- ANDY: Yeah. - They asked me, were you two dating?
- Us two? - RACHEL: Oh, my God. - [Andy laughs]
SAM: I am engaged.
Babe, if you're watching this,
I am not in a relationship with Sierra on Survivor.
PROBST: Previously on Survivor...
SUE: Kyle wanted me out.
I am gonna get revenge.
ROME: "Congratulations."
This is exactly what I needed, baby.
I feel like I'm running this game right now.
TEENY: I feel a close personal connection with Aysha.
But if Aysha won't
work with me,
is it worth keeping her in this game?
If anybody has an advantage
or an idol and you want to play it...
One second, Jeff.
I was able to get an idol
that's good for one Tribal Council,
so I'm gonna use it now.
First vote: Sol.
Third person voted out of Survivor 47:
Aysha.
The tribe has spoken.
♪ ♪
TEENY: Sol...
Yes?
TEENY: You got anything to say right off the bat?
I'm glad I'm still here,
but, uh, yeah, I mean, you guys got me.
Well played.
At Tribal Council tonight,
my ass got blindsided.
And the people who I thought were my allies,
Kish and Teeny,
they went against what I thought was gonna happen.
And Rome is still here.
That's what I'm more upset about.
We know who Rome is. We know what kind of guy he is.
- ROME: I know you voted for me. - Yep.
And, uh...
It was part of the plan-- what I thought was the plan.
And you voted for me?
No.
- SOL: Who voted for me? - We'll talk.
SOL: I'm at the bottom of my tribe.
I have to quickly get over it, and I have to get my mind right.
Otherwise, I'm going home.
- I just want to say I'm sorry... - Okay.
...because I voted for you, and I need to explain that.
- You voted for me? - Yes.
Okay.
And I know that goes against every promise I made to you,
and I understand if you're pissed.
I'd love to claim the vote for Sol
as purely this mastermind
strategic plan, but that's not entirely true.
I could not fathom writing Aysha's name down
because of my emotional bond with her.
You know, this isn't a moment
where I'm like, "Yes, we just nailed a blindside."
It's a moment where I am upset.
I-I think that's gonna haunt me.
I think that's gonna be, like...
This is a game.
And if the people playing the game can't handle that,
that's on them. It's not on you.
- Okay? - I know, but, like,
am I the person who can't handle it is really...
You're gonna be able to...
I wanted to come out here and be this villainous
mastermind player who was able to make decisions
based purely off how I could advance in the game.
But at the same time, I know myself.
I'm sensitive.
And that's something that I just have to learn to balance
as I move forward in this game.
No.
That's why I was very-- I was, like, I thought it was you.
ROME: I feel like we all played that perfectly.
And now we have the majority alliance.
We got a solidified alliance.
Like, we're, we're ready to roll.
[chuckles]
Tonight, Tribal Council went exactly how I wanted it to go.
Aysha went home.
- Sol messed up, and he knows he's on the bottom. - [sighs]
And Rome ended up prevailing, baby.
We all made it through our first Tribal.
- KISHAN: Yeah. - ROME: Mm-hmm.
- That's huge. - ROME: Mm-hmm.
KISHAN: Yeah.
Which, like...
GENEVIEVE: Oh, my God.
Yeah.
This Survivor game is going
perfectly for me up to this point.
I feel like I'm in control all the way.
So if we got to go back to Tribal Council again,
I am 110% confident it's gonna be Sol.
♪ ♪
SAM:♪ Yeah, off the top, and you know the bars are silly ♪
♪ Comin' for the money ♪
♪ And I'm about to make a milli on Survivor ♪
♪ Yeah, with the Gata ♪
♪ Yeah, you know, I'm coming so hot and I wanna ♪
♪ And I hope you listening ♪
♪ Got to clean it up like I got some Listerine ♪
♪ I come hard, everybody know it ♪
♪ When I come through, I don't even show it ♪
♪ 'Cause we go to the challenge, and you know we gonna win ♪
♪ Again and again ♪
♪ And Jeff says, "Get it on" ♪
♪ We gon' get it on ♪
♪ Everybody knows when we do that this was on.♪
Ah, damn. That was a bad one.
- That was a bad one... - No, that was so good!
SAM: Freestyling, going with the flow
is kind of how I'm playing Survivor.
And right now
Sierra is my number one.
The two of us are sitting in the middle.
So if we go to Tribal Council,
we can stick with Anika and Rachel
or pick up Andy, and we still have the majority.
So we're in the know and in the middle
and in the driver's seat.
- You feeling okay? - I'm feeling good.
All right, good.
Yeah.
No.
I don't think it's a big factor.
- I don't think... - And I don't think,
I don't think it was something Ani needed
to come back and, like, plot
into our heads, too, but...
we need to make sure we clear that air.
For sure.
Because that will change my whole game.
When Anika came back from the journey,
she said the other tribes are picking up
that Sam and I are working together.
We're not dating, but we are working together.
And what is giving them that vibe?
I'm not sure.
You've spent so much alone time with Ani and Rachel,
- it's, like, equal. Like, why is it that we're dating? - I know, I know.
- Why couldn't you be dating Ani or Rachel? - Ani says it's aesthetic.
- She said, it's Ken and Barbie, and... - Ken and Barbie?
Get out of here.
Whatever. I'm not even gonna let it get in my head.
But I think,
moving forward in the game, I don't
want them to know that Sam and I are this tight alliance.
So I'm gonna make sure Anika and Rachel know
that I want to work with them
and make sure that line is, like, clear.
[chuckles]
Oh, are we alone?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
What do you-- How do you like, uh...
What did I say? The... the Breadwinners.
Oh, oh, oh, the Breadwinners.
The Breadwinners? Yes. Yes.
- We are. We're the Breadwinners. - Right?
- And we're gonna win that bread. - [squeals]
ANIKA: When it comes to camp life and challenges,
the three girls here have truly been
the powerhouses of this tribe.
And so we call ourselves the Breadwinner alliance.
We have a very, like...
...relationship.
SIERRA: I just want to make sure, at least going
into everything, it's us three.
- 100%. - Oh, my God. Dude. Sierra.
- Let them see. - Look me in the eye. Look me in the eye.
- Absolutely. - RACHEL: Yes. - Okay.
RACHEL: Having a strong alliance of women is incredible.
Anika has been my number one since day one.
And then also having Sierra, who I also really trust
at this point, is amazing for me.
Breadwinners.
- Breadwinners? - [chuckles]
I feel good.
I feel like my game's going as well as I could hope
it could be going right now.
♪ ♪
TIYANA: Sue?
- [Sue exhales sharply] - TIYANA: You okay? What happened?
Just feeling emotional. [exhales sharply]
[sniffles]
I just, um...
I'm feeling like I'm tired, you know?
Like, when I get tired, I just get emotional.
[exhales sharply, sniffles]
[chuckles]: I don't want to be crying on TV.
