18x03 - Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This

[bunniefuu]

PROBST: Previously on

Survivor:

[cheering]

The Jalapao tribe was bonding.

Get you some, man.

Wow, so good, so good.

PROBST: While Timbira began

to splinter.

I'm telling you, it's not

going to be perfect.

That's what I think.

You're taking out some

frustration.

No, you're taking out

frustration.

PROBST: When Timbira lost

the immunity challenge, the

Survivors discovered a new

twist.

Brendan, choose one member of

the winning tribe to join you

at Exile Island.

Taj.

PROBST: Taj from Jalapao

and Brendan from Timbira went

to Exile Island and agreed to

work together, despite being

on different tribes.

They shared a clue to new

hidden immunity idols.

"Then tribal homelands is the

thing that you seek."

Our homeland is where we

live.

PROBST: Timbira, facing

Tribal Council, turned their

sights on Sierra.

Okay, got it.

PROBST: But when Candace

turned on Coach...

Oh, yeah.

PROBST: ...he retaliated.

She got on me.

She's going to get on everybody.

The cancer will ruin the tribe.

PROBST: At Tribal Council,

Sierra was saved and Coach got

his way.

Candace, the tribe has spoken.



Who will be voted out tonight?

The last thing in the world

I wanted to do was give Candace

any idea that I was voting for

her.

And, like, not knowing what

everybody else was doing, I was

like, oh, my God.

This could be the very last

nail in my own coffin.

Erinn, obviously didn't see

it coming for us voting Candace.

And then when she did, she's

trying to, she's trying to back

out really fast.

She's-she's kind of panicking.

You guys were pretty

attached at the hips the

last two days.

'Cause I wasn't sure about

her.

But she was turning on the

rest of us.

Yeah.

And you...

But I did know though...

You knew that.

You knew she was turning on

the rest of us, right?

But, like, it just really

wasn't a decision that I wanted

to make lightly until I felt

like, felt like I knew her

pretty well.

And once I did, I just felt

like I could not trust her for

a second.

Not only did she align

herself with the wrong person--

Candace-- she's has completely

insulted all of our

intelligences when we came back

tonight and she said, "You

know, I've just been hanging

around with Candace the last

couple of days because I just

wanted to see what she was up

to because I didn't trust her."

We weren't not getting along.

I was very cautious with her.

But I wasn't like, "Okay, we're

best friends."

Well, it's all over with, so

that's good.

For her to say that to us is

insulting, which is why she

never would have been in my

alliance from the very

beginning.

And she's made her bed, and

she's going to have to lie in

it.

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[coughing]

It's like, why are we doing

this again?

I go, "Okay, a million dollars,

a million dollars."

Yeah.

[laughter]

Getting back from Tribal

Council was a little weird.

Morning.

Hi.

How you doing?

I think that the time that I

spent with Candace in the last

few days probably associated me

a little bit with her more than

I would have liked.

Now I have to turn girl that

maybe is kind of on the outs a

little bit into absolutely the

opposite of that.

Got to win this challenge

today, man.

We got to be absolute animals

today.

I think it's really

important that we win

challenges, so I have to go in

there and I have to outperform.

Do I think that I can outperform

Sierra and Debbie?

I think so.

I'm just going to have to

really, really suck it up and do

it because now I feel like I'm

kind of fighting for my life a

little bit.

Unfortunately, that's all

we've got for breakfast, Jerry.

Yeah, but you didn't eat

dinner, either.

Oh, my God, yeah.

Well, it maybe-maybe had been

what had my, uh, stomach screwed

up.

Ugh.

Yeah.

Best beans I ever had.

I'm not feeling too hot

these last couple days.

I don't know whether it's the

beans or something I've been

eating or something that's been

causing my stomach to hurt real

bad.

You're sure not digging in

like you usually do, buddy.

[chuckles]

Oh, he's taking it slow and

steady.

Yeah.

I'm used to some type of

situations like this when I was

in, uh, Afghanistan or

different-- other military

spots, so--

I never like to show weakness

anywhere I go.

I always want to be looked upon

as one of the stronger ones.

While everybody is doing their

normal activities, I got to

pretend that I'm happy, but

really inside, it's miserable.

[chuckles]

I'm-I'm trying to fight through

this.

I figure another day or so, I

should be good.

[groans]

How you feeling, Jerry?

Mother said there'd be days

like this.

