OMAR: As hard as last night was, I think we're in a good spot.
-LINDSAY: Me, too. -Yeah.
And, like, I don't think
everyone's as close as we are.
LINDSAY: I'm happy that Tribal went
exactly how we planned it to go.
Me, Omar, Jonathan and Maryanne
all voted together, and that made me feel really good.
Because ultimately, that was
our main plan was for the four of us to really stay tight.
This morning-- idol hunt. Then after,
like, we can clear the camp ash.
LINDSAY: But last night,
Maryanne told us she has an extra vote.
[whispering]: Thank you, God.
LINDSAY: I'm on the fence about how I feel
about Maryanne and the extra vote,
but if we stay at a tight four, hopefully
that's for all of our advantage.
It's not a bad spot
'cause all through there are all those little roots.
[Maryanne gasps]
MARYANNE: Spiderweb! I think not.
I've watched every season,
except for six episodes ofTocantins,
so looking for the idol--
I know this thing would be hard to find.
Oh! Ugh!
A bug.
So, like, I'm looking at the nooks and crannies.
Let me dig here. What about that hole? Let me dig there.
[Maryanne gasps]
[quietly]: Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. Oh, my...
Just only there.
My heart started pounding.
I'm, like, freaking out. I'm like, "Oh, my gosh.
Did I just do it? Did I just find an idol?"
"Beware Advantage. If you take it, it's yours,
and you must do what it says. Otherwise, leave it."
I saw "beware" and a risk, and I'm like,
"Oh, my goodness, do I want to take this?"
Because it could bite me in the butt.
God. I'm just scared.
But I would rather take the risk
and go down in flames
then let my own hesitancy be the thing
that gets me out of this game.
I'll do it. Oh, my God, I'm so scared.
And the first thing I see
is what every single person wants to see.
OMAR: Wow.
But then I look at the paper a little bit more.
Oh, my God. "Your phrase..."
What does that even mean?
[gasps]
Oh... my... gosh.
That's so crazy.
MARYANNE: Are you kidding me?
Not only do I not have an idol,
but I can't vote at any Tribal Council
until other people find their idol and say the secret phrase.
Yo, I got bait-and-switched.
LINDSAY: Wait. You have no vote?
-I don't have a vote. -Whoa.
They were right here.
Where did they go?
HAI: Uh...
Maybe I brought them to the watering hole.
He loses his stuff all the time.
-[Lydia laughs] -HAI: Water bottles, shoes.
Shoulder.
[Lydia laughs]
Poor guy.
He's going through it out here.
Good grief.
Shoulder aside, right now I feel good.
The group dynamics of the tribe are basically
two pairs of two, where you've got
Jenny and Mike,
and on the other side Hai and Lydia, and then
in between is Chanelle and I.
And I know that Mike has the idol,
but this one is a bit of a trick.
And so, like any good lawyer would,
I need to look at the fine print here.
-Bro, I'll try. -Okay.
All right, I'm not... I'm not...
After the last endeavor, I'm not rushing to give it...
-take it out of my pocket again, okay? -Okay.
MIKE: I told Jenny and Daniel about my idol,
but Daniel is a little neurotic.
So first he said to me, "I need
to read the... I need to read the note."
All right.
MIKE: The thing is, I didn't want to get Daniel pissed,
and I wanted to make him feel safe.
So against my better judgment,
I decided to let him read it.
-Here. Just... -Read it, come back. Come back.
-Go read it. -Okay, all right.
All right, all right, thank you. All right.
Ugh! There's always something.
I missed that.
Chanelle and I had been planning to backstab Mike.
But embarrassingly, as a lawyer, I missed the fine print.
The idols will not die
if we vote Mike out.
'Cause we would have just voted out
the only idol that our tribe has.
This changes everything,
and it saved Mike's life, frankly.
Good job.
MIKE: Daniel hands me the whole package.
I open it up, and to my chagrin,
the idol and the congratulation note is missing.
-You never gave me the idol. -Yes, I did.
-You only gave me the paper. -No, I didn't.
I gave you everything.
I seriously almost stroked out right there.
"Get medical in here." That's what I was thinking about.
"Get medical in here. I'm stroking out."
DANIEL: So, Mike's like, "Dude, dude, you lost the idol."
