JEFF PROBST: Previously on Survivor:
At Yasur, Eliza had some explaining to do.
MIA: How the hell did the votes switch to Dolly?
I thought she was writing my name down tonight.
MIA: How about clueing us in, Eliza?
Well, I'm not so sure
that Eliza is in with us.
Even then, I don't know if I trust her,
but I've got a backup plan.
JEFF: At Lopevi, Rory was fed up
with Sarge's military ways.
RORY: Do you feel I'm not pulling my weight?
I saw you going on a lot of walks.
RORY: Sarge wants to dictate when people take a crap,
when you sit down, when you work,
and I don't take orders real well.
JEFF: At Yasur, Twila and Mia had it out over the division of labor.
You take the martyr and you play on that role.
You stay here five minutes, then your ass has gone
down there in the ocean.
I'll whup the little scrawny bitch's ass.
I ain't here to make no friends.
JEFF: At the challenge, the tribes got a big surprise.
Today you are playing for both reward and immunity.
Here's the twist--
both tribes will vote out one member tonight.
No!
JEFF: Separate Tribal Councils,
two people going home.
In the first of two rounds, Lopevi won the reward.
JEFF: Lopevi, congratulations.
You now have a Hawaiian sling, fishing gear and a mask.
The men also won the opportunity
to play for individual immunity while the women sat out.
It was John K. who won the necklace
and a little something extra.
John, you're now going to leave and go back to camp with Yasur.
You'll be gathering information for a very big decision,
because tonight, when your Tribal is over,
you will stay behind-- you will give your immunity
to one member from Yasur.
At Yasur, John witnessed a tribe divided.
You just keep saying you don't want there to be a tie.
I don't trust you, Eliza.
ELIZA: Fine. Don't trust me.
JOHN K.: I could care less
who gets voted off of this tribe.
I just want them to not be mad at me
for whoever gets voted off.
JEFF: At Lopevi's Tribal Council,
John K. reunited with his tribe,
and even though Rory got three votes,
the alliance of elders held and J.P. was voted out.
J.P., the tribe has spoken.
John K. stayed behind for Yasur's Tribal Council.
You know who you're gonna give it to? Yeah.
Give it up.
And in an attempt
to not ruffle any feathers,
John gave immunity to Ami,
who was not in danger of being voted out.
When it came time to vote,
it was Lisa who betrayed the young girls' alliance
by helping to vote out Mia.
Mia, the tribe has spoken.
14 are left.
Who will be voted out tonight?
Subrip: btf btf@freemail.hu
ELIZA: You talk about telling the truth.
LISA: I told you that.
ELIZA: I thought that there was somebody who was going to flip.
You know, I'm sorry I ever apologized almost.
You know what? I'm sorry you took it that way
and that's how it is.
It is what it is.
ELIZA: The vote at Tribal Council
shocked the hell out of me.
Lisa was supposedly in an alliance with me,
Julie and Mia, so when she voted against Mia,
that totally blindsided me and I was, like,
"that bitch."
You know what, honest-- the truth-- I didn't trust you,
so there you go.
Really, it all comes down to you, Eliza.
It all comes down to you.
ELIZA: The night before, I had voted for Dolly
behind Lisa's back,
and then I apologized, apologized, apologized.
Finally, she forgave me,
and then she did the exact same thing.
That makes you, like, seem like kind of a hypocrite.
LISA: I had a right and I changed my mind.
I'm not going to be confrontational.
I did what I did, I'm not going to argue with you.
I told you I didn't trust you and I meant it.
I've been giving the truth all along.
Except today.
You have the nerve.
You have your nerve.
SCOUT: You know what, you guys? My environment's
a little polluted here, I'm gonna go to bed.
I love all of you, and I'll talk to you tomorrow.
TWILA: I just want us all to become a strong team.
If we want to beat these guys,
we need to be tough and we need to be strong inner and outer.
I don't know how to get there, but we need to get there
and I'm going to sleep because I'm tired.
LISA: I wasn't surprised about Eliza or Julie getting mad at me,
but I voted for who I felt like I needed to vote for last night,
so let them get mad.
I would much rather be in an alliance with the older group.
Guys, I'm going to have to sleep with somebody.
ELIZA: I'm furious. I do not trust Lisa, not one bit.
I'm going to be civil to her and pretend to be unified
because that's what everybody wants,
but if she were gone tomorrow, I would be thrilled.