Join the club. I already did.
Had myself a little cry
- earlier this morning. - SUE: You did?
Yep. Once you accept that it's part of the process,
it's a little bit easier to let out.
Before I even came into this game,
my number one target for an ally was gonna be
an older woman, preferably a mother.
I wanted to play with a Sue,
and the island fortune brought me a Sue.
- Feeling a little better? - Yeah.
- Give me a hug. - Thank you.
- You know I got you, right? - I know you do. Thank you.
GABE: I think she's somebody who really wears her heart
on her sleeve, but she also tells me everything.
- I'll protect you. - Yeah, and I'll protect you.
- 100%. - Yeah.
GABE: Sue has given me
every piece of knowledge that she has in this game,
so I'm very confident in my alliance with Sue right now.
- KYLE: You should be proud of yourself. - SUE: Thank you.
Yeah, I know.
I know. I cannot wait.
- Yeah. - Yeah, true.
SUE: Right now, people see me as a mom. I'm a grandma.
100%, they're underestimating me
because I am the older generation,
but I'm hiding a lot from my tribe.
They have no clue that I'm 58 years old.
- KYLE: Damn. Really? - Yeah.
Like, that's awesome.
That, like... If the good Lord's willing,
that leaves a lot of time.
I don't need to be wheelchaired around or need a cane or need...
- No. - You know, I can just do it all, so...
They have no idea that I am a badass pilot,
and I'm an adrenaline junkie
always looking for a rush.
I'm here for the journey. I'm here for
the thrill of it.
And this is exciting because nobody would ever suspect
that I've been spending my time secretly looking for an idol.
I want that power. I want that protection.
I want the thrill of finding an idol.
Ah. Oh.
No way.
It is a freaking Beware Advantage.
I couldn't open that packet fast enough.
The map was giving me very specific instructions.
Now I got to get this.
But if I don't find that palm tree and get my idol,
I don't vote.
So it's behind the water well.
Going that direction.
The rope was hidden in vines.
But now that I knew what I was looking for,
that rope stood out like a sore thumb.
♪ ♪
A bucket fractures,
and paint just bursts all over the place.
And I see the idol there.
I have no idea what I'm gonna do.
Obviously, I don't want to get caught red-handed.
This is crazy.
It is horrifying to see all of this paint.
It looks like blood splattered everywhere.
And I need to cover my tracks
because I don't want anybody knowing that I have an idol.
♪ ♪
It is literally like a crime scene,
that I was the murderer,
and now I'm trying
to cover my tracks.
I'm so desperate to get rid of all the evidence,
knowing that the police are coming any second.
I've got to cover up everything
so that nobody knows it's me.
I have paint on my legs. It's on the water well.
And then, on top of that, the trees had paint on them.
It's just out of control.
I'm gonna kill Jeff for making this so hard.
It's taking me forever,
but I slowly see progress.
And finally, I got rid of all the evidence.
Not one person will ever, ever know I have
a hidden immunity idol.
I pulled it off.
Hey. How was your walk?
Yeah, I'm just chilling.
No, I'm good. I'm good.
I just wanted to chill for a little while and just...
- CAROLINE: Of course. - I don't know.
Is your chin okay?
Yeah.
Did you fall?
- I was playing with the machete. I'm good. - [gasps]
I just, it's okay.
TIYANA: Is that blood in your hair?
I'm okay. I didn't cut myself.
I-I just did something stupid.
I'm fine.
TIYANA: Caroline and I found Sue with the machete.
There is blood all over her hands and all over her face.
Immediately, my red flag was raised
because I was kind of confused as to what
she could have possibly done.
SUE: I'm fine, but I just...
I have to clean up. I'm a little mess. [laughs]
- CAROLINE: That's okay. - But I'll talk to you guys later.
Take your time. We'll probably
- be down at the beach, uh, crabbing. - Okay.
- Okay. Thank you. - TIYANA: Yeah.
Oh, my God.
I got to keep an eye
on Sue.
I'm suspicious.
I can smell BS from afar.
Shoot, shoot, shoot.
♪ ♪
ROME: Last night, I played my idol that was good for one Tribal.
Usually, that idol gets replaced.
- TEENY: This is tough. - Yeah.
You know, I know that I'm probably the best one
at looking for idols on my tribe,
which is a comforting thing,
but everyone right now is looking for idols.
No.
ROME: Sol is looking hard for this idol,
and that is very scary.
We want to make sure that,
no matter what, Sol cannot find
this idol. Anyone but Sol. Anyone but Sol.
If you're gonna keep looking for one, that's...
Yeah, that's more of a threat than someone
just sitting back at camp trying to be kumbaya.
Really, dude?
I know what he's doing.
He wants to vote me out, and he's trying to prevent me
from searching for idols so I don't get one.
And he's threatening me to do that.
I'm just saying, there's a time to do it
and there's a time not to.
And, like, the people at the top,
they kind of have that freedom to do it.
But, like, I don't know why you would just increase
the target on your back.
SOL: He's, like, ten years younger than me,
and he's talking to me like I'm a kid.
What the hell? What?
What's happening right now?
And again, I got to go Zen.
[imitates chant]
"Sol, relax."
ROME: I don't want him looking for an idol at all.
That's gonna be a problem.
We're fine if he doesn't find it.
- ROME: Yeah. - Which, at this moment, he hasn't.
Sol and Rome are on opposite planets,
and that is a positive for me.
I'm not here to play safe. I'm here to create some chaos,
which is why I've been pushing for them to continue clashing,
so they will not work with each other.
I think my strength is getting to know people,
really understanding them,
and then being able to beautifully manipulate them.
I've never been a babysitter before.
Really?
- ROME: No. - That was my first job.
Hey, we're going looking for an idol, guys,
if you guys want to come.
I'm just going to refill my water.
♪ ♪
I am now going to go get coconut after this.
With Rome, it's either his way
or "I'm gonna pout like a five-year-old" way.
He's gonna throw the biggest tantrum.
I ain't trying to deal with that all day long.
'Cause it's exhausting and it's messing
my game up.
Could I have a minute alone, please?
- No. It's Survivor. I don't have to. - Seriously?
I'm-a follow you around.
Now, can I, can I sit over there by the beach alone?
- Like... - I'm-a sit right next to you. That's fine.
All right. Whatever.
TEENY: It is about as awkward as awkward can be.
I know that Rome is just trying to protect our four,
but, like, he just plays the game
at an intensity level that is not a match
with my own.
He's not looking for anything right now.
And he's devoid of any sort of concept
of what Sol might be feeling
as one, a player,
and two, you know, a grown man,
a human being on this Earth.
It's just a lot. So much.
Oh, I'm sorry, Sol.
It's all good.
That's really not how I, personally, want to play.
- You're not out. - All right.
- They can knock you down, but they can't get you out. - Right.
