18x02 - The Poison Apple Needs to Go

[bunniefuu]

PROBST: Previously on

Survivor:

Two tribes-- Jalapao in red and

Timbira in black-- were stranded

in Brazil's Tocantins.

Take a look around-- Brazilian

highlands.

Beautiful part of Brazil,

but extremely harsh.

[thunder rumbles]

One person from each tribe is

not going to make this journey.

Based only on first impressions,

the tribes believed they were

voting out one of their own.

Zebra-striped top.

Sierra, head over.

Older lady.

PROBST: Sandy, you can't be

happy about this.

I'm pissed.

PROBST: But the game wasn't

over for Sandy and Sierra.

They had only been voted off the

trek.

They were flown to their tribe

camps in a helicopter, leaving

their unhappy tribe mates to

walk for hours.

This thing is getting heavy.

I mean, really heavy.

PROBST: Alone in their

camps, Sandy and Sierra

discovered a clue to a hidden

immunity idol.

People may think this is a

really stupid idea, but...

PROBST: Instead of searching

for the idol, Sierra decided to

win over the Timbira tribe with

hard work, which might have

succeeded.

Well, you know, Sierra, we

all love her.

PROBST: Or not.

But even though she's

awesome, she's got to go.

PROBST: Sandy searched for

the idol at Jalapao and came up

short.

Wonder what a pace is.

PROBST: Putting her in

danger.

Carolina struggling to stay up.

[cheering]

But when Jalapao suffered their

first loss...

Jalapao, Tribal Council tonight.

The first person will be voted

out of this game, and it's

coming from your tribe.

...Sandy was in deep trouble.

But Carolina's bossiness...

Let's try to get everything

done as soon as possible.

When it comes to, like,

working, I can get very

opinionated.

PROBST: ...made for a

surprise decision.

Carolina, the tribe has spoken.

Sandy narrowly escaped.

Can she survive another week?



Who will be voted out tonight?

Look around the outside of...

[chattering quietly]

It's not like we just picked

randomly.

No, I know.

I made it through Tribal

Council by a landslide.

I think Carolina played her, uh,

cards terribly wrong, and so

she's kept me in this game so

far.

[Sandy laughs]

Lord, thank you!

That's our boy.

He said, "We're going to have

fire," didn't you, honey?

I believe I'm underestimated in

this game.

I want to win this thing.

And as long as I'm here, I can

win it.

Thank you all so much for

letting me hang in here with

you all for a few more days.

We just did what's best for

the team, you know.

Oh, thank you so much.

Now that Carolina is out, I

mean, we all pretty much agreed

that she just swapped places

with Sandy.

Sandy was going to be first

and then Carolina after that.

Now Carolina was first and now

Sandy after that.

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Feel how soft.

Let me have a bite of that,

Joe.

Try that.

Oh, my God.

Maybe a little longer,

I think.

We need some protein.

We need protein in a bad way

right now.

Yeah.

Yes.

I don't know if the whole

tribe's up for it, but we're

going to eat some termites

today.

All right, so there was a

couple of mounds over here.

There's a mound right there.

Should we just open them up

and pick them up?

Most definitely.

All right, ready?

Yeah.

Ew, what's all them,

termites?

Oh, yeah, those are termites.

Oh, that's wild.

I've never been in a

situation where I've been

deprived of food for a long

period of time.

I'm a teenager, and I'm used to

having those, those comfort

foods at home, where if I'm

hungry, I can eat whenever I

want.

And out here, if I want a

snack, I'm going to have to go

find something.

Nuh-uh, buddy, you're coming to

Papa.

[Joe grunts]

Ah, ay-yo!

Holy cow!

Look at that big one!

I got to have that for

fishing.

Oh, get... no, no.

Eat that.

Just throw it in there.

Okay, all right.

Sweet mother of...

Hey, Steve!

Should we cut it first or

just bite into it?

Eat it.

Bite the head off.

Bite the head off.

You want the head or the

tail?

He wants to bite the head

off.