Yeah.

[Jerry chuckles]

There are a bunch over here.

You want to move on this side?

Yeah, sure.

I see some over here.

There's a couple in there,

small ones.

There are a bunch of small

ones over here.

There's some right-right

under me.

Drop it.

He was right here.

Let's make sure.

We got fishing gear in the

challenge yesterday, and we were

all so psyched.

We assume... I think we all

imagined that we would be

feasting on plates of fish.

I see some over here.

There's a couple in there,

small ones.

There's a big one right here.

If we can get it over enough, we

can catch him.

Toss it far.

One, two, three.

You threw it on my head.

I'm sorry.

That might, it might be all

right.

No, he got out.

We're having a lot of

problems catching minnows.

We're not entirely sure how to

use the net.

J.T. thinks it's a throw net,

but it seems way too big for one

person to throw.

So we... I think we need to

figure out a good system.

One, two, three.

It's still not easy, but, you

know, we figured out, you know,

live bait with the minnows is

definitely the way to go.

This water is just a little

different from where I came

from, but we'll get it under

control.

Oh, baby, come on in.

You see him?

Got him.

Woo-hoo!

Attaboy.

All right.

Attaboy, J.

Think this may be first fish

I've ever caught.

Oh, it is.

Good.

Oh, oh!

I got one, buddy!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Whoa!

That is a fish.

Hello, dinner.

That's right.

My biggest fish yet.

I could eat.

Today is the first day I feel

really hungry.

Look at that.

That one looks delish.

Oh, my God.

It's like a feast.

Mmm.

It's amazing how it doesn't

need seasoning.

It just tastes well seasoned,

doesn't it?

Yeah.

Thank you, guys.

Thank you, guys.

Did you eat that skin?

That fish tasted just like

victory.

Just knowing that we got a

little food, finally using the

fishing gear the way it should

be used, I think it means that

we're just a force to be

reckoned with right now.

PROBST: Come on in, guys!

Jalapao getting your first look

at the new Timbira.

Candace voted out at the last

Tribal Council.

For today's challenge, six

members of each tribe will be

blindfolded and tied together

in pairs.

The remaining tribe member will

guide you through a maze.

You'll locate your bucket, then

make your way to a water tower,

where you must fill your bucket,

then race back to the start and

empty the water into a

container, raising a flag.

You'll then repeat the process,

this time collecting corn from

another tower.

First tribe to fill both

containers, raising both flags,

wins reward.

Want to know what you're

playing for?

Yes, please!

PROBST: It starts with this

tarp.

Oh!

[shrieking]

PROBST: It includes an

umbrella, chairs, pillows,

blankets, and a hammock.

In addition, the winning tribe

will choose one member of the

losing tribe to go to Exile

Island, and that person will

select somebody from the winning

tribe to join them.

Worth playing for?

Yes.

PROBST: Give you a minute to

figure out who's gonna be

blindfolded, who's gonna be the

guide.

We'll get started.

The caller for Jalapao: Joe.

For Timbira: Debra.

Here we go, for reward.

Survivors ready?

Go!

J.T., Sydney, go left.

Y'all start moving, Spencer.

Straight!

Straight!

PROBST: Take a lot of

teamwork to figure this out.

Straight, straight, straight!

J.T., start inching left.

PROBST: First thing you have

to do is find your buckets.

Each pair will have a bucket.

I got a bucket.

PROBST: J.T.'s got a bucket.

Right, right, right!

Faster!

Forward!

Forward, forward, forward!

PROBST: Sierra's got a

bucket.

Get on that rail!

Go right! Go right!

PROBST: Taj has got a bucket.

Spencer's got a bucket.

Jalapao has their buckets.

Now you got to start collecting

water.

Spencer, water's to your

right!

Water's on your right, right!

Step straight!

It is on your right!

PROBST: Tyson has his bucket.

Keep going! Keep going!

Here, here, here.

Put the bucket right here.

Stephen getting some water for

Jalapao.

Where's the water?

Straight!

Right, right, right!

You're there!

You've got it, girls.

Okay, go!

PROBST: Sierra and Erinn

getting a little water for

Timbira.

Spencer and Stephen heading

back with water for Jalapao.

Spencer, you're doing great,

bubba.

Keep coming straight.

Slow down.

Oh, no! My bad!

All right, to your left.

We need to go back and get

our buckets.