Yeah.
Of course I feel bad for Sol.
Rome is being rude, and, you know,
Rome and I have a really good relationship and are very close,
but it's also a complicated relationship
for me to navigate because
he's such a big personality and does rub people
the wrong way.
I think each of our mistakes was getting
a little too locked in with what we thought dynamics were
- and not being fluid enough, you know? - Yes.
Absolutely.
Please don't tell Rome I'm saying this.
You and I, if you allow it,
- we are allies moving forward. - I know. Yeah, yeah.
- No, no, no, no, no. I'm dead serious. Yeah. - I'm cool. I'm down. I'm down.
I'm actually getting really excited right now.
GENEVIEVE: Sol is on the outs and is a free agent.
And I want to really nurture that relationship,
because Rome has ruffled all these feathers that it's like,
I can only make the case for Rome
so many times before it ends up being a case against me.
♪ ♪
What?
Uh-oh.
RACHEL: Might be Andy's.
I feel like his bag's always open.
Yeah, it's definitely Andy's Shot in the Dark.
Oh, my God.
Andy, why are you so sloppy?
- SAM: Yeah, just put it back where it was. - RACHEL: Just drop it.
- Just drop it where it was. Yeah. - SAM: Just drop it. Yeah.
Sure enough, Andy--
the one guy who might need his Shot in the Dark--
somehow allowed it to just fumble out of his bag.
Your Shot in the Dark fell out of your bag.
It's sitting on the sand, under the shelter right now.
You're gonna have to go into camp and get it.
- Yeah. - But also, like, make a scene.
Right now I'm a little bit
of a mentor to Andy's game.
I'm just showing him how to play subtle Survivor.
Do you mind if I nap?
No, go for it.
SAM: He just needs a little guidance is all.
I think we're still working on it.
Big work in progress, but...
he's a bit of a clumsy player at times.
All right, all right, all right.
Andy's kind of like Survivor George Costanza.
He can't get out of his own way.
I just tore my underwear.
[gasps]
On, like, a... Oh, my God.
Yeah. It's, like, gaping right now.
SAM: Everything Andy does...
Whoo!
...he should do the exact opposite
of whatever he thinks is the right thing to do.
I'm just trying to make sure
that I'm always one step ahead of him
and that he's always coming back to me with the information.
As long as he's doing that, like,
Andy can stay around, in my book.
- Two minutes ago... - Yeah?
...I looked in my bag, and... [laughs]
...the Shot in the Dark was gone again,
and I looked everywhere, and it was just on the ground at camp.
- Dude. - I'm like, "What?"
- So I put it in my sock from here on out. [chuckles] - Okay.
- I'm like, "Don't make me have to..." - Don't worry. Don't worry.
Andy is such a sloppy player.
I'm like, "Do I really want to move forward with that?"
I know that Sam wants to work with him,
but I'm still up in the air,
and it's driving me freaking nuts.
I just feel like Ani and Rachel are definitely, like, tight.
- You know, I feel like we're a three. - Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. - But I feel like they're a two, and...
- Yeah, they get pretty specific. - Yeah.
Like, you know, they call-- they have a name.
Like, we're now the Breadwinners.
- The Breadwinners. - Don't say that.
Um, but, you know,
so, yeah, there is, like, a deep connection.
ANDY: I made a point
and made a mission to build a real good bond with Sierra,
and it's coming on strong.
Whenever I talk to you, I just...
You feel better?
I could cry. Like, I just love you.
Oh, good. I know. I love you guys.
I love everybody, you know?
Because she gave me that Breadwinners name,
I know she's with me,
because I know she's throwing that alliance under the bus.
She's throwing it away.
And I believe, truly, that she's down
to work with myself and Sam.
I feel like I can tell you everything Sierra tells me.
- Yeah. - So, and it's very good.
I had the most amazing conversation
with her this morning.
She said not to say it to anyone.
I asked her how specific that these other
women get about, like, what, their alliance.
She's like, "Oh, they get specific.
We're called the Breadwinners."
- That's what they call it? - Yeah.
If she's telling us the name, then...
- we win. - Wow.
The Breadwinners. I haven't heard that before.
Sierra and I, we're supposed to be
riding for each other, no matter what.
Why are you not coming to me with that kind of information?
- You're my number one, so I'm gonna tell you everything. - Yeah.
Andy tells me that you told him about a...
alliance name that the three girls have.
- Rachel said that she's calling us the Breadwinners. - Right.
- I didn't come up with it. - I don't care.
- That's, like... - I didn't come up with it.
You know that that's not where I'm going.
- You know I have to play it off. - I know, but if, you know, if, like...
- Okay. - No, but why didn't you tell me that stuff?
SIERRA: I didn't say,
"Hey, girls, let's be called the Breadwinners."
I didn't come up with that.
I'm going along with it
because I'm doing what I think is best for my game.
Andy, right now, is...
He-he scares me. I don't...
Why?
I don't think Andy's gonna be loyal to me.
But we don't have to go with Andy yet.
If-if we're at four, we can always go with one of the girls.
I don't know if that's what makes sense for me either.
SAM: Sierra thinks
Andy needs to go at the next Tribal Council, and, uh,
that ain't gonna work for me.
Keeping Andy is
absolutely essential to my game.
I don't see a world where it's the four of us,
and the two of them aren't wanting to get me out.
Yeah, but that's not gonna happen because of me.
Sam and I are just completely bumping heads right now.
We might need Survivor's alliance therapy at this point
because we're just going back and forth, and I'm like,
"This is too early in the game
to be bickering like a freaking old married couple."
♪ ♪
Come on in.
♪ ♪
Tuku and Gata getting your first look at the new Lavo tribe.
Aysha voted out...
- CAROLINE: Wow. - Oh.
...at the last Tribal Council.
GABE: Well, well, well.
All right, shall we get to today's immunity challenge?
- [all assent] - All right.
First things first, got to take back the idols.
Thank you.
- Thank you. - Yes, sir.
♪ ♪
Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.
For today's challenge, you're gonna roll a heavy metal cube
to help you retrieve two bags.
You'll use the pieces inside the bags
to build a window frame and then attempt to toss
sandbags through the frame, onto a barrel.
If you knock the frame over,
you got to rebuild it and try again.
Once you've landed your sandbags,
you'll then dig up a key, open a gate.
That'll get you to the finish,
where two tribe members will work together to build
a brand-new Survivor fire puzzle.
[excited chatter]
First two tribes to finish win immunity.
Safe from the vote. Nobody going home.
- You will live to see day nine. - [chickens clucking]
In addition, you're playing for a reward.
Yes, come on.
- [excited chatter] - Ladies and gents, let's go.
Do I hear chickens or something? [chuckles]
Or animals? I don't know. I'm, like...
- Oh... - Oh, my goodness.
First tribe to finish...
[clucking]
- Oh, my God. - [cheering, whooping]
Three egg-laying hens.
