Survivor (2000–…): Season 15, Episode 12 - Going for the Oscar - full transcript

While most Castaways shed tears of joy after receiving news from home, one sheds tears of sorrow...but some believe they are crocodile tears.

>> JEFF PROBST: Previously on

Survivor:

Peih-Gee picked Denise and Erik

to go with her on a reward to

the legendary Shaolin Temple...

...where Denise got to show

off her martial arts skills.

Back at camp, Amanda, Todd,

Courtney, and James made a final

four pact.

>> I've been the main guy trying



to hold this thing together, and

that's what I'm going to do.

>> PROBST: And because he had

both hidden immunity idols,

James was in the best position

to win it all.

At the immunity challenge...

Erik wins individual immunity.

...Erik a victory locked in

Peih-Gee as the next to go.

>> Get rid of Peih-Gee tonight,

and then after that focus on

getting rid of Erik, and then

it's all cake after that.



>> PROBST: But Amanda had other

ideas.

She hatched a plan to take out

James.

And everyone jumped at the

chance.

>> PROBST: At tribal council,

James trusted his alliance...

Once the votes are read the

decision is final.

...so he didn't play one of his

idols.

Tenth person voted out, and the

fourth member of our jury,

James.

By failing to recognize he was

in danger, the most powerful

player in the game was gone,

taking the idols with him.

James, the tribe has spoken.

Six are left.

Who will be voted out tonight?

>> I think that was the most

shocking tribal council yet.

I think that Jean-Robert got a

big kick out of James getting

voted out.

>> I think so, too.

>> He was like, "Do-do-do, they

got you, do-do-do."

>> "Wow," is all I have to say

about tribal council.

I was so nervous that idea

wouldn't work to vote James out,

and it did.

I wonder how mad James is right

now.

>> Lord, have mercy.

What did you say?

I was like, "I hope to god this

doesn't turn into a screaming

match back at the camp."

>> I said, "If this works, wow.

If it doesn't, I'm scared for my

life."

>> If it doesn't work and he

comes back here, I was like,

"Oh, my god, could you imagine

if he came back here?"

We would all be dead.

>> James is gone.

He didn't use the idols.

I'm still here.

I had a vote cast against me.

My heart was pounding.

We are in the top six.

>> How about we celebrate we are

in the top six?

>> Yay!

>> We'll bitch a little bit

tomorrow.

It will probably rain.

It will probably rain again.

>> Group hug, everybody.

>> Where is Peih-Gee?

Where is Peih-Gee?

>> Seeing original Fei Long

members turn on each other

absolutely gives me hope.

There must be a crack old tribal

lines somewhere, because Erik

and I are still around.

>> Peeg, you and your Buddha

outfit.

You're tripping me out.

>> If I can get one or maybe

even two more people, we could

possibly cause a tie at tribal

council, which would be kind of

interesting.

I'm not giving up until I'm

voted out.

You know, I love it that I'm

still here.

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>> Seems like we've been here

for years.

♪ What am I doing here? ♪

>> All I really want is a beer.

>> This is so crazy.

I can't even describe to you how

miserable I feel.

I have thought of home for the

past week and a half and how

much I miss it.

You know, I'm not an emotional

person at all, but it kills you,

kills you-- oh, man.

So close.

>> We've got a week left.

Somebody has a week left.

>> Seven nights and six days.

>> And one poor unfortunate

soul...

>> ...is going to go home.

>> ...will be taken out of the

rain.

My alliance in the game is me,

Courtney, Amanda, and Denise.

We want to get rid of Erik and

Peih-Gee.

That is the goal.

But at the same time, you can't

trust anybody 100% because in

all reality, we all want one

million dollars.

And if they turn on me, it would

be a very smart move on their

part to get rid of me now.

Of course, I'm not going to tell

them that.

>> PROBST: Come on in, guys!

You guys ready to get to today's

reward challenge?

>> Yes.

>> PROBST: Today's challenge is

all about speed and

communication.

