When an Amazon rainstorm blew in,
Tambaqui took cover...
It sucks to be outside right now.
while Jaburu's pitiful shelter
left the women out in the cold.
I can't believe how badly this sucks.
At the reward challenge, the women
won some much-needed fish bait.
Jaburu wins their second challenge in a row.
Back at Tambaqui, the men licked their wounds.
Everybody wants to win.
Particularly seven guys
don't want to lose to a bunch of girls.
And at Jaburu,
the discovery of a granola bar
put Janet in hot water.
Jeanne saw the little candy bar thing
inside of Janet's bag.
If you're gonna vote me off, that's fine,
as long as it's not for that reason,
because if it is, you're making a mistake.
Jaburu, no score.
The contest is over.
Tambaqui— immunity.
- (cheering) - At the immunity challenge,
the men finally tasted victory,
sending the Jaburu women to their first Tribal Council,
where Janet was the second person voted out of the Amazon.
14 are left.
Who will be voted out tonight?
And on the seventh day, the Lord said to rest,
but that's not us.
Come on, baby.
That hurt.
We had a bad rainstorm yesterday, and we had
a lot of leaks, and everybody was getting wet,
and we decided to fix up our roof today.
I can't imagine that the girls have a shelter
that is comparable to ours.
Uh, maybe it's more comfortable than ours,
but we're men, and we just build,
and we think about comfort later.
Where we want to build an awesome structure,
something big to look at, that's what we do.
We're the men.
Oh, Danny, can you get us some water?
Sure.
Can you handle it by yourself or not?
Yeah.
Okay, when you carry it back, put it on your shoulder.
Are you going to go with me or what?
Well, I was going to go do it myself...
I don't, I don't...
I think if you...
I'll go do it.
Picked up the deal,
went down myself, and I told him...
Look at him.
Come on. He's a little Hercules.
If I can go down and pick up a five-gallon deal,
put it on my shoulders, and carry it back up...
And I real... It really got me hot.
I, um... I had to...
I'm tempted to slap the kid around, to be honest with you.
The-the thing that irritates me about Roger
is that he just barks orders all the time.
I mean, he's not very friendly about it.
He just tells people what to do.
Uh, I'm not really speaking to Roger right now.
Um, he knows that he wants
to vote for me, and I know I want to vote for him.
And also, he smells bad.
He smells like really spoiled vinegar?
Almost... Almost had it out with him.
Which one?
Dan. Lazy...
It really pissed me off.
Almost to the point
that I was ready to give him a kung fu chop.
But I'm relaxing.
I'm relaxing.
It'll be cool.
I think what you should do—
don't let this situation get you down.
Don't get bummed out about it, even though it's... it's...
There's a lot of, uh, bull going on,
you know, people still
jockeying for position and currying favor.
Right now, there's still momentum to boot Roger.
He's still the prime candidate.
Daniel and I came together because
he speaks Mandarin and Cantonese;
I was born in Hong Kong;
I speak some Mandarin,
and we started to speak Mandarin together,
and there was an immediate connection.
Physically or what?
- Oh. - Secure.
Matthew and I are great friends.
He's my best friend out here,
and he's a really good ally.
When he tells you something, he's being truthful,
whereas the other guys around here—
when they tell you something, you have no idea
if they're telling the truth or if they're lying.
Mm-hmm.
All right, dude, let's go back
to the, uh, the rat pack.
This is day seven,
and our tribe is pretty much pathetic.
Definitely the hygiene of the camp right now—
that's, uh, lacking.
I thought they cleaned the pot, but they didn't
clean it out thoroughly, and there's wasps
all over the camp this morning.
Yeah, I'm actually allergic to bees,
so that's why I want to try to trap them in there.
That's what attracted all those noises last night.
- Tarantula. - Can I see?
Holy crappy-oli.
- (chopping in distance) - Give me the knife.
What's with our food?
They always want our food.
- Jeanne! - (laughter)
Sorry.
Spider's dead.
Oh, that's lovely.
That would be the nice, fresh smell of mold.
That needs to come out, that moldy stuff.