PROBST: Taj now has water,

heading back for Jalapao.

Brendan!

Where is our bucket?

Brendan, go out straight to

your left, to your left!

Left! Left! Left! Left!

PROBST: Brendan and Jerry

doing their own thing.

Okay, Spencer, keep coming.

You're right on the holster.

You feel the pegs?

Here, here, here.

Okay, now pour.

Good job, guys.

Go!

All right, let's go back.

Back up, back up.

Come back towards me!

Brendan, no!

That's not ours!

Around the other side!

PROBST: Brendan still trying

to find his bucket.

Timbira in trouble early.

Left!

Come on, baby, let me get it.

PROBST: Jalapao, empties

their second bucket.

Stop, stop!

Get down behind you.

By your butt, by your butt,

by your butt.

Okay, I got it, I got it.

PROBST: Brendan and Jerry

finally get their bucket.

Timbira falling way behind.

Oh, yeah.

J.T. and Sydney head back

with water for Jalapao.

J.T. to your left, bro.

To your left.

Tyson is going to lead.

You guys follow me.

Let's go, Tyson.

Come on, Tyson, walk!

No, not yet. Not yet.

Okay, J.T., pour.

That's good.

PROBST: Jalapao has three

buckets in.

Timbira has yet to dump any

water.

Okay, go, go, go!

Okay, now we're ready.

Straight, straight, Tyson!

PROBST: Tyson leading one

long Timbira trail.

Timbira is in slow motion in

this challenge.

Come left! Come left!

Left, left!

You'll feel Stephen.

Tyson, stop, stop!

Left!

Follow it to the end.

Come straight.

There it is.

Forward!

There you go.

That's the water?

That's water.

This ours?

PROBST: Timbira starts

dumping their water.

It's right in front of you.

Keep coming straight.

Yes, yes, yes!

Pour!

PROBST: Stephen pouring.

Will this be enough water?

It is.

Let's go!

PROBST: Jalapao now looking

for corn.

Timbira still pouring their

water, trying to raise that

flag.

Dump it.

Okay!

PROBST: Timbira very close on

the water, but they're going to

need a little more.

They got to go all the way back.

J.T., to your left!

PROBST: J.T. has the corn.

He's filling his barrel...

and his face.

Go straight, straight!

PROBST: Jalapao's entire

tribe is at the corn tower.

Timbira still needs a little

water.

Right, right!

Right! Right!

Right there!

Forward!

To your right, J.T.

To your right, J.T.

To your right, J.T.

PROBST: Jalapao has worked

well together from the start.

Spencer and Stephen now heading

back.

Debbie, do we need all three

buckets of water?!

Just start coming!

I don't know!

I can't see it!

PROBST: J.T. and Sydney dumping

that first bucket of corn.

Nobody's holding me.

I don't know where everybody

is.

PROBST: Timbira, really

blowing this challenge.

Come on, Timbira.

Spencer, put your right

hand down.

The trough is right there.

This is it.

This is it.

You got to bring more at a

time!

Where is it? Where is it?

I got it.

That's good. That's good.

PROBST: That's it!

[cheering]

Jalapao wins reward!

[cheering]

Oh, my God.

I love you guys.

[screaming angrily]

Way to go, Joe.

[groaning]

PROBST: Jalapao,

congratulations.

Thank you.

PROBST: First decision you

have to make, who from Timbira

are you going to send to Exile

Island?

Brendan.

PROBST: Brendan once again

going to Exile.

PROBST: All right,

Brendan, who from Jalapao do you

want to join you at Exile?

Taj.

PROBST: Same pair going back

again.

Spencer, does that concern you

at all that the same two people

are going back yet again, have

time together?

It seems like both tribes

are using the same strategy, so

I'm not entirely shocked.

PROBST: Brendan, your map,

not that you need it.

Head down to the beach.

Bye, baby.

PROBST: You'll both be back

in time for the next immunity

challenge.

Jalapao, grab your stuff.

Head out.

You've got a lot it carry.

Oh, my gosh.

PROBST: Camp life at Jalapao

just got a whole lot better.

Sadly, Timbira, I got nothing

for you.

Grab your stuff.

Head back to camp.

We've got to turn it around,

just for every reason

imaginable: pride, the rewards,

the anger that I'm feeling.

Winners find a way to win.

Losers find a way to lose.

We've got it get it together.

[thunder rumbles]

Yes.