Just me and you splitting it?

Get you some, man.

Ooh.

Oh, God.

Oh, God.

It's tough.

[groaning]

Whoo!

Oh, that's nasty.

Your teeth are covered.

Oh, God.

It's tough, man.

You got to chew.

Bite it. Bite it.

Bite that sucker.

I love it!

Maybe I'll just wait.

I didn't try the worm.

After I saw Stephen's face...

[groans]

Uh-uh.

I mean, I'll eat one at a

challenge if I need to, but not

in real life.

So good, so good.

Gonna go, like, one of those.

Come on, come on, come on, come

on, come on, come on, come on.

Come on, come on, come on, come

on, come on.

Don't.

All right, breakfast is after

noon.

[chuckles]

Day one, my tribe tried to

vote me out.

I think they all perceive me

as the weakest link.

And instead, I came here and

there was a clue for a hidden

immunity idol, but I haven't

had a chance to look for it.

I'm still on the outs in my

tribe, so I most definitely

need to find it.

And I need someone to help me

with that.

In this game, you need people

on your side.

And Brendan's the one person

that didn't vote for me.

So he was the one I trusted the

most.

I'm glad you did.

Thank you.

Oh, really?

All right, but totally got

your back.

Sierra needed some help to

figure this out.

I think she didn't necessarily

feel comfortable that the tribe

was not going to vote her off

in the first Tribal Council,

and I think it's important

taking a look for.

It can't hurt.

The first clue, it said,

"The stick marks the spot on

your biggest beach.

Dig for a while and assistance

you'll reach."

Oh, I got it!

Oh, my God.

Okay.

"With your back to the river,

walk towards the lone tree.

Dig after ten paces at the

place where you'll be."

Yeah.

Yeah.

We'll probably figure it out

when we get there.

Should I go check on Brendan

and Sierra and make sure

they're still alive?

Go.

I'll wait here.

I just wanted to make sure

you all were alive.

Cool!

I love it!

Oh, how cool is this?

You guys have worked your tails

off.

Debbie caught us.

Luckily, Sierra had the idea of

saying that we're building a

fire pit, which I thought that

was really smart.

Uh, and just kind of went with

it.

This is so cool.

This will be fun.

It'll be good, right?

Yeah!

We can pretend we're at the

beach somewhere.

Debbie's so fun-loving.

She was all about it.

I mean, she was our best

salesperson.

Wait till you see what

Brendan and Sierra built.

A massive fire pit for a

big beach fire tonight.

Really?

I just don't think it makes

that much sense.

I probably won't go, you know.

I'd rather sit around here and

talk crap.

All right.

We were so close to getting

caught.

It may be a stupid move, but to

tell you the truth, I don't

think it worth it to continue

looking for the hidden

immunity idol, even though I

know where I stand in this camp

with these people, and I'm

really worried about my

position.

Are you hungry?

I was thinking I really want

to steam, like, big, like, sea

bass with, like, some olive oil

and fresh lime juice and wrap it

up in aluminum foil and just let

it steam.

Are you serious?

[laughs]

Are we going to do rice

at the same time?

That's fine with me.

The problem with that though

is with the beans, you got to

have them in water.

What happens with the rice is

that the rice soaks it all up,

and I'm afraid you're gonna

burn stuff.

You can just add water as

you go.

Think it's gonna be

undercooked or it's gonna be

overcooked.

Do you want to cook?

I'm gonna tell you right now.

It's either gonna be under-

or overcooked.

You know what, we've been

waiting three days to eat.

If I wait 20 more minutes for

rice to get cooked, it doesn't

matter to me.

But you're the one doing the

cooking, so...

I'm just telling you it's

not gonna be perfect.

You want to put everything

in the same pot.

So you guys want to do that,

no problem.

Candace, she has a personality

like mine.

She looks to find faults in

other people.

I do it because I'm-I'm a coach,

and I do it because that's my

job.

And I think that maybe she just

does it 'cause that's her

nature.

