JEFF: Previously on Survivor:
As the last original Mogo Mogo member,
Shii Ann was in trouble...
SHII ANN: My best chance
is to call everyone on their game
and stir it up before I leave.
If you make it to the Final Two
with your current strategy, I'll be shocked.
JEFF: At the reward challenge, a feast was on the line.
Everything from a bowl of rice
to a full-on steak dinner
with all the fixings.
( murmuring ) The winner
will be in the charge of that menu.
The game exposed the tribe's true feelings.
Who does not deserve
to be an All-Star?
Alicia.
That's a shot in the heart.
I'll get 'em all later.
JEFF: Rupert was the last one standing,
earning the right to divvy up the meal.
Back at camp,
Alicia was upset at being named an undeserving All-Star.
ALICIA: You know, it's never fun
to hear things about yourself
that aren't flattering.
She's just being a big baby about it.
JEFF: At the reward dinner,
a clear pecking order was exposed
when Rupert gave the best meals
to himself, Rob, Jenna and Amber.
ROB M.: I'm sure the fifth, sixth
and seventh weren't too happy, but, hey,
what can you do about that?
JEFF: The next day Shii Ann was still at risk
despite her scrambling.
Yeah, we should talk, actually.
I don't want to even hear it.
There's a plan, Shii Ann,
and it's too late for anything to change.
JEFF: With her neck on the line,
Shii Ann came through for herself
at the immunity challenge.
Yes, take that!
I need this more
than all of you guys!
Yeah, don't get too cocky, though.
You've got to live with us, Shii Ann.
JEFF: Shii Ann's victory meant all bets were off.
SHII ANN: They should have been cutting deals
with me. Stupid people.
Let me just say that again:
Stupid players.
JEFF: At Tribal Council, Alicia, Rupert and Boston Rob
were all at risk, but in the end,
Alicia was voted out.
Alicia? Yes?
The tribe has spoken.
Six are left.
Who will be voted out tonight?
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JENNA L.: It's so nice out.
SHII ANN: This is the first beautiful day that I've experienced here
on Chaboga Mogo, and I've got to be honest.
It's not really brightening my mood,
because the longer I stay here, the more I realize
I have very few friends.
And now I'm stuck in a tribe with five other people
who don't necessarily trust me or even like me.
And it's very alienating.
It's really unpleasant out here.
There you go.
Oh, my God-- nice, fresh milk.
Is it?
Yup.
I'm cooking, too.
Yeah, I'm not having plantains today. You want them,
you cook them for yourself. I'm not eating them.
I'm just really tired
of Jenna.
I cannot stand her.
The girl's a bitch.
Let's face it.
And, uh, she's bossier than anybody else here on this tribe.
I like eating off the fire, so just take it,
put it on the log, and then we'll eat it.
She just drives me crazy!
I just wanna strangle her!
Rupert, you're the man.
Food.
I had a couple of them that got off the spear
that were monsters,
just monsters.
I'd like to gut these guys.
We'll come back and get 'em,
clean 'em and eat 'em.
When I came out of the ocean, I realized
that nobody was going to help me clean fish.
But they all want to eat the fish.
I'm feeling used and abused. If somebody comes up and asks
which fish is theirs, I will probably tell them
the one that they caught and the one that they cleaned.
JENNA L.: We usually get one fish per person.
RUPERT: If everybody gutted one,
they'd be all done.
JENNA L.: Rupert catches all the fish,
but Rupert catches all the fish 'cause he's
a big man who can handle those tides.
At 120 pounds,
those tides would literally crush me against the rocks.
He comes up and only brings one fish up
to cook for himself.
It was like a slap in the face.
Like, next time when I'm hungry, I'll cook only enough plantains
for me, because I'm doing that job.
So, I wanted
to tell him that I thought that that was a bad move.
Everybody can go down there, gut a fish
and put it on the fire.
Yes. You go out,
and you spend that hour and a half fishing.
We can't physically do that.
If I went out in those tides...
How many fish have you cleaned?
I cleaned one.