She repulses me now.
That was hairy for me last night...
It's a gut check.
...getting those three votes.
I took three votes last night in Tribal Council, and yet,
that doesn't really bother me a whole lot.
Our five strong has been invincible.
We need to stay the course and we have no worries.
It's all about the numbers, baby.
RORY: The fact of the matter is, I got an agreement
with Chad, Travis, Sarge and Chris.
That's already a numbers game that works for me.
JOHN K.: I can't stand the way that this tribe ended up.
The good young guys
that have great personalities
and are good athletes are all gone.
Why are we letting fat dudes run the show?
This doesn't make
any sense to me.
I don't know what these guys are doing.
Yeah, setting us up for losing challenges and such.
I don't blame Rory for doing it, but Bubba and Chad?
Well, it's just 'cause it's easy and it's a sure thing.
It's an easy numbers game right now.
They don't have to think very far down the road.
JOHN K.: I don't know why they think their plan will work.
None of them are very athletic,
and the bottom line is, a lot of these challenges
are physical, so we'll see what happens.
( grunts, laughs )
( laughing )
BRADY: The Fab Five, long as they got their five,
which they've had since day one,
and there's not much left up in the air.
The only thing I can physically do myself,
I think, is the fishing.
If I can endear myself enough with the fishing,
that may change one or two people's minds.
Wish me luck.
Good luck. Good luck.
He got one already? Yeah.
I got him.
Give it a chance to grow up.
BRADY: I got Little Fish and its brother Littler.
Seems like the only fish
dumb enough to get hit by the spear are the small ones.
Good job, brother!
TRAVIS: I'm not about to fish here.
I wouldn't shoot something that small because, I mean,
that wouldn't even fill one person.
BRADY: You know what?
If they're offering themselves up to me,
we can at least throw them in there.
For John and I, it's getting down to the nitty-gritty.
Hopefully, we'll figure out a way to shake up the game
and change the dynamics of what's going on right now,
because something's got to happen.
Tree mail! Oh, my God, look.
Oh... Oh, my God.
"So you think you're living like the natives,
but are they as hungry or as cold?"
BRADY: "Frustrated by your lack of food,
your shivering must get old."
"Well, put your minds together and maybe you'll discover..."
BRADY: "Help is on the way,
and you'll find it under cover."
ALL: "Pig."
( gasps ): Pig roast.
"Shell... tiki..."
LISA: Uh-oh. It's a memory thing.
TRAVIS: I am so friggin' good at this.
LEA: Really? Yeah.
TWILA: I think we got a lot better memory than the men do.
Yeah, I do, too.
AMI: Oh, my God, it's beautiful.
Oh, my God!
There's a rainbow? Yay!
That means we're going to win.
So catch me up.
Yasur, how's life at camp?
TWILA: Peaceful, good relations, nice rest.
Scout, how could life be better?
If we knew a little bit more about finding food
and making something different, that'd be great.
Lopevi, what's going on with your camp?
Uh, once we finally got that spear,
just spent a lot of time out in the water
and take a lot of shots,
you eventually hit some fish.
Most of them are, you know, a bite or two,
but I'm getting better at it.
We're gonna have more fish.
Okay, shall we get to today's challenge?
Mm-hmm. Yes. Let's do it.
It is for reward
and it is a very simple memory test.
There are 15 pairs of items covered in the field.
Your goal, pair up matching items.
You'll go one tribe member at a time.
First tribe to pair up five matching items wins reward.
Want to know what you're playing for?
ALL: Yeah.
( shouts in local langugae )
All right!
We're going to learn something.
This is Da.
Da's from the Ambryn tribe.
He's going to spend the next 24 hours
Whoo! with the winners of this challenge.
Put it simply, Da is a rock star when it comes
to living on the island.
He doesn't speak a lot of English.
You're going to have to draw information out of him,
but he knows how to find food,
how to catch food, how to cook food.
He knows how to better your shelter,
how to improve, overall, your living situation.
You've only been out here nine days.
You still got 30 days left if you make it all the way.
This could completely change the way you live from here on out.
Worth playing for?
ALL: Yeah! Yes, sir!
All right.
Take your spots. Wait for my go.
Okay.
Lopevi won the right to go first.
Chad, you're up.
Wooden pig.
Tamtam.
Lisa.
Shrimp trap.
It's a guess at this point.
Coconut.
Four items revealed.