Yeah, I know it.

I think we need to have a

little talk later.

What happened?

No, it wasn't.

I let out a scream at the

end of the challenge, a primal

yell that was about a quarter

of what I felt inside because I

was just so...

I was so pissed off.

If we give in right now to

it, it's...

Give in?

We're not giving in.

I mean, just like, give in to

the anger or the upsetness.

I was totally embarrassed.

I mean, there's no other word

for it.

We were humiliated.

Now, my biggest thing is I

just feel like I've let

everybody down.

I mean...

Sierra said you guys couldn't

hear me.

And I was screaming at the top

of my lungs.

Maybe that was the problem.

I was screaming instead of...

It's not like we're not all

trying.

No, not at all.

There's nothing about trying.

I mean, the last that thing we

should do...

And I beg all of you to not go

off in groups and say, "Man,

you know, Erinn really screwed

up today or Debbie really

screwed up today," because that

would be the worst thing we

could do.

So, what are you thinking?

People are just panicked in

the challenges.

Did you see...

Have you seen Sierra?

Yeah.

She screams.

She's like, "Aah! I can't hear!

Aah!"

Every time.

I'm just like, "Oh, my goodness.

I mean, who's worse?

Is it Erinn?

Is it, you know, Sierra?

I mean, obviously, I want to get

Erinn out immediately.

One word to describe Coach?

I think that's it.

"Coach."

You know?

He's not always the best at what

he's coaching, but he thinks he

knows the most.

I mean you, me, Sierra, and

Debbie are going to vote Erinn

off next.

It doesn't matter what Brendan

thinks.

I'm sure he'll be with us

because that's four to three.

He likes his voice to be

heard, which is what we all want

and all need.

And we only just see things.

We don't even have to talk.

And I think that's going to

be...

But as we're getting to know

each other, you know...

Yeah.

The first seven days, I

wanted to make sure you saw it

the exact same way as I did.

[laughing]

You know what?

When he told me I was like his

assistant coach, more power to

me, you know?

Cool.

Thank you.

Yup, sweet.

I'm glad we're seeing it exactly

the same.

I love it.

But he has a little

schoolboy crush on me.

People see that.

He loves me, you know.

So, if I just keep plugging

away, I'll eventually make

coach.

He may promote me.

I don't know if I'll have my

own team or will be co-coach,

or whatever.

But people are going to start

calling me that.

I'm actually going to demand it.

If we ever get put on separate

tribes in this game, I will

demand that the other tribe

calls me "Coach," too.

On three.

One, two, three!

Pao!

All right.

Pao!

Oh, my God.

We did great.

I mean, we did.

That was awesome.

It was like organized chaos.

You did phenomenal.

Slow and methodical.

We won.

We won the reward challenge

today.

It was awesome.

We work very, very well

together.

Coach was pissed.

"I'm pissed!"

Hey, if we get this next

immunity challenge today,

we're sweeping.

Timbira's got to be struggling

right now with morale.

I mean, I think we put it to

them pretty good today.

I mean, we could really do some

damage if we won the next

challenge.

Hey, can we get somebody

else back here to help lift

this up?

We got to run it back here,

too.

It's got to come back my way.

Back this way.

It makes a huge difference

to have a tarp because we know

it's hard to make a roof rain

proof at this point, and I know

they're getting soaked and

we're staying dry and that's

going to make a big difference

on the next challenge.

To say...

To say something about the fact

that not only are they taking

those pillows and blankets, they

took my other blanket and

brought it to Exile.

[thunder rumbles]

Judging on the fact that

Jalapao seems to be a hell of a

lot dirtier than us, they

probably need that stuff more

than we do.

I don't care about comfort.

No shelter.

Let me bury myself in the sand,

get eaten by tarantulas and

bitten by snakes.

I don't care about comfort

anymore.

I don't want care about

anything else except for winning

this game.

You must choose...

Each choose an urn.

Oh, damn.

Is it empty?

I keep doing the same thing.

Oh, no.

I got it this time.

Open in private.

All right.

I'll be back in two seconds.

Okay.

Clue Two.

"You must search around.

You can and you should.

The item desired is surround by

wood."

Uh-oh.

[Taj laughs]

What do we got?

It's back home.

It's surrounded by wood.

We got another clue.

We got another clue.

We got another clue.

Oh, perfect.

Perfect!

Oh, good.