You're taking out, um, I

think, some frustration...

No, you're taking out

frustration.

You asked my opinion about the

rice and beans.

That's what I think.

I am an educated woman, and I

don't take crap from people.

And Coach comes over feeling

like he's the expert.

In real life, like, I would have

broke it down, like, to his

psyche, you know, and his

insecurities and how he

overcompensates.

I would've... I would've really,

like, got to him.

But here, I walked away, took a

breath, worked on something

else because I knew he was

gonna feel insecure and want to

apologize because he was wrong.

I don't want to fight with

you.

I don't want to fight with

you.

I just want to kiss you...

Stop. See? You're so full of

it.

No, listen...

Seriously, I don't even know

if you're being serious.

I am being serious.

You agreed that you took it

out on me.

And I apologize, and you

apologize for coming at me a

little bit strong.

[laughs]: I did not even come

at you strong.

I was just keeping it real.

A little... a little...

You can kiss right here.

Okay, that's good.

That man's got a ego bigger than

Brazil.

That will be the death of him,

is his ego.

Everywhere is smutty.

We can't stay clean over

here.

Y'all, seriously, I don't look

this rough normally.

When I clean up I'm so cute.

I promise you.

My husband will tell you...

What's your husband do?

Oh, really?

He-he gets all the

information and stuff.

Is he college or...?

College and NFL.

Nice. Eddie...? Last name?

What's your last name?

George.

Eddie George?

You're married to Eddie

George?

Mm-hmm.

The Ohio State Buckeye

Heisman Trophy winner?

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

That's your husband?

Mm-hmm.

Are you serious?

I'm so serious.

I...

[laughs]

Oh, my God.

Eddie George is a former NFL

running back.

He retired a few years ago from

the NFL.

And he also won the Heisman

Trophy back in college.

Uh, it's a pretty neat deal to

be on a tribe in Survivor with,

uh, Eddie George's wife.

Eddie George is not your

husband.

He's my husband.

[laughs]

I absolutely have no idea who

Eddie George is.

So while everybody around me is

freaking out, I'm feeling like

an absolute idiot.

You just changed your whole

perspective to everybody.

I've got a completely

different outlook on Taj.

Her husband's a very famous

football player.

So, you know, she's probably got

a lot more money than I do.

I hate to judge anybody by

how much money they have, but I

know I definitely need the

million dollars more than Taj

does.

PROBST: Come on in, guys!

Timbira getting your first look

at the new Jalapao Tribe.

Carolina voted out at the first

Tribal Council.

You guys ready to get to today's

challenge?

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Oh, yeah.

PROBST: As the rain comes

down to welcome us.

First things first.

Jerry, I will take back

immunity.

Thank you.

Once again, immunity is back up

for grabs.

For today's challenge, three

members of each tribe will race

through the water to grab a

ball.

You'll then work together until

you can sh**t the ball into your

basket, while members of the

other tribe attempt to stop you

any way they can.

The matchups will be determined

randomly, with an equal number

of men and women in each round.

First tribe to score three

baskets wins immunity and

something else.

Come on, baby, come on.

PROBST: I know you're hungry.

This should help: fishing gear.

Everything you need: spear, two

poles; you got line, tackle

box, a mask, knife.

This should change things back

at camp significantly.

Oh, yeah.

Big-time.

PROBST: In addition, the

winning tribe will send one

member from the losing tribe

to Exile Island.

Good news: waiting for you on

Exile, the clue to the location

of a hidden immunity idol.

And there is a twist to Exile,

which I will read after the

challenge.

A lot at stake.

Worth playing for?

OTHERS: Yeah!

PROBST: Timbira, you have one

extra member.

Who are you gonna sit out?

I'll sit out.

Debra, you'll take a spot on

the bench.

Everybody else, I'll give you

a minute to strategize.

We'll get started.

Come on.

[thunder crashing]

PROBST: All right, first

round, Taj, Stephen, and Sydney

for Jalapao taking on Sierra,

Candace, and Tyson for Timbira.

