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19x08 - All Hell Breaks Loose

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Survivor". Aired: May 31, 2000 – present.*
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Show places a group of people in an isolated location, where they must provide food, fire, and shelter for themselves.

19x08 - All Hell Breaks Loose

Post by bunniefuu »

JEFF PROBST: Galu making a

big move now on their puzzle.

Previously on Survivor...

Galu wins immunity!

Since the start of the game,

Galu has won almost every

challenge, and they seem

invincible, but cracks are

starting to show.

The four guys formed an

alliance and ticked off the

women by electing Shambo their

leader.

I thought the way to elect

the new leader was stupid.

PROBST: And there's a feud

brewing between Shambo and

Laura.

Clearly, she doesn't like me.

PROBST: On day 16, Galu won

yet another reward challenge.

Galu wins reward!

So Shambo stuck it to Laura by

sending her to Foa Foa for a

short visit...

All the way.

PROBST: ...and denying her a

once-in-a-lifetime reward.

I think it was her own little

way of saying, "I'm leader now,

and what I say goes."

PROBST: At Foa Foa, Russell

and Natalie immediately pounced

on Laura.

Natalie's doing a good job

talking to Laura around the

camp.

If we merge, we need somebody

on the inside.

PROBST: When Foa Foa lost

another immunity challenge...

Galu wins immunity!

... they went to Tribal Council,

and Russell made good on his

threat to knock out Liz.

You're the weakest link when

it comes to trust.

PROBST: Liz, the tribe has

spoken.

Outnumbered eight to four,

Foa Foa now needs a miracle in

order to survive.



Who will be voted out tonight?

So tomorrow if we got to go

get it...

As a tribe, we're down to four

people, so we're in a horribly

inferior position to the Galu

tribe, and so it makes our job

even more difficult, 'cause we

got to try to struggle to get to

a merge and then try and divide

and conquer.

Otherwise, we're all screwed.

What is that, 12 people left?

So it's a possibility the

next thing is a merge.

Yeah, when we get over there,

dude, the game on.

Game on.

The game starts.

If we all stick together and all

talk to somebody different, man,

at least one of them's going to

work for us.

Yeah.

You know?

Foa Foa needs a merge.

We have some strong ideas once

we get over there.

We plan on working as a team,

talking to different people.

There's segregation in their

tribe.

In our tribe, Foa Foa, there's

unity.

We're all working as a team, so

I'm not really nervous about my

numbers.

I'm too good for this game.

I'm too sly, and now I've got to

make sure my seed is planted in

all of these dumb asses' heads.

So once we do merge, we can stir

them up over there.

♪ ♪

Since my return from the

Foa Foa tribe, seems like

there's definitely a lot of

tension.

I mean, clearly, Shambo doesn't

like me in camp.

And that was a huge reason why

I got sent over to the Foa Foa

tribe.

Yeah, that makes nine, and

that means there's one

somewhere, because I brought it

back.

Do you want to take my canteen

until we find it?

I have no reason to lie to

anybody.

I wasn't accusing you of

lying.

I was just asking where the

canteen was.

Laura, for two or three days,

you've been coming at me.

If you want to take a walk with

me so we can sort things out,

I'm good with that, but if you

don't, it's okay.

I don't need to work

anything out.

I don't know what's going on

with me and Shambo.

When I got sent over to the

other tribe, Dave handed her my

canteen.

I didn't care.

But when I came back to camp, I

said, "Where is it?"

And then, she makes this huge,

big deal, and then, all of a

sudden, brings up all these

other things that I have no idea

what she's even talking about.

There's some, like, little

power struggle going on between

you and I, and I don't get it.

I don't understand it.

I don't like it.

It's like there's this 90210

little young thing in you going

on, and, uh, it-it's just...

it's bizarre to me.

Now, how you perceive that,

if your feelings get hurt, and

if you're, like, "Well, what's

her problem?," well, that's on

you.

