelhouse."
Oh, boy. All right, let's see.
Basically, it's nine, eight,
seven, six, five, four, three, two, one equals 100.
And you have to place
three plus signs and one minus sign
in order to make that equation equal 100.
But there's so many
different combinations.
Where do I even begin?
♪ ♪
And with
the time ticking,
it's stressful.
I am freaking out.
[mumbling]
KATURAH: It literally is, at its core, just
a basic math problem.
I can add to 100. That's an easy, round number.
Sure. But we have three minutes to complete the entire equation.
Plus, the fact that you don't know
how the numbers
should be combined
or subtracted or added together.
That's what makes it difficult.
Ugh! Okay.
EMILY: Immediately, I... the panic strikes me,
because if there's one thing I'm terrible at, it's mental math.
My mind just
goes black.
There's a conception
that because I'm an investment analyst, that
I'm gonna be able to crunch numbers
in my head really quickly.
I've never been capable of it.
In fact, it's always been a struggle of mine.
My hands are physically
shaking from the nerves.
It's like my mind can't function.
AUSTIN: Math is something that I'm kind of strong with.
You might not be able to tell by looking at me.
I might just look like this surfer, brawny dude,
but I also don't look like a typical MBA student.
And this is gonna be
a mental task that I feel like I have a good shot at completing.
Okay, we're close. We're close.
So I start plugging in pluses
and minuses, and didn't work,
didn't work,
didn't work, didn't work.
I'm running out of time, running out of time.
KATURAH: I have seven or eight digits completed,
and there's only three left.
And I am like, "Just zone in.
"Just get these last three, figure out how they go,
and you'll be good." But I'm looking at the time.
Oh, Lord.
And then, I switched from kind of being methodical to saying,
"Holy crap, the time's running out."
And then I kind of had brain freeze.
Ugh!
So close!
This means I really don't have a vote.
Got it, got it, got it, got it, got it. Okay, okay.
Minus 76.
I have, like, 15 seconds left. I quickly
scribble in the pluses, the minuses equals 100.
Hundred. [sighs]
So, I open up the answer,
and I check it.
Let's go!
All my plus and minuses checked out.
And I am freaking out.
Oh, my gosh.
Wow.
Ah. I didn't want to get
made fun of by all my MBA friends for screwing that up.
EMILY: When I look at the solution,
I mean, I wasn't even close.
I write something random in 'cause I'm running out of time.
Honestly, it's mortifying. I... Afterwards,
I just wanted to curl up into a little ball and die.
I'm embarrassed to call myself an investment analyst right now
that I didn't get this,
and I have to reap the consequences now,
which is I don't get a vote tonight.
This is absolutely one of the worst times
in the game for me to lose my vote,
because if I had my vote right now,
I could be the person who is
making the decision about who is best to go for my game.
But I-I robbed myself of that today
when I failed to solve a math problem.
Survivorcan be a brutal game,
bring you lower than you ever want to go.
But if you want a life-changing adventure, this is it.
Apply to be on Survivor.
JAKE: Do you want to talk, like,
-long-term? Yeah, yeah. -Endgame? Yeah.
Like, who...
We got to wait and see who lost their vote, what the...
-what the competition's gonna be. -I know. Yeah.
'Cause it could be...
It literally could be, like, a six-person vote tonight.
I know. That's the crazy part.
I do feel in danger.
I always got to believe
there's a possibility that I can go next,
especially after the vote last night.
-What do you think? -You think there's any world
that doesn't involve getting me out?
-Uh, yeah, I think there's a lot of worlds. -Yeah.
That could mean Katurah, it could mean Kendra.
I feel like your threat level is pretty low right now.
Whatever you come up with, man, like,
-I can be an assistance, but I'm open to anything. -Yeah.
JAKE: I'm trying to make people feel comfortable
around me and feel like
they can use me.
I do got to act a little bit like a dog out here. You know?
"What do you want from me? What do you want from me?
"You want to cook? You need some space, whatever?"
But... I think that's the move right now.
-Honestly, like, between me and you, I think... -Really?
I actually have a similar thought.
DREW: You think that's them?
Yeah, probably.
♪ ♪
They look so good when they're coming in.
-DREW: Yeah. Wow. -DEE: Right? Yeah!
-Sexy tribemates. -[Dee whoops]
EMILY: I'm feeling not great
about my position in this game coming back to camp.