Here we go.

Go!

[yelling]

PROBST: Stephen quickly out

for Jalapao.

Taj trying to block out Tyson.

Tyson takes down Stephen and

passes off to Taj.

A wild shot!

[indistinct shouting]

Tyson has it for Timbira, over

to Sierra.

Sierra and Taj are fighting for

it now.

Stephen getting in on it.

Taj comes up with it for

Jalapao.

Candace intercepts for Timbira.

Timbira scores!

Whoo! All right!

PROBST: Timbira leads

one-zip.

[shouts indistinctly]

PROBST: All right, next

round, it is J.T., Joe, and

Sandy for Jalapao taking on

Erinn, Brendon, and Tyson

for Timbira.

Timbira leads one-zip.

Go!

Brendon and Joe going at it.

[indistinct shouting]

Joe dives for it.

Brendon comes up with it.

Brendon over to Tyson for

Timbira.

Tyson fakes J.T.

J.T. takes Tyson down.

Big takedown.

J.T. not letting Tyson get rid

of that ball.

Another takedown by J.T.

Tyson gets rid of it to Brendon.

Joe now trying to take Brendon

down.

Erinn and Sandy are tied up at

the other end.

Brendon gets away from Joe.

Brendon with a long shot, just

short.

Tyson with a shot for Timbira.

Timbira scores and now leads

two-zip.

All right, guys!

PROBST: Next round, all

women.

Candace, Sierra, and Erinn for

Timbira taking on Taj, Sydney,

and Sandy for Jalapao.

Timbira leads two-zip.

We are playing to three.

Timbira could win it right here.

Go!

Sierra and Sydney fight for the

ball.

Sierra has it.

Sydney takes her down.

Candace takes both of them down.

Four women all fighting for that

ball.

Taj now getting in on it.

Sierra holding on to it.

Hold on to it, Sierra!

Hold on to it, Sierra!

[indistinct shouting]

PROBST: Taj takes it from

Sierra.

It's Taj and Candace now.

Taj throwing Candace off of her!

Taj has a free run.

Can she make it count?

No!

Get it, Candace!

PROBST: Candace now has it

for Timbira.

Candace with a long shot.

Bounces back to Taj.

She's short.

Sydney puts it in!

Sydney keeping Jalapao alive.

Timbira now leads two-one.

Timbira still one basket away

for the win.

Next round, three men from each

tribe.

J.T., Joe, and Spencer for

Jalapao taking on Brendon,

Coach, and Jerry for Timbira.

Timbira leads two-one.

Here we go.

Go!

Go! Come on, Timbira!

PROBST: Joe and Brendon

racing for it.

Joe tries to skip it along.

It won't work.

Brendon has it for Timbira.

He's carrying Joe.

Brendon with a wild pass to

Jerry.

J.T. gets it for Jalapao.

Coach is really dragging.

J.T. fakes out Jerry...

and scores for Jalapao!

We are tied two-two.

Yeah!

PROBST: Next round, Stephen,

Sydney, and Taj taking on

Sierra, Candace, and Tyson.

We are tied two-two.

We're playing to three.

Winner of this point wins reward

and immunity.

Let's go, Taj!

PROBST: Survivors ready?

Go!

Come on, Tyson!

Go, Tyson!

PROBST: Stephen and Tyson

going at it.

Sydney has it for Jalapao.

Sierra takes her down.

Tosses to Taj.

Taj and Candace going at it.

Sydney takes it from Taj.

Sierra holding her down.

[indistinct shouting]

Sydney passes to Taj.

Candace trying to take Taj down.

Get it, Tyson!

PROBST: Tyson has it for

Timbira.

Go, Tyson!

PROBST: A wild shot!

Does no good.

Let's go, Sydney!

PROBST: Sierra has it.

This could win it.

No!

Stephen pulls Tyson down.

Sydney has it for Jalapao.

Just misses.

[thunder crashing]

[indistinct shouting]

Stephen has it for Jalapao, but

he can't get a shot off.