What are we doing?
The four of us here— do we have a plan?
We need wood, and we need fire going.
We've been spinning our wheels.
You can't spin your wheels in the jungle.
Everyone has their own agenda.
My priority is water.
See? We have none.
My agenda is food.
And then whatever else we have to do— I have no idea.
I'm so hungry, I can't even think straight.
We've got girls who are freezing at night.
They don't have any shoes on their feet,
and there's no fire near the shelter,
and the shelter over there is not big enough.
We got one, two, three, four,
five different kind of things going on here.
We promised each other as a tribe, last night,
that we were going to have a meeting to get our...
things in order.
We all have to call this meeting in order now.
Shawna, can you make it to a meeting?
Shawna?
She's sleeping.
- She's out. - Well, she's part of the tribe.
I'm gonna wake her up.
Hey...
we need to have a meeting.
Can you take a...
Yeah. -Okay. We're going to go over there.
The meeting is called to order.
So I think we should, uh, maybe
initiate a leader.
I, um, initiate Deena.
- Anybody...? - Second that? Okay.
Strategically, Joanna and I decided to put
Deena up for the leadership position because
we think she's a little hotheaded,
and I think she's going to create a little friction.
Deena, do you accept the offer?
You know, I'm going to...
All I want to do is— we delegate the tasks
- that are important for the day. We don't need a leader.
We need a delegator. We need someone who's gonna step in
- and give us some structure. - "Okay, hey, you do that,
- you do that"? Nobody wants to step up
to be leader, because that puts
a big target on your body,
and who wants to get voted out of the game?
I didn't take that with open arms,
but, yes, I am going to do it.
I am going to delegate tasks.
I told them that that was my goal.
Okay, we're a little bit raggedy.
- We're okay.You know what's impressive,
is that we live like this,
and we've won two out of three things.
- (laughter) - I mean, really.
This group is such a good group.
When it, when it comes time to pull your butt together
and say, hey, what...
here's the organization we need for... to win this thing,
we are such a good group together.
Jaburu is beating Tambaqui,
but, more importantly, it is the battle of the sexes.
I mean, totally,
all the way, this is the battle of the sexes,
and the women really are kicking the men's butts.
Jaburu, Jaburu, Jaburu rocks!
Tambaqui, getting your first look
at the new Jaburu, missing one member.
We're now even up: seven, seven.
Okay, today's challenge is for reward.
It will test your ability
to keep track of a large number of items.
There are 35 matching pairs of items.
Each of you will have a box with five items inside it.
One by one, you'll ask somebody from either tribe if they have
a certain item in their box. If there's a match,
you collect the items.
Every time you get a pair, you score a point for your tribe.
The tribe who collects the most matching pairs wins reward.
Want to know what you're playing for?
Yeah!
We have, uh, baskets.
We got some shampoos, deodorant, some soap.
There's nail clippers— lots of different items—
toothpaste, toothbrush;
all designed to keep you looking and smelling good.
Worth playing for? Good.
Take a spot behind a box, wait for my go.
Okay, you've drawn straws to determine the order.
We start with you, Joanna.
What's his name?
- My name is Dave. - Dave.
- Yes. - Do you have a pumice stone?
No, I don't.
- Sorry.No score for Joanna. Daniel.
The really cute girl with the curly hair— do you have soap?
- Yes, I do. We got a score for Tambaqui.
Whoo!
He'll come get it.
I don't think he's got any problem coming over to get it
- from you. - Hey, how are you doing?
- Nice to meet you. - How are you?
- I'm Daniel. - Nice to meet you.
- I'm Shawna. - See you. All right.
Hoping to see each other soon, okay?
No doubt. I'm planning on it.
You hope you're in the game that long, brother.
- Jeanne is up. - Smiley guy.
- Do you have toothpaste? - Sorry, that is a negative.
Roger.
Joanna, do you have shampoo?
Yeah, all right.
(chuckles) Don't.
Heidi, you're up.
- Alex. - Yeah.
Do you have a razor?
Unfortunately, no, I don't.
Sorry.
Jaburu, still dry.
Matthew.