Here's how it works-- for

today's challenge, you will be

paired up in teams of two.

Each team will be separated at

opposite ends of a maze.

On my "go," you must navigate

your way through the maze, find

your partner, and make your way

to the center platform.

First team it get there wins.

Make sense?

>> Yeah.

>> PROBST: To make it a bit more

interesting, you'll be

blindfolded.

Should we get you paired up?

>> Yep.

>> PROBST: All right, Erik,

you're going to be paired up

with your mom.

>> What?

>> PROBST: Come on out, Denise.

Don't be shy.

>> Oh, my god.

>> Is this really happening?

>> Look at you!

>> Yeah, I'm all skinny and

bearded.

>> PROBST: Denise, take a spot

over here.

>> Thanks.

>> PROBST: Amanda, here's your

partner, your sister, Katrina.

>> Oh, my god!

Oh!

>> How are you?

>> That's okay.

I think I can forgive you.

>> PROBST: All right, Katrina.

Peih-Gee, here's somebody who

loves you very much-- your dad,

Lawrence.

>> It's my dad.

Oh, my god!

>> Hi, Peih-Gee!

Let me look at you.

My god, you're skinny!

>> It's a good weight loss

program.

Okay.

>> PROBST: Todd, you ready for

some love?

Your sister Brandy's here.

Come on out, Brandy!

Brandy's not going to walk.

That's a hug.

>> Okay, okay.

I'm so glad you're here.

How is everybody?

>> Good.

>> Kim's good, right?

Is the baby okay?

Okay.

Okay.

>> PROBST: Todd what was the

last question?

>> My little sister was

pregnant, and she lost her baby,

but it's okay.

>> PROBST: Your other sister?

>> Yeah.

One a little bit younger than

Brandy.

So...

>> PROBST: So, Brandy, the

message you gave Todd is that

your sister lost the baby, but

your sister herself is doing

all right.

>> She's doing good.

She's doing good.

>> That's all that matters.

It's okay.

It's okay.

>> PROBST: Courtney, I know

you're ready for some love.

Here's your daddy Graham.

Looking debonair.

>> I told you he'd wear a suit.

>> I'm English.

I don't do... I don't do shorts.

>> He's English.

>> PROBST: All right, guys.

Graham, take a spot.

>> Thank you.

Thanks.

>> PROBST: Denise, I think

there's somebody back there

really anxious to see you-- your

husband.

Come on out, Robert!

>> Yeah!

>> You want them?

I'll give them to you.

>> PROBST: She was going to drag

you all the way over there.

All right, let me catch the

loved ones up on what the

survivors already know, which is

you are not just here to bring

them love.

You are going to participate in

this challenge.

>> I'm sorry, dad.

I didn't know.

They didn't tell me!

I'm sorry!

>> PROBST: Today, you are

playing for a boat trip out on

the lake, a huge meal, and love

in the form of a phone call from

family members back home.

The winning team will receive

this Sprint phone.

Sprint, also known for speed and

communication, is making this

all possible.

Shall we get started?

>> Yes.

>> PROBST: You guys head off

this way.

You head off this way.

Here we go.

For reward.

Survivors and loved ones ready?

Go!

First pair of survivor and loved

one to reach the platform wins

reward.

>> Rob, where are you?!

>> Coming at you.

>> Coming at me, all right, here

we go.

>> Okay, Amanda, where are you

at?

>> Katrina, that's me.

>> Mom, where are you?

>> I'm over here.

>> Are you somewhere near the

center?

>> I have no idea.

>> PROBST: Some loved ones

getting close, others still very

far away.

>> Lawrence, dad, where are you?

Lawrence?

>> I hear you, Peih-Gee.

I can't get to you.

It's a dead end over there.

>> I'm in the center, Brandy.

Where are you at?

>> I'm not sure.

I'm over here somewhere.

>> Katrina!

>> Amanda!

>> Denise, I'm towards the

middle.

>> Rob, I hear you, where are

you?

>> I'm close.

Where are you at?