And I'm like,
"Oh, my God, why?"
Why is this happening?
MIKE: This is exactly why I didn't want to do it.
DANIEL: I'm thinking, "No way.
You only gave me the piece of paper."
So I take him down to the exact place where I read it.
-Uh, water bottle. Okay. -Yeah.
It's a good sign. Here.
Problem solved. Problem...
Where's the rest of it, though? Where's the rest of it?
-That's all you need. -No, I need the "congratulations."
I need the other person that finds it.
This is what I'm talking about, dude. This is why...
-Oh. -Yeah, this is what I'm talking about.
This is why I didn't want to do it.
Fine. You're totally fine.
To Mike's credit, he was totally right.
But I did drop the idol.
That's on me.
Again, another example of Daniel Strunk having an epic fail.
I almost lost the idol, and it's my fault, and I'm sorry.
♪
Come on in.
Ika, Vati, getting your first look at the new Taku tribe.
Marya voted out at the last Tribal Council.
Wow. Taku, you look like you mean business.
Maryanne, you just came in there with a scowl.
Yeah, like, you know, going to Tribal sucks, and
it kind of reminds me of the classic tale of the bunny rabbit
eating its dinner in the mailbox. You know that one?
-I don't. Tell me. -Okay. So, like, you see,
like, your mailbox, and you open,
and there's, like, a bunny rabbit and you're like,
"What's this bunny rabbit doing here?" You know?
It's, like, you don't know the whole story
unless you're the bunny.
All right, shall we get to today's immunity challenge?
-HAI AND JENNY: Yeah. -First things first.
Got to take back the idols.
MIKE: I hear Maryanne recite her phrase.
PROBST: Thank you.
MIKE: I was waiting for the other tribe
to say something. I heard nothing.
So I didn't say anything.
Thank you.
MIKE: Because if I can go into the merge
with this secret of mine
and never have to say the line,
I have the idol and nobody knows I have it.
Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.
For today's challenge,
you're going to race out and retrieve a ladder
off the bottom of the ocean floor.
You're going to use it to reach a key.
You'll use the key to unlock a set of sandbags
and attempt to land those sandbags
on a series of five targets.
First two tribes to finish win immunity, safe from the vote.
In addition, you're playing for reward.
Want to know what you're playing for?
-[all assent] -Let's see it, Jeff.
First tribe to finish...
-CHANELLE: Oh, baby. -[overlapping chatter]
-PROBST: Survivortool kit. -Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
-PROBST: And fruit. -Oh, my gosh.
DANIEL: Pineapple!
PROBST: Second tribe to finish--
smaller tool kit, smaller fruit.
-All right, guys. -MARYANNE: Ugh! Oh, my gosh.
PROBST: Last tribe to finish,
otherwise known as the losers--
Tribal Council, where somebody will be voted out
of this game, and as a penalty for losing,
I will take your flint.
Ika, you have one extra person.
Got to sit somebody out. Who's it going to be?
-[quiet chatter] -All right.
PROBST: Romeo, gonna sit this one out?
Vati, you have two extra people.
Gonna sit two players out. Who's it gonna be?
-Lydia and I. -PROBST: Sit-outs,
take a spot on the benches.
Everybody else, give you a minute to strategize.
Get it on.
[whoops]
Here we go.
For immunity. Survivors ready.
-Go! -[gasps]
Big swells out of the gate.
You are already fighting water that wants
to move you in a direction
-you may not want to go. -Tori, over here.
You've got to get everybody to your ring.
-Come on... Come on, Jenny. -PROBST: One person dives down.
Taku still waiting on Omar.
Jonathan out helping now.
Jonathan heading down.
♪
Try and get to me.
PROBST: Vati still trying to get everybody to their ring.
You got to dive down and you've got to swim
against the current.
♪
-[Lindsay speaks indistinctly] -Jonathan has popped the buoy for Taku.
They can now start working on moving that ladder.
♪
This challenge is much more difficult today
simply due to the amount of turbulence in the water.
-MIKE: Are you okay? -The water is moving everybody
-off the course. -[indistinct chatter]
PROBST: Jonathan is carrying the ladder
on his shoulder.
That lad... The ladder is no joke.
That ladder is heavy, but you would not know it
watching Jonathan.
♪
-You got this, baby. -You got it.