Get loose! Get loose!

PROBST: Stephen breaks free.

Could win it for Jalapao.

And he scores!

Jalapao wins immunity and

reward!

♪ ♪

Jalapao, congratulations.

Thank you.

PROBST: Big decision you have

to make, Jalapao.

You're now gonna send one member

of Timbira to Exile Island.

PROBST: Brendan, grab your

stuff; head over.

Now to the twist I told you

about earlier.

I have a very wet, but still

effective note.

It says to Brendan: "Choose one

member of the winning tribe to

join you at Exile Island."

PROBST: It's Taj and Brendan,

opposite tribes, together on

Exile.

Could be interesting.

Here is a map to Exile.

You will return to the game in

time for the next Tribal

Council.

I know you guys want this,

Jalapao.

Yeah, thank you!

PROBST: Congratulations.

It's beautiful!

PROBST: Jalapao, grab your

reward.

Head back to camp.

Happy fishing.

Timbira, got nothing for you

except a date with me at Tribal

Council.

Grab your stuff.

Head back to camp.

You have tonight and tomorrow

to figure out who is going home.

Our tribe's going to Tribal

Council, so we're going to have

to take somebody out.

Sierra's probably the one to go.

She didn't make the trek with

us at the beginning.

I mean, she's trying, but it

looks like she's numero uno on

the chopping block.

One, two, three!

Jalapao!

Today we won immunity and

fishing gear, which included a

casting net, a couple fishing

poles, a spear and some hooks

and stuff like that, so

we're looking forward to

spending our day without Tribal

Council going to try to find

some fish.

We need a physical challenge

like that.

To be the winning tribe

feels phenomenal.

If we lost immunity, there was

probably a 50% chance of me

going home.

But we won, and I'm here for

another several more days.

A net-- a cast net.

Just ease out here about

waist deep.

We have to figure out how to

throw it so it spreads out when

it hits and you can catch bait

fish that way.

J.T. has definitely emerged

as our tribe leader and

honestly, I'm thrilled to be out

here with him.

He's like no one I would

have met back at home and I

think we're getting to know each

other, which I thought is sort

of surprising because he's the

Alabama country boy.

He is Tom Sawyer, and I am the

angsty city boy.

He might just be seducing me

with his pretty country ways,

but I'm smitten.

You take the loose end...

Yeah.

You go back through that

hole and back through that hole

you just created.

I see.

What you'll do is just hold

it until you feel them, and

then just snatch it.

Stephen and I come from

different walks of life.

He's definitely a city boy and

I'm an south Alabama cattle

farmer.

But we get along really well.

So we have a good friendship.

I'm going to become the

greatest spear fisherman that

ever existed.

Oh, my God!

They're right here.

There was, like, four or five

of them.

We had some luck in seeing fish.

Not so much in catching the

fish, but I think the fishing

trip was successful in

cementing my and J.T.'s

friendship.

And I know that it makes me look

like his goofy, awkward,

right-hand man.

But if he thinks I'm the goofy,

awkward right-hand man, he's

going to want to keep me around

longer.

There's something inside here.

When Jalapao tribe picked me

to go to Exile, I was totally

psyched.

I wanted the chance to get the

immunity idol.

Rice, awesome.

And also to come to Exile with

somebody from the other tribe

is a great opportunity to learn

some information.

"You must each choose an

urn."

You go first.

All right.

Once Brendan and I made it to

Exile Island, we found two

urns, and there was a message

that we both had to choose one.

There's nothing in mine.

Uh-oh.

"Open in private."

Oh, crap!

Can you give me a moment?

Take a second.

We only have two cups.

"Congratulations.

You now have the clue to hidden

immunity idol.

It's up to you whether you

share this information with

anyone else."

I opened up my cup and it had

two notes in it.

The first note was the first

clue to find the immunity idol.

"If you want to be safe, snoop

around, take a peek, but in

tribal homelands is the thing

that you seek."

