17x06 - It All Depends on the Pin-Up Girl

[bunniefuu]

JEFF PROBST: Previously on

Survivor:

For the past 18 days, the yellow

tribe, Kota, was the king of the

jungle, winning eight out of ten

challenges.

Kota, once again, immunity is

yours.

The entire tribe was united,

except for Dan and Susie.

I don't have the confidence

that we get to the merge and

these people have got my back.

PROBST: Throughout the game,

the red tribe, Fang,

consistently made questionable

moves.

I'm stuck in a tribe that has

no skills.

PROBST: Ace made a heads-up

play...

That's the deal.

Deal?

Deal.

PROBST: ...when he pulled

Matty into an alliance with his

long-time ally, Sugar.

I've been relying on Ace the

whole time.

One of Sugar's biggest

plusses is the fact that she has

the immunity idol.

And I've got Sugar in my pocket.

PROBST: Their first move was

to vote out Ace's biggest enemy,

Kelly.

Kelly, the tribe has spoken.



Who will be voted out tonight?

♪ ♪

[animals chirping, chittering]

[animal squawks in distance]

This is a tough game.

We're starving.

There's nothing to eat.

I'm starting to lose my spirit,

I'm starting to lose my hope.

It's-it's become hopeless.

I'm hopeless about Fang.

What happened?

As soon as I got up, it

tipped over.

But just a little bit came out.

But I'll scoop it back in there,

'cause it... it was just a

little bit.

That's a ton.

Rice is more valuable than gold,

and she just clumsily trips over

it and spills it.

I wanted to just lay into her

and chew her out, but I... it's

just pointless.

You can't cry over spilled

milk, you know?

It's just too late.

Is it done?

Yeah. Not so bad.

You guys ready?

Nothing like some fresh

oatmeal rice.

I don't want to take away

from you and Matty.

Crystal, eat.

Ace, you eat.

Come on, please?

You don't have to beg me.

You eat.

I don't want to feel like I took

away from anybody in this tribe.

So by all means, eat your full,

like you normally do.

This tribe, Fang tribe, we're

not working together.

Everybody has grudges against

each other.

Matty and Ace are basically

going against Crystal.

These guys are trying to call

the shots, and I don't like

that, I don't like that at all.

You guys don't have to say

anything, but your faces say a

thousand words.

That's the difference between me

and you guys.

Crystal did me a favor.

She will be the next lamb to the

slaughter.

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♪ ♪

[animal bellows]

My parents are, like,

"Corinne, try not to curse so

much when you're there, because

people are gonna think you're

trashy."

[laughter]

I think Charlie and Marcus

and Corinne seem very, very

tight, and at times almost

exclusive.

And I'm just the type of person

that I'm always gonna feel a

little bit vulnerable, a little

bit insecure.

I mean, I wanted to clarify that

I'm, like, a really sensitive

person.

Yeah.

And it's weird when I'm not

part of a group.

I kind of, like... it-it, like,

makes me feel bad a little bit.

That's just me, like, that's how

I am with groups.

Yeah. Yeah.

You know, I like to be part

of the group.

I would say that Dan is

socially inept in a lot of ways.

I don't know if he's a former

fatty or why he wasn't liked as

a child, but deep down inside

he's a little kid that's seeking

approval.

It's different than Fang,

where I alienated myself because

I didn't like those people.

With you guys, it's completely

opposite.

It's, like, all right, I really

like these three...

Dan is the ultimate paranoid

human being.

At some point, Dan is gonna be a

huge liability, and

unfortunately, there's nothing I

can do to-to sort of save him

from-from himself at this point.

Do you feel better?

Yeah, I do.

Okay.

Do you guys?

Yeah.

All right. Good.

♪ ♪

PROBST: Come on in, guys!

Kota getting your first look at

the new Fang Tribe.

Kelly voted out at the last

Tribal Council.

All right, you guys ready to get

to today's challenge?

OTHERS: Oh, yeah. Yeah.

PROBST: For today's

challenge, gonna play a little

game of keep-away.