-MIKE: Don't be sorry. You did fine. -PROBST: Vati still struggling.
LYDIA: You got it!
You got it! You got it! You got it!
Jonathan now is going to go retrieve tribe members.
First, he gets the ladder.
-Come with me. -Now he's grabbing Omar
and reaching for Maryanne.
-I got you, girl. -PROBST: Jonathan is
single-handedly determined to win this challenge for Taku.
♪
PROBST: As the two other tribes are still working
-to get their ladder. -One last one. You got it.
-[shrieks] -Ika has freed their ladder.
It is one of the most turbulent days
ever seen on Survivor.
♪
Vati still working on their ladder.
In dead last.
Now you're going to have to lift that ladder
and retrieve the key.
Jonathan is holding the ladder and Lindsay by himself.
LINDSAY: All right.
It is an amazing performance to watch.
One more!
PROBST: Yeah, she's got it. Lindsay back in the water.
Taku extending their lead.
Here comes Ika.
The ocean is dragging them away from where they want to be,
and they've got to fight against the water to get back.
Taku exhausted, but they are in the lead.
Now you're going to use that ladder
-to get the set of sandbags. -Good enough.
PROBST: Vati has popped their buoy.
Go, go, go, go, go, go!
The ocean is continuing to pull players away.
We rarely see anything like this.
Taku now working
on the rest of their sandbags.
And they've got 'em.
-Ika, keep fighting! -The key. I got it.
PROBST: Here comes Vati,
continuing to fight the ocean,
-trying to get back. -LYDIA: Come on, Jenny.
You're so close!
-Yeah! -Yeah!
Jonathan lands the first sandbag.
-Yes. -Yeah!
Jonathan lands the second sandbag.
Vati now very close to their key.
They're gonna have to coordinate...
[indistinct chatter]
...getting that ladder up.
-Yay! -This has been
Jonathan challenge's from the go.
-[indistinct chatter] -The question is, will either
of the other two tribes even finish?
JONATHAN: I got it.
[cheering, screaming]
Jonathan does it. Taku wins immunity and reward.
No Tribal Council tonight.
Now the focus comes down to
the two remaining tribes-- Vati and Ika.
PROBST: Mike and Hai holding the ladder,
trying to get it stable,
but that ocean is going to have something to say.
And another wave comes, pushing Vati away again.
Oh, my God.
Another big wave.
And there are more coming. These swells continue.
On day seven of Survivor 42.
-Here comes another one. -DREA: Big wave, big wave.
PROBST: And another.
I need help!
There is no relief.
I got it!
PROBST: It's getting more difficult
with every minute that passes.
HAI: All I care about are the sandbags.
HAI: Guys?
[indistinct chatter]
Hey, both tribes!
Drag your ladders in.
-Come in. -Let's go. -Get back in.
Drag it right up here and place it here and wait.
Perfect. Right there is good.
Drop it.
Oh, my gosh. Yeah.
-Yeah. -PROBST: All right. Here's what we're gonna do.
Due to no lack of effort on your part,
this is not getting any easier.
We're going to retrieve your keys and give them to you,
and we'll continue the challenge from here.
-Sound fair? -Yes. -Yeah.
Never done this in the history of Survivor.
-Let's get the keys. -LYDIA: Hey!
-Line up when you're... -Line up?
You're almost there!
Catch your breath and get a strategy.
-LYDIA: You guys are killing it! -This challenge is still alive.
LYDIA: Get ready! Get ready!
[indistinct chatter]
[Probst mutters]
TORI: Gas ourselves right here. We can do this, Ika.
Who wants it? Wait for me. Wait for me.
-HAI: All right, guys, come on. -PROBST: All right.
We're going to resume the challenge. Survivors ready.
Go!
-LYDIA: -Go, go, go, go, go, go, go! -DANIEL: Come on, guys.
Now, with what energy you have left,
you got to finish this sucker.
Lift it up a little bit. Lift.
PROBST: You got to get the ladder up. This one's a lot easier
'cause you've got a sure way to the top.
Vati's up first.
-Jenny gonna go. -Come on, Jenny.
Now Ika has it. Swati going up.
Jenny has the sandbags, she's down.
-Toss it down. -PROBST: Swati has the sandbags.
She's coming down.