The tribal homelands?

I kind of look at this as an

awesome thing to get sent to

Exile this early in the game.

I just have to figure out where

the tribal homelands are.

"Also you have a choice before

you.

At the end of your stay at

Exile, you can return to the

tribe you just left or you

can join the other tribe.

This is a big decision.

It has potential to turn this

game on its head."

That it does.

The second note was saying that

I had the ability to switch

tribes.

No chance, no chance I'll go

to Jalapao.

Let me see it. I just want to

see what it looks like.

...with writing on it.

I'm gonna go take a walk,

though.

Do you want me to help you

find it?

It's yours.

You can walk with me, yeah.

Yeah, I don't want to sit

here by myself.

I'm working Brendan to give

myself a chance to find the

idol.

So I'm like trying to be real

nice.

I'm playing up the friendly

aspect because when my tribe

found out who my husband

actually is-- Eddie George from

the NFL-- I could just tell

that they were thinking,

"Well, she doesn't need this.

We need it."

Everybody thinks they have a

great cause.

Hell, my cause is I want it and

I'm going to stay here and get

it.

"If you want to be safe, snoop

around, take a peek, but in the

tribal homelands is the thing

that you seek."

Does that make any sense?

I think our homelands are

where we live.

Oh, you're right.

At that point, when I realized

the idol was somewhere back at

the tribe camps, I was thinking

there's two hidden immunity

idols.

There's one in our camp, and

one in Jalapao's camp, and it's

not the same idol that Sierra

was looking for.

Do you have, like, a buddy on

your team?

I haven't really bonded with

anyone yet.

So we have to bond.

Seriously, I'm all for that.

We have to bond.

So when you go back, will you

tell other people it's in your

homeland?

Probably not.

See, I'm thinking I need to save

myself from my tribe.

Yeah.

I'm an entrepreneur, and

having your own business, you

have to make people understand

who you are and make them feel

that, you know what, we can

work together.

And Taj and I created a great

bond that could be very helpful

for both of us if we do get to

the merge.

So if we do rendezvous later in

the game, I think we will have

a relationship in place.

The goal is that we both get to

get sent back here.

That's perfect.

Hopefully, that will give us

the next clue where it is in

our homeland.

So we need to work together.

Yeah.

Does that work?

That works for me.

We're going to try it.

That works?

Oh, yeah.

You guys, this is really

good.

You got a big chunk out of

your elbow right there.

That's where that young kid

tackled me, man.

I am shocked at that little

old lady.

Yeah, they almost drowned me

at one point.

It was a very tough

challenge, and it got really

physical.

So when we lost, I was very

disappointed.

I hate to lose because

somebody is going home.

Honestly, I didn't see Coach

playing that hard.

He barely tackled anyone.

He didn't fight to get free.

We need action, not words.

I feel like I'm dealing with

one of the, like, church women

at my church that go every

Sunday and wear these hats,

but they ain't on the up-and-up.

That's what I feel like, you

know.

Coach is not excelling

physically in the way that

I thought he would.

And at the end of the day, I

really don't see, like, what

all Coach is bringing to the

table except a lot of talk.

You know what I mean,

big-time right now.

I don't know.

I just... I don't like to be

around negativity, and if we've

got negative going on in the

group, it's going to be

really tough for me.

This kind of stuff that

you're telling me makes me

worried because who would go?

I thought earlier we'd all

decided Sierra.

Yeah, I know, but what I'm

thinking is this: I do want

the strong people to be here,

but I mean the poisoned apple

needs to go because it's going

to ruin the bunch.

At first I thought I'm going

with the plan and vote for

Sierra, and now Candace is...

boy, talk about cancer on the

team.

Just the negative attitude, I

think everybody's pretty much

fed up with it.

And, you know, sometimes there

is addition by subtraction.

She got on me.

She's going to get on everybody.

The cancer will ruin the tribe.

Oh, man, my man!

Hey!

All right!

Oh, my God.

How you doing, man?

Good.