On my "go," three members of

each tribe will toss a breakable

ball back and forth, while one

member of the other tribe

attempts to smash that ball or

force it to the ground.

You'll be playing at the same

time, in two rings.

The tribe whose attacker breaks

their opponent's ball first wins

a point.

We are playing to three.

Want to know what you're playing

for?

Yeah.

Hell, yeah.

PROBST: The winning tribe

will be picked up by helicopter,

flown to a beautiful location

here in Gabon.

You'll be bringing with you

everything you need for a nice

afternoon picnic.

[gasps]

Beer.

Beers.

PROBST: You have some bread,

veggies, meats, cheeses...

Cheese!

PROBST: ...some nice drinks.

It should be a fun afternoon.

In addition, the winning tribe

will send one member of the

losing tribe to Exile Island.

Worth playing for?

OTHERS: Oh, yeah. Yeah.

PROBST: Kota, you have two

extra members.

Who's gonna sit this one out?

Charlie and I would like to be

the cheerleaders today.

PROBST: Corinne, Charlie,

take a spot on the bench.

Everybody else, I'll give you a

minute to strategize, we'll get

started.

First round, Randy, the attacker

for Kota, will be going up

against Fang.

Ace, the attacker for Fang,

he'll be going up against Kota.

Fang looking to break a

five-challenge losing streak.

Survivors, ready...

Go!

Ace goes after Bob in the Kota

ring.

Randy very aggressive in the

Fang ring.

Yes!

PROBST: Ball hits the ground.

Kota scores first point!

[cheering]

Yeah, Kota!

Over.

PROBST: Kota leads: one-zip.

Next round, Bob, the attacker

for Kota, Sugar, the attacker

for Fang.

[growls]

This guy is so ugly over

here.

He's such an ugly person.

He's mean.

PROBST: This should be fun.

Yeah.

PROBST: Survivors, ready...

Go!

Sugar being aggressive, giving

everything she has trying to

score for Fang.

Bob takes Kenny out, doesn't

help.

Fang's still alive.

Bob takes a hard fall.

Stay after him, Sugar.

Be a hero.

[laughs]: Okay.

PROBST: Fang needs to score.

Sugar, you need to pick it up.

Do not drop that ball.

[grunts]

PROBST: Big takedown from

Bob!

It doesn't work, though-- Ace

keeps the ball alive.

Nice, Ace!

PROBST: Sugar doing

nothing, absolutely nothing.

Come on, Sugar!

PROBST: Sugar's gonna have to

get aggressive, try to make

something happen.

Bob almost deflects it!

No! Another takedown by Bob on

Matty!

[laughing]

Come on, Sugar!

PROBST: Ace tries to get it

past Bob, but Bob shuts him

down!

Kota scores again!

Kota leads: two-zip.

We are playing to three.

This could be it.

Next round, attacking for Kota

is Dan.

He could end this challenge.

Attacking for Fang is Matty,

trying to keep Fang alive for a

big reward.

Survivors, ready...

Go!

Matty comes out strong, chasing

after that ball quickly.

Dan very aggressive on Ace.

Ace gets rid of it to Crystal.

Crystal to Sugar, back to Ace.

Ace back to Sugar. No!

Dan causes the ball to break!

Kota scores!

Kota wins reward!

[excited chatter]

All right, Kota, big decision.

You're sending one member of

Fang to Exile Island.

Let's go ahead and send

Sugar.

PROBST: Sugar, this is

unprecedented.

I don't think we've ever had

anybody be sent to Exile five

times, back-to-back-to-back...

to-back-to-back.

Yeah, I'm here to break

records, you know. [laughs]

PROBST: All right, Sugar, get

your stuff.

Sugar is a pinup model.

She is completely worthless when

it comes to challenges.

So when it comes to Sugar in

this game... I would really,

really, really desire her to go.

PROBST: Kota, it should be a

fun afternoon.

[indistinct chatter]

Fang, I got nothing for you.

We lost the biggest reward

yet.

