JEFF PROBST: Previously on Survivor:
Three days before the merge,
Kucha had a one-member advantage over Ogakor.
It's a huge advantage, because the pressure
is on them to win the next challenge.
Go!
And it looked like they might regain
their winning streak when Nick led them to victory
in the reward challenge.
Kucha!
JEFF V.: We are a very cocky group.
It's fun to have them talk about how hungry they are,
and us go in there and win all their food.
JEFF: Ogakor couldn't hide their frustration.
JERRI: The other tribe will probably just pick us off
one by one.
JEFF: But before the immunity challenge could take place,
( Michael screams )
...the game took a violent twist.
Michael passed out in the fire, and was severely burned.
( groaning )
MICHAEL: Kucha, you guys know what to do.
JERRI: "There has been an accident at the Kucha camp,
and one of their members has been evacuated."
JEFF: Michael's evacuation leaves Kucha and Ogakor even,
with five members each.
Tonight, will new strategies
and new friendships be born as the two tribes
merge into one?
Who will be the first person voted out of the new tribe?
ALICIA: They've been handed a gift.
ELISABETH: They are going into this with an advantage,
because we were supposed to be one up on them, anyway.
ALICIA: They were about to be voted off one by one, and they know it.
JEFF V.: For the last three weeks,
we've been competing with another tribe.
At this point, we get down to ten total people,
and we come together and merge into one tribe.
ELISABETH: It blows my mind to even picture feeling
any sort of loyalty toward... I don't even know them.
We have been through so much together.
JEFF V.: We've talked about strategy and how we were going
to merge with this other team ever since Mike got hurt,
because the last thing that he said to us,
as he left, was that somebody from Kucha
needs to take this money.
And regardless of what happens,
we need to eat 'em up and spit 'em out.
This is going to have to get ugly
if we really want this thing to work.
The first vote, we have to do
something to get an advantage.
RODGER: That's right.
NICK: It's going to depend on that first vote,
and it's smooth sailing from there.
You hit the nail on the head, son.
ELISABETH: If I had to vote right now, I'd vote Colby,
and I'd vote Jerri next.
ALICIA: It's got to be Jerri and Colby first.
My instinct says Tina was the guiding force.
When I was standing in that number one circle and I was
quizzing her,
and the way she was answering my questions
just told me that she was putting on a face and was a shrewd woman.
JEFF V.: We were just trying to figure out who probably is
Ogakor's weak link,
and maybe we can convince them to come over
and vote on our side.
Tina will not turn on her team.
JEFF V.: No, I know Tina won't turn.
There's no way.
Most likely to turn is Keith.
I think Keith and Amber.
ALICIA: I just think Nick and I are going to have to be ready
for anything 'cause he and I are going
to be the first ones up.
KIMMI: See, I think they'll be gunnin' for me.
JEFF V.: Listen to you all talking.
It's me.
Plus, Kimmi on the second, the first reward challenge.
They asked who Debb voted for, and Kimmi said Jeff,
so they know that I have a vote against me.
We're anticipating a five- to-five tie in the first vote.
And in the rules, when there's a deadlock tie,
the person with the most votes accumulated to that point
is the one to leave.
NICK: You think they remembered, Jeff?
Because I had totally forgotten about that.
JEFF V.: It's never left my mind.
If they remember that...
But then again, that's a vote against me,
so it wouldn't leave my mind.
( laughter )
ELISABETH: What happens then?
NICK: I would be, like, forget about it.
COLBY: Yesterday, everything was canceled because
of the accident with Kucha.
You know, you're just left
with days that seem like
there's at least 19 to 20 hours of daylight.
We have no idea what's going on,
and we have no idea how drastic or serious
the situation is with Kucha.
I hope whoever it is is able to return.
COLBY: Automatically, we assume the worst... horrible.
It's the worst part about this
is waiting around for information.
It's like getting a phone call from the hospital,
saying, "Oh, we've got him here,
but can't tell you what's wrong."
You don't think Rodger had a stroke or anything?
( gasps )
Oh, my gosh, Jerri.
Yeah.
COLBY: We don't know anything.