No matches.
Rory.
Starting to get to know the lay of the land.
Tribal drum.
Still no matching items.
Wooden idol, not to be confused with the tamtam.
ELIZA: Scout, you're up.
Coconut, shrimp.
JEFF: It's a gourd.
And a nautilus shell.
Not a match.
Somebody's going to match up soon.
Bubba,
feeling lucky?
Grapefruit.
Bubba's thinking about one thing.
TWILA: Eating it.
( laughs )
Looking for another grapefruit.
Oh, there you go.
JEFF: Tribal drum.
The first item that could be matched up.
Come on, Ami. Ami, ready to go match up the drums.
Ami has the first tribal drum.
Yeah!
JEFF: Ami has a match.
First match for Yasur.
One pair for Yasur.
Lopevi, you're up.
Brady reveals a palm frond.
Not too excited by the palm frond.
TWILA: All right.
Got it.
JEFF: The other grapefruit.
Second item could be matched up.
Eliza pulls off the first grapefruit
and the second grapefruit.
Yasur with another match.
They're up 2-0.
Nice grapefruits.
JEFF: Yasur with two matching pairs,
Lopevi with none.
Chris, pig jaw.
Is he going to go back to something familiar or something new?
Shrimp trap.
Lopevi reveals another potential match.
Julie, looking for matching shrimp traps.
Julie has the first shrimp trap.
She's got to remember where the last one was.
Chris just revealed it.
And she has it.
Yasur with their third pair of matching items.
John. Lopevi trailing three-zip.
Oh, yeah.
JEFF: He stumbled onto something,
the pig jaw.
The other pig jaw has been revealed.
Can John remember where it sits?
Nope, the wooden pig.
That is the second wooden pig.
Leann.
She has the first pig jaw.
Yes!
Another match for Yasur.
They lead four-zip.
They are one pair away.
Sarge, getting his first shot at the course,
wasting no time, goes back to the wooden pig.
And Lopevi has their first match.
They are finally on the board.
That's 4-1.
Yasur needs just one more match to win it.
Oh, yeah, yes!
Coconut.
Where's the other coconut?
We've seen it.
Nope.
Not a match.
After four in a row, Yasur misses.
Guys, still alive.
Travis' first coconut.
And he did it.
Lopevi back in it. It's 4-2.
Lisa.
Yasur with their second chance to win the game.
Just need to match up one more pair...
and they win the services of Da.
There's the nautilus shell.
Lisa stumbled upon the nautilus shell.
Can she remember where the other one is?
She's seems very confident with her skip.
There it is!
Yasur wins reward!
Whoo!
You are just the girl to bring it home.
Good job.
JEFF: Lopevi,
I got nothing for you. No reward.
Heading back to camp. Good job, Yasur.
LISA: Thanks. CHRIS: Good job, ladies.
Thank you.
Yasur, you want to meet Da?
ALL: Yes!
Da, come on in.
Hello, Da.
You guys have won the chance to benefit
from the knowledge of a native tribesman for 24 hours.
All right. Oh, yeah.
You guys head back to camp.
He's got his own way of getting there.
He'll meet you there.
Thanks.
♪ ♪
You guys, I see him coming.
Should we be on the beach to welcome him?
I'm so excited.
TWILA: At the challenge today,
we won an island expert for 24 hours.
His name is Da, and he's supposed to know
everything about these islands;
how to hunt, fish, cook, shelter,
anything we need to know, he's supposed to know it,
so we want to learn from him.
'Cause when he's gone, that's it.
Hello. Hello, Da.
Hola.
Hello.
SCOUT: Da came up on the beach, we all went to greet him.
We were going to stop
and introduce ourselves,
and no time for that.
He came in here with a purpose.
AMI: Oh, my God.
Whoo!
TWILA: Hurry.
JULIE: Wow.
Good? Yeah.
That would take us about half an hour.
Manioc.
Manioc?
SCOUT: Watch how he does that.
Oh! Holy Toledo.
Oh, my God, it was right there.
ELIZA: Da, he, like, pulled up a root
and he's like, "Have you been eating this?"
We're, like, "No," and he chops it,
and he's, like, "Here you go."
TWILA: Where'd he go?
Uh-oh, keep an eye on him.
ELIZA: And he just keeps walking,
and we were, like, chasing to keep up to him.
AMI: Cut it off? Yes.