It's hard, you know, when you

see them walking away.

They have everything, and we

have nothing.

And we see Kota in their

beautiful chopper just lavishing

in their reward, you know?

It's madness, it's total

madness.

♪ ♪

Reward was a helicopter ride,

and I was lucky enough to have

the front-row seat.

Just seeing that incredible

crater, it made my trip to

Africa.

The only thing that was beating

faster than the rotors on that

helicopter was the beating of my

heart.

Oh, wow.

Close as I want to get.

Holy cow.

Stay away from the edge.

You're making me nervous,

Marcus.

The beautiful scenery, it was

awesome.

It's something I thought I would

never experience, so it just

gives you more incentive, more

power, more strength to know

that you can get through this,

no matter what.

So it was very... it was very

surreal for me.

It was just amazing.

Let's get our blanket out.

This is great, let's get our

blanket out.

Sardines! Ha-ha!

I don't think in

my entire 29 years of living

I've ever been so embarrassed.

I'm humiliated. I felt pathetic.

My spirits are dropping so fast.

I look over, and, like, Sugar,

she's just, she can't do

anything.

She's just being dominated.

It was pointless for us to even

keep going.

She was just standing there

getting walked all over.

I hate it.

I'm starting to get pissed.

As long as there's physical

challenges, we're gonna lose.

Want to take a boat ride, Ace?

Sure, bro.

We need to take out Sugar.

Okay, this is what we do.

We go Kenny, Crystal and I vote

for Sugar.

You don't have to vote for

Sugar, so you're not

backstabbing her, okay?

Sugar's gone, and it's you and I

to the merge a hundred percent.

There's no question.

You know we're a hundred

percent, you and me.

No, I don't know that.

We're aligned.

Me and you are aligned, so make

me comfortable.

We need to take out Sugar or at

least get the idol out.

Yeah, I see the logic, dude.

I see that logic.

Okay, we know exactly where

it's sitting, and we can use it

to our advantage when we have

to.

You know what they're

talking about, right, Cri?

Yeah, those two asses out

there in the boat trying to get

me off.

They are. Will you trust me?

I've been there with you

from day one, Kenny.

We have to blindside Ace.

Yeah.

I have to talk to Sugar.

Crystal, you trust me a

hundred percent, right?

I trust you a hundred

percent.

Okay.

I can feel Ace, right now,

strategically, wants to get rid

of me.

The way that he's manipulating

Matty, he's a devil.

And he has to go.

This is... this is awesome.

Getting this is just

incomparable.

And the best part about this

is they don't get it.

And they may be completely

out of rice, to add insult to

injury.

Oh, oh...

What is this?

Oh, my...

Oh, my God!

Wait, stop. Everyone, shh!

Holy cow, these are letters

from home.

Oh, my God, they're letters!

Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

[gasps]

Oh, my God!

They're really letters!

[sobbing]

Bob, are you okay, man?

No, I'm not!

Your family loves you, Bob.

I know it. [sobbing]

[grunts]

I don't know which one to read

first.

This is from David.

My dad, he never writes

anything, and he wrote me a

letter.

Isn't that cool?

He never writes anything.

He wasn't even excited.

He didn't show any excitement

when I was leaving.

Wow.

"You should receive..."

I can't read it.

My eyes keep blurring.

I'm close to these people here,

but these are the people that

are the closest to my heart.

Life is good.

And I realize how lucky a man I

am.

I'm here.

And I can't...

I can't wait to get home to

them.

Life doesn't get better than

this.

Back to the Sugar Shack

for me.

I don't really know what the

hell's happening in this game.

I'm just...

trying to survive. [laughs]

Thank God for Ace.

What's funny is I'm pretty sure

we're using each other, but I

feel like my tribe thinks I'm

naive and that I'm sticking

with him out of stupidity, but

I'm sticking with him because

he's the strongest player at

this point.

So I just hope that they're not

all screwing me around.

PROBST: Come on in, guys!

We'll now bring in Sugar,

returning from Exile Island.