Brendan and I back in Exile

Island.

He's kind of working right

along with me.

We both have the same goals in

mind in that we're trying to

find the idol so we can both be

safe in the long run.

So, then, we have at least three

days...

Or two days after we get back

from Exile to find it on our

own.

When I get back to camp, I'm

going to look for the idol

immediately and the first place

I'm going to look is something

that's surrounded by wood.

When I hear, "surrounded by

wood," I think of my shelter.

I think of the tree mail area.

So that's probably where I'll

take a peek.

The key is getting the immunity

idol.

I know.

If we don't find it by the time

somebody else gets here and gets

a clue, then we're outed.

Unless we can convince them to

send us again.

God...

Hopefully, we can and we'll

work on that.

Right.

But if we can't, who else do

we send?

Steve.

Do Steve and I'll prep him

before the next challenge, so

he'll know.

Okay.

So then, like, I'll go to

Sierra.

Are you sure you can trust

Sierra?

Yeah, I think I can.

Okay.

I'll make sure.

You work Sierra.

I'll work Steve.

Yeah.

Once we make it to the

merge, we would have a four-way

alliance that nobody knows

about.

That nobody knows about.

Exactly.

If Brendan and I can line up

our cards exactly the way we

want them, we'll have a secret

four-way alliance that no one

knows about.

This is going to slap them

behind the head and they won't

even know it was coming.

You're the best accomplice

ever.

Ever!

[laughing]

[thunder rumbling]

♪ ♪

Overall, though, I was happy

that it rained.

I knew they were getting wet.

Oh, my God, except for T.G.

Yeah, I try not to think

about T.G.

[indistinct talking]

Yeah.

You all right?

I'm great.

Last night was cold and raining

and miserable.

But for Jalapao, it was awesome.

We had the best sleep of our

lives.

We had our blankets, we had our

new shelter, and we had the

knowledge that Timbira was

having a miserable night.

So that made us all sleep pretty

soundly.

Oh, dear. Oh, boy.

[laughing]

You know, Jalapao is looking

great.

I hope Timbira doesn't have it

together 'cause if we got 'em

on their heels, now is the time

to put 'em down, and that's what

I'm hoping for.

♪ ♪

PROBST: We'll now bring in

Brendan and Taj returning from

Exile Island.

What's going on?

Welcome back, T.G.

[laughs]

PROBST: You guys ready to get

to today's immunity challenge?

OTHERS: Yeah!

PROBST: First things first.

Sandy, I will take it back.

Okay.

Bye.

We'll see you soon.

We don't think so.

[laughter]

PROBST: Let's get to it.

For today's challenge, two

members of each tribe will race

to roll a large, tri-colored

crate back to your mat.

Once you've gathered all six

crates, you must stack them to

build a staircase that spells

out your tribe name.

First tribe to correctly stack

the crates and get all their

tribe members to the top of the

tower wins immunity.

Losers, Tribal Council, somebody

going home.

Big enough stakes?

OTHERS: Yeah. Yes.

PROBST: Give you a minute to

strategize; we'll get started.

First pair for Jalapao: J.T. and

Taj.

For Timbira: Brendan, Debra.

For immunity.

Survivors ready?

Go!

Come on, guys, come on!

Go, guys!

Come on, guys!

Let's go, T.G.!

Good job, Brendan, Debbie.

Let's go, you guys got it.

Yeah! Come on, guys!

You got it!

Good job, y'all!

Straighten it out.

PROBST: J.T. and Taj doing a

nice job.

They'll be back first.

Stephen and Sydney out on the

course for Jalapao.

Sierra and Tyson out on the

course for Timbira.

[indistinct shout]

Come on, guys!

Come on, Sierra!

[indistinct shouts]

Come on, you guys!

Come on, Stephen!

Keep it straight!

PROBST: Tyson and Sierra

making up a lot of time for

Timbira.

Next two out for Timbira: Erinn

and Coach.

Stephen and Sydney have lost a

lot of time on this round.

Joe and Sandy out on the course

for Jalapao.

Get it started, Joe!

We're still ahead, you guys!

Come on, guys, go, go, go!

Come on, Erinn!

Come on, Coach!

PROBST: Brendan and Jerry now

out on the course.

J.T. and Spencer now out on the

course.

Both tribes have three crates

left.

Come on, guys! You got it!

PROBST: Jerry gets hit.