- Egg-laying hens. - Ah.
PROBST: Second tribe to finish...
...six eggs from the three egg-laying hens.
- Oh, my God, man. - Wow.
- Okay. All right. Okay. - PROBST: Last tribe to finish,
otherwise known as the losers,
got nothing for you but a date with me at Tribal Council,
where somebody will be the fourth person
voted out of Survivor 47.
And as a penalty for losing, I will take your flint.
Lavo, you are working to earn yours back.
All right, we have no sit-outs.
We are even. Five across the board.
Give you a minute to strategize.
We'll get it on. Let's do it.
Let's get it on.
♪ ♪
All right, here we go.
For immunity and reward.
Survivors ready?
Go!
First, you got to move a very heavy cube.
It's gonna take everything you got.
SUE: Push, push. Go, go.
PROBST: Make sure you don't run into somebody else with it,
'cause it will hurt.
- GABE: Ride the bounce. Ride the bounce... - TEENY: We got it.
- Great job. - GABE: Ride the bounce. Ride the bounce.
Keep rolling.
PROBST: Tuku doing a nice job.
[overlapping shouting]
Watch your feet.
You got to get it underneath the first bag...
- [grunting] - ...so you can get somebody up top to retrieve that bag.
- TEENY: Go. - Lavo doing a nice job.
They're under that first bag, sorta. - TEENY: Nice, Rome.
Rome going up top to unclip that first bag.
Gata's at the first bag.
Tuku still going.
[grunting]
TEENY: Unclip. You don't need to untie.
PROBST: Rome's got it for Lavo.
- SAM: Get up there. - PROBST: Anika going up for Gata.
Kyle going up for Tuku.
Anika has the bag.
Kyle has the bag.
Once you get that bag, get down.
Do not dillydally.
You're taking too much time.
- TIYANA: Yep, you got it. - PROBST: Now you got to move it to the other bag.
- Rome has it. Get down, Rome. - TEENY: Jump down. Jump down.
TIYANA: Yeah, Kyle.
PROBST: Tuku has their second bag.
SIERRA: Drop it. Drop it.
- PROBST: Gata has theirs. - ANIKA: Sorry.
PROBST: It's gonna be Sol and Kyle...
SUE: Go all the way up, Kyle.
- ...and Sam. - Nice, Sol.
PROBST: You've got to empty those bags.
- GENEVIEVE: Doing amazing. - You're gonna find two sandbags
and the pieces you need to make this window frame
- that you're gonna throw the sandbags through. - SUE: Good job, Kyle.
- TIYANA: Great job. - PROBST: Kyle has his pieces free.
Starts building the frame.
Sol has his pieces free.
That's the top.
- TIYANA: That goes on top. - SUE: Go, Kyle.
Kyle can start for Tuku with his first toss.
GABE: All right, take your time, brother.
Take your time.
PROBST: On and off. Another toss.
Just misses.
ANIKA: There you go, Sam.
PROBST: Sam has all the pieces.
He can start building the frame.
- [whooping] - Kyle tosses.
No good.
Kyle, that sandbag will not count.
It's got to be a clean toss.
TEENY: You got it, Sol.
- Yeah! - PROBST: Sol with the first one.
- [cheering] - Sol with two in a row...
- This now, right? - ...for Lavo.
Wow!
SOL: All right, pull the corners.
PROBST: Two tosses. Sol landed 'em both.
- You're made for this, Sam. - PROBST: Here goes Sam.
- Sam sticks one. - Nice.
There we go, Sam.
- PROBST: Kyle sticks one. - [cheering]
- [overlapping chatter] - Sol gave Lavo a big lead.
Sam, you're good. Let's go, Gata.
- You're good, Kyle. - ANIKA: Beautiful.
PROBST: Let's go, Tuku.
TIYANA Sandbags, sandbags, sandbags.
Everybody working on the sandbags now.
- You got to get all the sandbags to your platform. - [grunting]
They are very heavy.
CAROLINE: They are very heavy.
PROBST: You cannot start digging until you have all
your sandbags on your platform.
Lavo, you're good. Start digging.
SOL: Let's go, guys. Come on.
- [grunts loudly] - CAROLINE: We're good.
- Jeff? - You're good. You're good.
- Dig. - SAM: Come on.
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Now all three tribes are in this.
- Two hands. - PROBST: Now everybody's digging.
TIYANA: Two hands.
KISHAN: Oh, I feel something. Feel it.
- Yeah. Good job. - Nice. Let's go, baby.
PROBST: Lavo has their key.
Gata has their key.
- Tuku has their key. - Pull it!
ANDY: Pull it, pull it, pull it.
We are dead even right now...
Oh, there's multiple keys?
...as we head into the final stage of this challenge.
SOL: Unlock it. Unlock it.
Unlock it. Yeah.
You're good, Lavo. Lavo's through.
They can start working on the puzzle.
- Gabe has it for Tuku. - Yeah, go.
PROBST: You can work on your puzzle, Tuku.
Gata's through. You can work on your puzzle.
- TIYANA: Okay, babe. - KYLE: All right, here we go, baby.
- PROBST: It's gonna be Caroline and Gabe for Tuku. - SUE: Let's go, guys.
PROBST: Rome and Genevieve for Lavo.
Anika and Rachel for Gata.
GENEVIEVE: Okay.
PROBST: Day eight. You want to get to day nine.
- It's right here. - CAROLINE: Oh, yeah, it is. Yeah, it is.
PROBST: Caroline gets the first piece for Tuku.
- SIERRA: Nice. Way to go, Rachel. - Yes.
And Rachel with the first piece for Gata.
- Rome's trying to get the first piece. - Right hand!
He's taking the throne position.
- He will be handed pieces by Genevieve. - CAROLINE: I got this one.
Got it.
SUE: Yeah, Caroline!
- You got it? - PROBST: It is Gata and Tuku
- moving quickly. - Yes. Good job, Ani.
- CAROLINE: Yeah, that's it. That's it. - Move.
PROBST: Rome still looking for that first piece for Lavo.
It's either gonna be that or something similar to that
on the left side.
PROBST: That first piece gives you an idea
of how these pieces go together.
Once you get it, it gets a little easier.
TIYANA: Great job, Caroline.
Not... That is not it, either side.
PROBST: Once again on the puzzle, it is Tuku
and Gata in a showdown.
- Thataway, Rach. - PROBST: It is Gata in the lead.
- I got it. - PROBST: Then Tuku. - TIYANA: Beautiful, Caroline.
PROBST: And then dead last,
without a single spark of flame, it is Lavo.
GENEVIEVE: We just need our first piece.
SOL: Nope, not it, Rome.
- ANDY: There you go, girls. - SAM: Great job, girls.
PROBST: Gata continues to expand on their lead.
Gata looking very good right now.
- Got it. - PROBST: Another piece for Tuku.