It wasn't a fight about

canteens.

It really is the way that she

treats me on a regular basis.

It's almost like those popular

girls in high school that are

cheerleaders that want to snob

their nose at people that don't

fit into their circle.

I'm done with her.

I have no use for her, none.

You have a way of turning

things about, so, like, now I

look like the bad person, like I

blew this whole thing up, like,

"Where is my canteen?

Where is my canteen?"

They're totally arguing over

nothing, absolutely nothing.

Totally pissed off at nothing.

Fantastic.

So my feeling is, so now I

have to suffer.

I'm without a canteen.

To be honest, we know

Shambo's crazy, so if you get

in a fight with Shambo, who's

the one who looks bad?

You look bad.

You fight with Shambo, that

means you're just as crazy as

her, only you're not really

crazy.

You're just being a b*tch.

"It's time to follow your

leader.

Face to face with your rivals

once more.

With your bodies pumped, and

your minds sharp, your taste

buds and stomachs can score."

Oh, that would be awesome.

Sooner or later, something

has to change for us.

I'm hoping today is the day.

We're not super confident in our

ability to win challenges

anymore, uh, but we just don't

want to lose any more immunity

challenges, 'cause the four that

we have is the four we want to

go into a merge with.

They're the people that we think

can really, really help us out

when we get there.

We got tree mail.

It's so vague, we don't really

know what it really means.

I mean, it doesn't sound like

the merge, but I'm pretty

confident it is about to happen,

so I have to take my immunity

idol everywhere I go.

We only have four people now,

but we have such a tight group,

so it's not over.

There's so much more to this

game than playing a physical

game with somebody.

You have to be able to outwit

them.

That's the most important thing

of the whole game.

We were going to the

challenge.

We were walking down the beach,

the other tribe's coming down

the beach towards us, and we're

meeting at this treasure chest.

And Jeff isn't around, so

everyone's kind of on edge, not

really sure what's happening.

[overlapping chatter]

[whoops]

Nice!

I'm so excited.

"Congratulations, Foa Foa

and Galu.

You are now one tribe."

[applause and cheering]

[laughter]

Good job.

New buffs for everyone!

"You will all go back to live

at the old Galu camp.

Take some time to get to know

your new tribe mates.

A feast awaits you down the

beach."

[screams, cheers and chatter]

I can't even tell you the sense

of relief that I felt reading

that it was the merge.

I no sooner got those words out

of my mouth that I just knew it

was going to be a hell of a

good day.

[screaming]

Oh, my God.

Oh... my... God.

[screaming, overlapping chatter]

I'm actually really, really,

really happy that we merged, and

the feast was delicious.

There was chicken, all seasoned

and roasted.

There were cheeses and fruits.

Look at the size of these

grapes!

Oh!

Mmm!

It was, like, literally a

feast fit for royalty.

To our new tribe.

To our new tribe!

[whooping and chatter]

To Samoa.

Cheers!

Galu-Foa Foa merge.

I am on top of the world, man.

I'm in heaven right now.

You guys, these are lemon

meringue mini pies.

This is what we've all been

talking about.

I am on such a sugar high

right now, I'm, like, "My

prayers were answered totally."

Uh, yeah.

Got a mechanical engineering

degree.

Congratulations.

Like, at first, I thought

"These hermit crabs are great,"

but after about seven or eight

days, I'm, like, "I never want

to eat another one of these

things."

You know what I mean?

Russell is the best crab

catcher, though.

Things are about to change

totally in this game.

The other tribe-- I don't think

they even realize it right now.

I'm not bad, right?

I'm not overbearing?

I'm looking around at Foa Foa

when everybody is taking that

step to do exactly what we said

in camp.

I'm a good snuggler.

Get with these people, bring

them under your wing and connect

with them.

It was a good day.

We're steps ahead of them.

We already have our plan down.

Cheers.