We don't know when we're merging,
we don't know the condition
of Kucha's member who's been in an accident.
We don't know very much at all.
"Boys night out."
COLBY: Well?
It's different.
"You've wondered for weeks 'What's their camp like?'
"So, here's your big chance. Send your scouts for the hike.
"The men will go visit while the women remain.
"Cook a big dinner,
there'll be guests to entertain."
So, we'll stay here and the guys are going to come to our camp,
we'll cook dinner for them,
they're going to cook for you guys.
Cool. So we get to go on a hike down thataway.
I'm all over that. Yeah!
Finally get out and do something.
I better iron a shirt!
( laughing )
Big night out on the town, brother.
Big night, you know? You know what I'm saying?
...go into town.
Life is good. Life is good. Life is good right here, brother.
KEITH: The merge is when the two teams
come together to make one team,
and the game becomes
one against one, instead of team against team.
COLBY: Tina, you going to catch the kids some fish tonight?
I hope.
TINA: You go to one camp or the other,
and I'm not sure how that decision
is going to be made at this point.
We'll get a real great take
on the guys in their tribe,
and where things lie.
TINA: It's important for us
to get information right now
about who's had votes cast against them,
because it's probably going to come down
to a tie-breaker vote.
We've got to be totally silent
on who's had any votes.
Yes, we do have a lot at stake
if we slip anything out
regarding the voting situation-- we're done.
The only thing to break the tie
is past votes for the person who is voted for.
If they were to vote for myself or Keith...
we'd be out.
ELISABETH: Hey, fellas, are you guys ready to hear this?
We got mail.
"Girls' night out. You've wondered for weeks
'What's their camp like?'
"So here's your big chance.
"Send your scouts for the hike.
"The women will go visit, while the fellas remain.
"Cook a big dinner,
there'll be guests to entertain."
JEFF V.: So you guys are going over there,
and those girls are coming over here.
They're keeping the chicks apart.
They're going to send their chicks here.
Oh, that's sneaky.
ELISABETH: That is very sneaky.
ALICIA: That is very sneaky.
This is how it's going to start--
separate the boys and the girls.
JEFF V.: We knew that the merger was going to start today.
We just weren't sure exactly how.
So, we got this note,
and our girls are going to them,
and their chicks are coming to us,
and we're entertaining them and swooning them
and somehow convincing them
that this is the place to live-- Kucha Beach.
ALICIA: We know we don't want to go over there,
so they better really pull out all the stops.
NICK: I think we have a really nice camp,
and nobody really wants to move
to a new place, you know,
where everything's real strange.
And it would, you know, kind of
be our home field, our home-turf advantage.
JEFF V.: If we're responsible for the dinner,
then those girls are eating much better than y'all are.
ALICIA: Wait a minute.
You don't eat that chicken.
Wait. Time out.
We'll let y'all know how it was.
ALICIA: Women will go visit.
Can we have the Mountain Dew at least?
MEN: No!
You're going there.
You have two cans left?
We have to bring a housewarming gift.
We're not turning on you.
Nobody's turning on nobody.
I say we eat our own stuff.
We got the majority of them over here.
NICK: There's more of them to woo.
We need to woo them.
Woo-woo-woo, "woo them"?
You know what?
I don't like you guys anymore.
ELISABETH: This is why they did this to us.
As much as it stinks that Alicia
and I aren't going to get to join in our last chicken,
we know that it's for
the betterment of the whole group
to leave and go eat plain rice with Keith and Colby.
He's supposedly a chef.
I don't know how much
he can do with white rice, and...
We're going to miss our Kucha spices.
Yeah, we had a lot of good stuff
going on in our camp.
Those girls are going to be well-taken care of.
Living large.
Whoo!
ALICIA: Elisabeth and I felt really strange
walking away from camp, just us two.
It was really kind of cool,
an adventure that's going to change this game.
It's a big open book, and we got to write
the rest of the pages that go in it.
COLBY: I'm very curious
as to how they've been living the last 19 days.
With their shelter, with their eating, you know,
there's a lot of things I want to know to see
if that's where we want to be.
ELISABETH: I'm excited. I know.
I'm so curious to see what their camp is like.
