Survivor

Previously on.

Survivor...

After their third consecutive.

Tribal Council, Ulong was

desperate.

I'm gonna stomp anybody's ass

that lags.

Tree mail.

The tribes had a big

decision to make.

"Today you must choose one

tribal representative..."

I'll speak right out...

At Koror, Tom spoke

for the tribe and chose Ian as

their representative.

Ian, I say you go.

But the decision

exposed a divide in the tribe.

Katie, Jennifer, Gregg, Ian

and Tom are one unit.

So that makes five against four.

We're definitely the underdogs

here.

Maybe we'll draw straws or

something.

At Ulong, the tribe

couldn't make a decision.

You guys don't have a leader,

you can't even pick a

representative.

Give me somebody.

James.

James.

James.

I wasn't trying to be the

leader, they picked me.

The tribes competed

in a bathroom build-off.

We're going to judge your

bathroom.

For the winning tribe, our

entire construction department

will build a shelter.

Both tribes squared off.

Jenn, is that a boat coming?

And in the end, it

was Koror that won the new

shelter.

Oh, it's a frickin' palace.

It's like the Taj Mahal.

It's fantastic.

At the immunity

challenge, Ulong was out for

revenge.

We're not going back to.

Tribal Council!

The Ulong women held

their own...

Jenn is in!

Steph wins.

But the men faltered.

Koror wins their fourth straight

immunity challenge.

Back at Ulong...

I have never lost this bad.

The girls were

frustrated and wanted James out.

James lost it for all of us.

But Kim was on the

chopping block as well.

She sits on her butt.

She might drink some coconut

juice, you know.

At Tribal Council,

the women ultimately sided with

the men...

Fourth person voted out

of Survivor: Palau...

and voted out the weakest

link.

14 are left.

Who will be voted out tonight?

Your shoulder's right on my

head.

Don't do that to yourself.

In the shelter, people have

teamed off, and Jennifer and.

Gregg have definitely teamed

off.

I mean, Jennifer had her hand

on Gregg's stomach, rubbing on

it.

I mean, it's very obvious.

And they won't admit how close

they're getting.

But we can all see it.

They got to think we're stupid

if we can't tell that they're

together.

Willard's in the hammock.

Willard...!

Where are you?

Nice.

Can you see the fire?

You're in charge.

Willard...

You're in charge of the fire

unless you wake somebody up.

Y'all ready?

Hold up, hold up.

I don't know that we need the

machete.

We don't need it.

I've got the bag.

You might need it for

something.

Everybody in line now.

Let's go.

We get back from Tribal.

Council, and it's James and

Bobby Jon's idea to go find the

cave because it's going to rain.

A tree sticking out.

Yeah.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

It's really bad.

Where the hell are we going?

Trying to get to the cave.

This is the wrong way.

The cave is 300 yards from

the shelter.

I was the one trying to lead us

through there.

And I've never really been real

lost before in the wilderness,

especially at night.

Here's the trail, dude.

You on the trail?

Oh, yeah.

That's not the trail.

Y'all, watch out.

There's a wall in front of

us, right?

See this here, that's a rock.

That's a wall.

I think we're totally lost.

Come on y'all, this is an

adventure.

I just don't want anybody to

get hurt. We're already...

Ain't nobody gonna get hurt.

It's gonna be a tree up here.

Where are we going?

Come on, you have a

better way to get back there?

I can't see. Can you see?

No.

Well, I'm trying, baby.

But don't get on down my throat,

'cause I don't know what's going

on either.

I'm trying to stay dry,

I'm trying to help out.

You know what I'm saying?

Bobby Jon and James were gung

ho about it and I thought it was

insane.

It's the middle of the night,

we can't find that cave.

We're going around in circles

for, like, an hour.

Are we supposed to keep

bearing left?

I'm going back to camp.

Why are you going to go back

to camp by yourself?

You can't.

Why can't I?

Who says I have to go with you

guys and get lost in the jungle?

I don't want to get

lost in the jungle.

Angie wanted to quit.

She's one of those folks

that says, "I can't do this,"

you know, "I'm never going to

find it."

Okay, never say "never."

Oh, my God.

We don't want to go back to

get wet.

I'm just scared to get

struck by lightning.

We're in the middle of a

freakin' jungle.

This is, like, the last place

they say to be.

Let's just go back.

Everybody walk that way, go.