Joanna, do you have a pumice stone?
I sure do.
Thank you very much.
Christy, you're up.
Heidi, do you have a razor?
Yes.
Jaburu on the board with one.
- Thank you. - Uh-huh.
Alex. - Hey, Jenna.
- How do you know my name? - 'Cause I'm really,
really smart and I pay attention a lot.
Do you happen to have a, uh, a comb?
Yes, I do.
Sweet.
How'd you catch her name?
If I could remember when I picked that up,
I would, uh, I would let you know,
but I just— I did pick it up somewhere.
No idea— I was just paying attention.
All right, Jenna.
Butch, you have soap?
Yes.
Way to go, Jaburu.
Jenna not showing anything.
- Literally. - Not today, maybe tomorrow.
Oh, really?
Tambaqui at five, Jaburu catching up at four.
Butch, you're up.
Young lady in the blue, do you have tweezers?
I do.
Go get it, Butch.
I'm Butch.
- Deena. - Pleased to meet you, Deena.
Yeah!
Tambaqui at eight, Jaburu at six.
- Shawna. -Rob, do you have a pumice stone?
Shawna, it's my pleasure to give you my pumice stone.
Whoo! Thank you.
Rob.
Heidi, do you have any conditioner?
No.
Shot down by another woman.
All right, Deena.
Rob, do you have some conditioner?
In fact, I do.
That hurts.
Women are picking me clean.
Ties the score up at eight.
- Daniel. - Heidi,
do you have any conditioner?
I already asked her if she has conditioner.
Daniel... - Oh, did...
You're thinking... you just want to have a little...
Have the conversation with Heidi that you want to have.
Yeah, just turn and say hi, dude...
All right, never mind.
Forget me, okay? Let's go on, okay?
Jeanne.
Do you have conditioner?
- (laughs) - How did you guess?
Look how that cost you.
- Damn it. - We are tied up again:
10-10. Alex.
Shawna, do you happen to have a toothbrush?
- No, no, I don't, sorry. - Damn.
- My bad. - Jenna.
Do you have a toothbrush?
I do.
Fancy that, fancy that.
There you go.
Jaburu takes the lead.
There are 35 matching pairs.
That means 18 is the number we're looking for to win.
- Shawna. - Rob.
- Yes. - Do you have conditioner?
I don't have conditioner; somebody took it earlier.
- Really? - Yeah.
And Heidi doesn't have it either.
- (laughs) Okay, good to know.
Hey, Rob, before you ask,
does that usually work, that sort of witty repartee?
Amazingly, Jeff, it doesn't.
No, no, no, you should hear what we say about him in our camp.
It's all good.
Oh, really?
Yeah, Rob!
Nice, baby.
- The Rob-a-sue! - Yeah, the Rob-a-sue!
Dear God, I hope that there's a merger.
All right, Deena.
Rob, do you got some soap, buddy?
Jaburu at 17,
Tambaqui is at 14.
Dave, you guys need to score.
We need to score.
Um, I'm gonna go with Christy
with shampoo.
Shampoo.
I'm sorry.
Ooh.
I'm really sorry.
So here's where we're at.
Jaburu sitting on 17.
All they need is one more to win.
Jeanne.
Dave, do you have shampoo?
That'll do it. - (women cheering)
Nice job.
Jaburu wins reward.
Here it is, ladies.
I know how much you want this stuff.
Come get it. Who wants it? You got your tweezers,
you got your eyebrow pluckers, you got toothpaste.
Jaburu, Jaburu, Jaburu rocks!
Whoo!
Nice job, you can head on back the same way you came.
So I'm very excited that this is
the best day of my life.
I got a better reward than I could ever hope for
in soap and toothpaste—
that maybe some girls out there in the other tribe
would want to get with me.
If I could do anything to help Rob-a-sue and his dream...
I, I am telling you...
I have a dream.
I will give up my sleeping space
so Rob-a-sue can have room for two.
- There you go. - That's commitment right there.
Since day one, Heidi has always been my favorite,
but she looks like she could really use the conditioner
and maybe some of that, some of that soap.