Welcome home.
EMILY: It's the first time in a while that I've really felt
on the outs and like I'm not doing anything right.
It feels like my old days back at Lulu.
Well, journeys aren't fun. It turns out they suck.
Um, it was basically just a big math problem.
I mean, long story short, none of us have a vote.
-Yeah, and... -I wasn't even close.
Just pure panic.
It was an absolutely miserable experience.
It was just awful.
We're sorry that we couldn't pull it out for you guys.
We know that it sucks to have three people
with no vote, and I really did try.
-DREW: Don't worry at all. -Right.
AUSTIN: My lie of not having a vote
was because I don't want everybody
to know Reba has the numbers.
But I always come clean
to my alliance of four.
And I think that's really the reason
why we've been so strong throughout the game is because
they know I'm gonna tell them the truth.
Y'all really think I'm gonna let us go
-into Tribal in a three-three deadlock, baby? -Of course not.
-You got it? -I have it.
-[Dee laughs] -DREW: Oh, my God.
DEE: Austin has his vote,
which is so freakin' awesome, because without his vote,
we would not have the numbers tonight.
Yeah, I'm kind of smart. I'm kind of smart.
I know. Look at you. What?
-Yeah. -You, me, Julie, Drew.
Yeah.
DEE: So now, there's seven people
who are eligible to vote, and obviously,
the four of us are gonna vote together.
And I know that Kendra's coming for me, so right now
that I have the numbers, I have to take Kendra out.
Okay.
Well, Kendra was like, "Well, I want Dee."
I said... I said, "I'm gonna be honest with you.
I won't write Dee."
-Yeah. -I said, "Can I write Jake?"
And then Bruce goes, "Well, I'm fine with Jake."
And Kendra was like, "I'm fine with Jake."
-So we will have them think it's Jake then. -And?
And we go and vote Kendra out.
JULIE: At the sanctuary with Kendra and Bruce,
we all agreed on Jake, and Dee's like,
"Kendra's got to go."
I'm annoyed because I'm like, "Okay, I'm working
Bruce and Kendra to get Jake out," so,
it doesn't align with my game.
But what they really want is Jake.
-We want Kendra. -Yeah.
I don't know about Kendra.
So, Dee's got her own personal agenda
and I've got mine,
and I don't know how that's gonna play out yet.
-So, yeah, we... like... -Okay, yeah.
Yeah.
The plan is still Jake, as far as I know, but
it seems easier than it should be.
I think they're gonna...
-And then throw my name. -Okay.
KENDRA: And I'm having an extremely hard time with that
because last night seemed easier than it should be,
and I got blindsided.
-How are you doing? -I'm doing okay.
-Um... -Yeah.
Me, Mama and Bruce decided on Jake...
-Okay, awesome. -when we were eating together.
Thank you for letting... Oh, okay.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. -Thank you for letting me know.
-Yeah. -But I think you're right.
I think it has to be Jake tonight.
-Me too. -So, yeah.
There's no other option. Sorry, Jake.
KENDRA: But Emily reassures me she feels the same way,
and that's where the vote is going tonight, so...
Okay, I just need to not be paranoid.
Sound like everybody's doing Jake.
Wait, really? I thought we wanted to do Kendra?
-Really? -Yes.
That's the first I'm hearing about it.
But why Kendra? She's 100% a vote for us.
Yeah. Talk to me about how you came
-to the Kendra conclusion and with whom. -Uh...
Okay.
EMILY: The old Reba now is potentially throwing out
Kendra's name as somebody
who they think that they can't trust.
I hate hearing
Kendra's name. I understand
that she can be a little bit of a wild card,
but there are so many other people that are, in my opinion,
bigger threats, less likely to work with me in this game.
I think Jake is more loyal to Bruce than Kendra is.
Jake doesn't have his Shot in the Dark.
We all tried to send him home earlier.
Easy, in and out.
Yeah.
I feel totally powerless
because I have no vote to offer, which is
kind of scary when you're not the one in control.
In the game of Survivor, you always want
to be the one making the decisions.
This is suddenly seeming more complicated than it needs to be.
-Really? -But... Yeah, a little bit.
I'm in a little bit of a compromised situation because
I have my alliance with Emily,
and Emily wants Jake out of here.
Help me.
Yeah. I... I want to...