What's going on, big guy?

Have you eaten anything?

Yeah, we had rice.

We got a fire.

We slept outside.

And it's just this giant dune

that comes out of the middle of

nowhere.

So how did you both look for

the idol at the same time?

There's two urns...

Uh-huh.

You each get to pick an urn,

and mine was empty and hers

had a clue.

And I was setting up camp.

She went back up, came back

down, but she never really said

if she got it or not.

You didn't charm the

clue out of her?

I don't know; she is clearly

on the outs with her tribe.

Really?

You think?

Yeah, that's what she said.

The idol is actually under

everybody's nose in camp.

I don't want to let that out of

the bag yet.

It's one very general clue,

and that's too broad.

So you know, I'll be patient

and just hope the clues keep

falling into my lap.

Who's that somebody going to

be?

Oh, yeah.

Like, he's a big guy, and he

looks like he's in good shape,

but I just haven't seen it yet.

But, I mean, I don't know

how soon we can do it.

I don't know if this Council,

it might be too soon.

Yeah.

I think if we just stay

chilled and let him keep

digging his hole.

Yeah.

So then the sad part is

somebody has to go.

Yeah.

Everyone has their strengths

and their weaknesses.

We just need to do what makes

the team stronger.

You're right about that.

What do you think, Coach?

The original plan when we

walked into camp was to go with

Sierra.

Okay, got it.

I didn't know how original

we were talking.

I'm like, wait a minute.

Is there a new original plan?

We're going to Tribal

Council.

And the girls think

that everybody is voting for

Sierra, but for me, the obvious

choice is Candace.

She's just a cancer on the

tribe.

I've been looking forward to

this elimination.

I think it's good.

I think it's what we need.

So hopefully, Candace has her

bags packed because she's out of

here.

How about you?

Yeah, that...

She crossed my mind.

Sierra was on my mind at first.

Coach, he wants to get rid

of Candace.

You know, I didn't necessarily

think he was right.

In the challenge yesterday, as

hard as Sierra played, I think

that she's just too small for

something like that.

Every time I saw her, she was

trying her hardest, but

somebody was holding her down.

So I think there's going to be

some challenges that probably

would suit Candace better than

they would Sierra.

We need to keep the strongest,

happiest tribe we can.

Yeah.

I will not vote you off

tonight.

I feel like it's my time,

it's my time.

I'm going to tell you

something.

I make my living off of people

trusting me.

So you just have to be cool

and relax.

Coach told me I wasn't going

to get voted out, but I know

that my whole tribe, from the

beginning, wanted to vote me

off, so I'm freaking out a

little bit about that.

Stop worrying.

I'm not worrying.

You are worrying.

You can't say you're not

worrying.

I know you're worrying.

I am not comfortable at all.

I still have not found the

hidden immunity idol.

So, I'm still looking behind my

back.

That's a long time for

people to be rallying.

Mm-hmm.

I don't know.

Okay, let's think about this.

You and I are both strong.

Yeah.

The guys have been talking

about voting Sierra off for

days.

Okay, I worry about the fact

that, like, if anybody strays a

little bit, like...

Listen, I'm going to tell you

right now.

It ain't you or me.

They know what we're worth.

As far as I know, it's Sierra

going home.

And if it's not, then there's

mad shadiness going on around

this tribe.

Yeah.

Everybody trying to figure

it out.

And this is just the

beginning.

I know it.

PROBST: Behind each of you

is a torch.

Go ahead and grab a torch.

Approach the flame, dip it in,

and get fire.

This is part of the ritual of

Tribal Council because, in this

game, fire represents your life.

As long as you have fire,

you're still in the game.

When your fire's gone, so are

you.

Let's go back to the very

beginning.

Sierra, based on very little

information, you were voted out

of this tribe.

What was going through your

mind at that moment?

Um, a part of me wanted to

give up for a second.

It was written all over my face

that I was sick, so I

automatically looked weak from

the get-go.

So I think their vote was valid.