It's going to be Hai tossing for Vati.
-Yes! -Yeah! -Hai lands the first one
for Vati.
-Yes! -Rocksroy lands the first for Ika.
We are tied 1-1. Five bags total.
Rocksroy off and on.
-Chanelle lands the second for Vati. -[overlapping chatter]
-Yes! -Rocksroy lands the second for Ika. We're tied.
-Aah! -Rocksroy lands the third.
-Ika now in the lead. -DANIEL: Yes, Mike.
-Yes, Mike. -Yes, Mike.
PROBST: Mike sticks the third bag for Vati.
And we are tied 3-3. Mike would love
to put Vati in the lead.
-And he does with that toss. -Yes! Come on!
There's Rocksroy to tie it.
Rocksroy lands the fourth bag, and we are tied again.
It's a showdown. One bag left.
Mike can win it. No. Rocksroy can win it right here.
-Oh! -PROBST: Oh, no!
Chanelle's gonna come back in. Can she win it with the jumper?
-No. -No!
-Now it's Drea who could win it for Ika. -It's okay.
-You got it. -ROCKSROY: You want me to take it, I'll take it.
PROBST: One tribe looking to close it out.
-[screaming] -And Drea does it for Ika,
sending Vati to Tribal Council for the first time this season.
What a battle. Wow.
Taku, congratulations, immunity is yours.
Thanks, Jeff.
Nobody going home from your tribe.
Plus you win reward. Because you didn't win the fishing gear,
you have the option to swap that fruit for the fishing gear.
You're already shaking your head.
-You want the fishing gear? -LINDSAY: Yeah, Jeff.
We would like the fishing gear, Jeff.
All right, fishing gear will be waiting for you back at camp.
Thank you, Jeff.
And I got to say, Jonathan, I've seen a lot of challenges.
I've rarely seen an individual performance like that.
-Nice job. -LINDSAY: Wow.
Ika, doesn't matter you finished second.
I'll take it.
Only matters you're not going to Tribal.
Your reward will be waiting for you
back at camp-- small tool kit, little bit of fruit.
All right, before I send you guys off,
Taku, you're going to pick one person
from Vati's tribe to go on a journey.
You guys can talk about it.
It can't be somebody who's gone on a journey. All right.
-Who you going to send? -We're going to send Chanelle.
Chanelle's going to go on the journey.
The question is, who will go with Chanelle?
You're going to pick one more person,
and it can be from your tribe or from Ika.
[indistinct chatter]
What'd you decide?
-We're gonna send me. -All right.
Omar and Chanelle, you guys are gonna take a journey.
You will return back to your camps
end of day. Grab your stuff, head out.
-Thank you. -Boat'll pick you up.
-Bye, Omar. -Bye.
All right, Taku, Ika, grab your stuff,
head back to camp. No Tribal Council.
And your flint will be waiting for you
-back at camp, as well. -Thanks, Jeff. -Thanks, Jeff.
All right, Vati, Tribal Council tonight,
where somebody will be voted out.
Before you go, I'll take your flint.
You'll have a chance to earn this back
at your next immunity challenge.
Grab your stuff, head out. See you tonight at Tribal.
Thank you.
CHANELLE: I'm excited to make a connection across tribal lines.
But that's a very scary thing,
to know that
my tribe is back at camp, scurrying around, scrambling,
trying to decide a vote, and I'm not a part of it.
JENNY: Today's challenge was brutal.
We ended up losing, and
Chanelle being away right now
definitely scares me a bit.
I know there is a decision to make on the journey.
Well, that sucked.
-HAI: Yeah. -DANIEL: That was just brutal.
I'm proud of you for going as long as we did.
JENNY: Mike doesn't have a vote, so,
I hope that Chanelle played it safe.
I can't stress that enough.
I need her to vote with us.
Anyone want to wash off with me? I'm gonna go wash off.
-Yeah, I'm gonna wash off with you. -Okay.
Leave this stuff and then get pretty for Trib...
Yeah, well...
HAI: Yeah.
Whoever wants to come is welcome.
JENNY: So,
we love Lydia.
MIKE: Yup.
You, me, Dan.
Oh, right, right. Okay, that's...
So, me, Daniel, Chanelle will vote Lydia. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
MIKE: We pretty much have a game plan.