>> Right here, right here, but

I'm stuck.

>> PROBST: Denise and Robert

have connected.

They've still got to make their

way to the center platform.

>> Todd!

>> I'm coming to your voice,

stay cool.

>> Bloody nose, bloody

nose.

( making bird calls )

>> PROBST: Amanda and Katrina

communicating like wild birds.

>> Stop that noise.

>> Peih-Gee!

>> Yeah, I hear you, dad, right

here, Lawrence.

>> I'm right here.

>> PROBST: Peih-Gee has found

her dad, Lawrence.

>> This direction, over there.

>> PROBST: Lawrence trying to

point her in the right

direction.

That's not going to help when

you can't see.

>> Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy,

Daddy!

Where the hell are you?

Courtney still looking for her

father.

>> Oh, stop it, Probst.

>> Look, we're going to go

around the circle, find the

opening on the other side of

this.

>> PROBST: Denise and her

husband are working together,

trying to find their way to the

center platform.

( making bird calls )

>> I'm here!

>> All the way around.

Just keep going.

>> PROBST: Denise and Robert

getting very close to winning

this challenge.

Denise is paired up with Robert.

They're looking for the steps.

Denise and Robert win reward!

>> Whoo!

>> Yeah, Denise!

>> Whoo!

Yeah!

>> PROBST: Take off your

blindfolds.

It's over.

All right, Denise and Robert.

Here's what's going to happen--

you're going to go out on a

boat.

You're going to have a nice

meal.

I'm going to turn this Sprint

phone on right now, because

you're going to get a phone

call.

Keep this phone turned on.

In addition, you're going to

choose two survivors to come

along with you and bring their

loved ones.

Who's the first survivor that

you're going to bring along with

their loved one?

>> Todd.

>> PROBST: Todd and his sister,

Brandy, are going with you.

Denise, you look pained to have

to make another decision.

>> This is a very tough decision

for me, Jeff.

I'm sorry, I'm going to have to

go with Amanda.

>> PROBST: Amanda and her sister

going on the reward.

>> Thank you!

Thank you so much.

>> PROBST: All right, the good

part of the reward is over.

Now comes the tough part.

Time for you guys to say good-

bye to your loved ones.

>> Good-bye.

>> Thanks for coming.

>> Okay.

>> PROBST: All right, Lawrence.

>> PROBST: All right, Erik,

Peih-Gee, Courtney, grab your

stuff, head back to camp.

>> Have fun, guys.

>> PROBST: Okay, there is one

more element to this reward.

When the afternoon is over, the

loved ones are going to spend

the night at your camp.

They're going to get a chance to

experience what you've been

living for 31 days.

Boat's waiting for you.

Have fun.

>> Oh, my god, there's ribs.

Oh, look at the chicken.

There's pizza.

>> There's pizza?

Are you serious?

>> Guys, dig in.

>> We have been eating off the

ground, literally.

>> Rip it apart.

>> You have never seen me eat

like this, have you?

>> Oh, my god.

>> How is it, honey?

Just for my husband to be here

in China... he's afraid to fly.

Just for him to come here, that

means a lot to me.

But to come here and compete and

to win a challenge together,

it's so uplifting.

I've been taken over the top.

>> Ah!

Oh, my god!

>> Oh, look at that!

>> That's Todd's piece right

there.

>> Do you want some?

>> Oh, hell, yeah, baby.

>> This is best chocolate cake I

have ever had in my life.

( phone ringing )

>> Your phone's ringing.

>> There's my call, hon.

>> There they are, look!

>> Say hello.

>> Hello?

>> Hi.

>> All of a sudden I can hear

people crying in the background.

And it's my oldest daughter,

Erin.

>> Don't cry.

You've got to talk to me.

How did you guys do in the

tournament?

All right!

Daddy's here with me.

>> And I smell so bad.

>> Can you smell me from there?

>> Smell-a-vision.

>> I'm smiling just thinking

about you, sweet pea.

I think about you every day.

No, don't cry.