She looks a little rugged and beat down,
but, look, I'll take what I can get.
She's probably a 91/2
in real life and right about now she's closing in on a six,
so that kind of levels the playing field for a guy like me,
which is an exciting prospect.
I had a great time. I finally got to meet Shawna
and I think she digs me.
I can tell by the little twinkle in her eye
when I met her, you know.
And the fun I had— honestly, honestly, Alex—
was to see you guys react with these women.
Overall, they seemed pretty nice.
With the exception of Joanna. -Yeah.
I think she was showing her true colors a little bit.
I don't like Joanna.
She's always yelling about Jesus and how Jesus loves Jaburu.
I didn't know that Jesus had
a vested interest in Survivor 'cause,
as far as I've seen every picture of him, Jesus is a guy.
I would think that he would want the guys to win.
And Jenna has always had the kind of dark, mysterious smile
out of the corner of her eye and a little twinkle.
Who is Jenna?
Jenna is the one who was standing
right next to me, with the black hair.
- I know, I'm saying... - Oh, who is she?
- philosophically. - Who is she?
We don't know.
I think Jenna— Jenna's, uh...
she turned and looked at me, we had eye contact for a second.
She is— she has an engaging stare.
Jenna is the hot chick at the bar who doesn't say anything,
who's got the eye and looks around
- and waits for the guy... - Waits for something to happen.
and the thing is,
if you're not that guy,
she'll shoot you down real quick.
Jenna is a gorgeous individual.
She has— her butt is so sexy.
And Butch, the girls were asking you more than once.
Yeah, Shawna and Jenna.
Shawna on the left, Jenna on the right.
What I thought of Jenna was—
I didn't consider like the other guys as a, as a hottie.
I mean, I guess she is.
Um, you know, I'm 50 years old.
I'm not supposed to look at things like that,
but of course I'm not dead either.
I really cannot wait to watch
when the girls are all taking baths.
"Heidi, do you need some help with your bosom?"
"Oh, sure, Jenna."
I can't get the mud from yesterday out of my shorts.
I just don't come clean.
I'm losing my hair.
My hair.
Bathing in general in front of other people—
it's a very, um,
self-conscious thing.
Anyone need the scrub brush?
When we were bathing, I bathed with Jeanne and Deena.
And, of course,
the girls my age...
Heidi, we have to go before it gets dark.
are the ones that,
that, of course, I'm not invited.
And that's okay.
I've learned to accept that,
and they can go off and do their bathing thing
and wash and be pretty
and check each other out.
Be like, "Oh, do I have any dirty spots?"
Oh, this is so awesome.
The cuter girls— me and Jenna and Shawna—
kind of went off
from the older women because we're younger and we're cuter;
we've got better bodies; and, for some reason,
that's like a huge issue with older people.
Yes, we are masters of beauty.
We're all very confident with our bodies,
we're all three having fun,
we don't have these older women judging us, telling us
what we should and shouldn't be doing.
- I'm taking my top off. - That's what I'm doing.
Oh.
- It does feel good, doesn't it? - It feels like I was wearing
a sports bra for, like, years.
Ah... relief.
The three of us were washing each other,
bathing topless in the Amazon River.
It felt like a soap commercial
that went wrong, and it felt so good
to just be myself
and be partially naked in an Amazon river.
I mean, we're in Brazil.
It's nice to get underneath and all around.
If there's a merge,
it would definitely be to our advantage to go topless because
guys, it's all they ever think about.
I think that they would just, like, have that on their brains
all the time, instead of the game.
I think they'd be more like,
"I want to keep you on my team as long as possible
if I get to see that all the time,"
so if their mind is distracted,
then that just gives me a chance to move one space ahead.
It's hard for me to... to be with these personalities.
I mean, these guys are— they're intense.
Let me ask you something.
Do you think that, uh...
Which situation would be better:
without Daniel or without Roger?
I believe that taking out Dan would be better.
After that, we'll see how it goes.
I think that you are the best player on this tribe.
- Thank you, I appreciate it. - I think that I am
- a very underestimated player... - I think so, too.
and I know that I'm on the outside looking in.