How many have they cleaned? None.
I know, but you're talking to someone
who does help out.
I'm just saying, we're doing
the other things that...
But don't be mad at me 'cause I'm starving
and come back and put a fish on the fire.
No, but my thing is, all of us, Rupert.
I know you're bigger.
We all have the same hunger pangs.
But everybody could have gotten up
and cleaned their own damn fish and put it on the fire.
I was cooking, and I gutted... I gutted...
RUPERT: But everybody else?
What was everybody else doing?
I know. I'm not talking for everyone else.
RUPERT: My little Jenna had the nerve to bitch at me
about putting one of my fish on the grill.
She's just
getting really a pain
in the ass, and I'm very sorry
that I have an alliance with her.
Jenna just got mad at me
for throwing this fish on there and saying
that I was eating in front of you guys.
SHII ANN: You know what?
You eat that fish.
Nobody's complaining.
You could eat all those fishes.
You don't have to share with us at all.
I think that
the dynamics are changing a lot in this tribe,
and I wouldn't count me out yet,
because she-devil has some tricks up her sleeves,
and I'll be playing them.
Have a seat on the bench.
JEFF: All right.
Today's challenge is for reward.
And we thought this time, maybe we'll
show you what the reward is
before we tell you about the challenge.
Amber...
here's your mom, Sheryl.
Come on in, Sheryl!
( joyful shouting )
Oh, my God.
JEFF: Amber, get on that mat.
( sobbing )
Oh, my God.
All right, Sheryl. Sheryl, just take
a spot right there behind the rope.
Rob, here's your brother, Mike.
Yeah!
( shouting )
Talk to me, Mike. Yeah.
You look good.
Oh, you grew a beard, too.
Losing weight. Oh, you, too, huh?
You on the South Beach Diet?
( laughter )
Hey...
You look good.
Shii Ann, here's your mom, Lily.
No! Mom! No!
Oh, wow!
( sobs )
Oh, I love you.
I-I miss you, Mommy.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Don't be sorry.
This is my mom, Lily.
How's she look, Mom?
Great.
( laughter )
Sit right there.
Big Tom. Yeah.
Get down here and say hello to your son.
Hunky Bo, get in here.
There he is, Big Daddy.
Right, catch the ol' boy!
Oh, charmed, big boy.
What's happening?
Not much. Mom says
she's getting buff.
You better watch out.
( laughter )
You working?
No, no.
Hey,
I wanted to go here anyhow.
( applause )
Jenna, here's your brother, Ji.
Ji!
( mumbling )
How are the girls? They're great.
They're really... They're doing...?
Everyone's wonderful.
Everything's great.
Everyone's just thinking about you.
( laughs )
Okay. Is that everybody?
JENNA L.: No!
Laura!
Laura, Laura... I'm kidding.
Rupert, come say hello to your wife, Laura.
( chuckles )
Oh.
( muffled sigh )
RUPERT: Oh, I miss you.
You just stay here for a while.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, God.
JEFF: Whoa, Rupert.
Whoa!
All right, Laura, I got to break it up.
Okay, let's get to the challenge.
We've put together a menu
of indigenous items
from every place we've been at on Survivor.
Each round will feature
a different food item.
Each round, we will lose one person.
We'll start with six, we'll work our way down to one.
For the winner,
here's what you get-- an overnight--
loved one and Survivor.
We're down to eight days.
Eight days and six people--
a one-in-six shot at a million bucks.
You could refill their tank in a way
that could be the difference in this game.
A lot at stake.
And in case you haven't
figured it out by now, you ain't
eating nothing.
You guys are doing the eating.
JENNA L.: Oh, Ji.
You've got this, Ji.
SHII ANN: Oh,
Mommy!
Mind over matter.
I'll get the first item. Mind over matter, guy.
Fish heads, very popular in Malaysia.
Okay, let me explain the rules.
Last person
to finish is out,
so the first five move on.
You need to show me an empty mouth.
Once I say okay, you're good.
You can take a drink of water after that.
Everything's got to go down.