I miss you so much.

>> I love you, too.

You have a good night, okay?

And I'll see you really, really

soon.

>> I love you.

Good night, baby.

Being able to hear their voices

and have my husband here with me

today, it gives me the strength,

definitely, to keep on going,

and, I mean, I'm here to the

end.

I'm going to grab strength from

them and embrace it and just

keep on going.

>> I wonder why Denise picked

Amanda.

I'll be honest, I'm kind of

pissed that she didn't pick me,

because I took her off on a fat

reward.

>> I've got to get this off my

chest-- I do not believe Todd's

story.

>> I could not believe that

he... like, "Oh, my sister had

an unplanned teenage pregnancy,

and then a convenient

miscarriage."

Gee whiz.

You think the girl might not

want the entire world to know

about that.

>> Like, if it's true, my

deepest condolences to his

family.

>> I thought the same thing.

I was like, "Oh, how

convenient."

And then he was the first one

picked by Denise.

Right.

Todd was going for the Oscar

with his performance of "My

sister had a convenient

miscarriage."

And then of course Jeff was

like, "Todd, it looks like you

just got some bad news.

What happened?"

And Todd's like "My sister.

She was pregnant and she... she

lost the baby.

But it happened for a reason."

Like, that is not, like the fake

Johnny Fair Play, "My grandma

died."

You can almost forgive that.

That's funny.

>> What is that?

>> Shut up!

>> Indulge, kids!

Indulge!

>> Kinky!

>> When the loved ones showed

up, you know, we were

sourpusses.

We were pissed that we lost the

challenge, pissed we didn't get

to go.

I really didn't feel like

interacting with anybody.

>> I'm so bad with names.

Mr. Denise...

>> It's Robert.

>> So how proud are you of

Denise?

>> Very, very proud.

>> It was really tough.

And especially for me.

Like, I picked Denise to go with

me on a literally once-in-a-

lifetime reward trip, and, you

know, she didn't pick me.

And it sucks.

>> Amanda, how perfect it is

that we...

>> I know!

>> I can't believe it.

>> Really, we're just so lucky

that Denise got to pick two

people and she chose us.

>> Oh, my gosh!

>> So surreal.

>> And the other thing that

scared me was when I whispered

about Kim, you know, I was like,

"They're going to think I'm

lying, like I'm pulling a big

lie to see my sister."

Hopefully everybody believes it

because it wasn't a lie.

>> I'm so sorry about that.

>> You know, I know there's been

a lot of pointing at me as to a

strategic threat, but it was all

true.

It was all from the heart, you

know?

I wasn't out to be some snake

right there.

I really was concerned about my

home.

>> How pregnant was she?

>> She was about two months.

>> Three months now.

>> She lost it a while ago,

Todd.

>> Did she?

>> Yeah.

>> Like, right after I left?

>> Pretty much.

>> Seems like you're getting

along all right.

>> Yeah, know, everybody seems

to be okay.

You know, I mean, like I said,

there's a lot of young kids

here, and I don't have a lot in

common with them.

But we'll see what happens.

I mean, I can only hope that

Amanda and Todd stay with me,

and we go to the final three.

If they backstab me and take

Courtney, that's one of the

chances I'm going to have to

take.

But, I mean, to be out here all

this time is still pretty damn

good.

>> Yeah.

Play your game, that's all.

Do what you... do what you think

is right.

>> I mean, obviously, it's not a

good idea for us to backstab

anyone anymore, but I think as

long as we take Denise to the

final four she'll understand.

>> Would you vote out Denise

before Courtney, or no?

>> Yeah.

>> Because we can win better...

>> She works hard all week.

I mean, she has kids.

>> I freaking love Denise.

I do.

>> The thing is, in the final

three, she will play her sob

story.

>> That's right.

We... like, Amanda, and I and

Courtney are all pretty much on

the same level, because we've

pissed a lot of the people on

the jury off.

And so, like, it's a pretty even

chance between all of us.

So I'm like...