We're going to vote Lydia out,
but I have no vote, and
Daniel can get a little squirrelly.
So obviously I'm a little nervous that
he would bail on us. He would go to somebody he thinks
is strong 'cause he thinks that's what it's all about.
We got to make it fast 'cause the three of us can't be seen.
-Yeah. -The three of us can't be seen talking long.
-I know. -DANIEL: Yeah. -So, have you heard either
-of our names from them? Okay. -DANIEL: Okay.
-We're just all voting for Jenny? -Yeah.
HAI: Right now, I feel very comfortable
with Lydia, Chanelle and Daniel,
but tonight will be the ultimate test of trust for us.
This first Tribal
will establish who's with who, and I just got to make sure
I'm on the right side of the numbers.
-Hai's still down there? -That was rough,
-right, from the outside? -Real quick.
They think I'm with them, but I'm with you guys.
I wanted to keep up appearances.
Jenny. To be totally blunt.
I'll always be honest. They're targeting Jenny.
But it doesn't matter because we got me, you,
and Chanelle's vote are three.
That's a majority of the five, so we'll put our votes on Lydia.
I hope so. I'm a bit nervous.
I would prefer Lydia to go home because Lydia is someone
who I'm less close with than Jenny.
But Jenny and Mike
only have one vote combined.
Hai and Lydia have two votes.
So Chanelle very much is
the deciding vote right now.
-Here we are. -OMAR: Here we are. [laughs]
That was torture. [laughs]
-But she was... -Jenny totally undersold this.
Yeah, but I guess they were
-less deprived at that point. -Yes, they were, yeah.
Maryanne said there was a decision
about whether to get the vote or to lose a vote,
-basically. -Yup, that was what Jenny told us.
And I definitely can't lose a vote going into Tribal tonight.
-Yeah, tonight. Yeah. -Especially feeling
-uncertain about where I am. -Yeah, yeah.
-And my goal is to build trust with you. -Yeah.
So I don't want to make a decision that screws you over.
Yeah, let's try best not to screw over the other person.
-Yeah. -If we can both walk out of this with an advantage,
-I'm happy. -Yeah. Right, right, right, right.
I get good vibes from Chanelle.
Like, it's crazy how much
communication out here is nonverbal.
Like, it's-it's unspoken.
You can just tell who you may trust or vibe with.
"You will now separate and make a private decision
before returning to camp."
OMAR: I trust Chanelle.
She just seemed very genuine and honest but smart.
And I don't think
she's more sneaky than me, which is what I want.
If we can both get something without screwing over
-the other person and losing their vote... -Yes.
-...we should do it, right? -Yup.
Omar and I like each other, and we want to work together,
and we decided if we can both protect each other
and get something, great, let's do it.
If not,
let's just play it safe.
"After spending the day together..."
"Protect your vote
or risk your vote."
"...at the next Tribal Council."
Oh, my goodness.
Wow. "You will learn the results
in the voting booth at Tribal Council."
The hard part of this decision of playing it safe
versus risking your vote is that
I don't know what Chanelle's gonna do.
CHANELLE: I could either play it safe
or take a risk and
wager my vote to have an extra vote.
OMAR: Initially, my thought is,
just play it safe,
but as I thought it through, in this game, it's all about
motivation. You have to know other players' motivation
and what's best for their game.
I don't think Chanelle's going to risk her vote.
From my read on Omar, I think that he might
play it safe, and I think that he wants to protect me
and leave me in a good place before Tribal Council.
OMAR: Chanelle
made it very clear to me
that she could not lose her vote tonight.
And if she's playing it safe, that means
I can get away
with risking my vote, which means
I could get an extra vote, which could change the game, so...
I think that I'm going
to go for the gusto and risk the vote.
CHANELLE: It's a massive risk considering
that I'm facing Tribal Council tonight.
In that voting booth,
I do not want to see something that says "no vote."
That would be devastating.
But I'm not playing a scared game.
I'm playing a game for a million dollars.
I got to make big moves to get a big reward.
♪
[chopping]
LYDIA: Daniel is NASA.
He's a smart guy. You know, he went to Yale, he went to Duke.
Like, he can persuade, you know, alliances.
-Daniel, did you talk to them? -Yeah.
They made a pitch to me to join them,
but no need to worry about anything.