Well, that's the thing.
And how they set it up for us.
Fe, fi, fo, fum!
I smell the blood of a Kucha tribe!
What's up?
JERRI: Hey!
Hi.
( laughs )
What's up?
You know how funny this is?
The guys are expecting you guys right now.
( laughter )
We had all this laying out
the tablecloth.
JERRI: Oh, my God! Tablecloth, napkins.
It said "Boys Night Out."
They're so ready. They're going to die
when they see your guys.
We've been so worried.
They didn't even tell you guys what happened?
No, not a word.
What did your note say?
Somebody got hurt and they were not going to be returning.
And they've been evacuated out.
Sit down for this one.
ALICIA: Yeah, this is a, it's a big deal.
ELISABETH: It was good to hear that they were worried
and hoping everything
and praying everything was okay with Mike.
He apparently just hyperventilated and passed out.
And all of a sudden, I see him
down and he was
face-first into the fire.
His hands were burned off.
When his hands were in the water,
the skin was floating up above his hand.
ELISABETH: They were just red.
They put a helicopter right on our beach
and took him away.
Have you heard any news on him at all?
Yeah, he's going to be okay.
Glad to know it's not one of those things
that's life-threatening.
I felt a lot of relief.
ALICIA: We were crying, we were a mess.
It was really sad.
ELISABETH: It was very difficult.
JERRI: When we first found out yesterday that we were
merging with all five of us,
after the accident over at Kucha...
we didn't really know
whether to celebrate or feel bad.
Whatever takes you out of the game
takes you out of the game.
Whether it's a snakebite or the fire,
it was part of the game.
And he is
the sixth person to leave.
TINA: The importance at this point in at five and five,
had a huge impact on the Ogakor tribes.
If we had gone in at six and four,
we would have been picked off one by one,
no doubt about it.
We're starting off the second half of the game
on equal ground.
It's a tie ball game, we're going into overtime.
COLBY: We got to be getting close.
Look at this.
Anybody home?
Knock-knock.
Hola.
What? What's up, fellows?
Wait a minute.
What are you guys doing?
Well, we took
a little trip down the, down the beach.
What's up? Hi, man.
( all talking at once )
How you doing, man?
Good.
So, your note said what? "Boys Night Out"?
COLBY: "Boys Night Out."
JEFF V.: Ours said "Girls Night Out."
NICK: Ours said "Girls Night Out."
We were expecting the women over here.
Rodger, I'm real sorry, bro.
I didn't even bring a skirt with me, so I can't
do anything for you, man.
COLBY: When Keith and I showed up,
they couldn't have been more disappointed.
They were ready to wine and dine the women of Ogakor,
and Keith and I come strolling in.
Look, you guys already had
the table set and everything.
Y'all really were expecting the girls.
( all talking and laughing )
KEITH: Colby and I were actually kinda
hoping it was going to be kinda
the girls cooking for the guys,
but we had a good time,
great camaraderie, it was kind of
like soldiers in the field that
are putting their weapons down for a little while.
COLBY: Well, now, you guys called this "Camp Carnage," but it looks
like you guys are living pretty plush around here.
Our girls, when they sent us off,
they're like, "Man,
"y'all check out that camp.
"If it's smelling and there's flies everywhere,
I don't want to move over there."
JEFF V.: All I saw from Colby were teeth-- big smile,
"How's it going?" Whatever.
He just seemed very cheery and very happy,
and Keith seemed like a little puppy tailing behind him.
We saved a chicken for you.
Are you serious?
Yeah, we're going to have chicken tonight.
No way.
You guys are too much.
We got spices, too.
We can roast it in paper bark.
Wrap that whole thing in there,
put the spices on and slow roast that.
KEITH: They saved a chicken for us.
They killed their last chicken and cooked it, which just,
which was just a real gentleman thing to do for us.
JEFF V.: You know, there's a Survivor twist to everything,
and they got us again.
I was expecting women, you know. We were going
to lather them up and go pick them flowers,
and now we're going to have to shift gears.
( both laughing )
They're nice, you know? They're nice guys.
I knew they would be, but I get the feeling
that Keith is an outsider.