Here we go: three, two,
one, eat.
Go, Ji, come on, the whole thing.
In your mouth. First five...
to get it down move on. Just swallow it.
You got it, Ji.
JEFF: Ji's got it already, all of it in his mouth.
SHII ANN: Oh, my gosh, my mom's
not going to be able to finish it.
JEFF: Lily fighting it a little bit.
It's all right-- you're getting it down.
Get it down, Ji. AMBER: Ma, you're almost done.
Nice job, Ji. Get that down. Show him your empty mouth.
Ji is good.
Yes!
Lily's good.
Come on, Mike.
JEFF: Bo is good.
Laura's good.
Coming down to the two on the end, Mike and Sheryl.
Come on, three,
two, one,
swallow it.
There it is.
JEFF: Mike's good.
ROB M.: Yeah!
Nicely done! This way you don't have to eat anything else.
ROB M.: Spit it, Mike. You can rinse and spit.
Mom, I'm glad you don't have to eat anything else.
Sheryl, now comes
the hard part. I know.
You got to go.
No hugs good-bye. I won't.
Love you. Everyone sends their love.
Love you, Mom.
Love you. Thank you.
JEFF: These are flying cockroaches
from right here in Panama. Oh, my God...
Ji, one for you,
and Laura,
a nice plump cockroach for you.
( groans )
Three, two, one, eat.
Ji's good.
Bo's good.
ROB M.: Come on, Mike. Laura,
Lily and Mike.
Laura's good.
It's between Mike and Lily.
( laughs ): Oh, I love you.
JEFF: Mike is good.
Lily, I'm sorry, you're out. Whoo!
ROB M.: Job, Mikey.
It's okay, Mommy, you don't want
to live here anyway.
It's horrible.
Lily, it's time for you to go.
SHII ANN: Mom, I love you.
Just tell everybody I love them
and I say hi.
I love you. I'll be home soon.
JEFF: Good-bye, Lily. Love you, Mommy.
Bye-bye.
JEFF: This is fafuru,
the worst-smelling stuff
in the world.
ROB M.: Don't smell it, Mike.
Don't smell it.
JEFF: Fish that's been marinating
in seawater in the sun for three days.
Boston Rob remembers it well, and to make it fun, we'll do
just like we did in the Marquesas,
hands behind your back.
Here we go. Three will move on.
Three, two, one, eat.
ROB M.: Swallow it down, Mike. Just swallow the whole thing whole.
JEFF: Bo's face says it all.
Come on, Mike. Just swallow it whole.
Bo trying to keep it down. Swallow it, man.
Bo's got it. You're good. You're moving on.
Ji, it's mind over matter.
He's got it down.
I can smell that burp. Nice.
Ji's in.
We're looking for one more.
It's Laura or Mike.
ROB M.: Come on, Mike, come on.
JEFF: Mind over matter. Swallow. Last bit.
Swallow that last bit on your tongue.
Mike's in.
Yeah!
Now I give you credit for yours.
Laura, it's time
to say good-bye.
Okay.
I'll be home soon. I know.
I love you.
JEFF: Next item...
tarantulas.
We featured these in Thailand.
They've been cooked...
so they're not harmful,
and only two of you will move on.
Make sure you show me that mouth
and make sure it's empty.
Hands on the table.
Three, two, one, eat.
JENNA L.: Go, Ji.
JEFF: Bo not wasting any time.
Go, go, go! Shoves half of it down.
ROB M.: That's it, Mike.
No, no, no, no!
No, Ji.
I'm sorry. You took a drink of water. You're out.
No one said we couldn't.
Not during the timing, you can't.
Yeah, I did say you can't do it.
Mm-mm!
JEFF: Yeah, I did. I clearly did.
Mm-mm. Ji, you're out.
Spit it out, Mike.
Bo and Mike, you're moving on.
Ji, you might not remember,
but I clearly said,
"Show me an empty mouth.
"Once I clear you,
"if it comes up, you're okay,
and then you can take a drink of water."
I know you don't like the decision,
but you're out.