[laughing]

The ones I know I can trust--

they're doing exactly like I

want them to do, and it's going

to get stronger as we go along.

I can already see that I'm

the ruler in this kingdom.

Got it?

I mean, come on.

Who gets grapes fed to them?

The kings do.

This is it!

Our new home, buddy.

Welcome, you guys.

Thanks for having me.

Do y'all have a certain place

for bags, and....?

Now we got some more body

warmth, too.

That's our kitchen.

Oh.

This is what we call the

cutting board, or the kitchen

sink.

Y'all are, like...

The Galu camp-- I love it.

It's awesome.

I feel like I'm at the Hilton.

You know, at Foa Foa, we had

absolutely nothing.

Here at Galu, there's blankets,

pillows.

Everybody-- it really seems

like a family.

I'll show you where our

water and stuff is.

Okay.

Laura kind of took me under her

wing.

She was kind of like mother hen,

showing me around, and it was

really nice, because it was

really important for me to talk

to Laura to find cracks in this

group.

Make no mistake, there are

cracks.

It's just, are there enough

cracks and big enough cracks to

get the numbers on our side?

We got to pick a name.

Does anyone have any suggestions

or ideas?

Slow-mo?

Does anybody have any funny

Samoan slang?

Aiga is, uh, Samoan for

extended family.

Cool!

What is it? Aiga?

Aiga.

Aiga.

That sounds good to me.

I like Aiga.

All in favor of Aiga, say

aye.

Aiga.

Aiga.

Aiga.

Aiga it is.

That's it.

No, I like it.

That's all I get.

Foa Foa-- the only thing that

they have going for them is they

have a new beach, and they have

new people to talk to.

They're starting over.

They're on day two.

I'm on day 19.

I have the hidden immunity idol.

It's in my pocket.

And that's power in this game.

And they think that they're

going to strategize and make

friends, and la-la-la, we're an

extended family.

Like, the name of our tribe,

Aiga, means extended family.

Ugh!

[laughter]

Extended family?

What's Samoan for "Get the hell

off my island?"

I definitely have tricks up

my sleeve.

Day one at Foa Foa, I was very

aggressive.

I went to everybody right off

the bat, and my plan happened.

It happened like I wanted to.

Over here, I'm going to go to

people, saying the same things,

doing exactly the same strategy,

but I have the idol to be able

to make them sway my way.

Obviously, I didn't find this

on the beach.

It's the real deal.

Now, if you could take me to the

top seven, I'll hand it to you.

I'll give it to you.

I swear I will.

Okay.

Nobody.

Everything's between me and you.

Okay. So top seven?

Top seven, I'll hand it to

you.

I can't believe Russell

showed me he had the idol.

But you know what?

Desperate people do desperate

things.

I don't believe he would give

that to me, but just knowing

that he has it is huge, which

means when we do get rid of

him, it's going to have to be a

big blindside.

There's a few rules that I

want to put in place with this

deal.

You can get rid of my guys

whenever you want, but the first

one to go has to be one of your

guys.

That won't happen.

You don't think?

That won't happen.

Who do you want the first one

to go, one of my guys?

It'll be one of your guys or

Shambo.

Right.

It's kind of funny.

Russell came to me with this

attitude of, like...

"I'm the boss, and here's some

rules," he tells me.

And I'm, like, "Okay, well, just

so you know, I kind of hold all

the cards right now, and, um,

you just need to try and stay

alive."

You're in a worse position than

myself at this point.

You're coming here with ten

percent.

I got 90.

Right.

Laura's digging her own grave.

She told me, "I'm 90% in charge

of this, Russell.

You're about ten percent right

now."

In other words, sit down and

listen.

No.

It don't work like that for me.

Okay.

She might be the first to go.

All right, well, I'm just going

to try to win them all, then.

[Laura laughs]

What else can I do?

I went to Laura.

I thought it wasn't going to

really work, so I'm going to do

the same thing with somebody

else.

Maybe, uh... uh...