Yeah, but that doesn't have to be.
I would...
There's a, there's, there's a certain someone
whose name's been brought up,
that if he went away, it would change things very, very much.
- Roger? - Mm.
I want to do it.
I mean, the person who makes the most sense to eliminate
based on performance, obviously, is Daniel.
But based on personalities and other issues,
both Rob and Al have pushed me, and mentioned Roger's name.
I said I wasn't gonna do it
unless it was gonna be a done deal.
I'm not gonna be on the losing side at all.
Matt alread— Matt already came to me...
- And you want to do it? - ... and brought it up.
I don't really trust anybody.
- Dude. - You know.
I mean, you won't tell Alex this,
right, but, I mean, I don't trust him.
I don't trust Alex at all.
What about Dave?
I think we leave Dave out of it for right now.
That's— I can't believe that this is happening.
This is the best day of my life.
This is like a dream come true.
There's a fish.
Me being— actually, I'll get a great— another worm.
What a stitch.
Dude, give me a potato.
- We'll hook that up. - What the...?
Textbook, baby.
Leave him in the boat; let's get another one.
Got some fish, guys.
- Monsters. - All right.
Oh, yeah.
We're going to need a bigger fire, man.
Ready, dude?
Cheapie soup.
What do you say— six ounces?
Not even.
You know, for the past, past week or so,
the focus has been really on surviving
and how we're going to make it out here.
And talking to Matt this morning,
it really came.
You know, we're here to play a game
and we're here to eliminate 15 other people.
You caught a fish?
Three. - Three.
All right, look at that, baby.
Nice. Nice.
Um, and what was interesting in talking to Matt this morning
was to hear him talk about how
Alex has been talking to Rob about getting rid of Roger,
and, you know, it kind of opened up my eyes.
There's a lot more going on behind the scenes
than I'm aware of.
Guys, we got the momentum now, man... got the momentum.
David and Matthew
went out on a fishing trip and brought back three guppies.
And Matthew is like, "Oh, I'm going to make
"a fish bouillon soup, and it's so, it's so depressing
for a chef like myself without these seasonings."
We're going to have to wing it, guys.
I mean, no utensils, no real service vessels.
It's going to be primitive.
We'll figure it out.
I think we can handle primitive.
I was like: Matt,
when I was in the fraternity,
I would swallow fish that were bigger than this whole.
- How we doing, fellas? - Did we get some flavor?
It's not a lot of flavor.
You guys, I mean, I could put this broth
back on the fire and concentrate it even more; it'd be better.
Right now, it's pretty light.
Kind of tastes like wet manioc.
That was delicious.
I must have got, like, the spine.
It's kind of changed a couple of times
over the last couple days.
Rob has put on a good front for the whole crew,
other than, I think, me.
He came into this game,
deciding that he was going to play
like the goofy kid.
I went to go visit my grandfather in the nursing home,
so I went and I said, "Grandpa, how's it going?"
He said, "Oh, it's crazy here.
"Every night, before we go to bed,
they're giving us hot chocolate and Viagra."
I said, "Hot chocolate and Viagra?"
He really wanted to get rid of Roger,
and Roger had already come to me and Butch and Dave.
We kind of all agreed that Dan was next to go.
Well, then,
Rob came to me and wanted to get rid of Roger,
and he had Dan and Matt.
So I'm kind of the swing.
I'm kind of the person— I can decide.
I can go, "Which one?", you know, and...
I can go either way.
He said, "Yes, I'll explain, sir.
"The hot chocolate is so they go to sleep,
and the Viagra is so they don't roll out of the bed."
Jaburu is on the upswing.
Deena did an amazing job
taking up the role of leadership within our tribe.
Then after breakfast, we'll all go get palm fronds,
and then the next two can go out fishing, if they want.
She's got her stuff together,
and she knows how to delegate.
Fix these posts right here, and then...
And, sometimes, she can come off bossy,
but you realized you picked her,
and that's the reason you picked her,
is 'cause you want her to boss you around.
- Christy? - What's up?
I really need you to work on the fire shelter
and then the roof.