>> And we would make such a cute

final three.

>> Oh, you guys can do this.

>> Yeah.

>> You got it.

>> Perfect.

>> It's like a dream.

>> Perfect.

>> I know you'll do good.

>> I'm going to do my best.

>> Easily into the one or two

spot.

You know what you're doing.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> I love you.

My god, you smell bad.

>> I know.

I'm so sorry.

I stink.

>> I've got to smell just as

bad, though.

>> You're getting there, honey.

You're fitting right in with

this group, I tell you.

>> 32 days.

I can make it a few more.

Tell everyone I miss them, okay?

>> I love you.

>> See you in a few days, okay?

>> It kills you to say good-bye

to loved ones, but you can't

stop the game, because the game

keeps going.

So you want to feel comfortable,

and you want to feel like you

can trust people, and you just

can't, though.

You've got to keep on your toes.

You've got to keep yourself

nervous, or else you're going to

get screwed.

>> No, I know.

I could see it, you know.

It wasn't my fault.

You know, it just happened to

work out that way.

I don't want to be the next one

to go.

>> After the loved ones left,

Denise came over and

tried to kind of fix that little

problem that she might have with

me, like, not getting picked.

>> I do feel a little better

that at least she took the time

to come talk to me.

I might need her vote if I can

convince her to try to vote

somebody else off.

>> I mean, I just wanted to see

where you're standing, and I

wanted you to see where I'm

coming from, you know what I

mean?

>> Right now I'm going to

concentrate on gathering up all

my energy and focus on winning

that challenge, because I really

need it.

Every time since the merge, I

feel like I need to win.

>> PROBST: Come on in, guys!

You guys ready to get to today's

immunity challenge?

>> Yes.

>> PROBST: First things first.

Erik, give it up.

Once again, immunity is back up

for grabs.

You are going to have to dig

deep, as today's challenge will

test you both physically and

mentally.

For today's challenge, you'll be

attached to a rope which snakes

through a series of obstacles.

At each obstacle, you must

untangle your rope by either

moving over, under, or around

each post in order to continue.

At the end of the course, you'll

find a set of boxes.

Each box contains one true and

one false statement about

Chinese inventions.

Next to each statement is a key.

Choose the statement you think

is true, grab the key, race back

to the start.

If you're right, your key will

open a lock.

If you're wrong, you have to go

back and try again.

First person to answer three

questions correctly and open

three locks will raise their

flag.

First person to raise their flag

wins immunity, guaranteed a one-

in-five shot at winning this

game.

We'll get started.

Head up on the deck.

Here we go, for immunity.

Survivors ready?

Go!

You are attached to a rope that

runs the length of this course.

Erik flies over.

Amanda's over.

Todd making quick work of it.

Denise is over.

Todd and Amanda making their way

through the swamp.

Peih-Gee's right there.

Todd first up the mountain.

Amanda right behind.

Erik snagged on one of the

posts.

It's Todd and Amanda in the

lead.

Todd and Amanda both untying

their first box.

There are two statements.

One is true, one is false.

Todd has his first key.

Amanda has her first key.

Peih-Gee's made her first

choice.

Todd going to pass Erik as he

heads to the start.

Amanda heading back to the start

with her first key.

Peih-Gee heading back into the

swamp with her first key.

Big question for Todd-- did he

choose the true statement?

Will the key open a lock?

And it does.

Todd has his first lock open.

Todd and Amanda both have one

lock undone.

Two locks left.

Courtney struggling to get back

with her first key.

Erik trying to get back in it.

Todd still in the lead.

Amanda right behind.

Peih-Gee back with her first

key.

Peih-Gee has her first lock

open.

She's heading back for her

second.

Todd, Amanda, Peih-Gee, all have

one lock open.

Denise and Erik struggling to

stay in it.

Todd at his second box.

Amanda at her second box.

Choose the one you think is true

and grab the key.

Amanda and Todd both with their

second keys.

Erik trying to stay in this

challenge for immunity.

First lock doesn't open.