So far, they're exactly what I expected.
They seem to have a good relationship together,
which I didn't expect. I figured
that, um, Keith would sort of be off on his own,
and he could be, you know?
They may be working us here, but...
Just pick one up, take a bite, pass it.
COLBY: I didn't think I'd see chicken cross these lips
for 24 days.
That lemon pepper is the bomb.
JEFF V.: It was good chicken, and it was good
to be able to provide them with chicken,
'cause they obviously had not been eating.
Colby, what do you want me to do with this bone, man?
There's still stuff on there.
I don't like the way we're passing.
Can we change the passing around?
Can we go the other way?
That was a huge thing for us.
We really enjoyed that a lot.
You know,
I think as the days go on,
this game is going to be difficult.
It is for me personally exciting.
I get caught up in the friendship thing quite easily.
Even though the meat was a little tough,
that was still a good chicken.
Yeah. It was an excellent chicken.
RODGER: I know everybody is nicey-nicey now,
but I imagine that'll change.
I think it'll be even more interesting once all ten of us,
with the women and everybody, is in the big hut.
There'll be some times, I'm sure,
when things won't be so nice around here.
ELISABETH: You need some help?
JERRI: I think I'll be all right.
I'm just trying to cover this,
'cause you know what I just realized?
Our only matches
are in Keith's pocket.
ALICIA: Uh-oh.
Yeah, "uh-oh" is right.
So, I'm thinking we should probably cook
everything because Keith has the matches.
ALICIA: Are you sure he has them?
JERRI: I know he does.
ALICIA: He's probably laughing right now,
going, "Guess what?
It's raining and I got the matches."
JERRI: He doesn't realize it, I'm sure.
ALICIA: Oh, man.
JERRI: I don't want to talk
about Keith in front of our guests.
Smell that.
JERRI: If I voice my opinions
about how I really feel about him,
they're going to figure out that votes
have been placed against him.
He should not be in charge of the matches.
Could have potentially now been an issue where we couldn't eat.
TINA: I don't think it was a deliberate thing
where he said, "I'm going to take my matches with me
so the girls won't have it."
He would not do that under any circumstances.
It's in Jerri's best interest not to show
a real hateful side.
Jerri's a good chick.
Normally, it looks a lot better than it is right now.
We're going home.
( laughter )
We decided that I was going to make
my famous tortilla, and we opened a can
of whole, peeled tomatoes.
ALICIA: We just want to tell you guys that your guys
are getting chicken right now.
Oh!
Like, there's no way they saved any for us.
They're getting chicken right now.
AMBER: I'm sorry we don't have any chicken.
ALICIA: That's okay.
AMBER: This is definitely
difficult for us. I mean, we wish
we had so much more to offer them.
It's upsetting that we can't give them
as much as they can give us.
Wow, that looks amazing, though.
Give me, like, some ingredients that I can get creative with.
ALICIA: When you don't have a lot of food
and you open up a can,
that's like... that's big-time.
So, we were really honored that they did that.
Watch, it's hot. Okay.
ALICIA: I feel like I can't wait to get them
back to our camp to give them something to eat,
you know, and I never thought
that I would feel that way.
I really thought I would
be thinking, "I'm not sharing anything with them."
I don't eat meat, I don't eat pork, and I'm, like,
craving a hot dog and a hamburger.
I could care less right now.
Do you know what I'm saying?
I would love a hot dog.
( laughing )
Hello. I don't care.
Out of 20 hours of being here,
we've talked about food 19 of those 20.
So, what's your favorite kind of food?
Hot fudge.
TINA: How about Dove chocolate?
ALL: Oh...
We're torturing ourselves.
We are absolutely torturing ourselves.
ALICIA: Have you ever had different-flavor Tootsie Rolls,
like cherry Tootsie Rolls
and vanilla Tootsie Rolls? Yes.
Vanilla?
ALICIA: They are yummy.
JERRI: When did they come out with vanilla Tootsie Rolls?
AMBER: I asked Alicia about their
firewood situation. She said they
have so, so much,
they don't worry about the firewood at all.
They have a kitchen.
They have all these wonderful things.
We have nothing.