Okay.
The net effect of the leadership has been that
we have, so far, boiled five pots of water;
there is the roof that is pretty much completed;
and the camp has been
completely cleared out of debris,
so that it looks like it's organized.
Like, it looks as if somebody, yes, lives there
and cares about their environment
and is going to take care of it.
Uh-huh, come on...
Get it, get it, bring it up, bring it up.
- Yeah, dawg. - All right!
We're not starving to death.
Some of the girls have been catching fish,
and I think that that's a huge source of protein.
It was what we needed to get us at par,
so that we could play the game against the men.
Ah! I caught my first fish in the Amazon!
I can actually go fishing.
Oh, my God, that's humongous!
Oh, shoot! I got to put him up here.
Bring the machete. Help me 'cause he's a big one.
- Whoa! - Uh, I handled it.
I am...
Do it, Jesus.
Look, that's my Jesus.
- Wow. What is this? - All right.
Hey, we got mail.
"Caged like an animal, escape is within sight.
Coordinate as a tribe or face Tribal Council tonight."
"Coordinate as a tribe
or face Tribal Council tonight."
- It's either a maze or a... - Sounds like a trap.
I'm psyched.
- Anyone else pumped? - Oh, yeah, baby.
Whoo!
I'm so excited we're going to challenge.
I really have a good feeling inside
that we're going to beat them boys.
I'm ready.
Is there any chance that Heidi
will notice me at the immunity challenge?
"Yes, definitely."
Yeah, baby!
But will it be positive or negative?
Break it out.
Will Jenna give the old man here the look?
All right. All right.
"Outlook good."
Wow!
How about this?
Is the most righteous Dan going to take the lovely Shawna?
"It is certain."
Oh...
- "It is certain." - Oh, no.
Come on in, guys!
Okay. I will take back the immunity idol.
Clearly, with a very arrogant addition, I would say.
Thoughts when you see the immunity idol with their colors?
We'd like to remind them we had it first.
Yeah.
And we'll remove it later.
Okay, when you guys agreed
to this adventure in the Amazon,
you basically agreed to be trapped with strangers.
Today's challenge epitomizes that.
You are going to be trapped in a cage.
There's an escape hatch at the top.
To get to it, you're going to have to make your way
through a rope web of knots until you release a machete.
Next, you'll find ten more knots.
Once you've untied those knots, use the machete
to cut the correct rope, then slide the board out.
That'll release a pole.
Use the pole to retrieve three sets of keys.
Use the keys to unlock the locks and open the hatch.
First tribe to open the hatch wins immunity.
If everybody in your tribe does not work together,
you will go to Tribal Council,
and somebody from your tribe will be going home tonight.
All right, everybody get in your cages— I'll lock you in.
For immunity.
Survivors ready... go!
What'd you, uh... Here it is.
Don't pull it yet.
Pull this.
Throw that rope over to me.
Damn it.
For the first stage,
all you have to do is release that machete.
I don't know if I'm doing any good.
- Pull it, pull it, pull it. - That a way, Tambaqui.
- Dave, I finally went... - Nice.
- I found it... - Okay, we got this through.
Jaburu with two knots undone on the machete.
Tambaqui with both knots undone on the machete.
We're down to one knot left.
I can take it. I can take it. I can...
It's right here. It goes right through this one.
- Keep pulling. Keep pulling. - I can't.
She's pulling the other way.
It's Jenna first, then Christy.
It's going to get into a knot if we pull like that.
All right, hold it, Alex. Pull, pull, pull.
Someone feed that.
Someone feed it, or it's going to get stuck.
- I got it. I got it. - Alex, good.
Good move, Alex.
Hurry up... hurry up...
Oh, now... now we got to get it out.
I got the machete, guys. I got the machete.
- Okay. Once that machete's free,
- you're fine to use it. - You go inside.
- I'll go outside. - Jaburu has their machete free.
They're moving on to the next stage.
Cut! Cut! Cut!
- Dave's got it. - Okay. Hey.
Dave, Dave... take it, Dave.
- Everybody be careful. - I got the chain.