Second lock doesn't open.

Third lock doesn't open.

Erik now in dead last.

Todd and Amanda neck and neck as

they head back into the swamp.

Peih-Gee heading back with her

second key.

Todd opens his second lock.

Todd has only one lock left.

Amanda trying her key in the

first lock.

It does not work.

Trying it in the remaining lock.

It does not work.

This gives Todd a huge lead.

Peih-Gee back with her second

key.

Did she choose right?

She did.

It's Peih-Gee and Todd with two

locks open, one lock left.

Amanda still fighting, hoping

Todd will make a mistake.

Peih-Gee right on Todd's tail.

Todd has two statements left.

If he chooses the true statement

he'll have his third and final

key.

Todd has made his choice.

The question is, did he choose

the right statement?

Peih-Gee now opening her third

box.

You want a guarantee you go

final five, you keep fighting.

Peih-Gee has made her choice.

Todd and Peih-Gee both have

their third keys.

With that third key in hand, if

he is right, Todd wins immunity.

If he's wrong, it oppose the

door for Peih-Gee.

It does not open.

It's taken every bit of strength

Peih-Gee has left to get back

with that third key.

If she's right, it was worth it.

If she answered correctly, she

will open the lock.

She does.

And with that, Peih-Gee wins

immunity!

Peih-Gee, come on over.

>> I never would have believed

it.

>> PROBST: For the second time,

Peih-Gee wins individual

immunity.

You are safe tonight at tribal

council, guaranteed a spot in

the final five.

Denise, Todd, Courtney, Amanda,

Erik, after 33 days, this game

will come to an end for one of

you.

See you tonight at tribal

council.

Head on back to camp.

>> You know, honestly, like, I

can't believe I won.

I'm still crying about it.

Wow.

I've been, like, underdog this

whole time I've been here.

Every council that I'm not

wearing the necklace, I expect

to be voted out, you know, so...

>> Erik, come to the table.

The muddy rice is ready.

>> This is probably one of, like

my proudest moments, like, I've

ever had in my entire life.

I'm safe tonight, but it's been,

like, really mentally and

physically exhausting.

>> I'm okay.

The only thing that would be a

surprise is if Amanda would

turn.

But she won't, because she knows

if Erik or Peih-Gee get even

close to the end, they've got

it.

So...

It seemed so obvious to me, at

least, when Peih-Gee won

immunity, who else is going to

go tonight?

Erik.

It's probably the easiest vote

for me so far.

>> I feel like, even if I were

on Todd's side, I would feel a

little shaded out, just by not

trusting him with, like, that...

what I think is false

information about his sister.

>> He could very well have,

like, played that up as, you

know, a way to get further in

the game.

It's what it sounded like to me,

too.

>> The hard part for me is that

nobody here trusts Todd.

It irks me, because I've thrown

his name out, and it's like,

"Okay, well, if you don't trust

him, then what's the deal?"

I feel like I have to fight.

But I don't know what to do.

>> Thanks.

>> I'll talk to Denise.

>> My plan for tonight, is Erik

and I are going to vote for

Todd, and hope that Denise

swings for a tie.

>> If she votes Erik out now,

it's highly likely she'll end up

in fourth place.

If she tries to force a tie and

Todd gets voted out tonight,

suddenly her chances of getting

to top three are much better.

>> I will.

Denise isn't stupid, though.

>> This tribal council right

here is definitely a turning

point in the game.

If I do switch and head to that

side of the coin, are my chances

better?

Probably.

But am I going to win against

one of those two?

I don't know.

I mean, it's just... right now

it's, like, a 50-50 split.

>> Oh, that cold wind.

I hate that cold wind.

That means it's about to start

in my...

>> I trust you, I do.

>> I'm definitely the swing vote

tonight.

For me, personally, I mean, this

is do or die.

When I get up there, I mean, I

don't know right now who I'm

going to pick.

What happens when I come back to

camp after I make this decision?

Who's going to be flipping out?