PROBST: All right, you guys

ready to get to today's

immunity challenge?

Yeah.

PROBST: First things first,

Dan, I will take it back.

Thank you.

Good news and bad news about

today's challenge.

Bad news is, both tribes are

going to Tribal Council tonight.

Both tribes are gonna vote

somebody out.

The good news, each of you will

have an equal shot at winning...

individual immunity.

It's a log roll.

You're gonna match up

against another tribe member.

It might be somebody from the

other tribe.

It might be somebody from your

own tribe.

Your goal is to stay on the log

longer than the other person.

First person to hit the water

is out.

Winners move on.

Last person left standing wins

immunity and is safe at

tonight's Tribal Council.

I think I may have a target

on my back, so it's very, very

important for me personally to

go in there and win, and not

just win by a little.

Win by a lot.

PROBST: In addition, there is

a twist which will be revealed

after the challenge is over.

Another twist?

PROBST: We'll draw numbers,

get our matchups, we'll get

started.

All right, first matchup, Dan

taking on Ace.

All right, here we go.

Put a foot on the log.

Three, two, one, walk.

We are on. First matchup.

Good footwork.

Dan is in the water.

Ace moves on to the next round!

Next round, Charlie versus

Crystal.

This challenge is on.

Charlie and Crystal looking to

move on.

Crystal in the water first.

Charlie moving on to the next

round.

Big matchup, Marcus versus

Matty.

Good save by Marcus.

Matty's in the water.

Marcus moving on to the next

round!

Randy taking on Susie.

Both from the Kota tribe.

Nice footwork.

Ah! Susie in the water first.

Randy moving on to the next

round.

Kenny versus Sugar.

Two Fang members.

This dumb thing. [laughs]

I can't even move this.

PROBST: Can he fight to hang

on?

No! Kenny in the water first.

Sugar moving on.

Last of the first rounds, Bob

and Corinne.

Of course he did.

[laughter]

PROBST: Who knew that would

come in handy?

Here we go, Bob versus Corinne.

Bob, the former log roll winner.

Three, two, one, walk.

[Bob whistling, Sugar laughing]

Corinne in the water first.

Bob moving on!

All right, semifinal round.

We have our matchups.

Charlie taking on Ace.

Go.

Come on, Charlie.

PROBST: The winner moves on

to the final round.

Ace staying alive.

Charlie's got him on the run.

Great match. Ace on the run.

Can he recover?

Charlie's in the water first!

Ace moving on to the final!

Very close.

Now it is Marcus taking on

Randy.

One of you will move on to the

final round.

Come on, Randy.

PROBST: Randy on the run.

Randy in the water first.

Marcus moving on to the final

round.

All right, next round, Sugar

versus Bob.

We're on.

Winner moves on to the final

round to join Ace and Marcus.

Great match.

Sugar not going anywhere.

Bob slips, trying to hang on.

Bob is back up, a great

recovery.

[Sugar screams]

Bob in the water first.

Sugar moving on.

Congratulations!

PROBST: The log rolling

champion hits the water first.

You'll be ridiculed back home.

[laughter]

For the final round, all three

of you will be on the log at

the same time.

[groaning]

Take your spots.

For the final round, Ace, we

drew for spots, you got the

middle.

You guys put a foot on the log,

hold it steady.

You know, I feel this win is

enormous, so it's important

that I win this challenge.

If I can pull it off, I'll be

proud of myself.

If not, I'll probably sh**t

myself in the pinky toe.

PROBST: The challenge is on.

Three people on the log at once.

The last person on the log wins

immunity.

Good footwork by all three.

Sugar with a nice save.

Another nice save by Marcus.

Sugar on the run.

Another nice save.

Everybody still alive.

Sugar in the water first!

It's Ace and Marcus fighting

for immunity.

Great battle.

Ace in the water first!

Marcus wins individual immunity.

Whoo!

PROBST: Congratulations.

[applause]

Marcus, safe at tonight's Tribal

Council.

Now, to the twist, this is yours

to read.