TIYANA: Yes, Gabe.
- PROBST: Same story at Lavo. - Not it, Rome.
PROBST: Now you start to question, "What is wrong?"
SOL: Not it, Rome. PROBST: Why can I not get a piece to fit?
SOL: That is not the piece, Rome.
Not even one piece.
- That's not it. - That's not it.
PROBST: Meanwhile, Rachel and Anika making it look easy.
You're doing so amazingly well.
PROBST: Like assassins, piece by piece, one after the other.
- Caroline with another piece for Tuku. - Great job, Caroline.
You guys want to switch roles?
SAM: There you go, girls.
- Way to go, guys. You killed it. - Finish it off.
Gata down to their last piece.
- PROBST: That is it. What a calm finish. - Great job.
Gata wins immunity and the chickens for reward.
- We got chickens. - PROBST: We're now looking for one more.
Very similar to the last challenge
where Lavo was struggling to get anything going on the puzzle.
That's not it, Rome.
Rome's plopped in front of the puzzle
and has made no progress with Genevieve.
Come on, Jeff.
One after another, trying every piece.
Nothing is sticking. No changes made.
No assessment, reassessment, nothing.
Tuku getting closer.
Oh, my God. Kill me now.
PROBST: Gabe leaving Caroline to finish it for Tuku.
Oh, my God.
PROBST: Lavo just gonna watch?
There it is. Tuku wins immunity
and six eggs, sending Lavo
back to Tribal Council
for the second straight time,
where somebody will be the fourth person
voted out of Survivor 47.
PROBST: A rare, rare visual.
A puzzle that ended the same way it started,
as if it never happened.
All right, Gata, another convincing victory.
- [whooping] - SUE: Good job, guys.
- Good job. - PROBST: Once again, immunity is yours.
Nobody going home, no Tribal Council tonight.
In addition, waiting for you back at camp--
three egg-laying hens.
Well done. Tuku also finished.
- [whooping] - Wins immunity.
Once again, safe from the vote.
Waiting for you back at camp--
six eggs from those three egg-laying hens.
All right, before I send you off,
we have a journey.
Gata, you're in charge.
You're gonna send somebody from each tribe.
It cannot be somebody who's already been on a journey.
So first take a moment and tell us who's going from your tribe.
- [indistinct chatter] - It's gonna be Andy.
All right, now, who's gonna join Andy from Lavo?
Teeny.
All right, Andy, who's gonna join you from Tuku?
- We're gonna pick Caroline. - PROBST: Caroline.
- All right. - PROBST: Okay, Andy,
Teeny, Caroline, grab your stuff, head out.
You will return back to your camp
- in time for Tribal Council. - Bye, guys.
[overlapping chatter]
- ROME: Good luck. Good luck. - PROBST: All right,
Gata, Tuku, grab your stuff, head back to camp.
No Tribal Council tonight. Nobody going home.
Yes, sir.
♪ ♪
PROBST: All right, Lavo, let's first just talk.
Rome and Genevieve, describe that frustration
because it's very different when you're out here.
I've never tried to do a puzzle under these conditions
- and with that pressure. - ROME: So, you know,
the two times I've been at the end of a challenge,
I've been able to clutch it up.
So I felt confident that I would be able
to, you know, potentially do this.
And then, you know, your family's gonna be
seeing you try to do a puzzle
and not be able to get one piece,
and it's just... it's just really embarrassing.
PROBST: All right, Lavo,
Tribal Council tonight, where somebody will be
the fourth person voted out of Survivor 47.
As a penalty for losing, I will keep your flint.
You'll have a chance to earn it back at the next challenge.
All right, head out. See you tonight at Tribal Council.
GENEVIEVE: Losing today's challenge
and the way we lost it really sucked.
While the other tribes might be enjoying chickens
and having scrambled eggs, we've got Tribal Council,
and we are going to be having a straight-up scramble
to see who goes home, so...
not great. Not great.
Ah, it's so easy when you're sitting at home,
but when you're out here in Fiji,
it is a whole different game.
Think you could solve this puzzle? Apply to be on Survivor.
[birds singing]
- Four for five. - Yes.
Four Ws. Look, we have an egg in there!
[Anika gasps]
SIERRA: Hello, are you the animals?
RACHEL: The idea of eating, like, some juicy,
hot chicken right now just makes me want
to just die in a pool of drool.
But there are politics involved in whether
to kill or not kill the chickens.
We do have to feed them to keep 'em strong.
Is anybody opposed to just eating them?
They can eat grass.
So I kind of... I-I... I don't know.
ANIKA: I want eggs.
I'd rather keep getting meals out of them.
- I think so, too. - Yeah. - And that's protein.
SAM: I do want to eat one at one point.
[laughs] There's a lot of meat there.
SIERRA: I cannot
kill the chickens. Like, I can't do this.
Chickens are near and dear to my heart.
We go to wineries that have chickens.
I feed them, I hold them, I pet them.
I love chickens.
- [clucking] - Oh!
- Oh, my God. - Sounds like he's got to go.
SIERRA: No.
SAM: My first thought
when we win is, "Thank you!
Some food, some protein."
But Sierra doesn't want to kill the chickens.
She wants to just wait around and hope that there's gonna be
dozens and dozens of eggs that hatch.
- SIERRA: Sam! - What?
SIERRA: The chicken's out!
Grab the chicken!
SAM: I'm eight days without food.
I don't care anymore. Just give me the green light,
and that chicken, uh, will...
You know, it's going to the butcher shop.
[clucking]
GENEVIEVE: Well, that was embarrassing.
ROME: That was very embarrassing.
- I think we just collectively know... - SOL: Yeah.
- ...we're not good... - At puzzles.
...at those type... those types of puzzles.
ROME: I put myself in the final position to do the puzzle.
I definitely want to be the person
that's in that clutch role.
Yeah, not getting one piece was demoralizing.
Yeah.
ROME: And honestly, I was just
absolutely awful.
All right, well, you guys ready to go wash off?
GENEVIEVE: I don't know if I'm gonna go in the water.
It's so chilly.
KISHAN: I don't think I'm gonna go in the water.
ROME: Fortunately, I have faith in the core four.
So even though Gata chose Teeny to go on the journey,
in our heads we already know the game plan.
It's gonna be Sol.
It's just about how it goes down.
So we all know the plan.
It just sucks that it had to happen now.
I feel like I should at this point.
ROME: I still have the Steal a Vote in my pocket,
so, if I feel like Sol might play his Shot in the Dark,
guess what. I can use the Steal a Vote
and make sure he can't play his Shot in the Dark,
because you have to have a vote
in order to play a Shot in the Dark.
I'd rather try and convince him
- of another plan and at least see how he... - If he bites?
Like, we can get a vibe whether he believes it or not.
But the thing is, I don't want to use this Steal a Vote,
because if we, as an alliance, can keep this advantage,
then we'll be sitting really pretty heading into the merge.