Come on, Jerry!

[speaking indistinctly]

PROBST: Brendan and Jerry

back for Timbira.

Jerry's hurting.

Come on, guys!

PROBST: J.T. and Spencer.

Joe and Stephen out on the

course.

Come on, boys! You got it!

PROBST: Timbira back with

their fifth block.

Tyson and Brendan back out on

the course.

Spencer and Taj going out for

their final crate.

Timbira with a big lead.

[indistinct shout]

Come straight this way!

Keep it straight!

PROBST: Spencer and Taj still

fighting.

Brendan and Tyson back for that

final crate.

Start working on it.

This will be our bottom

block, you guys.

That's right. That's right.

PROBST: Keep digging.

Get it over there.

Jalapao's back.

Start working on it.

I think this is gonna be the

first step right here.

Push.

PROBST: You're building a

staircase that will spell out

your tribe name.

Right here. This is it. Okay.

All right. Now this one.

This one, it's this one.

It's this one; it goes there.

PROBST: Erinn is leading her

tribe.

And then that means that you

have half an "A" on that side.

That's right. That's right.

PROBST: Giving Timbira a big

lead.

...two, three, lift. Go.

PROBST: Everybody working

together on Jalapao, still

staying in there.

Now twist it around.

[indistinct talking]

There's "R-A" right here.

All right.

This is not a diagonal,

though.

This is the top block.

No, this is gonna be the side

over there.

No.

Are you sure?

"T-I" is right here.

Come here, look.

T-I-M-B-I...

The "A" is gonna be up top here.

So is that it right there,

because on the other...

No, it's right there; it's

right there; it's right there.

We need to go.

PROBST: Timbira now slowing

down.

[indistinct talking]

That's it. That's it.

Let me get up a little quick.

[groans in pain]

All right, hold on.

Go.

Coming down.

PROBST: Jalapao slides

another piece into place.

If they're right, they are very

close to winning immunity.

Timbira losing their lead.

[shouts indistinctly]

PROBST: It's gonna be very

close.

Each tribe has one crate left.

You got it?

Yeah.

[yells]

PROBST: Sandy is getting

crushed by the crate.

Everyone grab a corner.

Jerry, help us out.

Help him pull it.

Jerry, pull it up.

Okay. Okay. I got it.

Now we have to turn it.

We got it.

Go, go, go.

Don't fall.

Hey, everything down here

fits.

PROBST: Jalapao has it!

Everybody's got to go up the

staircase!

Let's go! We got it!

We got it!

[shouts indistinctly]

We got it!

PROBST: J.T.'s across!

Spencer's across!

Jalapao wins immunity!

[cheering, shouting, whooping]

♪ ♪

I'm beat.

PROBST: Jalapao,

congratulations.

[whoops]

Yeah!

There you go, girl.

[laughs]

PROBST: Jalapao, I got

nothing for you.

You guys have the night off.

Grab your stuff.

Head back to camp.

[whoops]

PROBST: Timbira, momentum has

definitely shifted.

Three straight wins by Jalapao.

Another loss, another trip to

Tribal Council, another tribe

member going home.

Grab your stuff.

Head back to camp.

I will see you at Tribal

tonight.

I feel a great deal of

responsibility for the loss

today because I couldn't give it

my all.

I'm weak. I'm-I'm real weak.

My stomach just feels so bad.

It's like, uh, somebody's in

there with... two boxers in

there boxing around.

But, uh, I'm pretty sure that

everybody started looking at me

like, uh, "Jerry's not getting

any better.

He's probably the weakest link

on the tribe, so maybe get rid

of him."

[bird squawks]

How you feeling, Jerry?

Better?

I'm gonna go take a dip.

Okay.

Jerry, there's some extra

water over here.

Do you want me to fill your

canteen?

You sure?

Yeah, I got plenty here.

But I felt pretty good when we

went down and got that first

block, but after that all my

energy was zapped.

But I'm trying to... trying

to... endure.

Trying to tough it out best I

can.

I'm not gonna quit, though.

That's for sure.

I'm not a quitter.

[chuckles]

They got to vote me out.

I'm not giving up.

I think we had a

communication breakdown at some

point today, and I can't quite

figure out what it was.

We got this, we're just...

it's just the beginning of the

game.

We're just one behind.

We're one person behind now.

Yeah, it's, like, no big

deal; we'll figure it out.