Monica.

...I would give this to you

and let you use it.

I'm in.

Okay.

This has to stay between me and

you...

Absolutely.

...or this won't work.

Monica didn't mean a word she

said over there on the rocks.

I see it in her eyes, but she

might actually start meaning

what she tells me if I get rid

of her boss.

I get rid of Laura, she comes

a-runnin'.

Now, if we can get one of the

guys on my side, that would be

gold.

I'll get rid of Laura one way

or the other.

That's crazy.

I got it with no clue.

That is impressive, bro.

I'm telling you, dude, we can

be in control of this game

without them even knowing.

I can convince my people to vote

whoever I say.

I know you can do the same.

Mm-hmm. Right.

Dude, I swear, if I think

your butt's on the line, I don't

have a problem giving it to you,

and letting you use it.

And then we'll keep driving

it, yeah.

You're the only one here that

can do it with me.

I see that.

Russell divulged to me that

he had the hidden immunity idol.

I think because Russell's an

aggressive player, and he

realizes that maybe having a

relationship with someone like

me is something that could be

very, very beneficial to him in

this game.

Do you think Laura is

trustworthy?

What do you think?

I think she should go first,

'cause once she's gone, the girl

power is over.

Yeah.

Laura and Monica have a

relationship that is potentially

dangerous.

And even though it's going to be

viewed as a big move, I think

it's a manageable risk to vote

off Laura first, while we have

votes from the other tribe.

My guys are going to vote

Laura.

Right.

Then I'll go get some

cavalry.

That's crazy, bro.

And then it could be me and

you at the end.

That is crazy.

Me and John could be a good

team, I believe.

He's smart enough to know what's

going on, so things are going to

get crazy tomorrow out here.

All right.

We're going to turn this game

on its side.

Hey.

Shake your hand as a man.

Absolutely.

This is... I'm a...

I'll be...

I'll honor what I say right now.

Absolutely.

You ever heard of a man named

Babe Ruth?

He struck out more than anybody

ever.

But you know what?

He also hit the most homeruns,

so that tells me one thing.

Keep swinging, baby.

Eventually, you're going to hit

one.

[laughs]

No, I'm using a-a snail.

Shambo's a really good person,

and we do connect.

I think it has a lot to do with

my Southern background.

People trust the South.

So she could be one of my

numbers.

I mean, I could use her for

that.

Of course I am.

Knowing what a little spiteful

snake she is.

She's half the battle.

We got in quite the little

scene.

She was just being a b*tch to

me.

I said, "What is your problem?

You've been very, very

mean-spirited and just, you

know, awful to me."

Wow.

Shambo hates Laura.

She hates her.

So I know at any point, she'll

vote Laura's name.

You know, get rid of a strong

player, Laura, and get rid of

the snake.

I trust Russell implicitly.

The guy is definitely cut from

the same cloth as me.

He's a country boy.

I'm a country girl.

And he just keeps bringing up

that Laura needs to go first.

She's the bane of my existence

in Samoa.

So, it's not like we need this

multi-layered plot.

Write Laura's name down tonight.

It's that simple.

You need to make sure that you

have the conversation.

Pull Jaison off to the side.

Pull Mick off to the side.

Pull Natalie off to the side.

And tell them, "No matter

what, Laura is the only name we

are writing down." Okay?

Sounds good to me.

Outstanding. Carry on.

It was easy to control these

minds.

Way easier than I thought.

John's on board, and I have

Shambo in my pocket.

So if we can get rid of Laura,

this whole game might change.

PROBST: Come on in, guys!

You have now merged into one

tribe.

It's a completely different

game.

You guys ready to get to today's

challenge?

Let's do it.

Yeah.

Dave, I'll take back tribal

immunity.

Now that you're merged into one

tribe, tribal immunity is no

more.

Individual immunity is what you

covet.

When you are wearing this, you

are safe at Tribal Council.

Let's get to the challenge.