It's time for you to go. Gotcha.
I love you, baby. Bye.
Love you, too.
Bye.
It is down to Bo and Mike.
Final round:
witchetty grubs from Australia,
and these are alive.
When you have an empty mouth, completely empty,
you show it to me.
You ready to do this?
Three, two, one, eat.
Bo shoves the whole thing in his mouth.
It's down, and he's in!
Who's your daddy now?
AMBER: Wow!
Whoa! JEFF: Wow.
My God! Wow!
JENNA L.: Wow.
You're a sick kid.
RUPERT: I didn't even see that.
Neither did I.
Hey, you get this far,
you might as well go after it.
I like that attitude.
Mike? Yes, sir.
JEFF: Great effort-- it was nice
having you out here. Thank you.
It is time for you to go.
All right. Bring it home, baby.
Right here, Mike. Thanks.
Nice to meet you, Mike. Take care, guys.
JEFF: Big Tom, join him out here.
( grunts )
Oh, me old son,
me old son, there!
Me old boy, me old boy.
Wicked, wicked.
BOTH: Wicked, wicked.
JEFF: Okay, here's the deal.
We've taken Camp Chapera, where you used to live,
and we've upgraded it a little bit,
probably like you wish it'd been when you lived there.
You're going to spend the night with Pop,
see what it's like being a Survivor,
and hey, if it's good for two,
it's better for four, right?
So, Big Tom, choose one Survivor.
We'll bring their loved one back,
and the four of you will spend the night at Chapera.
Rupert.
Rupert with Laura.
I'm going to pick aggravation
right there.
JEFF: Boston Rob. Yeah.
JEFF: Mike, get on back here. You're not done yet.
Boy, it is going to be a party tonight
with the four of you.
Yeah!
ROB M.: Whoo!
Home again, home again!
Home sweet home.
ROB M.: Wow, look at the food.
Whoo!
That's the best thing I've tasted
in the last 31 days.
Good friends and family.
Ooh, baby!
It's good to drink beer with my old boy.
I wished it'd been his mother
or my neighbor's, uh, sister...
after I seen what a romantic setting it was.
And I could've picked old Rupert,
but I couldn't go and stand to see him.
I've never seen a man
slobber over a woman like he did his wife.
There was slobber hanging down in his beard.
What do you think about, uh, everybody back at camp?
Me? Yeah.
What do you think they're doing right about now?
TOM: Amber's getting high on life or getting low on the ground.
Rupert's probably kissing and hunting his, uh, harpoon.
Jenna's running that mouth like a bell clapper,
and Shii Ann is trying to make an alliance with a bush,
because she's tried everybody else.
( all chuckle )
By God, that's all of 'em, then.
That's all we've got left.
BO: Me and you both on that swing?
( indistinct voices )
MIKE: Yeah, well, swing away.
BOTH: One, two, three. Oh!
♪ Swing low, sweet chariot ♪
♪ Coming forth to carry me home. ♪
( drunken yelling )
Who's your daddy?
BOTH: Who's your daddy?
ROB M.: I mean, we tore it up.
We partied hard all night long.
This is definitely what I needed to get to the end...
just to finish my game, you know:
a little visit from home.
We're going to go for a walk on the beach.
Check out the beach. We'll give you guys some time, all right?
TOM: All right.
To be completely honest with you,
right now, I'm in an alliance
with, uh, Amber, first and foremost.
What I got to do now is to get...
I got to get Rob and Amber to keep me... with 'em.
I was, like, "Lex, do me a favor.
"Keep the girl, Mm-hmm.
and I'll help you out on the reverse side."
He goes, "All right, sweet."
The dumbass actually kept her, and then I snaked him.
( chuckling )
I think me and Rob might get
first and second.
That's all we said we was gonna do.
You know who my solid is? It's Amber.
Don't freakin' bank on it.
I'm banked on it.
Dude, I'm telling you, she won't switch.
I'm guaranteeing, Mike.
I guarantee. I-I feel it, that she's not going to.