Read it out loud so everybody

can hear it.

"You will now assign immunity

to one member of the other

tribe."

I'm going to give this to

Sugar.

PROBST: Sugar, come on over.

[applause]

My hope is that Sugar is

smart enough to keep the

immunity idol to herself and

that might actually end up

giving us one of our biggest

surprises, which would be

losing a big power player from

the Fang tribe in Ace, Matty,

or Crystal.

PROBST: Sugar safe at

tonight's Tribal Council for

Fang.

Marcus is safe for Kota's.

When I saw Sugar with the

immunity necklace around her

neck, I'm like, "Damn!

This girl has two idols!"

She is now the most powerful

person in this game.

Who would you have picked

from the other tribe to give

immunity to?

I don't know.

You don't know?

Maybe Susie.

Susie?

Yeah.

Yeah, you think Susie's gonna

be gone tonight?

I think that's irritating

people.

Oh.

Matty and Ace, they're

thinking to get rid of Crystal

and it all depends on the

pin-up girl, Sugar.

So, yeah, I will lie in this

game.

I will do everything in my

power to get her to vote with

me because my life and Crystal's

life rests upon her.

So, basically, this is honest

to God truth.

This is what's happening around

camp.

I'm not lying to you.

Matty goes, "We're voting out

Sugar next immunity challenge."

And then Crystal's like, "Okay."

So then when Crystal went away,

I looked at Ace, I'm like,

"Are we really voting out

Sugar?"

And Ace is like, "Right now

Sugar is really good for nothing

except for the hidden immunity

idol."

They think you're like

clueless, you're like a dumb

blonde or whatever.

Okay, and Ace thinks he has

you wrapped around his finger.

Okay.

I don't trust Kenny, he might

have been lying to me.

But I have been trusting the

biggest snake in the game so

far and I've known that.

So, I really don't know who to

trust at any point in this game.

Ace is like, "Well, I

actually got the hidden immunity

idol from her once, I can

probably do that and then we can

blindside her and then I'll have

the hidden immunity idol."

And I was like, "Oh, my freaking

God, this guy is a snake."

You and I will say we're

voting on Crystal.

We blindside Ace.

Blindside Ace today.

And we don't have to worry

about the snake ever again.

Never again.

I trust Sugar and I trust

that she will go along with the

plan to vote out Ace.

She may be the pin-up girl, but

she's very smart.

Kenny has reassured me all is

well.

I will truly believe Sugar when

she writes Ace's name down.

Either she's going to write my

name or she's going to write

Ace's name.

Why?

Who's going to do that?

They'd only have two votes.

Matty's with you.

They'd have three votes.

No, it'd be Kenny and

Crystal, wouldn't it?

I gave it back to you last

time.

I'll give it back to you this

time.

Oh, Ace, I gotta think

about it, okay?

That's fine.

You make me feel awful.

When Ace asked me for the idol,

it made me think maybe Kenny

was telling me the truth.

Don't you think after...

Ace definitely knows how to

finagle people much more than

I've ever seen anybody do,

probably in my life.

But he's definitely had my back.

I'll bring the last of it,

and then that's it.

All right, go for it.

Crystal's supposed to go

next, but plans could change.

Ace could be turning on me now.

I have no idea.

Oh, God, what am I gonna do with

this thing?

PROBST: Sugar, you've been

out here 21 days.

Tell me about camp life.

What's going on?

Um, we are very low on rice.

Crystal accidentally knocked

some over, and she didn't eat

because she knocked it over.

PROBST: Kenny, how much rice

did you have before Crystal

knocked it over?

We had about seven days

worth.

Crystal ended up scooping some

of the rice that she spilled

outside back into the pot.

So, probably had about five and

a half days worth of rice.

PROBST: So, Matty, the rice

is so valuable, that if you

spill even a little in the dirt,

you gotta pick it out grain by

grain.

The rice is valuable.

It's the most valuable thing we

have.

We get about six to eight

spoonfuls a day of rice.