-We haven't had a catch-up. All right. -Yeah.
I could change the vote to Jake. Jake is erratic.
He's a sunken ship. He's got a hole in his broadside.
And you feel bad for the guy,
but nobody wants to go and help him.
DREW: I know Austin would be willing to do it,
and Julie, of course, would happily agree.
I think that everyone else is gonna pile on Jake.
Hmm.
I'm not 100.
I already know
everybody wants Jake out,
which seems like such an easy vote.
But I don't want that.
She's trying to get me out.
I need to do what's best for my game,
and right now I want Kendra out
and that's what I'm gonna push for.
♪ ♪
DEE: I know that the four of us
have to work together,
so right now, we need to make sure
that we're good and make sure that we're on the same page.
But in this game, whoever throws out my name,
I'm gonna come for them. I'm gonna come for them hard.
♪ ♪
[chuckles] Hi, Dad.
-[laughing] -DEE: It feels like
-you're just gonna ask us, "How are you feeling?" -Yeah.
DEE: But we're not feeling too great.
We're at Tribal Council.
You think that's what I was gonna ask?
Probably. "How are you feeling today?"
I think you were gonna say, "All right."
That is my go-to, isn't it?
-All right. -[laughing]
So, I've seen every single Tribal Council,
and I've seen some amazing blindsides,
but I'm pretty sure
last Tribal's blindside of Kellie
will go down on a lot of lists
as one of the most devastating and surprising.
Kendra, you were
-visibly upset. -KENDRA: Yeah. That's something
I did not expect coming into this game.
Like, I am emotional person, I wear my heart on my sleeve,
but it is a game.
And just looking at my first friend...
Literally, Kellie is
my first friend here on Survivor,like, literally.
And that was so much harder
than I ever expected it to feel.
PROBST: And Dee, was there also the feeling
that, "Wow, the game is on. Because if that happened
-to Kellie, it could be me next time"? -DEE: Yeah.
You come into this game, and everyone wants
to make a big move, everyone wants to do blindside
and you're watching it on TV and it's super cool.
But when you're out here, we're not robots.
Like, we're playing with humans and their feelings.
It's tough. It's a lot tougher here
than what you see on TV, and I don't think
anyone will ever understand that
unless you're playing Survivor.
PROBST: Jake, how about for you?
What was that feeling when you saw
your name come up, come up, come up, and then
you saw Kellie's name?
What was happening emotionally?
Honestly, I was prepared to see my name,
so I kind of already mentally steeled myself to see it.
But when I saw Kellie's name come up, I was floored.
There-there was relief, but it was also like,
that's not a spot that you want to be in.
Obviously, I'm at the bottom, Jeff.
So, does a blindside of that magnitude
shift the game simply because it is like an earthquake,
-JAKE: Yeah. -and now the earth is not the same out here?
I'm-I'm hoping that it did shift the game because
I'm trying to catch up as fast as I can,
you know, because I made a lot of mistakes.
Fortunately, I didn't get voted out last night,
so I do have the opportunity to correct those mistakes,
and hopefully
make it beyond this Tribal right here tonight, Jeff.
PROBST: All right, let's get into
today's events. A lot went down.
It was a three-stage challenge, but once again, we had
another battle between Bruce and Julie,
two of the older players in the game.
They have dominated the last two challenges.
So, Julie, I realize it would feel better if you had won,
but it was very competitive again.
So, I hope I've made my kids proud.
-You have. -That's my number one.
But other than that, I forget
that I'm not one of these young'uns,
and so, I'm kind of like, "All right,
I'm doing great and I'm the oldest."
So there is that, and yes...
[groans] Yeah, it would be better if I'd beaten him.
That... [groans]
PROBST: Bruce, how about for you? Back-to-back wins
in any season for any player is a big deal.
Not a good thing, but it's a big deal.
Wait, wait. Let's examine that answer.
[laughing]
PROBST: "Not a good thing."
Why don't you solve that dilemma
by taking that necklace off and putting it on someone else
-and burden them with it? -JULIE: I'll take it.
Why are you speaking blasphemy right now? No, no, no.
Um, I-I say that because it's one of those things.
You know, you want to be able to protect yourself in this game.
Like, immunity is huge,
but it paints, also,
a big target on your back.
I want to hear them cheering for me. I do. Like,
"Go ahead, Bruce! You can do it!" You know, like, "Yay!"