Today, you'll participate in a

game of good, old-fashioned

Survivor T-ball.

It's very simple.

Sweet!

PROBST: One at a time, you'll

place your ball on the tee, take

a swing.

Whatever section your ball lands

in, you score that many points.

Highest score wins immunity.

And for today's challenge...

there are two necklaces.

[low whistles]

PROBST: Because two people

will win immunity.

The women will take on the

women.

The winner gets immunity.

The men will take on the men.

The winner gets immunity.

Make sense?

Yes.

Mm-hmm.

PROBST: We'll draw for spots.

We'll get started.

Dave Ball, you're first up for

the men.

Let's go, Dave.

Go, Dave.

Let's go, Danger Dave.

Ugh!

PROBST: Danger Dave.

Baseball your sport?

Uh, no, making love's my

sport.

[laughter]

PROBST: You play a lot?

Not often enough.

[laughter]

Geez.

Let's go, Dave.

That a boy.

PROBST: Nice swing.

Where's it going to drop?

There you go!

PROBST: Pops into the three.

Go, Dave.

PROBST: Not a bad score.

Dave-O.

Good job, Dave.

PROBST: Jaison now up.

Three is the mark to beat.

Got a chance.

Oh!

PROBST: On and off the course

for Jaison.

Jaison, you cannot win immunity.

[applause]

Good job.

PROBST: Russell's up.

Dave's still the mark to beat

at three.

Russell gives it a ride.

Nice, Russ.

All right, Russ.

PROBST: Lands it in the four.

Nice.

Oh, man!

PROBST: That puts Russell in

the lead.

Good shot.

Good job, Russell.

PROBST: Brett is up.

Russell has four, which means

you have to land in a five or

the ten up in the sky.

That might do it.

Aw!

Nice try, Brett.

PROBST: And off the course.

Nice try, Brett.

Good shot, baby.

PROBST: Brett cannot win

immunity.

That was a good hit.

Go, Mick.

PROBST: Mick is up.

Russell still in the lead at

four.

Mick needs to get something in

the four to five range here.

That won't do it.

Mick scores two.

Ugh!

PROBST: That's not enough.

Mick out of this challenge.

Erik, take your swing.

Russell still in the lead with

four points.

Going for the ten, baby.

PROBST: Going for the ten.

Let's go, Erik.

PROBST: All the marbles.

Oh!

PROBST: Oh! A nice swing.

Just off the course, though.

Ends up zero.

Good swing, though.

You looked good.

Thanks.

Yeah, at least you looked

good.

PROBST: John.

All right.

PROBST: The last person.

Russell is one person away from

winning immunity.

Russell with four, which means,

John, you have to land in a five

or the ten to win immunity.

John gives it a ride.

Nicely done.

John lands in the five.

My God!

[applause]

PROBST: John wins individual

immunity.

Nice one, John!

Holy crap, Johnny!

Good job, John.

PROBST: All right.

The women are now up.

Natalie, you're first up for

the women.

Oh, man.

PROBST: Natalie down and

hard.

It bounces out of the course.

[all groaning]

No score for Natalie.

No! Nat!

Oh, goodness!

PROBST: Monica's up.

Another lefty.

Monica, nice swing.

Girl.

Oh, God.

PROBST: Ends up in the two.

Monica scores two.

That a way, baby.

PROBST: Kelly, you're up.

Two is the mark to beat.

Oh, good job, Kelly.

PROBST: Kelly.

Oh!

PROBST: With a three.

Good job, Kel!

PROBST: That puts Kelly in

the lead.

Shambo's up.

Let's go, Sham.

PROBST: Three is the mark to

beat.

Big swing.

Lovely.

PROBST: Little result.

Outstanding.

PROBST: No score for Shambo.

Laura, you're up.

Score.

PROBST: The last person.

Kelly-- still the mark to beat

at three.

You're going to need at least a

four to win immunity.