I do think we can maybe give him a name
and make him feel comfortable.
Does Genevieve sound believable?
'Cause we could always push, like, we need tribe strength.
We feel she's given the least.
That's probably the most believable.
KISHAN: Rome proposes, "Let's maybe try to see
"if we can comfort Sol in this fake plan
that the vote is gonna be on someone else."
And I was like,
"Maybe. What about Genevieve?
"You know, strength is a big issue.
So what if we say Genevieve?"
Just 'cause I do not want my name heard.
It hasn't been heard yet. I don't want it out there.
ROME: Do you think there's any way we could convince him
to give up his Shot in the Dark?
Be like, "I am taking your vote if you don't vote with us."
- Yeah. - And we can say that it's gonna be Genevieve.
Like, I could just straight-up threaten him.
I'd have no problem doing that.
Yeah. That works.
Anything that works.
I feel actually pretty good about that.
ROME: It might be a little villainous.
You know, I could strong-arm Sol tonight,
and little does he know
that he's gonna be gone regardless.
But at the end of the day, at least
I'll let him choose how he goes out.
- What? - Just-just wait, just...
I feel like if I give him
that ultimatum, I feel like he might actually break.
It's more than likely gonna be you tonight.
But hear me out. I'm willing to work with you for this vote
to make it the way that we want to.
The way that we'll be able to do it is because
- I have a Steal a Vote. - Dude.
I will use this Steal a Vote on Genevieve tonight.
But the only way that I'm doing that,
- and I'm letting you know that... - Yeah?
...is if you give me your Shot in the Dark.
I'm letting you know, if you don't
give me your Shot in the Dark, I'm using the Steal a Vote
on you tonight, and then
you can't play your Shot in the Dark anyway.
I'm letting you know that right now, and you'll be going home.
- I have the advantage... - What are you talking about, bro?
You're, like, threatening me right now.
This isn't a threat. I'm just letting you know the situation.
- Is this real life, bro? - This is Survivor, bro.
SOL: I was like, "Bro, really? It's like,
you can't be threatening people."
But, you know,
the villain on this season is Rome.
"Congratulations. This advantage allows you
"to steal a vote from another player
at Tribal Council." Blah-blah- blah-blah-blah-blah-blah.
SOL: It's a slap in the face, 'cause, uh,
nobody, especially of Rome's size,
has ever talked to me the way he has,
and I don't plan on working with him ever in this game.
And then here's the thing. Here's the thing.
- How can I...? - That's fine.
If you don't want to do it, that's fine.
I'm using my Steal a Vote on you tonight,
and you'll be going home.
I can't believe you're doing this to me, dawg.
Down to the water.
- To what? - The water.
- SOL: You just threatened me. - ROME: That's not a threat.
It's an ultimatum. That's not a threat.
- That's an ultimatum. - Oh, okay.
- An ultimatum is not a threat. - Okay. My bad.
My fault.
KISHAN: You know, the obvious vote is, we vote for Sol,
and then, on the other hand, you have Rome.
His thing is,
"It's my show. You know, Lavo is Rome."
And I'm starting to get sick of it.
He's playing chaotically. That scares me.
You know, I can trust him now. Can I trust him
in the future?
- Yeah. - Even if he steals a vote,
- that's two votes on Sol. - Yeah.
Even if Teeny loses her vote, if us two vote Rome...
- And it's... - Rome will die. He will die.
- I know. - You're... I can see you grinning.
- Bad boy. Bad boy. [laughs] - Ooh.
- Naughty, naughty. - Naughty, naughty.
KISHAN: I want to switch the vote onto Rome because
I think the true benefit of this is
Rome is super tight with Genevieve.
Once Rome's gone, that leaves Genevieve
in a really vulnerable position.
Okay.
Dude, I'm ready to go to Tribal now.
KISHAN: If we get out Rome, and we let Sol in, into the plan,
Sol now trusts me because
I have created the plan to save him.
He is going to be completely shocked.
If this happens, this will feel so... good.
Okay.
- It's going to happen. - Okay. Yeah.
This is one of the best feelings in the world.
Rome is the vote.
He's going to have no clue. I'm so happy.
[laughing]
At tonight's Tribal,
Rome will burn.
♪ ♪
- CAROLINE: We're here. Whoo! - ANDY: We're here. We're here.
- CAROLINE: Finally. - ANDY: A lot to talk about,
- I think. - Ah.
I think we have a big gossip session
- ahead of us. - Yes.
CAROLINE: I did not want to go on this journey.
I personally think that journeys are a great opportunity
to switch up your luck if you're on the bottom.
But if you're in a pretty good position,
like me, this just puts a bigger target on your back.
Well, can we take some time to chat?
Yes, we can chat beforehand.
But here's the thing with Survivor.
There's gonna be twists thrown your way that you can't control.
And you know what? I'm going to deal with those risks.
I'm gonna deal with them head-on,
and I'm going to make them advantages.
- There was a bros alliance our first few days. - ANDY: Oh.
TEENY: Is it still kind of bro-y?
CAROLINE: In general, vibes have completely shifted
is what I would say.
- I'm glad. I'm glad. - Yes.
I'm in a position of low information, I think.
So I feel like, you know,
- on the bottom. - Yeah. - Okay.
And if you want to know where the crack is at Gata,
like, come find me at the merge.
I'm trying to massage my image.
I'm trying to do some PR, like,
that if I am someone who feels like a social outcast
on my tribe, that is
the picture-perfect archetype of someone
that players want to scoop up at the merge, not target.
Sol and Rome have sort of, like, this machismo-off,
- where, like, they're... Yeah. - Interesting.
Like, they are kind of like an ego battle.
So I feel like it would be one of them tonight.
- Those are my guesses... - ANDY: Okay. Okay.
- ...based on last time. - CAROLINE: Again,
I get really good vibes genuinely from the both of you.
- Seriously. No, this is real. - I know.
- This is better than I, like, felt so far. Yeah. - Yeah.
No matter what, good luck, you all.
- No hard feelings whatsoever. - Okay.
Okay.
I feel like I'm next.
- Yeah. - Would you volunteer?
Ours is looking really, really shaky, genuinely,
about where the pieces are going.
I mean, obviously, I'm going tonight, right?
ANDY: Yes. Yes.
Is-is there a consensus, though-- Rome versus Sol?
No, but I feel like I do kind of trust the people
I'm working with, but, like, you guys do
have to understand, like, I'm going,
- and neither of you are going. - Understood.
TEENY: Neither of them are budging.
My next Tribal Council is-is...
is now. You know, I don't have much time to waste.
Like, you guys at least have some time.
I don't want to lose my vote.
- I think... I'm sorry. - I think I have to think about it.
- We don't have much time. - Let me just...