But no. People are gonna be like,
"Damn it, dude, just pass out
"so somebody else could win.
Just get the hell out of the way."
Drew, it is a tricky thing.
When you win, you're safe,
but you show everybody else, "I could win again."
Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, to Bruce's credit,
people don't just see the two immunity wins.
People see the hours of hard work and practice and training
that is both physical and mental.
But with the necklace, it's like a sword of Damocles situation
where there is the reminder that eventually,
there will be a moment where you don't have the necklace.
And all of those wins
will build up into a bigger and bigger target.
Okay, there was one more twist today,
which was the first group of three
that finished last lost their vote
and had to go
on a journey to try to earn their vote back.
So, Drew, three people
lose their vote. That we know.
Then three people go on a journey
and come back and say they didn't get their vote back.
-That we don't know. -DREW: We don't.
Typically, when you go into a Tribal Council, you know
how many votes they're gonna be.
This twist adds a complication
where, suddenly,
it's not clear if you're voting with six people,
seven people, eight people, nine people.
And that's really scary because
it throws off any possible voting calculation from
a strategic standpoint, and you have to default instead
to your relationships with these people
-in hopes that they're being honest. -PROBST: Kendra,
what's your reaction to that? Because you seem to have one.
Honestly, my reaction is right now is
did y'all really lose your votes, or...
-No. -Okay. Sorry. I was...
With what Drew was saying, it was like, "Wait,
did three people lose their votes, or..."
Well, I mean, that's just the strategic implication,
-the twist, you know. -I didn't even think about that.
-Anyways... -PROBST: Wait, wait. Kendra,
You didn't think about the fact that what?
So-Somebody could be lying. [laughs]
You know, Jeff,
I ate my first chicken today for the first time in 15 years.
I think my mind's working a little differently
and, I don't know,
it got a little bit of meat sweats today.
PROBST: Dee, it sounds like these missing votes
-are going to play a big part tonight. -DEE: Yeah, Jeff.
We're at a point in the game where, like,
things cross your mind, and then you don't know if it's paranoia,
but you don't know if it's the truth.
And as players, I feel like we're evolving. Like, you know,
as a Pokémon, you evolve into, like, Charizard.
I feel like that's what the new era is.
It's like an evolution. And now with three less votes--
if they did lose their votes-- players are more strategic,
and they are thinking a little bit more,
like, evil-ish, you know?
PROBST: Kendra, if these three votes are gone,
does it help your game tonight or hurt it?
KENDRA: It's really hard to say, Jeff.
Last night was a big...
Like, the curtains are wide open.
The show is on.
Like, we are moving on to act two.
And so, I am not sure
I was included on these, like, bigger-picture
conversations that could be happening.
PROBST: Jake, does the potential loss of three votes
help you or hurt you?
Um, I think it helps me more than hurts me,
but the game is changing, and I'm behind.
I need to catch up right now.
I need some friends out here. I mean,
I'm trying to, like, build relationships with, like,
different people and, like,
let them know that I'm a free agent out here.
You can use me.
I'm looking for a home. Let me in.
All right, it is time to vote.
Bruce, 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: Jake.
Kendra. One vote Jake, one vote Kendra.
Kendra.
Two votes Kendra, one vote Jake.
Kendra.
Three votes Kendra, one vote Jake.
Tenth person voted out
and the third member of our jury: Kendra.
That's four. That's enough. Need to bring me your torch.
Kendra, the tribe has spoken.
Love you, Ken.
Time for you to go.
-JULIE: Love you, Kendra. -KATURAH: Bye.
Grab your torches. Head back to camp.
Good night.
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...we cannot miss.
BRUCE: Once the Reba four is broken up,
this'll turn the game on its head.
PROBST: Next time onSurvivor...
This is such a sick,
twisted, delicious, enjoyable, terrifying game.
JAKE: You are not a gift from God. Relax.
He thinks he's a big Boston mobster. Dude, you're a goon.
I just got blindsided, and...
Ugh! I'm just bummed at myself for not following my gut,
even though I'm a gut player.
Clearly, the stars weren't aligned.
And I don't even care that I'm starving.
I don't even care that it's raining.
Like, I love feeling alive and free
and having an adventure, so this is the greatest adventure
I've ever had, and I'm so grateful for the opportunity.
[roars]