Laura lands it in the four.

Laura wins individual immunity!

[applause]

Good job, Laura.

You did good.

PROBST: Laura, John, come on

over.

Congratulations.

[applause]

Good job.

PROBST: Congratulations.

Safe tonight at Tribal Council.

John and Laura cannot be voted

out at tonight's Tribal Council.

As for the rest of you, one of

you going home tonight.

Should be an interesting

afternoon for the newly-merged

camp.

By the way, what is your name?

Aiga.

PROBST: Aiga.

All right, Aiga, grab your

stuff, head back to camp.

See you at Tribal.

When I saw Laura win

immunity, I got a gut-wrenching

feeling in my stomach.

The plan had been put into

motion.

We were going to write down

Laura's name tonight, and now we

can't.

So, that sucked, because I

really wanted her gone.

Thank you.

They can't win anything.

No. No.

Yeah.

I don't know 'cause I haven't

talked to anybody yet.

I'm getting rid of the girl

thing.

Well, dude, that ain't going

to happen.

You don't think?

No.

The problem is Erik and Laura--

they will decide who will go

today.

If that means that we will lose

a number on your tribe, we lose

a number.

Laura would definitely be

gone, but she won immunity

today, and Shambo-- she don't

want to get rid of Monica.

She says that's not going to

happen.

She wants to let one of our

guys go.

I'm sure I'm being targeted, so

I don't want to have to play the

idol, but if I'm feeling antsy

about tonight, I might have to

go that route.

Yes.

Uh-huh.

I know he has it.

Mm-hmm.

Damn it!

He thinks he's going to go

first, so I bet you he's going

to play it tonight anyways.

Yeah. Yeah...

Perfect.

So the fact that he has it

seems kind of dangerous.

I know, I know.

We all know that. I know.

Listen. Listen to me, listen to

me, listen to me, listen to me.

This morning it was supposed to

be Laura.

Laura won immunity, saved Laura.

The next best thing that you can

do to weaken Laura is to ax

Monica.

Some members of Galu-- they just

want to go down the line--

Foa Foa, Foa Foa, and it's like

they're playing really junior

varsity Survivor right now.

There are tons of inherent risks

to breaking up the team that

we've worked this far to develop

at Galu, but it's a risk I'm

comfortable with, because I

still believe that it's in our

best interest to get rid of

Monica.

I can calm her down.

But you keep her at bay, you

keep her at bay.

I can calm her down.

You know, at first I didn't like

the idea.

However, by allowing me to vote

with Laura, when she gets

spooked after Tribal Council,

she'll have nobody to turn to

but me, and I can go ahead, gain

her trust, which could be good

for me down the road.

Are we gonna use Foa Foa?

We are?

Yeah.

Here's what needs to happen.

A: nobody talks to Shambo.

Period.

Perfect.

Let her vote whatever she

wants.

Okay?

If you go Monica, Monica,

Monica, it's done.

Yeah.

Erik-- he wanted to vote

Monica, which is crazy.

The plan to just vote Foa Foa

and sh**t them down, you know,

turkey sh**t-- pop, pop, pop,

pop, so there may be something

going on in Erik's head that

he's not letting on 'cause he's

a crafty, crafty dude, and that

makes me a little nervous.

[buzzing]

...then definitely the three

of you will stay, and I'm pretty

sure Russell will stay, anyway,

so...

We want him to think that he's

going home tonight.

That way, he plays the idol.

So, what you need to know, you

know.

You choose a different route,

there will be a different

outcome, I can't guarantee the

four of you are here tomorrow.

Here's how I feel right now.

I feel like Erik is talking ...

to the tribe.

Erik told us that if we get

Russell to flush out the idol

and use it tonight, they will

agree to vote out one of their

own, um, instead of one of us,

but to be honest with you, I

don't really like that guy.

So I kind of want to just put

four votes on Erik and-and let

the ball roll.

I don't know who...