I agree. I'm totally for going.
I am so stoked about going to their camp.
We've got mail!
( whooping )
Is there chocolate in it?
No, ma'am.
Is there peanut butter
in that mailbox?
I don't know if I should stand or sit. I'm so anxious.
TINA: "Once you were enemies
"but now you'll be one.
"You have just 15 minutes
"to get all your work done.
"Hike back to the croc swim.
"The map shows you the way.
Take all that you can, but the canoe's got to stay."
Oh! My God.
All in the black bag, you guys.
TINA: We're moving!
JERRI: We were ready
to pack up and move to Camp Kucha.
Roll up the flag inside.
The other black glove?
AMBER: Do we need our fishing poles?
When we looked at the map,
it was a completely different spot.
AMBER: Maybe they're doing the same thing,
and we're going to have a whole new camp.
I thought about that.
Yup, I think that's what it is.
JERRI: A spot that was
untouched, where we would have to build
everything again from scratch.
NICK: "Hike back to the croc swim. The map shows the way.
Take all that you can, but the canoe's got to stay."
JEFF V.: It's a good two-hour walk.
Damn it.
Make sure you bring your matches.
Mine are... I got my matches.
Nothing's ever easy around here.
RODGER: We were a little...
a little angry about it.
Six minutes.
KEITH: I was really frustrated with it.
I just didn't want to leave there.
Just, you know, we were there, we were comfortable.
I was liking that Kucha corn.
I'm liking our camp.
Yeah, I was liking y'all's camp, too.
It was a real pain.
Let's go.
ELIZABETH: I see camp!
I see it, I see it!
Are you serious?
( women cheering and ululating )
ELISABETH: We missed you guys!
Hey, baby.
How are you?
AMBER: Guys, check this out!
Look! Where?
Oh, my God!
( cheering )
They're doing all the work.
I'm glad.
AMBER: You ready, guys?
I'm thinking there might be food in here.
ALL: Oh!
It looks like a little picnic.
( all talking at once )
ALICIA: Okay.
"Building a new home is now up to you,
"but before you get started, you have two things to do.
"A flag must be made once your tribe's named.
"Here's a toast to your efforts,
and the second half of the game!"
Oh, my God, oh, my God.
( all talking and laughing )
ALICIA: One, two, three. Wow.
We get to make a new flag.
( all squealing and cheering )
NICK: We opened the box,
and people just start diving their hands in,
which pissed me off, because I'm
thinking let's at least
make sure we're getting equal amounts,
but Jerri and Amber and Elisabeth and Alicia
just start yapping and screaming,
and I was like, oh, I had to back up.
If I could have asked for anything,
it would be fruit and cheese.
Oh, cheese, cheese, cheese.
TINA: I've never had wine
in my life... Never.
and I'm fixin' to have some.
( laughter )
I may get drunk. Hey, guys, here's a tablecloth.
This is a party!
I swear, I haven't been that excited since I was little,
and so just completely overwhelmed
with the fact that you've
been starving and the fact
that you're in the middle
of nowhere, and there's
this spread in front of you.
You are beautiful!
ALL: Yay!
( cheering )
TINA: It's nice, starting all over, starting
on equal ground, and it was important
to listen more than you talk,
find out what you're up against.
Oh, you guys, this is so great!
ALICIA: You know, it was really kind of
interesting, because in the middle
of all this celebrating, this game
is still being played,
every minute of every day.
My stomach's going, "What is going on?"
I have a little bit of shock
happening right now. JEFF V.: They seemed
to be very nice, and I thought that it was all legitimate,
and then I saw Colby
and Jerri sort of sneak off and whispering,
and then I saw Colby walk over to Keith, and then
they start whispering, and they're, like,
pointing at us and counting fingers,
like, "She's going to go first," and "He's
going to go second," and it started.
We weren't together 15 minutes, and it started.
( crickets chirping )
RODGER: Thank God it's not raining.
We need to get something up over our heads here
in case it rains tonight.
Like, what's the purpose of putting it up here?
Like, the trees, the structure?
RODGER: Have the trees and the shade and the...
JERRI: You know what?
I'll just express my opinion right now.