( speaks native language )
Cook 'em and eat 'em. Yeah.
LEANN: Who knew we had all this food right in our backyard?
And here I thought it was all gone.
We just didn't know what to eat.
AMI: Here's something else. What is it?
I don't know. It looks like bamboo.
In between these long cornstalks.
Ah!
Oh!
LISA: Sugar cane.
It's sweet? More.
Oh, sugar! Sugar!
JULIE: We've got sugar cane, which is
just unbelievable.
That's everyone's favorite.
TWILA: That is the best thing ever.
LISA ( gasps ): What is that?
TWILA: Eat.
SCOUT: Nut. I say nut.
( speaks native language )
LISA: Da seemed to understand us
more than we could understand him.
He had to kind of use his hands a lot.
Eventually, we got it.
Face here.
AMI: Face is right there.
Eye, nose.
( speaks native language )
Okay.
Whoo, yeah!
All right! Yeah!
JULIE: Da, he's just amazing.
We're all just in awe. I mean, just watching,
taking in the knowledge that he's giving us
and he's cooking us a great dinner.
I mean, it's a godsend. It's a blessing, it really is.
AMI: Da was like just a big breath of fresh air.
He really took our focus
off each other and focused more on what's going on around us.
I definitely feel more confident
that I could find food by myself,
I could cook it by myself
and I think he really boosted team morale
that we all have that confidence,
and that's huge.
Bubba getting tired of plantains.
Yeah.
I bet old Da could have told us a few more things to eat.
Oh, I bet they're going to have a hell of a meal tonight.
RORY: Today's reward challenge would have really been fabulous
because every creature comfort we could come up with
would've just been
just at our fingertips, right there.
TRAVIS: I'm fixing to go through withdrawal.
From what?
Food.
CHAD: Camp morale at this point is low.
Bubba, for one, is not
liking this day-to-day plantain thing.
He's just not
into it, and it's really affecting his mood.
TRAVIS: I'm going to start carving my wife
and children's name on my pole.
I'm from the country.
Every meal was a celebration.
You know, you eat with your family.
My biggest concern
is how my family is doing.
You know, are they missing Dad?
You know they are.
But my boys
are my life.
( voice cracks ): They are everything.
I'm worried about Trav.
The thing is,
he'll just let his thoughts get the best of him, you know?
RORY: It's becoming obvious
that Bubba's weakness
is definitely his family.
I'm just telling you, personally,
it's going to really affect you, physically,
if you don't put that ... behind you.
Wow. It's a weakness, man. And people, you know,
people start to question
whether or not you're tripping.
RORY: That's going to affect
people's perceptions of you.
Kind of like I'm trying to be a loner?
Mm-hmm.
All right. Hey, appreciate it. Okay.
TRAVIS: The thing with Rory is, a lot of times,
I think he's really misunderstood.
Whoa! Man, we don't want dirt all over it.
There was already dirt
all over it.
TRAVIS: Everybody's got strong personalities here,
and Rory is no exception.
Man, don't use clean water to clean no doggone food.
Sarge, you are so difficult to keep happy, man.
TRAVIS: With Sarge and Rory,
it's just an ongoing barrage of bickering.
All the canteens got to be done
in a line, too. Yeah, I know, I know, I know.
Whether it's just
filling the canteens full of water,
how much wood to put on the fire,
how to cook something, it's a lot of bickering
and I'm tired of it.
LEA: You could have handed it to me.
There's already rocks on it. Okay, okay, okay.
Damn. I'm just saying,
you didn't have to throw it at me like a bone.
TRAVIS: All right, play nicely or you're both going to time out.
Right now, we just need harmony in the team
and, today, that definitely wasn't happening.
SCOUT: Right now, Da is
making our beds comfortable.
TWILA: The man took bamboo
and kept chopping and chopping and chopping
and then split it open and flattened it out,
and all those humpity-bumpity bumps we had in that bed--
they're gone.
AMI: He's gonna make a mattress. Oh!
This is going to be so good.
Thank you.
Okay. Fishing.
Fishing? Fishing.
Okay.
SCOUT: That night, Da made torches out of dry palmetto,
lit them up and we took off down the beach, crab hunting.
He was good to do anything that we asked,
and I thought it was just extremely gracious of him.
( speaking native language )
Not a good night to try?
DA: No.
SCOUT: There were no crabs.