I don't know... Big Tom, though...
You got to do what you got to do.
I don't trust him as far as I can throw him.
Welcome home.
Don't even tell us how it was.
Did you have pizza breath?
How you doing?
Okay, how you doing? Good.
RUPERT: Today, Bo and Mike
came back from their little, uh,
adventure with Big Tom and Rob.
We need wood, we need wood.
Let's get 'em to, like...
As soon as they came in,
instead of letting them sit down and rest and enjoy
their visit here, we put them to work,
got them started, you know,
helping us out at camp.
TOM: That boy has been on the farm all his life.
When he gets up in the morning,
he knows what work is.
He's used to it.
BO: On the other hand,
Rob and his brother
wouldn't help us get the wood.
TOM: They didn't get diddley-squat.
Just take a nice cozy seat here.
JENNA L.: Go spear yourself a fish.
You feeling pretty good? It's probably the only time...
Is the tide deep, or...? It's not bad.
RUPERT: I took Bo out spearfishing.
Big Tom wanted him to spearfish badly,
and I wasn't even going to give Bo a spear.
He can help you. Okay.
He won't kill you, Rupert.
RUPERT: You know, I kind of protect those spears.
Even though I don't talk about it,
I protect those spears.
This is hard fishing, you know.
Bo wasn't the greatest swimmer.
He was using the spear
to propel himself more than to fish.
As we were fishing, I look at Bo's spear,
and the head of it's gone.
I had my flashbacks to when Sean
lost his spear tip in Pearl Island.
TOM: A fine bunch of seamen.
What did he do?
BO: Lose the spear.
( Rupert laughing )
Oh, my God, no.
RUPERT: I'm not as worried about it because I've got my spear
that is now going to be considered mine.
They want to keep eating,
they will let me use the damn spear.
ROB M.: What happened?
Oh, I did it.
( laughing ): You did it?
ROB M: Bo is a bigger dumbass than his dad.
I mean, Big Tom is pretty dumb,
but Bo is just-- he's out there, too.
All right, you got to...
you got to pull your shoes on and go.
MIKE: All right.
See you soon, all right?
It's kind of like a dream
to come down here and see my brother.
And remember, trust...
No one. no one.
All right.
MIKE: I think my brother
definitely knows what he's doing,
but, you know, now that he has seven days to go, I believe,
so you're going to see a lot of sneaky activity going on.
Have fun.
All right, buddy.
Tell everybody I'm all set,
all right? All right.
BO: I can say once you get to a certain point
the pressure is on you, and you need to do some things,
and my old man--
he'll fight to the end.
As long as he's walking, he'll fight, so...
I ain't got to worry about him.
( mumbling )
Who's your mama?
( mumbles )
Berry-picking bucket.
Berries.
Got a big-time challenge.
ROB M.: "If you think this next challenge
"is buckets of fun,
"you'll build your own fire, then go for a run.
"The first person with your flame in the sky,
"you'll be safe for the vote
for someone else, it's good-bye."
Wow.
Well, we got some tree mail.
It's got a bucket with a hole in it
and a letter basically saying that it's going
to be buckets of fun.
I know I'm still a huge target,
and I know if I don't win immunity
I may be the next to go.
All right,
let's get to today's immunity challenge.
( groans ) Shii Ann, give it up.
I hate to part with it.
I know you do.
Once again, immunity
back up for grabs.
Today's immunity challenge
is going to test your ability to make fire quickly
and keep it going.
Here's how it works.
You'll have two buckets.
One bucket you will use to build fire.
The second bucket you will fill with water.
As you fill that second bucket,
the weight of the water will cause
that bucket to drop.
That will cause the fire bucket to lift.
Your goal: get that fire bucket high enough
to light a fuse which will ignite the wok
at the top of your structure.
The first person to get their fire
to light the fuse wins immunity.
Here's the rub.
The bucket that you're putting water in
has a hole in it.
So, you're going to have to keep an eye on your fire,
making sure you don't run out of matches
while you chase down more water.
Make sense? Yes, sir.