PROBST: Wow.

And she spills the rice, and

nobody goes, "God, Crystal,

what are you doing?!" Nobody...

No, but your faces said it

all.

Just simmer down.

Your face said it all.

My face says it all... nobody

says a word to her.

Because they knew it was an

accident.

Exactly, so just...

I didn't purposely go over to

the rice box and just throw the

rice down.

Just let me get to my point.

Can I get to my point?

Get to your point and then

I'll talk.

So, then we looked past it.

We moved past that issue.

PROBST: Ace, make sense of

that for me.

Crystal made a mistake.

That's common.

The whole part of us feeling

angry at her I thought was a bit

concocted in her own head.

Now I'm delusional.

I can see it on your face, Ace.

Okay, don't look at me like

that.

When Matty turned around he was

like, "Oh, whatever."

Then he made some look at you,

Ace.

I didn't say anything to

anybody.

I just sat down there picking up

about 20,000 grains of rice

and then they started to eat.

"Oh, Crystal, come on and eat."

No, I spilled some of the rice

so I will go without and

that's what I did and that's

why I did it.

Nobody asked you to, Crystal.

It's not like you saved me

any anyways-- you still ate it.

I asked you three times...

Yeah, I mean, if you cared

enough you would've saved me

some anyways.

PROBST: Sugar, you have,

like, the perfect seat in the

midst of this great

Shakespearean drama.

I know.

PROBST: Your eyes are like

saucers.

This sounds like such petty

bull crap to me.

I mean, I think that we can get

past our issues better than

this, and this is why we haven't

been winning, because people are

holding these stupid, petty

things against each other.

PROBST: All right, Sugar, you

have individual immunity

tonight.

You can assign that to somebody

else or keep it for yourself.

Keeping it.

PROBST: Sugar is safe

tonight.

Everybody else is fair game.

It is time to vote.

Ace, you're up.

You're one of the snakes, and

I got to get rid of you.

Go home.

Crystal, I've been waiting

for this day for so long, and I

am so happy it's here.

PROBST: I'll go tally the

votes.

If anybody has the hidden

immunity idol and you want to

play it, now would be the time

to do so.

Okay, 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, Ace.

Crystal.

One vote Ace, one vote Crystal.

Ace.

Two votes Ace, one vote Crystal.

We're tied.

Two votes Crystal, two votes

Ace, one vote left.

Seventh person voted out of

Survivor: Gabon...

Ace. That's three.

You need to bring me your torch.

PROBST: Ace, the tribe has

spoken.

Good luck, guys.

PROBST: Well, based on the

reaction from Ace, I'd say that

was a blindside.



starting to play this game.

Grab your torches.

Head back to camp.

Good night.

Don't go away.

Coming up next, Kota prepares

for their own Tribal Council.

Right now would be an

optimal time to get me out.

PROBST: While Dan digs his

own grave...

Susie commits social suicide.

I was actually going to vote

you.

Really?!

I hate her.

I want her gone, yesterday.

Can I ask you a question?

What?

I'm not going tonight, am I?

Not that I know of.

Given the fact that everyone's

voting for Susie.

It has to be Susie, 'cause

we have no idea.

We could stay together as a

tribe for another two rounds.

Right now would be an optimal

time to get me out as a strong

player so this is a huge vote

for me, because I'm either going

to come back here and trust

everyone or I'm going to be at

home eating a pizza.

Please trust us.

Yeah.

And, you know...

And-and that is incredible

faith on my part, but I know I

got to do it.

Randy's replaced Bob in a

final four situation, because I

think Randy's willing to cast

his lot in with a good group of

people, and he's found that.

And he, you know, as long as he

keeps his end of the bargain,

he's got a great run for this

game.

She knows she's low man on

the totem pole.

She's bound to.

She may continue to dig her

grave all day long, and-and

y'all's conclusion may shift.

Of course.

As annoying as Bob is, I see

him as being as loyal and

trustworthy as the day is long.

And-and right now, I can't

say the same thing about Dan.