I think... on the beach right there... Wow.
in the shade.
Let's go down there and take a look.
All right, let's look.
Yay!
( all talking at once )
COLBY: Sometimes you run into a situation
where there's too many chiefs and not enough Indians, so
I'm just going to stand back. I don't want
to ruffle any feathers at this point.
You don't think that if it rains,
it will rain down this thing, do you?
That was one of my thoughts. That was one of my thoughts, too.
But we're on this high thing.
And if it runs down, it'll run down over there, won't it?
RODGER: It's called a dry creek bed.
I don't know if it's always dry or not, that's the question.
My idea was to originally build the, uh, hut up in the trees
where you got some good anchors,
and then the girls said
they would like to stay down on the sand
'cause it sleeps better.
Go down with it a little bit.
ALICIA: Hey, Jer?
JERRI: Yeah.
What was that little big fish-- what was that?
Oh, yeah! That would be a perfect name.
What is that? Barramundi.
Barramundi. Barramundi? It means, like,
if you catch this fish, you'll be eating for days.
JERRI: We're called the Barramundi tribe.
It's a great name for our new tribe,
'cause this is when things get
slippery and sneaky,
and it's hard to catch people.
It's the catch of the day. We're quite a catch.
KEITH: You know, the honeymoon stage
is going to end quickly.
We're going to have to go into an immunity challenge,
and it's going to be obvious that we're kind of two teams
living as one tribe.
Welcome.
I will take the immunity idol.
Barramundi: new tribe name.
New tribe, new game.
No longer playing for tribal immunity,
playing for individual immunity.
This is what you covet.
Wear this, you're immune from Tribal Council.
You cannot be voted out.
Today's challenge, it's called "The Perch."
There are ten wooden pillars to stand on,
one for each of you.
I'm going to warn you-- this could be a long one.
This challenge tests both your will and endurance.
Last one standing wins this, is immune from the vote tonight.
Keep your eye on the talisman!
Immunity at stake.
Survivors, ready?
Go!
Anybody want to look up at the sky
to see if the sun might peek out?
I'm afraid to look.
Rodger's, like, "I'm not looking."
I am fixed on the woods up there, son.
I don't look down at the water.
( laughter )
If I did, I'd be a goner.
I'm going to try to alphabetize the 50 states.
Well, that...
Isn't there a song?
Arkansas.
Alabama.
Boy, things sure have gotten fun out here.
( laughter )
You guys, have a good game.
All right.
Bye, baby.
Bye. Bye, Nick.
RODGER: Just don't get too close to me, Nick,
'cause I'm liable to be next.
NICK: I've been sick the last couple days,
and I got up there, felt a little dizzy,
knew I wasn't going to win and jumped off,
and got a good hour of rest.
So that made much more sense to me
than standing up on that block and getting tired.
I'll jump in right now...
Like, if it makes you feel better.
Colby, you're jumping?
Check on Nick for us.
Oh, he did a flip!
( applause ) And it...
I like the flip.
This game's gonna go forever.
It is gonna go forever.
My strategy was
to make the Kucha guys mad,
to convince them that I'm the man to vote for.
If I can draw some attention away from Keith and Jerri,
who both have several votes for them,
we really need one of those guys to win immunity
and the other one to be camouflaged.
Because if the Kucha members vote for either Jerri or Keith,
we're going down.
It's not even bothering some of those guys out there.
It was killing me.
Yeah.
I feel so good!
Uh-oh, Jeff's bringing something out, guys.
ELISABETH: Is that an ice cream cone on there?
No, that's peanut butter.
It's not peanut butter now. Both you guys, shut up.
That's peanut butter.
It's not. Is it Skippy?
Hey, guys.
I have a little peanut butter, chocolate...
( screams ): Oh! Chocolate.
The first person off gets it?
So what are you saying exactly?
Who gets it?
Colby...!
That's a great idea.
Colby?
Yeah. Nick, come here.
ALL ( screaming ): No!
( yelling )
That's not right.
This is why you keep your mouth shut.
My mom says, "Elisabeth, keep your mouth shut!"
Do I listen? No!
He's getting a big old dip, Elisabeth.