He said the tide needed to be further out,
but to find ways that we can learn from each other
and speak to each other across cultures,
it was touching to have an example of that happening
in this exotic place.
LISA: It was a good day.
I think a lot of feelings were healed,
and I think our tribe kind of came back together.
It was just a very wonderful day for everybody.
SCOUT: What did he get?
AMI: It looks like a crab.
Oh, wow! A crab!
Thanks, Da.
This is wonderful.
ELIZA: Having Da here was absolutely incredible.
And I was surprised at how emotionally attached
we all got to Da just within
24 hours-- I mean, we all
were, like, you know,
practically crying when he left.
Thanks, Da.
Bye. Bye.
♪ I may never climb the mountain ♪
♪ So I can see the world from there ♪
♪ No matter where the road leads ♪
♪ One thing is always clear ♪
♪ I am blessed ♪
♪ I am blessed. ♪
Bye, Da!
Bye, Da! Bye, Da!
That was a great reward, huh? Yes.
LEANN: This was the best reward we could have won.
It was a morale booster.
And, oh, my God, it couldn't have come at a better time,
because next time, we have to go to challenge,
we'll be ready in a big way.
RORY: I have absolutely
no idea how to use a Hawaiian sling.
I know the concept,
but I don't have any aim, any direction.
But it's the first day. We'll see how it goes.
BRADY: You going fishing?
Yeah.
Just be really careful you don't break a point.
BRADY: Rory took the spear and just milled around for hours today.
I've been trying to figure out a way,
for the last few days here,
for a little bit of a rift between Sarge and Rory.
I think it's doable 'cause
I think the Sarge kind of gets put off
by him a little bit, too.
Look at that.
He takes off with the spear
so he can walk around and have fun
poking through the reef.
Looking for seashells for his little kids?
BRADY: That's not helping get us dinner at all.
He's never going to put any fish in this fire.
It's never going to happen.
I was maybe a little bit sharper with the tongue today.
I was trying to just
shake things up just a little bit,
figure out if there's any room to go one way or the other.
Who do you think is going to consider Rory a threat?
Nobody.
Exactly.
So who is going to vote against Rory?
Nobody.
He's not going to have anybody vote against him,
so who do you think's going to be there in the end?
I planted my seed, I did what I thought I could do.
I think our efforts
should be on doing better as a tribe and winning.
Maybe if we start strengthening our tribe
instead of making it weaker, things would improve.
TWILA: Tree mail.
JULIE: Cool.
It's a puzzle.
"Many hands make light work,
"so the saying goes.
"Fail to put your minds together
"and add to your tribe's woes.
"In a test of mental agility, it's anybody's game.
Tribal Council for the losers, one more will lose their flame."
"Put your minds together."
ELIZA: We need to win this immunity
because Julie and I are the only two people left
who voted the opposite way of the majority
at the last Tribal Council,
so we both feel very vulnerable
and feel like this win is essential.
JEFF: Come on in!
All right, let's get to today's challenge.
We're at an interesting point in the game.
We're still even: seven members each,
in a game that is all about numbers.
This is what guarantees you the numbers.
Let me explain the challenge.
Both tribes are going to solve a tile puzzle.
There are four Vanuatu symbols,
each symbol in four different colors for a total of 16 tiles.
Arrange the tiles so that none of the same symbols,
none of the same colors are in the same row or same column.
You'll select one person to be your eyes.
They will have a vantage point, above, on a tower.
First tribe to complete the puzzle correctly
wins immunity.
Losers go into Tribal Council tonight.
Yasur, who's going to be your set of eyes? Eliza.
Lopevi, who is going to be your set of eyes?
Rory. Rory. Rory.
Rory.
All right, take your spots. Wait for my go.
Here we go, guys, for immunity.
Survivors, ready... go.
ELIZA: Start flipping, start flipping.
JEFF: First thing you've got to do is find out
what you're dealing with.
Four different symbols,
each symbol comes in four different colors.
Cannot have the same symbol or the same color
in any row or any column.
Don't start moving them around quite yet.
Don't move 'em around quite yet,
just flip 'em over.
RORY: Leave that one there, Sarge.
Chad, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny,
get the brown pig
and take it up to the brown skull.
Let's get the colors straightened up first.
Leave it there, Sarge. Okay.
Twila, Twila, start switching... switch this and those.
These first... two in the second column.
Switch those two.
No, no, no. No, no, no.
Julie, switch the one in front of you and the one you're on.