Is Jerry okay?

The beans are making him

sick, and that's all we... you

know, we can't eat all the rice.

Shut up.

'Cause he won't eat the

beans.

He can't... he hasn't eaten,

really, in... since you've left.

The most unfortunate thing

about this whole situation is

that as soon as Erinn realized

that Jerry was not sick, she

turned around and looked at the

tribe with the evil sneer, kind

of like...

"I'm staying."

What?

I'm so pissed off, man.

When she saw Jerry, it

registered that she was still

staying.

She went... I'm not kidding

you; I practiced her look.

She went like this.

It was the evilest look.

I can't stand it, man.

That's why I'm talking to

Jerry and telling him to stay

strong so we can get rid of her.

I think my relationship with

Tyson started out like head

coach/assistant coach.

But I go to him first because

if he's my right-hand man, if

he's my general, then I want to

make sure that we're clear with

our orders.

Let's still go with Erinn.

But Debbie and Sierra, those are

the two I'm gonna have to talk

to.

I mean, we're only as strong

as our weakest link.

Well, yeah, she did know she

was going home if Jerry wasn't

sick.

Yeah, and it just makes me

sick because I-I exist... to

surround myself with people that

have integrity, and I cannot

exist around people like that.

You guys can because you can

socialize with them.

I am so true... that existing

around people that smile evilly

when somebody else is on their

knees kills me.

I can't exist around... I can't

look at her in camp, I can't

walk by her now.

Coach is definitely pissed

about voting out Jerry, but I am

honestly not going to sever off

another limb so that we can get

our vendettas against Erinn.

She's still an asset to a

certain extent.

In the beginning when they saw

me sick and they saw me weak,

they were gonna vote me out.

So, as much as I have grown to

actually like and be fond of

Jerry, I'm not gonna be stupid.

You gotta stay strong, man.

You gotta...

stick it in there if you can,

you know.

Don't... yeah, don't give up.

Yeah.

What do you have in mind?

Erinn.

Erinn?

She was right on board with

Candace.

To me, it looks like she's just

here to lie and deceive and...

you know, get ahead any way

she can.

Has anybody been talking

about voting me out?

No, nobody has.

You try and look as strong as

you can.

Don't say anything to anybody.

Yeah.

[thunder rumbling]

With Tribal Council coming, I

I knew I only had a couple of

hours to get my act together

and go look for the idol, and so

I immediately kind of went to

the one place that made the

most sense to me, and that was

kind of the statue next to tree

mail.

And I got up to it, and, like,

started shaking the thing, and

nothing happened.

And I finally just, like, pushed

it out and, like, tried to look

underneath it because I thought

it might be there.

It wasn't there.

And then just started kind of

feeling around and looking at

the skirt, and then kind of

lifted up the skirt on the

backside of it and saw a little

hole and there was the idol.

Yes!

That makes not eating for a

couple of days worth it.

Good, good, good news.

It all worked out.

You know, the plan worked,

which was perfect.

As an entrepreneur, when I

think about business, like, to

me it was never about making

money, and even with Survivor

it's not about making money.

I love winning games, I love

playing games, competing and

winning them.

So as long as you're focused on

doing something that you love

and you're playing the game the

right way, good stuff happens.

Keep my fingers crossed.

Jerry, you want some beans?

Like you don't want to be

like, hey, everybody, Jerry's

sick, but you kind of want to be

like, hey, everybody, Jerry's

sick.

And trying to, like, wrestle

with all these options of,

like, how do you bring it up

delicately, how do you make it

look like you're not trying to

throw someone under the bus or

save your own a*s because every

time we send someone home who

doesn't want to be here it

leaves a space for someone who

does and I want to be here so

see you, Jerry.

Where's the thumb meter?

Sideways?

I'm doing better.

Thumb is sideways right now.

It was down; now it's sideways.

It's moving up.

Yeah, it's moving up.

Taste of a good cheeseburger,

I'd be back on top.

[laughing]

Yeah, I think Jerry's

illness has put a couple of

eyeballs on him.

I mean, if he's in pain and

can't compete in the

challenges, if he's the weak

link and it comes to Tribal

Council, he could be the next

one to go.

But anytime there's a

blindside, it's pretty awesome,

just the look on somebody's

face.

I think Erinn wants to be here

so, so bad, that her getting

blindsided would look really

cool.

I love seeing people cry when

you crush their dreams.

