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Previously on Survivor.
The former Kucha tribe, outnumbered by Ogakor's alliance, fought
to stay alive by exploiting the tribe's disdain for Jerri.
I think there's a crack in our tribe right now.
Jerri, I think she's going to get votes from their tribe.
Jerri won the reward challenge and chose Amber to share in her victory.
While back at camp, Barramundi had their own celebration without them.
What's missing?
What's making it feel that way?
Keith won immunity for the second time in a row.
The tribe hiked to tribal council in a torrential rainstorm.
Alicia.
Where the former Kucha members learned that Ogakor's alliance was still strong.
The tribe has spoken.
Alicia was voted out, becoming the first member of the jury.
Eight are left.
Who will be the next to go?
It's.
Just draining off the tarp that we lay on.
And then wake up to see the rain like this, our fire's out.
It's going to be a long day.
It's cold.
I'm just feeling kind of drained and lazy right now.
I hope our Sunday days aren't completely gone though.
The rainy season is upon us.
The physical work is not, it's not light.
You've got to go get wood, you've got to break it down, you've got to keep the fire going.
Life in the Outback is tough and it's getting tougher, it really is getting tougher for everybody.
Feels like it's been burned for the last three days.
You have large taste buds?
Enlarged.
Oh.
I had like three or four enlarged taste buds on my tongue which is just terrible.
I'm feeling better but my mouth is still raw so I can't even drink water normally,
it's just like ugh.
Spring water from home.
That looks dirty.
That's because we rip it so wet.
It's been boiled.
We're out of water.
We need to definitely go up some water.
Jump in and get some water.
The rain settled in here and muddied our water and it's so cloudy that fishing has not been good at all.
We've lost all but two of our hooks because we have to fish from shore and there's a lot of debris on the bottom.
Tina, would you come down here?
I'm going to have to get out in the water.
I've got a line hung up.
You've got a line hung?
Yeah, about two feet off the floor here.
The water's just so much muddier.
Plus, I'm taking a chance on losing my hook in here.
I do know that.
I ain't going to pull it this way.
It's right in there just for me.
Maybe tomorrow we've got a full day.
Maybe the water will clear up a little bit.
I don't know.
And try to get some fish in.
Something besides rice.
Because we're not having to fish, we're having to rely on our rice.
We're eating a lot more rice than maybe we should be.
We're down to about two or three days supply at the rate we're going.
We still have eight people to feed.
Keith, do you want me to start the rice in two minutes?
Yeah, if Jerri's up for that.
Or we can do the two cups of rice, it doesn't matter.
Maybe go back to the two cups?
Up the most.
Oh my gosh, I knew it was going to be something you'd call it.
Yeah, rope ladder.
Oh my gosh.
Hey guys, you guys are going to dig this one.
It's going to be a good one.
They have upped the ante.
It came on a rope ladder.
It says mental or physical, you never can tell, but you'll need a partner, so you must pair up well.
One guy, one girl, one reward to split.
If there's one reward to win, then this one is it.
And this.
One's going to be big and chunky.
How do you guys think we should decide partners?
I don't know.
Should we pull them out of the hat?
You want to do that?
When does this game start being fair?
No, but I think it is about championship.
You know, I'm the old guy here.
I know nobody wants to be with me.
But, you know, sometimes you just got to go with the flow.
How are we going to do it, Colby?
I've got all the guys' names written on a piece of paper.
Oh, that's a good idea.
Ironically enough, I ended up being Colby's partner anyway.
I think it's important that people are constantly reminded of the reality of our situation.
There's nothing fair about it.
She said, well, who would you pick?
She said Colby.
About who Colby would pick here.
Today's reward challenge is the biggest one yet.
A helicopter is going to land at Barramundi Beach and take you to one of the seven wonders of the world.
The Great Barrier Reef.
Where you'll go snorkeling in the clear blue water and you'll be treated to a great lunch.
The challenge is an obstacle course.
You and your partner must stay together.
There will be three heats with two teams competing.
It's simple elimination.
If you win, you advance.
If you lose, you're out.
The winners from the first two heats will move on to the final.
The winning team is going to the reef.
We've already drawn straws to see who's going to race first.
You picked your partners.
Let's go.
Oh, my.
Nice job, Keith and Amber.
Take a break.
Heat number two.
Winners will take on Amber and Keith in the finals.
Survivors ready?
Go!
Get.
A private helicopter ride to the Great Barrier Reef.
Here we go.
Survivors ready?
You may be hungry before your trip.
You've got a long way to go.
But the helicopter's going to be here any minute.
Animosity and jealousy from everyone else for winning two rewards in a row.
It bothers me a little bit because I can see where that might affect people's voting.
But on the other hand, I really couldn't give a flying crap at this point.
How.
You doing?
Hey, my name's Craig.
Colby, nice to meet you.
Colby?
Jerri.
Jerri, how you doing?
Nice.
Very good.
Great.
Let's head out to the machine.
We land on the beach and I see a boat sitting there.
I'm like, what is going on?
This is, it couldn't possibly get any better.
I told.
Jerri as soon as we got in the boat, I said, here's the deal, no talk about the
game, no strategy, no talk about the other survivors, let's just enjoy the day for what it is, a day off.
And that's it.
Under.
This tent and there is just this spread.
There's a basket full of all different kinds of fruits.
Wrapped sandwiches, a bag of Doritos, there's pasta salad and sweet potatoes and all these different vegetables.
We just, we feasted for a good while and then realized, I wonder how everybody else is doing.
But, I knew.
Around camp we just kind of did, you know, daily chores and stuff.
Keith and I went and got some firewood and broke some firewood up.
It's normal taking care of our camp stuff, you know, and not too exciting,
but just enough to keep us busy to make the day go by a little bit faster with nothing to do.
We're seeing, you know, the same basic spot over and over and over, so to get out
and see some really clear blue water and have a big meal, that would have been great.
The Great Barrier Reef, it was just too close to paradise.
The setting, it was very, very romantic on top of everything else.
At.
One point I was like, this is one hell of a first date, Colby.
Man,
we finally get our time alone together, you know.
It's not down time away from the game and that's what I got.
26 days going on a month and.
I got to go snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef.
What did you do today?
This one is Keith's and it has a little empty space, kind of like the one between his ears.
Here's your orange for Tennessee.
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