-Okay, as long as us four stick together. -Yeah.
LYDIA: But at this point,
I know that my name's getting thrown out.
It's really scary not having one of our numbers here
to even just, like, talk to.
Damn, I can't believe Chanelle's not here.
Me, Hai,
Chanelle and Daniel putting just four votes on Jenny,
just hoping to God she doesn't have an idol.
And it potentially would be Mike and Jenny putting votes on me.
Ugh, I wish we could talk to Chanelle.
Yeah.
CHANELLE: I took a gamble, and I risked my vote.
And so, might not even have a vote tonight.
My first thought is, Mike can't vote, and
that means that our numbers could be completely messed up.
This is good... What? You okay?
Um...
I think I don't have a vote.
Oh, God.
Chanelle might not have a vote.
So the plan going in was for Hai and Lydia to split votes
where Hai would put a vote on Mike,
Lydia would put a vote on Jenny.
And then I would vote for Lydia
so that my Lydia vote combined with Jenny's Lydia vote
would be the majority.
So it'd be a two-one-one vote.
Ah!
DANIEL: The problem is, this play at Tribal
really only works
if Hai and Lydia are both
genuinely tricked into splitting.
-Their two votes are going to Lydia. -Okay.
So, we need to do three Jenny, one Mike.
-Three Jenny, one Mike? -Yes, just in case...
Just in case there's some sort of idol.
What's the... What's the math there?
HAI: I mean, the math doesn't make sense.
We need to do-- girls on Jenny, boys on Mike,
and then we get Jenny out of here.
HAI: Chanelle is usually very calm, cool and collected.
However, when she came back from her journey,
she seemed a bit frazzled.
All of a sudden, she wants to vote--
girls Jenny and boys Mike.
CHANELLE: Girls on Jenny,
-boys on Mike. Girls on... -We're splitting it, though?
Yeah, we have to because we don't know if they have an idol.
HAI: This doesn't add up to me,
and I could be overspeculating, but I trust my gut.
You don't...
CHANELLE: I've set up a great foundation
in the days leading up to this Tribal.
So I think
going into Tribal Council tonight is my call,
and I might not even have a vote.
That is the power of my social game.
I can direct the votes
without even having one.
♪
PROBST: Behind each of you is a torch.
Go ahead and grab a torch.
Approach a flame, dip it in and get fire.
♪
This is part of the ritual of Tribal Council
because in this game fire represents your life,
and when your fire is gone, so are you.
Sadly, that will be the case for one of you tonight.
So let's talk about the first days out here.
Hai, what's it been like living in a jungle?
I dreamed of this since I was a child,
and coming out here was surreal.
However, when you said that we were starting the game
with no rice, I thought you were out of your mind.
All six of us are struggling physically,
emotionally, mentally,
but I'm still happy to be here.
PROBST: Chanelle, let's talk about your journey.
-Yeah. -When you come back to camp,
what is being talked about with these journeys?
You know, I explained to my tribe
that I had a decision to make.
It was either to play it safe or to take a risk.
I chose to play it safe,
and, uh, hopefully, it works out in my favor.
PROBST: And, Mike, when you hear that story--
playing it safe--
do you evaluate, "Do I believe her or not?"
You know, I'm a guy that takes things at face value.
If somebody tells me something, I want to... I believe it.
We've been together for the starving, the building,
the running through challenges.
We've made a bond amongst all of us,
and I don't think she would come back and give us a snow job.
PROBST: Hai, do you think
that you can vote somebody out
and still go back to camp and have the kumbaya
that you guys are talking about?
While tonight will draw tribal lines,
I believe the Vati six is strong enough to go back,
regroup and collect ourselves because
these guys are my family, and I trust them.
PROBST: Daniel, do you agree,
tonight will draw lines no matter what?
DANIEL: Um, 100% it's gonna draw lines.
That's true, but, Jeff,
let me tell you why I will lose season 42.
The reason is because
I'm constantly in a state of paranoia.
I'm running numbers, going nuts. It's driving me crazy.
And you can't win that way
because you've got to trust your gut.
But if you're always paranoid, you can't trust your gut
because you can't differentiate
between the paranoia and your gut.
So for me, I need some people that are just going to tell me
to chill every once in a while.
Who calms you down?