But I could leave this game

easily, knowing that he went

before me.

Why is he freaking out?

He wants all of the girls

gone.

I don't trust Erik.

He was... Here's the thing.

Well, because there's no way

to pull it together.

Like, we can ask Kel.

Okay, okay.

Okay, Kel.

The thing of it is, like,

Galu still has plenty of people,

plenty.

I'm telling you, y'all, he is

going to wreak havoc.

Kelly and Laura-- I just

basically let them know that

Erik needed to go now.

We have four people.

They have eight.

It's not a big deal if they lose

one.

I'm definitely putting my faith

in Laura and Kelly, and I'm just

going to hope that it works.

What?!

He's trying to get you off

tonight.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

Really? Everyone's on board?

He's manipulating everybody.

Yeah, I know, but...

Tonight Erik goes.

Who's Erik?

Erik.

Our Erik?

Yes.

Wait.

This is the first time that I

don't know nothin'.

All of a sudden, all hell breaks

loose.

All the girls want to vote Erik

out now.

I don't know what they're

thinking.

They could possibly be saying,

"Hey, let's say, vote Erik.

That way Russell will feel way

comfortable, won't use his idol,

we'll vote him out."

And then, they get me and the

idol.

This is like going to Vegas.

Yeah.

What else can we do?

They blindside one of us, we go

home, we eat pizza.

What concerns me is that it

just seems almost too easy right

now, and that makes me

uncomfortable.

Fortunately, I got my idol in

my pocket, and I'll use it if

need to use it.

PROBST: Jaison, take me

through the merge.

Foa Foa's already down to four

people.

Now you have to go over to

Galu's camp where they've been

living this whole time.

I mean, it's almost as

frustrating as-as losing

challenges, you know?

But at least with the

challenges, we had some say in

it.

So for me, a guy who is used to

having at least some control

over his life, I think more than

even frustration, you just feel

helpless.

PROBST: Monica, how does this

merge change the trust in the

game?

Before it was, can I trust the

people on my tribe?

Does it suddenly become, I have

to trust the people on my tribe?

In this game, you never

really know who to trust.

I mean, someone could be saying

something to your face, and then

saying something completely

different behind your back.

So even though Foa Foa is down

in numbers, someone could turn

their back on you.

You just really never know.

PROBST: Erik, looking at the

four Foa Foa, what do you think

Galu should base the vote on?

You know, to me, I struggle

to see anything that Foa Foa has

to offer Galu.

Let's just say that they were

able to get a Galu member to

turn in a very cohesive team, I

would be floored if I saw them

get one, let alone two or three

that they would need to actually

spin this game.

And that's not me being c*ck or

confident.

But I just struggle to see what

it is that they can do, you

know.

Your heart goes out to them,

but, you know, they're in the

hole.

PROBST: Russell, Erik's

saying, "You don't offer us

anything.

Why do we need you at all?"

Well, I don't like pity.

I think that we have a lot to

offer, and I think he's going to

be surprised.

Again, you see the tenacity

in the eight of us since day

one, so it's a long shot.

PROBST: But can you

understand why somebody who's

down in numbers, like Foa Foa,

would do anything to try to stay

alive?

I think one way to look at it

is, how is it that they've

reacted to the merge and

mingling with us?

I'll tell you right now-- Russ

goes out there and scrambles.

He's been in everybody's ear.

Uh, Mick comes in, he does his

thing, he takes it on the chin.

He says the numbers are what

they are.

Natalie doesn't want to step on

anybody's toes.

And Jaison is-is just an enigma,

because you see this

intelligence, and you see this

physical prowess and his

athleticism, but you don't

really see it come together.

PROBST: Jaison, basically

saying you got great potential,

but not doing anything with it.

Um, you can take a look at my

résumé.

I'm here to play a game.

I'm here to be strategic in my

own way.

So, I have a strong, strong

problem with that... with that

comment.