That's pure peanut butter right there.
Anybody decides to bail, you can join me.
This is torture!
I was just waiting for you to say those words.
You can get a big scoop.
That's not enough.
No, that's not enough, Jeff.
That's not enough, Jeff. Forget it.
Okay.
It's plenty for Rodger.
It ain't very good.
Stick it out.
COLBY: That one bite of peanut butter
was better than any of the wine
and cheese and crackers...
Damn it! Shut up.
Come on over to the dark side, Jeff.
If you don't think you can out-stand us,
then I would go 'cause you're not gonna get that later.
Not if y'all are gonna vote me off, though.
Now, see, you hear that, Jeff?
What?
Look at these women,
they're bound and determined to win this.
Oh!
COLBY: Oh, my God!
( chuckling )
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
Elisabeth...
ELISABETH: Is it good?
No more takers?
Okay. Four hours.
See you guys in another couple.
What you got there, buddy?
Here's the offer.
An ice cream.
I got a really hot chocolate.
I just couldn't stay up there.
( thunder rumbling )
JEFF V.: Maybe they feel vulnerable.
Maybe those are the four people that feel the most vulnerable.
I felt vulnerable,
but, you know, I couldn't do it.
I knew I couldn't do it.
RODGER: Tina out there, she has not
had anything to eat all day long.
She didn't eat any breakfast this morning.
The rest of us all had about
a little bit over a half a cup of rice.
And I know they're getting cold, too.
COLBY: These four are pretty damn determined.
I've never seen anything like it.
I had no idea it would last this long.
There's no telling how long those four
are gonna stay out there.
Another fun day for Club Barramundi.
JEFF: I'll tell you, this fire feels good right here.
Unfortunately, not enough to heat you up.
Yeah, we know.
Is there any more negotiating?
Maybe.
What's making you want to negotiate now,
but you didn't earlier?
A boat ride back might, uh...
could be worth it.
COLBY: How long you think they're going to stay out there?
JEFF V.: I heard Tina say
"Nothing is bringing me down at this point."
I bet Elisabeth goes next.
JEFF: Stay dry, I'll get you in.
It's past my bedtime.
Good job, Elisabeth!
( cheering ) We love you!
ELISABETH: Good job, you guys.
Go get 'em.
You okay? You okay?
Oh, my God, it feels so good here.
You done good, we're all proud of you.
We're all proud of you.
You guys did a good job.
JEFF V.: I think they've been out there over ten hours now.
I know that Alicia is concerned she's being voted for tonight,
so I think she's going to stay.
These people are crazy.
You guys know we got to go to Tribal Council tonight?
Hey, Jeff.
JEFF: Your faces say a lot.
But here's what I have.
Hot coffee, or hot chocolate.
And a boat ride in?
JEFF: And a boat ride in.
I'll take it. I'm done.
JEFF: All righty. Enough.
Hey, Tina?
Hey what?
I need this.
TINA: I looked over at Keith and Keith said,
"Tina, I need this one."
In his heart he must have really thought
that he was going to get the votes cast against him.
I'm done. I want coffee!
Hey, Tina.
You coming with me?
TINA: I am.
ALICIA: Oh, Tina's getting down.
TINA: It's the hardest thing I've ever done to come in.
Much harder to come in than stay out there,
because I've been out there ten hours.
I knew for our team that I needed to make that decision.
So I stepped down and let him have it.
Yes!
Good work, Keith.
Wear that.
( spattered applause )
What a day. ( laughing )
What a day.
You guys just finished a marathon
immunity challenge.
Come to Tribal Council, where unfortunately, you're gonna vote
the first person out of your new tribe.
All right, let's talk about today's challenge.
Nick lasted
90 minutes.
Now, at the other end
of the spectrum, Keith lasted
ten hours, 18 minutes.
You get immunity.
Tina, Alicia
lasted ten hours, 17 minutes, 55 seconds.
Alicia, I'm thinking you obviously
must not be worried, because you were out there
for a long time and finally said
"Okay, I guess I've proven my point."
This challenge felt like it was gonna go on forever.
And I don't think that my stepping off
is gonna change
what was gonna happen tonight anyways.