There is a key to figuring this out.
Chad, bring the pig
down here where that brown palm tree is.
Okay.
The red, the brown...
Okay, are there any colors
that are in the same column or the same row?
TRAVIS: No, no, let's work on symbols.
Now all we need to do is work on the symbols.
All right.
We got it. Let's go.
So I need a blue volcano.
Move that down to the pig...
Switch light colors, right? Yeah.
Switch light colors. Like this.
Okay, then that right here. That with the brown.
I want the skull...
No, no, no, no, no!
Chris, don't... Light colors.
You guys need to work together,
or you're never going to solve this.
Listen, listen. Okay, Leann, come here.
We need a diagonal of the same color all the way across
and a diagonal of every opposite shape, all the way across.
The pigs were all in a diagonal.
Diagonal is this way. I know.
Diagonal, and then you work around...
And then two up, three up, four up. We need to...
We need a same color. Yes.
You got to start working here, guys.
Sarge, don't stand on the symbols.
Look, knucklehead, geez.
Look, guys, guys... Listen to Rory!
Guys, guys, guys!
Rory may have lost control of this.
What if we did this one diagonal, too? Yes. Scout, yes!
Exactly what Scout just said. Perfect.
Yasur working together well.
All right, check it out.
We need a blue palm tree; blue palm tree right here.
I need a volcano.
Orange volcano.
We're just trying to do it, one at a time.
We need to go with a red pig.
Orange volcano right here.
Orange volcano. Now you got two skulls, man.
I know, man. We're not done yet.
JEFF: Lopevi,
total chaos.
No, no, do what she's saying, switch 'em back.
Let's do what she's saying. She's got the eyes.
Okay, girls, now where's the yellow skull?
Okay. Yellow skull, brown skull,
switch it, switch it, switch it!
Put it there. We got it.
Eliza thinks she's onto something. Check it over.
I think we got it. Make sure.
Check every one. Two volcanoes in the same row.
Okay, okay, okay. And two skulls in the same row.
Can we switch them?
Yeah! Switch these two.
RORY: Take the black skull
and put it where the black volcano is.
Hey, guys, hear me out....
I think we got it, Jeff.
Lopevi, hold up.
Yasur wins immunity.
Their second challenge in a row.
( women whooping and cheering )
Yasur, congratulations.
( whooping )
No Tribal Council tonight. Guaranteed at least
one more day out here.
Lopevi, never good to go to Tribal Council.
Somebody's going home tonight.
You have the afternoon to figure out
who that's going to be.
Go back to camp. See you at Tribal.
CHRIS: The challenge today, for immunity,
was pretty much pandemonium.
It was a mess. We didn't even come close.
You know, there was just people screaming orders,
and it was just a cluster.
And we all had our plan, but we said Rory would do the talking
and that's what messed us up.
I mean, right off the bat, I seen a way
to do it, but I didn't want to interfere with what Rory had.
Most of us were sitting around most of the time
not saying anything, waiting for, for direction.
RORY: It was the worst
performance as a team unit that we've had, and I
pretty much take that on my shoulders.
TRAVIS: It didn't really matter who was on the podium. Yeah.
We had people screaming orders and nobody
was listening to nobody.
LEA: There was a lot of yelling going on.
If you looked up, Rory was just sitting there
looking with a blank stare
like he couldn't figure it out.
JOHN K.: So is the reason Rory's still in
because he's not seen as a threat?
No, it's he's supposed to be
real good at puzzles.
JOHN K.: He didn't do better than anyone else today.
TRAVIS: I know. Maybe he just had a bad day.
What if they vote Brady tonight.
Would you vote that way?
Maybe it would show people
that you're willing to work with us.
You see what I'm saying?
JOHN K.: The way I look at it, bro,
what does your group have to offer
that's going to beat those girls?
Me and Brady are more athletic than anyone here.
You really think you guys are going to win
some immunity challenges?
Let me ask you something.
This little alliance
we have going on, who do you think's the leader?
You.
Sarge?
He's called every shot.
RORY: Man, I hope the five of us
really are together because, if not,
I'm dead right now.
If anybody turned around
in our alliance and went against me, it would be Sarge,
and it really scares the hell out of me.
Sarge just likes to dictate what goes on.
I don't know if you've noticed that or not.
CHRIS: Yeah, I've noticed. You know.
It's hard to miss.