- All right, go, buddy. - Go, buddy.
- Got it. - Go, go, go, go, go!
I'll get the end.
- Come on, Shawna. Awesome job. - Can we go?
- We can't pull the board. - Go, go, go, go, go,
- Go, go, go. - Hang on.
I got mine. I got mine.
- Done. - It's untied.
- Clear, clear, clear, clear. - Okay, guys. Come on, push.
- Looking for the keys, guys. - Okay.
Slide it through, guys.
- Locks. - One, two...
- Slides up? -Slides up. You guys, th... you got to cut that.
Here. Here, you hold it. I'll saw the rope.
- Okay. - Here we go, Joanna.
It's all you, babe. It's all you.
You got it. Good job.
Tambaqui, still trying to get out of their first stage.
Jaburu working on their keys.
thing is, just pry it, push down.
There you are.
- You got a lock. - I what?
- You are on that lock. - Yeah, okay.
There you go. There you go. Work it.
Good job, Joanna. Good job.
Good job, baby. Come on, baby.
Jaburu has another key.
Keep going, Dave.
Jaburu is working on their keys.
Tambaqui, still stuck on first stage.
Jaburu has two locks undone, one lock remaining.
Good job, Joanna. Good job.
- Good job, baby. Come on, baby. - Jaburu has...
Oh, yeah! Oh, yeah!
Tambaqui still on stage one.
Jaburu on their last lock.
Push it back. Push it back. Push it back.
- Pull it! - Immunity: Jaburu!
- Jaburu. Jaburu rocks. - Jaburu rocks.
Jaburu!
Who wants it?
Wait. I'm sorry, guys.
You... you forgot something.
- Oh, that's right. - That's okay.
Hey... thank you.
Jaburu, congratulations.
Immunity; no Tribal Council tonight.
- Three more days in the Amazon. - Whoo!
Yeah!
Tambaqui, sadly, not the same news for you.
Tribal Council tonight.
Somebody else going home.
Alleluia!
Man, I want to lose it every now and then, but...
Hey, this hurts. There's no doubt about it.
- It stings. -Yeah, I'm not sure how evenly matched we are,
having dropped four out of five challenges.
The Lord is on their side.
Yeah. Uh-huh.
Dan is looking for... to get the votes to go for you tonight.
Whoa!
I wasn't in on it.
Roger has told me
that he is at his wit's end with Daniel
and that he may be very close
to bursting, and I hope that happens.
I know that any time any two people in the tribe
are butting heads, that's good for business.
Who do you think Alex is going to vote for?
I think Alex is going to vote for Roger.
- Yeah. Yeah. -A couple days ago, I thought it was going to be
- you and then me, but I think we're going to be... -All right.
I think we're going to be here for a little bit.
Roger's a pain in the ass.
- Yeah, he is a pain in the ass. - Yeah.
All right, I'm going to walk back to camp,
but don't walk back... don't walk back with me.
Yeah. Yeah.
I'm just trying to realign right now
with Rob, Alex and Matthew, and Rob really
wants Roger to go, but Rob will only vote
against Roger as long as the... the numbers are there.
Rob, of course, approached me, and then Matt.
He's going to try to save me, you know, if he...
whatever he can, but he can't really do it much himself.
Right.
So it's just all up in the air.
Wherever you vote, Rob's going to vote.
That's what he told me, so...
- Hmm. -You vote for me, he votes for me.
- Hmm. -Vote for Roger, you... he votes for Roger.
Whatever.
Because it is relatively early in the game,
I don't really trust anybody.
We still are out here as a game,
and to hear Matthew talk about how Alex
seems to be trying to be everybody's friends,
and-and get on different sides,
it made me wonder, what am I missing?
One for Dan, one for Roger.
- One for Dan, one for Roger. - One Dan, one for Roger.
Two for Dan, two for Roger.
Yeah.
And then three in a row for Dan.
Good night.
And that will be that.
Mm-hmm.
How you guys feeling?
Rob?
I don't think any of us are feeling that great.
We're at Tribal Council for the second time,
which is two more times than any of us had wanted to be here.