[sighs] Mike calms me down.
Chanelle calms me down.
My mother calms me down.
My girlfriend.
You calm me down, Jeff. Not really. You don't calm me down.
-This is scary being here right now. -[laughter]
So, Lydia, will it be difficult for you to make a vote,
or is there a part of you that "this is why I came to play"?
LYDIA: I mean, I'm...
Personally, I'm terrified. I am excited because, you know,
as a fan you're like, "This is really neat."
Like, you could just... This is gnarly.
Like, this is wild.
You know, so there is that excitement.
But then there's that horrible reality,
like what if it is me?
PROBST: Jenny, Lydia just said it.
You can say it's hard and you can say it's exciting.
But the thing that's lingering in everybody's head is,
"Unless it's me."
My heart is pounding through my chest right now
because it could be me.
I did go on that summit, and
I told a story when I came back about what occurred there,
and I told the truth.
But there is this little doubt in my mind
that thinks people might not believe me.
♪
All right, it is time to vote.
Jenny, you're up.
♪
If anybody has an advantage or an idol and you want to play it,
now would be the time to do so.
All right, I'll read the votes.
First vote-- Lydia.
Jenny.
Lydia. Two votes-- Lydia, one vote-- Jenny.
Jenny. We're tied.
Two votes-- Jenny, two votes-- Lydia.
No votes left.
We're going to revote.
You can only vote now for Jenny or Lydia.
Lydia and Jenny, you won't vote.
Hai, you're going to be up first.
Will you come grab this, take it back?
♪
I'll read the votes.
First vote-- Jenny.
Lydia. We are tied.
Now, here's what's going to happen.
Clearly, you are deadlocked.
What's wrong, Hai?
Where are the votes?
Let me get to it.
Per the rules of Survivor,
the four of you-- Hai, Daniel,
Mike and Chanelle-- will have a discussion.
You have to come to a unanimous decision
about who you want to send home-- either Jenny or Lydia.
If you can't come to a unanimous decision,
Jenny and Lydia become safe,
and the four of you will draw rocks,
and the odd rock out goes home.
Before we get to that, though,
we have another Survivorfirst.
There were only two votes cast,
which means two people did not vote.
Didn't anticipate having to reveal who you are,
but now because of a tie and the inability
to vote somebody out, you have to.
So, who didn't vote?
So, Mike and Chanelle,
you can try to influence Hai and Daniel,
but you have no say in the decision.
It will come down to Hai and Daniel.
You guys will decide.
♪
PROBST: All right, Hai and Daniel,
the decision comes down to you.
You have to come to a unanimous decision
about who you want to send home--
either Jenny or Lydia. If you can't,
they're safe, and one of the four of you will go home.
-Can I ask a question? -Yeah.
If we were to draw rocks, even though
we were the only two votes, are the rocks four rocks?
-Okay. -Four rocks.
DANIEL: And can we begin the discussion?
-PROBST: Yes. -DANIEL: Okay.
I-I want to get the ball rolling
by starting with the following premise.
I really do not want to draw rocks.
Let's hammer it out
and get to a consensus so that on the very first vote
in day seven, we don't put our fate in a bag of rocks.
I really, really don't want that to happen.
Why did I lose your trust tonight?
You didn't lose my trust tonight.
I've always trusted you. I was under the impression
Chanelle wanted me to vote Lydia.
Now, Chanelle, if you wanted me to vote Jenny,
-please let me know. -CHANELLE: This isn't my... I don't
-have a vote. This isn't on me. -I know, I know, I know, I know.
But I was voting on your behalf in a way tonight.
So if it is that... Wait. Wait. Chanelle.
-Chanelle told you Lydia? -Yes.
-When? -Um, before we left.
CHANELLE: Wait. We all had a discussion, though.
-DANIEL: Before we left at camp. -CHANELLE: Daniel,
I'm super confused, 'cause we all had a discussion
on how we were voting, and we knew what it was.
The four of us were at the well, and you were there.
So, wait, wait. Chanelle, I want to know who you want out.
-I don't have a vote. -If...
-Yeah, but... -I know. I know. I'm asking you right now.
If you did have a vote, who would you want out?
Because if you tell me Jenny, I'm willing to agree with Hai
and send Jenny home.
CHANELLE: Right now this is inconsequential.