Within our alliance
we-we do have some conflict.
Sarge could, at the last second, make a change.
Sarge does like to be in control.
Pull yourself up.
LEA: If Brady gets voted out,
okay, I'm going to lose a real good work partner.
Yeah, there you go.
Get up there. There you go.
I would keep him here to the end
because he's one of the strongest.
( grunts )
Don't let that son of a bitch win.
( grunting repeatedly )
LEA: My background tells me, have the strongest warriors
with you when you go to a battle.
There you go.
All right, all right.
The pack wants Brady gone, but Rory is a bad seed
and you don't need bad seeds in a team when you're fighting
for survival.
Hey, we'll see what happens.
JEFF: Welcome to Tribal Council.
Before we get to the vote, let's talk about today's challenge.
Rory, you got zero respect today.
How's it make you feel?
Every Tribal we've come to, you've gotten votes.
Then today, you're leading the tribe,
which is odd to me, and then even weirder, nobody listens.
I am the leading vote-getter
at this point, Jeff, and I'm scared
as hell right now, as a matter of fact.
The last two days
have seen a huge shift in momentum,
with the women clearly in control.
They win the reward challenge, improve
their camp life dramatically.
They win the immunity challenge today, and force you guys
to vote out yet another member.
Bubba, can you guys sense that shift happening?
Yeah, Jeff, they really kicked us in the groin today.
You know, we really took it hard,
but the thing of it is, I really think
that we're gonna be a whole new ball team, come the next game.
I really do, Jeff. I really believe that.
JEFF: Based on what I'm looking at,
I don't buy it at all.
Brady, do you think
it's possible that you guys
started playing an individual game
way too soon?
I think at the very, very beginning,
day one, maybe even hour one,
individuals started thinking about where
they were going to be six, eight challenges
down the road, and I think that mindset
took apart a lot of our team concept,
right from the very beginning.
JEFF: Chris, the obvious problem
with playing an individual game is
you may last longer than the guy next to you,
but you're not going to last longer than the women.
Yeah, but you don't necessarily know
where the women are coming from.
You don't necessarily know if the women
are going to be playing numbers
or how are the women playing?
I mean, we don't know how they're playing.
What on earth would would make you think
they're going to do anything but stick together?
There's nothing that makes me think
they wouldn't stick together, but I'm just saying, look,
you're a team at first, you got a tribe.
You have no choice-- but the bottom line is,
looking ahead, individually,
you gotta make sure you do what's right for you.
I mean, anything can happen.
Chad, as Chris
was saying that, you were shaking your head in agreement.
If things within the tribe start happening where there's
a sense that people are starting
to go individual, what are you gonna do
as an individual, if you feel
that that is starting to happen?
You have to jump on.
Ideally, the tribe will come first,
but this individual thing has to be your backup plan.
It's the only way to save your own butt.
JEFF: John, are you concerned, tonight,
you might be going home?
I'm extremely worried.
The past two guys that were voted out were two
of the more athletic guys in our group, so, um...
Yeah, I'm scared. I mean, there's not much more I could do.
I'm not gonna back down and pretend I'm not a good athlete.
Brady, why are you voting the way you're voting tonight?
I'm voting, first and foremost, to make sure our team
doesn't lag behind the other team.
I want this team to stop that momentum slide, turn it around
and go into the merge with some momentum.
That's the way I'm voting.
With that,
it's time to vote-- Chris, you're up.
Brady, you caught the first fish,
you even climbed the pole,
but the spirits sometimes dictate
that it's time for you to go.
Maybe the third time's the charm.
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.
Brady.
Brady. Two votes Brady.
Rory.
Two votes Brady, one vote Rory.
Three votes Brady.
The fifth person voted out of Survivor: Vanuatu--
Brady.
That's four votes, that's enough.
Please bring me your torch.
Brady, the tribe has spoken.
It's time for you to go.
Good luck, fellas.
Well, based on your first three Tribal Councils,
it would appear
that you're voting out tribe members that you think
might become an individual threat, later in the game.
Only potential problem with that strategy--
it's still early in the game.
See how it plays out.
Grab your torches, go back to camp.
Well, how much did that suck?
Can't help but feel like a bit of a loser,
but, in the back of my mind, I'm hoping
that it was one of those things
where they said Brady is one of those guys
that he makes it to the merge, he's going to kick my ass,
so I'll take that little bit
of self-encouragement along with me.
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