So I think we're feeling pretty lousy right now, Jeff.
- How about you, Dave? - Eight guys
certainly don't like to lose against eight girls,
and, uh, we had a slow start,
but, uh, I really... I'm-I'm fully confident
that we can come back and, uh,
pull some big wins in the near future.
Roger, do you feel a little
like Bobby Riggs and Billie Jean King?
You're letting down an entire gender here.
We did everything as best we could, and...
hey, they beat us, so...
Matthew, how about you?
How hungry, scale of one to ten?
I'm about an eight.
- That's pretty hungry. - Manioc is getting very old.
I have a hard time keeping it down.
How about you, Alex?
About the same as Matthew.
I'm up there at eight, maybe even a nine.
Mm— I'm hungry, and I'm feeling it.
Daniel, how about the fishing?
How many hours a day are you guys working on that?
We're actually going out there a couple hours a day, at least.
How many hours of daylight you figure you get out here?
About ten.
Roger, did you fish today?
Uh, no. I'm not a fisherman.
Matthew? - I did fish today.
- How long? - Fished for about an hour.
Would you say it's fair to say, "Hey, Jeff,
"if you were watching us, you'd see we are putting forth
everything we can to try and figure this out?"
I think we could spend more time out there.
Let's talk about friendships.
Daniel, feeling any bond with any of these guys?
Well, the person I get along with the best is Matthew.
He was born in... in Hong Kong, so...
he's probably more Chinese than I am.
And, uh, he knows how to speak Chinese,
so that's a definite plus.
Um, I'm different than anybody else.
I'm one Asian guy versus seven other white guys.
Even though I was born and raised in the U.S.,
you know, just, even before I speak,
I stand out from the rest,
and sometimes that makes me an outcast.
That is completely false.
I don't think for one second any of us said
that we're going to treat Daniel any differently because his,
uh, relatives are from a different country
than our relatives may be from.
We're all from different places and from
different backgrounds, and we all realize
that everybody's different and that's what makes us unique.
Roger, you were shaking your head a little bit.
What's your assessment? I mean, obviously, there's friction
- between you two guys. My frustration with Dan
started, uh, when I asked him
to go down to the lake and get the water,
and he kind of hesitated and, you know,
"You need to help me," kind of a deal.
So I said, "Screw it, buddy. I'll go down and get it myself."
Well, in defense to... to what Roger said, uh,
he's been barking orders like a drill sergeant since day one.
Um... I mean, he doesn't... he doesn't ask nicely, you know?
So I said, "Fine. You want to do it, go right ahead."
So friendship's out the window.
It is time to vote.
Daniel, you're first.
Roger, you've been out here six days too long.
Talk to you later.
Dan, I think I pretty much said it at Tribal Council.
You're out of your element,
and you have not been a team player.
I'll go tally the votes.
Once the votes are read, the decision is final.
Person voted out will be asked to leave
the Tribal Council area immediately.
I'll read the votes.
First vote.
Dan.
Roger. That's one vote Roger, one vote Dan.
Dan. That's two votes.
Three votes Dan.
Dan. That's four votes.
That's enough. Need to bring me your torch.
Daniel, the tribe has spoken.
It's time for you to go.
You guys have lost four out of five challenges.
I think you guys know what you need to do—
you just need to go do it.
You can head back to camp. Good night.
Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode.
Next time on Survivor:
The tribes tangle with the Amazon's deadliest fish.
These guys will take your finger off.
It's in the boat.
(chuckling): Hey.
- Guys, help. It's a piranha. - Bite. Bite.
- It's in the bucket. I feel like you don't...
And at Jaburu, Shawna wants out.
I don't see myself lasting for 30 more days.
Um, I don't re-regret a thing.
I don't know what I could have done better.
I tried my best at first, you know,
to start a coup, but it kind of fell through.
I didn't mean that anybody, you know,
knowingly made me an outcast of the group,
but it's who you relate with, and with eight people,
you know, you're not going to be able
to relate with ev-everybody.
Roger, somebody made a stop payment on your reality check.
That's all I gotta say.