PROBST: Tyson, let's

talk about momentum.

Jalapao clearly has it.

How important is it in a game

like this?

Momentum's extremely

important.

I think we got a little bit

arrogant, and they're on a high

right now, and we're on a low.

I mean, it doesn't take much to

regain momentum, just a win.

If we can all focus and get

together then it can flip-flop

pretty fast.

PROBST: Well, what I noticed

today in the challenge was Erinn

right off the bat said, "I have

a plan, let's follow it," and it

was over.

That's exactly what

happened.

I said, "This piece goes here."

Everybody said, "No, no, no,

that's not right."

People panicked and we all did

nothing and then went, "Oh,

yeah, okay, that is right."

And it was too late by then.

PROBST: How frustrating is

that for you when you felt like

you knew it all along?

I...

it was just frustrating.

PROBST: Brendan, do you think

this group communicates as well

as it needs to?

I think we communicate very

well.

PROBST: Jerry, you were

shaking your head back and

forth as fast as you could.

Well, for instance, in

today's challenge, if we'd of

had a controlling person to say,

"Okay, you got it; we're all

going to listen to you, bam."

But that didn't happen.

We just need to establish a

leader.

PROBST: Who should it be,

Jerry?

I think it should be...

Brendan.

PROBST: Coach, you agree with

that; Brendan's the guy that

should be leading this tribe?

Being the devil's advocate,

let's say Brendan is the

leader; he has to take the

reins.

I'm not suggesting that I'm the

leader, but on the truck I was

making eye contact with

everybody and the reason why it

worked so smoothly is because I

basically told everybody with

my eyes to get what they needed

to get.

PROBST: So it sounds like you

should be leading.

Well, absolutely, I would

love to be leader.

That's what I'm used to doing.

PROBST: Erinn you had about

five different reactions.

Just share one with me.

I think it's a role that

Coach is used to.

It's a role that he would love

to be in, but it's something

that Brendan does better.

PROBST: Coach?

Again, I'm not criticizing

Brendan, but we've lost three

challenges in a row and for her

to be so quick to say that, I

think comes more to a

personality clash between us

two.

I didn't know we had a

personality clash.

You have these great ideas, but

I don't ever see you saying

more than, "Well, I have this

idea, but you guys do whatever

you're going to do."

PROBST: So you're saying

he's a little

passive-aggressive, throwing

throwing out an idea, but not

owning it?

Uh-huh.

PROBST: Coach, is that hard

to hear?

'Cause it sounds like what

you're struggling with a little

bit is ego.

It's not about ego because

I would rather toe the line and

be a good assistant coach than

try to be a head coach and

stroke my ego.

What I was doing was I

was justifying why I should be

the leader, and why I registered

surprise when Erinn said it's

Brendan.

PROBST: Jerry, how is

tonight's vote going to make

this tribe better?

I think tonight's vote will

make this tribe better because

it will get rid of the weakest

person.

PROBST: All right, it is time

to vote.

Coach, you're up.

I hope you feel better.

Love you, sweetheart, but we

made a decision.

PROBST: I'll go tally the

votes.

If anybody has the hidden

immunity idol and you want to

play it, now would be the time

to do so.

Okay, once the votes are read,

the decision is final.

The person voted out will be

asked to leave the Tribal

Council area immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote: Jerry.

Jerry.

Two votes Jerry.

Erinn.

Two votes Jerry; one vote Erinn.

Jerry.

That's three votes Jerry;

one vote Erinn.

Third person voted out of

Survivor: Tocantins: Jerry.

That's four; that's enough.

You need to bring me your torch.

Jerry, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

Well, according to you guys,

tonight's vote was all about

making this tribe stronger.

Time will tell if you made the

right decision or not.

Grab your torches.

Head back to camp.

Good night.

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PROBST: Stay tuned for scenes

from our next episode.

PROBST: Next time on

Survivor: at Jalapao,

Sydney turns on the charm.

I definitely try to flirt

when it comes to this game.

PROBST: And the Timbira tribe

loses their heads...

while Taj keeps hers in the

game.

As far as my experiences in

Afghanistan and the military

career, this by far was the

toughest thing I have endured

in my life.

I don't know what happened to

my stomach, but in 130-degree

heat and me not being able to

eat anything took a toll on my

body.

I'm hoping and praying that one

of my tribe members will win

that million dollars.