We'll draw numbers for your positions,
and we'll get started.
For immunity--
survivors ready?
Go!
Mariano takes his entire pile.
So does Amber.
First step is getting that fire going.
Rupert's already got fire.
Shii Ann taking her time.
Rupert has fire, and he's going for water.
Big Tom has fire.
Big Tom going for the water.
Rupert and Big Tom
filling up their water buckets.
Mariano has fire.
Boston Rob, Rupert and Big Tom
filling their water buckets.
Jenna has fire.
Shii Ann with a good fire going,
building something that's going to last.
Amber still trying to get her fire going.
Boston Rob's bucket is moving.
This may do it.
His fire bucket is up.
But it doesn't look like the fire
is going to be strong enough.
Don't touch it; let it fall.
Work that fire.
Boston Rob's fire went out.
He had enough water
but he had no flame once it went up.
That's why you guys got to keep
an eye on your fire.
Make sure your fire is still going,
or you're wasting your time.
All the water's drained out of Big Tom's bucket.
Shii Ann's fire has gone out.
Everybody's starting over.
We are dead even once again.
Got to tend to your fire,
build a fire that's going to last.
Boston Rob is down to his last match.
Make sure you light something that's going to stay lit.
Wind playing a factor.
Got to protect that flame.
I'm out.
JEFF: Boston Rob is out of matches,
has no fire.
Out of the competition.
Boy, even with matches,
you guys are having a tough time getting fire.
I'm out.
Amber's out of matches.
Boston Rob and Amber out of the competition.
You out of matches, Rupert?
Yup.
JEFF: Rupert's out of matches.
Rupert out of the competition.
Big Tom has another flame.
Can he keep this one going?
That's it; I'm out.
Jenna's out of matches.
Down to Big Tom and Shii Ann,
and Big Tom has a fire going.
I'm out of patience.
Where are the fire gods when you need them?
Tom, really doing a good job with the fire right now.
Patience is paying off.
JENNA L.: Go get that water.
JEFF: Tom going for the water.
Shii Ann getting close.
JENNA: Nice.
JEFF: Each time you get a little closer, Big Tom.
JENNA: Come on, Tom, you got it.
Shii Ann has fire.
Oh, so close.
JEFF: Shii Ann's fire getting stronger.
Tom, a little momentum.
Not quite enough.
This could be enough.
This one might do it.
Question is, is his fire going to be strong enough?
Close, close, close...
just shy.
That's it!
Big Tom!
Wins immunity.
RUPERT: Way to go, Tom.
Very good effort, Shii Ann.
Came down to two, and nobody gave up.
Big Tom pulled it out.
Turn around here, buddy.
Put this on.
Thank you, man.
You got it? My first...
Nice job.
You are safe tonight at Tribal Council.
The other five of you--
not as secure.
Somebody going home tonight.
You have the afternoon to think
about who that's going to be.
We'll see you all at Tribal Council.
Head back to camp.
TOM: I'm going to save everybody.
Here I come.
Here comes Big Tom.
Here he come.
I worried myself to death.
I can save everybody.
I've worried myself to death.
TOM: I won immunity.
I finally got one.
I was proud of it.
See you later.
SHII ANN: I find the dynamics in the tribe
very interesting at this point, because now it's down to six,
and if anybody wants
to take a power position,
they're going to have to use me as a swing vote.
I mean, if you went to Rob and talked to him
about voting for Jenna instead of me,
maybe, but that's pretty risky.
You need to talk to Amber.
Well, I've said all along, tonight
I'd rather have Jenna go.
I told you that.
Here's the thing.
What I don't understand, if you want Jenna gone,
why don't you just go talk to Amber?
You're putting me like I'm a damn hero here.
I can't do nothing. I'm like you.
Why don't you vote her off?
Me and you, we've got two votes.
Yeah. I'll vote her off.
All right, well, there's two.
Now what are we going to do?
The only way that she can save herself
is to get three other people to vote off...
Well, I'd like to vote Jenna off.