I can't, either.

But I'm closer being able to

say it about Susie than I am

about Dan.

Dan is super vulnerable

tonight.

And the only thing Dan has going

for him right now is that he

should really cross his fingers

that Susie's going to blow up

and do some crazy stuff.

I really like you, and I

don't want you to go home.

So I'm not writing your name

down, and I just wanted you to

know that.

You're just not on my list of...

Do you know who-who they're

thinking about voting out?

Um, I think that it's going

to be Dan.

That's what your-- your guess

is it's gonna be Dan?

I think so, yeah.

But we felt like we don't want

to take somebody that's gonna

flip.

I feel really good about the

fact that you wouldn't.

No, I wouldn't, as long as

you keep me in the loop.

I-I figured people were talking,

and I figured eventually they

would come to me and tell me

where I'm at, you know.

'Cause I-- when I was gonna--

Okay, I'm gonna be honest with

you.

I was actually going to vote

you, because...

Why?

Because I know that I'm a

hard worker.

I-I know that without having

fire and water and food, how are

you going to perform physically?

You're going to have to take

that time to do that work.

Mm-hmm.

So I'm just being totally up

front with you, so, and

that's the truth.

Okay, so you need me to help

more.

Well, yeah, I need help from

everybody, actually.

So that's where I'm at.

But I-I appreciate that, 'cause

now I know which way I can

swing.

So this moron has decided

that she'd like me to go.

Really?!

I hate her.

I hate her, hate her, hate her.

Like, I really want to stab her

in the face.

And if you piss me off, you've

pissed off my alliance.

Did I not say to you guys

she's nuts?

I mean, certifiable.

But she's the worst kind of

nuts, 'cause you don't see it

coming.

She goes whichever way the

wind is blowing.

Um, I mean, I hate her.

I want her gone, yesterday.

Susie's game is no game.

And the problem with no game is

her vote can be bought.

She's gone.

Tonight, I don't want any

sort of curveball.

I do not want to go home

tonight.

I don't know what could be

cooking.

I mean, Dan doesn't have the

idol, does he?

Not that I know of.

What if Susie and Dan get

together, Dan has the idol,

and he's like, "Let's both

vote Corinne"?

Then you're gone.

Let's just take her out.

Then she has to go.

Everybody's a*s is on the

line.

Susie needs to go.

She's annoying.

I want her to go home, and soon.

So, um, here's the thing.

My entire plan was wedged on the

fact that Susie is easy, she

trusts us, and she's never

gonna win individual immunity.

We can get rid of her when we

want.

I didn't realize she was loco

en la cabeza.

Like, I had no idea that that

was what I was dealing with.

I am devastated right now.

Well, I'm completely

frustrated, because I feel like

we got some issues that we had

no idea existed.

What do you think is the

safer bet?

'Cause I'm really a little

concerned.

We're at the point where

I think either decision has

incredible risks associated

with it.

Right.

Thank God we have a

two-person advantage at this

point.

But Dan could have the

immunity idol.

But I really doubt it, so--

If he actually does have the

immunity idol, we should vote

out Susie.

Yeah.

Just in case there's an idol.

Yeah.

We're worried that Dan has the

immunity idol, because he spent

a couple days on Exile Island.

But we also think that Dan may

need to go.

So unfortunately, it's not who

is the best asset.

It's who is the least risky.

Which stinks because, you know,

we still don't know who we're

gonna be better off with.

PROBST: Marcus, is the game

at a point where you're now

looking out for yourself versus

keeping our tribe strong?

I think we're basing our

decision on what we're

expecting to come in the next

few days.

We've got to surround ourselves

with the most powerful crowd of

people, because that's the only

way we're going to survive an

onslaught from the rest of the

Fang tribe.

PROBST: Susie, looking at

this tribe, you got to be a

little concerned yourself.

Is it fair to say that you're

the weakest person on this

tribe in challenges?

I-I don't think I am.

I think there's certain skills

that I may be a little bit

weaker at, but...

PROBST: Who's weaker than

you on this tribe?