Keith, when I came up to you
and handed you the talisman, I said,
"Congratulations," and you said, "Tina gave that to me."
I really firmly believe that if...
she did not say, "Okay, I'm done now,"
we'd all still be...
we'd still all be there, we really would.
She's become like my sister, I'm telling you,
and it was, uh, it was definitely a gift.
JEFF: What was it, Tina,
that finally made you say, "Okay"?
At this point, I'm still a team player.
Our team advancing does mean a lot.
I know
Keith needed this.
So...
it's all right.
JEFF: Rodger,
when you look at what happened today
and how many people took a bribe sooner or later
and jumped off, do you think
everybody here is really worried?
Well, everybody
but Keith, I would say.
Keith is definitely not worried.
But yes, I think any... any one
of the other nine of us are... has a very good
possibility of being voted off.
JEFF: Here's the deal.
Survive tonight's vote,
you are here till the bitter end.
You'll be part of the jury at the very least;
you may be... final two.
If you're voted out tonight, game is over.
You go home, and that's it.
Let's vote.
Nick, you're up.
COLBY: It was a, uh, strategic move that was determined
the first week we were here.
I really like the guy,
but he's from the Ogakor tribe
and they have all got to go.
TINA: He seemed like a really great guy.
This is 100% a strategic vote.
JEFF V.: 'Cause everything's bigger and better in Texas...
this lone star
has got to go.
I'll go tally the votes.
JEFF: Once the votes are tallied, the decision is final.
The person will be asked to leave
the Tribal Council area immediately.
First vote...
Colby.
Jeff.
Two votes each, Jeff and Colby.
Jeff.
Colby.
Jeff.
Colby.
I'll read the last two.
One for Jeff.
That's five.
Look at that.
One for Colby. We have a tie.
Okay, in the case of a tie,
here's how it works.
Jeff, Colby,
you will not vote.
The other eight of you will vote.
And as is customary, I'm going to give you guys a chance
to plead your case-- although
I don't know who you're pleading to--
this is obviously two tribes voting
completely down tribal lines.
Jeff, we'll start with you.
There's nothing that I can say, I don't think,
to change anybody's mind.
If I go home tonight, I will walk out of here
with a smile on my face,
and be very proud of every moment that I had here.
Colby.
I only know how to play the game one way,
and that's full-tilt,
and if that makes me a threat, then so be it, but...
I'm here for one reason, and that's to win, and...
this is the only way I know how.
What we're going to do is, we're going to vote again.
Nick, you're up first, if you would, please.
Thanks.
Same rules apply.
As with any vote, once they're tallied
the decision is final.
I'll read the votes.
Jeff.
Colby.
Jeff.
Colby.
Jeff.
Colby.
Jeff.
Colby.
So it's very clear,
old tribal lines run very deep in this group.
I think we could be here until the sun comes up
and nobody here is going to change their vote.
So we're ruling this a deadlocked vote.
Now what happens,
the rules state we go to votes cast
in previous Tribal Councils.
Whoever has more votes, Jeff or Colby,
will be voted out.
Colby, how many votes have you had cast against you?
Zero.
Jeff?
One that I know of.
Enough.
You need to bring me your torch.
Jeff,
the tribe has spoken.
It's time for you to go.
I could be wrong, but I have a feeling
over the next few days
new friendships are going to emerge,
new voting patterns
will form.
You guys have had a long day.
You can grab your torches
and head back to camp.
I'll see you tomorrow.
JEFF: Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode
and hear what Jeff has to say.
Next time on Survivor:
Will tribal loyalties begin to crumble
when Elisabeth discovers a crack in Ogakor's alliance?
That makes me sick.
I'm not going to sit here...
ALICIA: Oh, I think there's a crack in their tribe right now.
ELISABETH: If you want to stay here,
if you want to keep playing this game,
you better get a little more ruthless sometimes.
I knew this was going to happen
because of a very large mouth
of a former tribe member at Kucha,
Ogakor knew I had that vote,
and I knew there was nothing I could do about it.
So I'm going home and I've had an awesome time.
This has just been the most amazing experience
I've ever had in my entire life.