I want Jenna gone because Rob and Amber pulls Jenna in,
my butt is on a highway to hell.
Big Tom wants Jenna out.
Yeah, he hates Jenna. He hates Jenna.
I don't care who goes as long as it's not me.
I'm not going to leave without trying.
If you can get them to vote Jenna off,
it would be beautiful.
SHII ANN: I'm feeling out a few people.
I'm trying to see if there's any way I can get
a tentative alliance.
I mean, each one of them is planning to take a knife out
and stab the other in the back.
So, I'll tell you who Big Tom wants to vote out,
and you tell...
Rupert. No.
Jenna. Jenna.
If you would be willing to do that.
He told me that he was annoyed with her.
He hates her.
But unless he approaches me, I can't do it.
But would you do it?
AMBER: Shii Ann is talking about getting out Jenna.
I don't know necessarily
if I'm, you know, going to, 100% go along with it,
but I'm going to entertain the idea,
because this is the All-Star.
It's, uh, hard-core.
You've got to play this game, I think, more intense
than you did before.
This looks like fun time for girl talk.
We're just talking about the stuff I'm gonna eat.
What are you gonna eat, Shii Ann?
Oh, my God, so much.
JENNA L.: Shii Ann's a scrambler.
I can't even deal with her.
I'm very, very annoyed with her.
Let's put it that way.
She opens her mouth, and I feel like putting a gun in mine.
I know, but the only thing is, Shii Ann, I made a deal.
SHII ANN: I realize you've got to go all the way,
and if you can't go all the way,
you got to go all the way fighting.
And that is how I'm choosing to play the game.
I can't wait
to see what's going to happen.
I mean...
It's going to be interesting.
It's going to be real interesting,
because, you know, I know a lot of things about this tribe,
and it's all gonna come out tonight at Tribal.
Yeah. Yeah.
We'll now bring in the members of our jury...
Lex, Kathy and Alicia--
voted out at the last Tribal Council.
All right, guys, let's talk
a little about roles.
Jenna, who's working, who isn't?
Uh, Rupert's always working, catching fish
and lugging some wood
along with Big Tom.
Um, I've been
the only person to go get plantains.
What's Amber doing?
Uh, Amber helps make the plantains.
She got water,
and we cook.
How about Boston Rob?
What's he doing to keep a place in this tribe?
JENNA L.: Boston Rob has been trying to fish,
but the majority of the work
is definitely Rupert and... Big Tom combined.
Boston Rob, do you agree with the assessment,
you're not really doing that much?
Uh, I don't think that was the assessment, Jeff.
I think I said...
I probably haven't been as productive.
I mean, I've fished almost as much as Rupert,
maybe not as much, but I've tried as much.
I haven't been as productive as getting them,
but I'm out there giving it a shot.
Amber, do you take the past 33 days
and look at the actions of people
and factor that in
to who really still is trustworthy?
I'm definitely factoring in the actions
that people have made in the last
couple of days, let alone the whole entire game.
People have changed a little bit since day one.
I know for me, paranoia around camp is...
it's insane, it's ridiculous,
you can't escape it, and...
it's gotten to the point where I'm annoyed with it.
JEFF: Rupert, are you
noticing that the paranoia is causing an annoyance
to the point that it's starting to fracture relationships?
The paranoia in our tribe has,
at times, started to rip our tribe apart, rip
alliances apart,
rip friends apart. Hopefully.
This is funny, 'cause you were the most paranoid person.
I was pissed. I got...
( both talking )
Wait. What happened,
Rupert?
When I brought fish home, and I looked at everybody
and said, "I'm taking one
"and putting it on the fire right now
"and I'm eating it, and I don't give a damn
what anybody else does,"
it kind of freaked them out a little bit.
Well, it's a fair question, though.
If your role is to provide fish,
why should you be entitled to the first one?
Somebody else is doing fire.
Do they get to sit next... closer to the fire?
Or if somebody's doing plantains. Do they get
to eat all that that they want,
and then you cook yours later?
RUPERT: That is why
it freaked everybody out-- because...