Um, I think strength-wise,

upper strength, I think I'm

stronger than Corinne.

PROBST: Corinne not buying

that at all.

I don't want to insult her.

I think that she is very

skilled, and I think that she

does have athletic talent, you

know.

PROBST: She just insulted

you.

Well, yes, and that's why I'm

telling you that I don't agree.

I think that I have a lot to

offer.

I think I have upper body

strength.

I think I've got a lot of

things, but...

And you probably do.

I don't-- I mean, I'm just, I'm

trying to just kind of observe

and just kind of see where this

game's taking me, and...

PROBST: Corinne, have you

picked up on Susie's tendencies

to maybe sometimes let loose?

Yeah, but I've operated

without a filter for so many

years that, like, I totally

respect when people come out of

their shell and just say

whatever it is that they're

thinking.

I mean, I would encourage more

of that.

Maybe you should blow up once

in a while, and then I'll know

you better.

PROBST: Randy, where do you

sit on the "be yourself" versus

"hold it in"?

I'm probably about eight on a

scale of ten, and that's good

and bad.

PROBST: What's good about it?

I don't have to pretend.

And, uh, you know, people pretty

much know where I stand most of

the time.

PROBST: What's bad about it?

I don't have to pretend, and

people know where I stand most

of the time.

[laughter]

PROBST: Dan, where do you fit

in on that?

Um, I tend to be a

worrywart, and so it has

inhibited me from being

completely comfortable and

completely myself.

But my result in the game will

fare much better if I can shake

it off and just relax.

PROBST: Charlie, how big a

factor is trust becoming?



seven.

It's huge, because we intend

to go into a merge as a

powerful group together.

And if someone splinters, our

numbers will dwindle before the

Fang numbers dwindle.

So my vote is based on who I can

trust going into a merge most.

PROBST: Corinne, is it

possible that tonight's vote

could be a mistake?

Damn, yeah.

I don't know if we're making

the right decision or if I

personally am making the right

decision.

I hope that I am.

PROBST: All right, let's get

to the vote.

Marcus, thanks to a nice

performance today, you have

individual immunity.

It is yours unless you choose

to give it to somebody else.

We won it for Kota, but I'm

going to hang on to this one.

PROBST: All right, you cannot

vote for Marcus.

Everybody else is fair game.

It is time to vote.

Bob, you're up.

Dan.

Sorry, guy.

Susie, you have a, uh, a

great heart, and I'm going to

vote with what I think the rest

of the tribe is voting.

This is about Dan, not you.

PROBST: I'll go tally the

votes.

If anybody has the hidden

immunity idol and you want to

play it, now would be the time

to do so.

Okay, once the votes are read,

the decision is final.

Person voted out will be

asked to leave the Tribal

Council area immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote: Susie.

Dan.

Dan.

Two votes Dan, one vote Susie.

Susie.

We're tied; two votes Susie,

two votes Dan.

Dan.

Three votes Dan, two votes

Susie.

Susie.

We're tied; three votes Susie,

three votes Dan.

One vote left.

Eighth person voted out of

Survivor: Gabon...

Dan.

Need to bring me your torch.

Dan, the tribe has spoken.

It's time for you to go.

Thanks, Jeff.

PROBST: Well, despite being

very successful, this is not

one big, happy family.

Grab your torches, head back to

camp.

Good night.

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PROBST: Next time on

Survivor...

There's a new leader in Africa.

And they call him Randy.

I am king of Gabon.

I'm sorry, but I rule.

This ocean, it's mine.

All those Fang and Kota

members, they know the power is

shifting.

I'm king.

Cheers.

Whoo!

This pretty much blows.

There's a definite level of

disappointment in relation to

Sugar.

Matty, I respect you, you know.

I wish you the best.

C'est la vie.

Um, a lot of mixed feelings

right now.

A little bit disappointed that

I didn't make it further in the

game.

On the other hand, it feels

good to be able to be myself.

And I got some great friends and

family to go back to, so that's