Can I just think real quick about, like,
- the numbers real quick? - Please. - Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
CAROLINE: I'm getting so nervous.
If no one volunteers to give up their vote,
all three of us lose our vote at the next Tribal.
It's the very, very worst-case scenario.
Okay, you know what? I'll do it.
- I love you. Okay. Perfect. - Thank you. - I'll do it.
I don't want to look back on this
and feel like an idiot, but
whether it's Rome or it's Sol
going home tonight, I think it could work without my vote.
All right, guys.
ANDY: Oh.
TEENY: And in that moment, I felt
I'm losing my vote either way.
I either get something out of it, or I don't.
- Okay, I get it. - CAROLINE: And so it's an idol no matter what.
It's an idol... that we agree on.
[gasps] Yes. That's better.
Okay, but, like, we can't use it
to be funky with each other.
It's different rules. All we have to do. Like,
when we use it, it will be all in agreement,
- and we'll be ready to go. - To use as an idol.
ANDY: Now, this is a new amulet. This is not like amulets
we've seen in the past. The rules are slightly different.
We can use this to be a hidden immunity idol.
But in many ways the inherent dilemma remains.
Is this an opportunity for peace
and collaboration,
or is it an opportunity for warfare?
♪ ♪
SAM: Andy!
- Story time. - Story time.
Whoo!
SUE: Welcome home!
Oh, I can't wait.
Feels so good to be home.
Hello.
No one came to greet me?
All right, well, let me just start off. I lost my vote.
That's horrible. I've mourned, I've cried.
It's a new amulet split between the three of us.
- Here he is. - Oh.
Oh, my God. That is amazing.
I actually think this is a huge key for us to...
- GABE: Agreed. - We form a dominant alliance at the merge.
Long story short, I ended up with a friend for us.
[all exclaiming]
Okay, here's how it works. Different type of amulet.
If the three holders can agree to play it, and it's an idol.
Uh-oh.
GENEVIEVE: Yeah.
So I was like, "I'll just lose it tonight.
"'Cause I'm gonna lose it either way.
- Might as well get something out of it." - Mm-hmm.
We all got amulets.
- Ooh. - TEENY: They can only be used
- when all players are on the same beach. - Oh, okay.
- No. - Okay.
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
Me and Genevieve are voting Rome.
KISHAN: Yeah.
TEENY: I definitely feel powerless without a vote.
But I feel really lucky to have found alliance partners
who are coming up with plans without me even being there,
especially with my number one Kishan.
I'm proud of you guys for coming up with this...
That was all Kish. I just, like,
sat here and got told the plan. It was amazing.
- Just, are you telling Sol? - We told Sol.
- You did? - He is totally game.
- So I can tell Sol, too? - Yes.
- Like, you're in. - Yeah.
- You're fully in. - Yeah.
- And I'm so happy. - Me, too.
TEENY: Sol is somebody who I want to keep.
And if that means that we get out Rome,
who is a bit of a nuisance around camp,
who stresses us out in the game a little bit,
then great. It's a win-win.
The plan was, that me and Kishan came up with,
was to tell Sol that we're voting for Genevieve.
Interesting. And whose suggestion was
- to throw Genevieve's name out? - Uh, Kishan.
But I get why you wouldn't... wouldn't like that, obviously.
- Yes. Yeah. - Nobody likes their name being...
being the, you know, the decoy, but obviously we, like...
- 100%. 100%. - Yeah, we're good to go.
So it wasn't, like, a malice thing
- that Kishan threw your name out there. - No.
- Of course not. - Like, I promise.
Does Genevieve sound believable?
I'm not here to play safe. I'm here to create some chaos.
What about Genevieve?
You know, strength is a big issue.
So what if we say Genevieve?
Once Rome's gone,
that leaves Genevieve in a really vulnerable position.
GENEVIEVE: Rome going home is Kishan's plan.
And I am a bossy, type A woman,
and I don't want to just be going along with plans,
especially if they're not in my best interests.
Like, Rome is an asset for me in this game.
And he's ruffling people's feathers, but not mine.
He trusts me. He will have my back.
I mean, as much as anyone out here will.
And the biggest red flag for me is,
Kishan doesn't hesitate to use my name as the decoy vote,
which lets me know
he's not really intimidated or respecting my game.
So maybe it's time
to stop going along with Kishan's plan
and make Kishan the plan.
- What's up? - I need to give you a heads-up,
- and I need to make it quick. - Okay.
You're the plan tonight.
I'm 100% serious.
- So, does Teeny know about this? - Everyone knows about it.
All these brilliant plans are his.
What do you want to do?
ROME: That's just so wild
that Kishan would throw that out there.
Why would they want me out
if they know I'm going hard for the alliance?
That's just so...
The second that I heard Kishan might want
to put my name out there, I was a little bit hurt because
I wanted to do everything that I could
to make the alliance as strong as possible.
And now, at this point,
I don't feel like I can trust
anyone in this game but Genevieve.
Does Sol know about it?
ROME: My Steal a Vote could be massive tonight.
Maybe we could just get out Kishan.
Or I could block him completely from being able to vote
and put two votes on Sol.
And just like that, Sol will be going home.
I'm willing to do it because guess what.
I already know the guy doesn't like me.
This, uh, uh, crazy, toxic,
brother-like relationship is a huge problem long-term.
- He put Rome up to it. - Uh-huh.
And everyone is benefiting from you two fighting.
Uh-huh.
There's no way I'm not voting Rome tonight.
Let's just stick... Can we please just stick to the plan?
GENEVIEVE: There is no way I can pull off a Kishan blindside
without Rome and Sol, but they're openly adversaries.
And then Teeny doesn't have a vote,
and she's really close with Kishan.
So that's really not an option to me.
- I know. - Like, why?
- 'Cause Genevieve loves us. - Yeah.
GENEVIEVE: But Rome and Sol have now just had this big fight,
almost to the point that it's irreparable damage
that can't be undone.
So it is going to take a miracle
to get them to work together.
There's just no, no, no way.
ROME: Sol, I just want to say
that, like, I know that I probably came across way wrong,
and, like, I just want you to know that I'm...
I apologize if I came off threatening
or whatever, you know, you may think.
SOL: All right, I appreciate that.
- Okay. Okay. - Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. It's a game.
- We need to get control. - Right, but...
- We're not gonna have it. - ...after, after...
- We're not gonna have it. - Yes, we will. I...
We're not gonna have it.
Could be a million-dollar decision.
Sol's like, "I don't want to work with Rome."
Rome's like, "It's a done deal.
Sol is going home tonight."
And what would be best for my game would be to take
a stealth shot at Kishan that he wouldn't see coming.
Is it bad that I'm excited?
It's gonna be a wild night.
The problem is, you have
to be in the majority, you need numbers.
It is not a one-person game. Genevieve doesn't get to pick.
But with so few votes,
and because the Steal a Vote advantage exists,
anything could happen,
and it wouldn't take too much
to turn the tide.