PROBST: Tyson, what was your

reaction to Sierra?

She kind of looked miserable

on the truck.

I didn't see her pull

anything off.

I didn't see her gather very

much.

She seemed to be struggling in

the heat and didn't seem very

happy, so...

PROBST: Candace, how much

time was spent talking about

Sierra and why everybody voted

for her?

Honestly, there was a little

bit of resentment because it was

such a difficult trek and she

was taking a helicopter ride.

And I think she really wasn't

that excited to be here or

wanted to be here as much as

everyone else.

PROBST: And what do you

think the vibe is on you,

overall?

I think I'm vibing with the

group, but it's like, you never

know.

I mean, sometimes I talk a

lot, and maybe that might be

misinterpreted.

We're all different.

It's hard to tell.

PROBST: Coach, do you think

anybody would tell you this

early in the game if you didn't

mesh?

At this point, you got to

go with your intuition.

And if you're clashing with

somebody, you've got to sense

that on your own because I guess

at this stage, nobody is going

to tell you that.

PROBST: Let's talk a little

about Exile Island.

Brendan, how was Exile?

Um, it wasn't exactly

luxurious by any means, but it

was a cool experience to go

check out and have a chance to

kind of go there with Taj and go

through the process of Exile.

PROBST: So, Coach, how

curious was everybody about

Brendan's stay on Exile?

Right off the bat, he said

there were two jars, and one of

them had a clue to look for the

idol and the other one didn't.

He didn't get the clue.

And that's somebody that I

respect and trust and I believe



PROBST: Jerry, are you

surprised how quickly trust is

a major issue in this game?

You barely know these people.

Jeff, yes, trust is a major

issue in this game.

Because if you can win the trust

of over half the tribe, then

you'll be here for a while.

But if you can't win the trust,

your time here is going to be

limited.

PROBST: Hard to make a vote

this early on?

It's really hard to make a

vote this early on.

I've bonded with this group of

individuals so closely, and

we've got to know each other

real, I mean, real well.

PROBST: Erinn, what are you

reacting to?

We can talk all day about

how much we all get along and

this, that and the other thing,

but we don't know these people.

We've known them for six days.

But I don't know if the person

I've bonded with is who you

really are.

I just think we need to be

careful.

I have to disagree with

Erinn.

We're not at the Holiday Inn.

We are out there surviving

together.

That trek that we went through,

to me that's how you really get

to know someone.

But I don't know that that's

how you get to trust someone.

Well, I've already built

trust.

I've built trust with several

people on this tribe.

PROBST: All right, it is time

to vote.

Tyson, you're up.

You played a great physical

game, but nobody wants a snake

in the grass.

PROBST: I'll go tally the

votes.

PROBST: If anybody has the

hidden immunity idol and you

want to play it, now would be

the time to do so.

All right.

Once the votes are read,

the decision is final.

The person voted out will be

asked to leave the Tribal

Council area immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote: Candace.

Sierra.

One vote Candace;

one vote Sierra.

Candace.

Two votes Candace;

one vote Sierra.

Candace.

That's three votes Candace;

one vote Sierra.

Candace.

Four votes Candace;

one vote Sierra.

Second person voted out of

Survivor: Tocantins: Candace.

That's five.

That's enough.

You need to bring me your torch.

Candace, the tribe has spoken.

Well, your first Tribal

Council, your first blindside.

Congratulations.

Grab your torches.

Head back to camp.

Good night.

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Survivor:

The tribes are hit hard.

Push it!

Let's go! Move!

[screaming]

PROBST: And Taj makes a

secret alliance.

We would have a four-way

alliance that nobody knows

about.

That nobody knows about.

Exactly.

They won't even know what's

coming.

[laughing]

I'm surprised.

I'm really pissed off.

I worked really hard.

I worked in the challenges.

I worked on camp.

And I did everything I could

to try to make Timbira stronger.

And I thought that that was the

goal.

But I guess this is more like

day camp.

In the long run, I was an asset

and they're going to need me.