Right now is, do the four of us want to go to rocks?
MIKE: I just don't want to go to rocks.
If we can agree what makes our tribe better, will you both
vote together so we don't have to draw rocks?
-BOTH: Yes. -No matter what the feelings are.
-The feelings are irrelevant right now. -HAI: Yeah.
What we need to do is get past this point.
-We can iron that back at camp. -HAI: Jenny,
I'm going to own up to my vote. I voted for you.
You and Mike are all about strength, and I knew that.
I had to protect my ally Lydia.
And I love you, and I apologize, but
I'm not changing my vote.
LYDIA: And I have been fully honest with you, Daniel.
-I said from day one that I want to work with you. -Yeah.
I've never lied to you.
So why don't I give my rationale here?
I wanted to work with Chanelle, so we talked.
-Wait, wait, wait. -Wait. No, no, no, no, no.
-Daniel, Daniel, no, no. -No. Yes.
-That's not okay. That's not okay. -That's 100% true.
-That is 100% true. -Don't tell me that you,
a superfan of Survivor, came on here and said,
"Oh, I'm just going to let Chanelle choose."
-That's not true at all. -No.
-That is 100% true. -That is not true at all.
Hai, you have to believe me when I tell you...
-Hai, that's not true. -...the only reason I voted Lydia...
-Okay. -...was because Chanelle told me
-that we were in... -Hai, please believe this...
-...a four-person alliance here. -Okay, I understand,
but I'm asking Chanelle. Please
-tell Daniel who you would like to vote out. -Yes.
-I want... I want to know... -CHANELLE: Dan-Daniel, I...
Wait. Before she answers that question,
I need to ask Hai a question. I'm sorry.
Is there any way you're going to change your vote?
-Is...? Do you want to draw rocks? -JENNY: Hai, I-I want
-to talk with you. -I did, too.
-We need you both to... Hai.
We can do this, Hai.
CHANELLE: But I want to let you know
-that I trust you. -MIKE: We have to come to a decision.
And I've been with you since day one.
I've been wanting to work with you since day one.
Hai, if you vote me out, you're fracturing the tribe.
-We all had agreed to vote Lydia. -MIKE: Yeah, I...
I want to stay strong as a tribe.
-That's true. -I understand the confusion right now.
I love y'all. I'm willing to draw rocks.
I'm not changing my vote from Jenny.
I'm sorry. I have to keep my numbers.
I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
-I'm so sorry. -JENNY: Hai.
I-I really mean that.
And, Daniel, I'm asking you now,
-are you my ally? -Yes. I am your ally 100%.
-What promise...? -Because I just got backstabbed by the person
-I thought was actually my... -Wow.
HAI: Then will you please
be with me tonight?
-Will you hold this against me? -No.
Do you believe me when I tell you
I was doing what I thought was in a group of four?
HAI: We can hash it out at camp.
Okay. I'm still with you.
I need you to prove yourself to me
because I've proven myself to you.
Lydia, would you hold this against me?
-No. -Okay. You promise?
-JENNY: Guys. -I promise. We've had really honest discussions.
I trust you.
♪
PROBST: All right, so, have you made
an official decision of who you're going to send home?
♪
I'm sticking with my vote, Jeff.
I vote Jenny.
PROBST: Daniel?
I just cannot go to rocks on day seven.
With absolutely no joy,
I've decided on Jenny.
PROBST: All right, Jenny, you are the fourth person
voted out of the game.
-You need to grab your torch. -I'm sorry, Jenny.
CHANELLE: I'm so sorry, too.
♪
Jenny, the tribe has spoken.
Time for you to go.
♪
It's never easy.
Grab your torches, head back to camp.
Good night.
♪
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OMAR: Jonathan opens his big mouth.
My main man
is a bit of a slob.
ROMEO: "Make a knot here.
Pick that one up."
Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow.
Rocksroy, shut the hell up.
-MIKE: You played. -DANIEL: I know.
MIKE: There ain't no kumbaya. It's like holy crap-baya.
I thought we had it, but Chanelle did not have a vote
to cast today, and I'm really disappointed in Daniel.
He turned around and seems to have embraced his relationship
with Hai more than mine.
You guys better look out for Hai
because I think he's going to be
slitting all of your throats in the end.
[roars]