I mean, you want to talk

about résumés, let's look at

your résumé in this game from

day one.

You know, I'm thinking you're

making my point.

Honestly, the personal

attacks on me in which someone

says I can't put it together

just-- they-they eat at me.

You know, for 28 years, I've

been fighting to-to do things,

to accomplish things, and I feel

like people have doubted me the

entire way, and I've had to

push through roadblocks that I

couldn't go around or under or

over, and so I think maybe it

just takes me back to those

days.

And I've tried to play this

game hard, but not take it too

seriously, but sometimes, you

know, something just kicks in,

so...

Well, I like that.

You know, I like that in a

player.

If I was your coach, I would say

that's what I like to hear.

I guess the point is that I

don't care what you like.

PROBST: Russell, there's a

lot of judgment coming from Galu

to the Foa Foa group.

Are you feeling a little

attacked or maybe misunderstood?

No, not at all.

You know, we can still make this

happen.

This... We still have hope.

PROBST: So, Erik, you got

to respect Russell saying, "I

don't care that we're down to

four.

I still believe I can win this

game."

I do respect the fact.

He does not strike me as someone

who gives up.

I respect that.

But this type of competitiveness

is misaligned, and if he doesn't

focus it within the next couple

of days, if it's repairable,

then I can't say 100% I respect

it.

In other words, just roll

over and get voted out quietly.

Well, that ain't going to

happen.

I will talk to each and every

individual up here, and I'll

try to strategize with everybody

to try to stay in this game.

I ain't going to stop playing.

PROBST: All right, let's get

to the vote.

John and Laura, you both have

individual immunity tonight.

If you want, you can assign that

immunity to somebody else.

Never in my life, Jeff.

I'll keep it.

PROBST: All right, you cannot

vote for John.

You cannot vote for Laura.

Everybody else is fair game.

It's time to vote.

Dave, you're up.

♪ ♪

PROBST: I'll go tally the

votes.

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.

Everybody knows I have it.

I might as well play it.

PROBST: The rules of Survivor

state that if anybody plays a

hidden immunity idol, then any

votes cast against that person

will not count, and the person

with the next highest number of

votes will be voted out.

This is a hidden immunity idol.

Any votes cast for Russell

tonight will not count.

I'll read the votes.

First vote-- Jaison.

Jaison.

Two votes-- Jaison.

Erik.

Two votes-- Jaison.

One vote-- Erik.

Erik.

Two votes-- Jaison.

Two votes-- Erik.

Erik.

That's three votes-- Erik, two

votes-- Jaison.

Erik.

That's four votes-- Erik, two

votes-- Jaison.

Erik.

That's five votes-- Erik, two

votes-- Jaison.

Erik.

Six votes-- Erik, two votes--

Jaison.

Seventh person voted out of

Survivor: Samoa, and the first

member of our jury-- Erik.

That's seven.

That's enough.

You need to bring me your torch.

Good, B.

PROBST: Erik, the tribe has

spoken.

Time for you to go.

Well, your first vote as a new

tribe, first blindside.

This is most definitely a new

game.

Grab your torches.

Head back to camp.

Good night.

PROBST: Stay tuned for scenes

from our next episode.

PROBST: Next time on

Survivor.

Russell, Natalie,

Mick, Jaison.

PROBST: The old Galu declares

open season on Russell.

Russell is the most conniving

player in the game right now.

He needs to go.

PROBST: And now he's out of

idols...

It was the dumbest move,

playing that idol.

PROBST: ...low on friends...

It's got to be Russell.

PROBST: ...and in need of

luck.

This is the first time that

I'm struggling on what to do.

Wow. Wow. Wow.

I'm disappointed, but I said

playing Survivor would be

looking into a mirror, and I'm

pretty proud of the face I see.

I don't regret going home with

the idol, 'cause you can't

defend against something that's

invisible, and this blindside

was invisible to me.

But I gave 100% of my heart, and

I can hang my hat on that.