♪ ♪
PROBST: All right.
So let's start by talking about today's challenge.
Rome, I've never really seen anything like today in the sense
that you got to the puzzle first and never got
a single piece, not one piece of the puzzle.
ROME: You know, we did great
in the first part of the challenge today.
We were the first ones to get to the puzzle, so I stepped up.
I wanted to, you know, try my hand at it.
And, unfortunately, I failed pretty miserably.
PROBST: I was surprised
that you never wanted a different perspective,
like to step back or to look at it this way.
You just kept, like a doctor taking the...
Maybe Kishan can give a better analogy, but...
- [laughter] - Scalpel.
PROBST: Like the scalpel, yeah.
ROME: Well, I don't even know
if doing it differently would have changed anything,
in all honesty. I truly feel like we're just
not that great at those specific type of puzzles.
PROBST: Okay, so you lost, you're back here at Tribal.
So, Sol, if I dropped in on Camp Lavo this afternoon,
what would I notice happening?
Chaos times ten is what you would have walked into.
- Wow. - Yeah.
Look, after the challenge, Rome announces to me
that he has a Steal a Vote,
which shocked the hell out of me.
And he basically said,
"Since you're on the bottom, you and I can work together.
"Uh, the only way I'll do that, though,
is if you give me your Shot in the Dark."
ROME: Listen, it's not like
he didn't write my name down
last Tribal Council. He did.
So I told him, "The only way that I would trust you
"to work with you is if you give me your Shot in the Dark.
"But if you don't,
"then I'm gonna use my Steal a Vote on you,
"and you're not gonna be able to play your Shot in the Dark,
and you're gonna be going home tonight."
Sol, given the fact that you did vote for Rome,
that's not that unusual a request.
SOL: It's kind of smart,
but at the same time, for me, the way he went about it,
that's the key. I didn't appreciate it, and so
I said, "Are you threatening me, dude?"
- Uh, what did you say? - I said, "No.
- it's an ultimatum, not a threat." - Right.
And so, for me, it sounds like a threat, so I said,
"No, I'm not doing it."
PROBST: And, Rome, your threat about
- stealing his vote is... - Ultimatum, Jeff.
- [laughter] - The ultimatum
about stealing his vote is that you have
to have a vote in order to play the Shot in the Dark.
ROME: Precisely. And I just want
to say, Jeff, I, in the moment,
thought that that was the right thing to do,
but the way that I did it and the way that I approached Sol
was just not respectful.
Everyone that knows me in real life knows
I'm a super genuine person.
So I went to him today, and I apologized,
and I think that he does understand
that that's... that's just not who I am.
PROBST: Kishan, what's your take on this?
Because when there's only five of you,
it doesn't take much to vote somebody out.
An argument can do it.
You know, we're spending 24 hours a day with each other.
I think when you're so deprived of food,
you can't sleep at night,
there are parts of people's personalities
that are gonna come out that bother you, that irk you.
But I think if you let an argument guide your vote,
that's letting emotions get to you.
I think when you're playing this game,
you have to be more strategic than that.
- PROBST: Teeny, how about for you? - From my vantage point
as somebody who wasn't involved in the fight
and also from my vantage point as someone
who did lose their vote on a journey today,
all I could really do is put trust
in the people that I had worked with last Tribal Council
and hope that it goes well.
PROBST: Genevieve, what do you make about this?
Because it sounds like
there could be two people that aren't voting.
Teeny lost her vote,
Rome is threatening to steal somebody else's vote.
That means it could be four total votes,
but just three people.
Yeah. It means...
those three people have a lot of power.
And you better hope those three people are working with you
and have your back, because
they're gonna rule the day today.
KISHAN: Jeff, I don't think
at the end of the day it changes much
because it comes down to trust.
You trust the conversations you had.
You trust a plan that you've set forward.
It doesn't matter because you trust
- what the plan is in place. - PROBST: So, Sol,
that can't make you feel great.
Nope. Not great at all, and, um,
I'm just begging Rome,
bro, maybe not steal my vote?
I do have my Shot in the Dark here.
If my vote is not gone, I am playing it.
PROBST: And, Rome, what's interesting about this is,
that's a real person...
- Yeah. - I am a very real person...
- PROBST: ...saying to you... - ...in the flesh behind you.
- Yeah. - ...that, "I'm already in trouble, I think.
And now you're taking the only protection I have,"
which is the only move to make if you want to take out Sol.
But Sol's pleading with you,
"Give me a shot."
ROME: At the end of the day, it's going
to be my decision whether or not
I, uh, I take this guy's vote or not, and,
you know, I just got to trust the people that I trust,
and the people that I don't trust, I'm not gonna trust you,
and I'm going to do everything I can
to get you out of this game.
Wow.
Ooh. [laughs]
- Spooky, scary, right? - Yeah.
Is that the kind of laugh you give when you're watching
Survivor at home, Genevieve?
When I'm watching Tribal,
and it gets like this, and you're like,
"Oh, my God. Ooh, something's happening." Like...
So from all this chaos,
where do you sit right now as we are moments away from voting?
So, chaos times ten can be great as long as you're not in it.
But honestly, if I'm wrong tonight,
it's over for me.
So I think that this vote is
critical to the future success of my game.
♪ ♪
All right, it is time to vote.
ROME: You know, Jeff, I, uh...
I trust the people that I trust, like I said,
and I don't trust the people that I don't trust.
So I got a Steal a Vote, and
I'm gonna be stealing Kishan's vote tonight.
PROBST: All right, this is a Steal a Vote.
Rome, you are taking Kishan's vote,
which means, Kishan, you will not vote tonight.
Rome, when you go up, you will vote twice.
All right, it is time to vote. Genevieve, you're up.
♪ ♪
I'm absolutely freaking out.
♪ ♪
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-- Kishan.
Kishan. That's two votes-- Kishan.
Fourth person voted out of Survivor 47-- Kishan.
That's three. That's enough. Need to bring me your torch.
TEENY: I love you, Kishan.
KISHAN: I love you.
You guys are amazing. Good game.
Kishan, the tribe has spoken.
Time for you to go.
Good luck, y'alls.
- Thank you, man. - Thanks, Kishan. - Bye, Kishan.
Love you, brother.
Grab your torches. Head back to camp.
Good night.
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[groaning]
PROBST: Next time on Survivor...
Right.
That creates some fireworks.
RACHEL: What?!
GABE: I'm angry.
I want to crush her Survivor dream,
and I want to smile while it happens.
I got blindsided, as simple as it can be.
Some people may have caught wind of what I was doing,
which led to my downfall.
So, props to them. I respect the move.
I respect what they did.
Had I wished I had made final three? Of course.
Had I wished I won? Yes.
But I have no regrets.
That's the beauty of the game. You never know what to expect,
and that's what makes it fun.
[roars]