I just stepped up and said, "Mine."
AMBER: I wasn't freaked out.
I-I thought he deserved to eat a fish
before the challenge. He went and caught it.
SHII ANN: You know, it's so funny.
This paranoia about the food is mostly caused
by one person pointing it out,
and that person would be Jenna.
The person at camp who monitors food-- plantains,
fish, uh, coconut,
who makes it, who tells us
when we can make it, is Jenna.
JEFF: So, Shii Ann,
why are you asking Jenna?
You've never asked me.
SHII ANN: Jenna, stop monitoring what everyone
is eating, and if Rupert catches 20 fish,
and he wants to eat them all, let him.
Rupert, you deserve every single one of those fish.
No one else here catches as many fish
or does as much work as Rupert.
So I don't blame him
for putting that first fish on the fire.
I don't blame him if he wants to eat all 20 fish,
because, gosh darn it, he earned it.
I mean, I'm just gonna call it as I see it.
The people who are remaining-- there's two
power pairs, right?
There's Rupert and Jenna.
There's Rob and Amber.
There's no secret. I keep wondering
why they've decided not to take Tom and I,
who are swing votes, to eliminate
one of the two power pairs.
You know, take one power couple
and just cut it up.
You got everything out?
SHII ANN: No, um,
I'm trying to think.
No, I...
See, I'm very torn tonight
about who I should cast my vote for.
Whether or not I should cast a vote
for the person who I found most annoying on the tribe,
or if I should cast a vote for the person
who I think might win this game,
and point them out.
Then you say, by making that vote,
you'll expose them?
Well, I'm not...
By making that vote, I will be making a statement.
You know, I'm just going to say this.
Tonight I'm going
to be casting my vote for the person
who I think is playing the game the best,
for the person who I think everyone else on the tribe
should be looking out for,
and for the person
who I think, if people don't watch, will win
the million dollars.
So maybe this will help shake it up.
Is that your goal?
Yeah. I love the unpredictable.
I want to see what happens.
Big Tom, you have the coveted immunity.
Formally, I will ask you if you want to give it up.
I don't want...
Well, that's the ignorantest thing
that's been said here tonight.
I... No-No...
No offense to you, but, no, I don't want to give it up.
Big Tom gonna hold on to immunity.
You cannot vote for Big Tom.
Everybody else is fair game.
It is time to find out what exactly is going on
within this tribe.
Boston Rob, you're up.
It's time for you to go,
and if you're wondering if you can eat
and how much you can,
because you think that I monitor that,
eat a lot, Shii Ann, eat a lot.
Am, this vote is for you
out of respect.
You are the mastermind right now,
so from one she-devil to another,
this is the vote I'm casting tonight.
I'll go tally the votes.
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... Shii Ann.
Two votes Shii Ann.
Amber.
Two votes Shii Ann, one vote Amber.
Shii Ann.
That's three votes Shii Ann,
one vote Amber.
The 13th person voted out of the tribe...
Shii Ann.
That's enough.
You need to bring me your torch.
Shii Ann, the tribe has spoken.
Good luck, everyone.
JEFF: It's time for you to go.
JEFF: Well, Shii Ann went out of this game playing
until the very end.
Obviously, she wanted
to stir things up a little bit in camp.
Guess the next few days will show us
what, if any, impact her words had.
Grab your torches, head on back to camp.
JEFF: Next time on Survivor...
With only five All-Stars left, paranoia reaches new heights.
RUPERT: I looked over,
and my heart sank, because Rob was standing
right there.
We got problems.
JEFF: And the battle lines are drawn.
Did you or did you not tell me
we needed to get Rob off?
Rob is never gonna...
Did you or did you not tell me
we needed to get Rob off?
The she-devil did her best.
I really tried.
I played this game as hard as I could.
I played with the best of the best,
but you know what?
I knew I was outnumbered,
and I knew they were gonna vote me off,
so I just wanted to warn everyone,
don't forget little Amber with her big green eyes
and her beautiful smile.
Don't forget. She's playing for a million dollars.