This is a game for a million

dollars, and right now, writing

someone's name down is a

million-dollar signature.

>> It's going to be the longest

wait of my life.

>> I'm a little nervous.

I'm a little scared.

I'm a little in turmoil.

I'm a little flipping out.

Thunder and lightning is getting

closer, the decision's getting

closer, my mind is racing.

This is just insane.

I don't know.

I just don't know what to do.

Can you help me?

>> PROBST: We'll now bring in

the members of our jury.

Jaime, Jean-Robert, Frosti, and

James, voted out at the last

tribal council.

Let's talk about the reward

challenge.

Amanda, after spending the

afternoon with Denise and seeing

her and her husband interact,

did you feel like you knew

Denise in a different way?

>> Oh, definitely.

I think she's blessed with a

great life-- like, a great

family, a great bond with her

kids.

It was just nice to see that

part of Denise, like the softer

side of Denise.

>> PROBST: Denise, is there a

downside to everybody seeing

what a great life you have?

>> Oh, definitely.

I mean, it's a two-way street--

yes, it's a good thing to let

them see a little bit, but it's

bad because maybe they won't

vote for me, or maybe they feel

a little scared to let me go

against them in the finals.

>> PROBST: Why would they not

want to go against you in the

finals?

>> I don't know if they would

vote for someone who already has

a good, experienced life, and

give them a million dollars.

You know, maybe I'll get a

sympathy vote or maybe I'll get

more votes on the jury because

of that.

>> PROBST: Peih-Gee, for the

last several tribal councils,

it's either going to have been

you or Erik voted out.

What's your take on tonight's

vote?

Do you think there is a strong

consensus of what's going to

happen, or do you think there's

a lot of ambiguity going on?

>> I think there's definitely

some ambiguity going on.

You know, if you want to look at

it as us being two against four,

one person is at the very

bottom.

And I don't see why they would

make that leap and be like, "I

don't want to be fourth.

I want to be first, possibly."

It could turn the game around

entirely for one or two people,

you know, and so it's something

that everybody's going to have

to take into consideration very

carefully.

>> PROBST: Denise, does the talk

of the vote being up in the air

concern you?

>> Yeah.

I mean, there's three people

over there, there's two people

here, and I mean, I always feel

like I'm on the bottom of the

barrel.

Yeah, I'm really, really scared.

But I mean, hopefully tonight's

the night that I can trust

people.

So to get a little further in

the game would be great.

I want to stay here for as long

as I can.

So, I mean, I'm just going to

hope for the best.

>> PROBST: Todd, is there

anybody here that you trust?

>> Yes, I do trust people here.

I have to, because I'm not

wearing that necklace.

So I feel like I do trust

people, yeah.

I just don't know exactly 100%

how much.

>> PROBST: Erik, if it's you

tonight, have you done

everything you can to try and

crack this other four?

>> Yeah.

Honestly, like, I want... I want

to be here tomorrow.

And I hope people realize if

there's four and two, there

could be three and three, and

all of a sudden you're not

fourth.

You're in the top three and

you've got a chance to win the

million dollars.

And I'm playing that card.

I mean that is... that is all

I've got left.

>> PROBST: Let's get to the

vote.

Peih-Gee, you have individual

immunity.

You can give it up, if you want.

You cannot vote for Peih-Gee.

Everybody else is fair game.

It's time to vote.

Amanda, you're up.

>> It's either going to be me or

you tonight.

I'm not ready to go.

So...

>> Too many people said they

couldn't trust you.

Sorry.

>> I'm sorry I have to do this.

This is probably the biggest

mistake I'm going to make in

this game.

>> 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.

First vote, Erik.

Todd.

One vote Erik, one vote Todd.

Todd.

Todd.

Two votes Todd, one vote Erik.

Erik.

Two votes Erik, two votes Todd.

Erik.

That's three votes Erik, two

votes Todd, one vote left.

11th person voted out, and the

fifth member of our jury, Erik.

You need to bring me your torch.

Erik, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

>> PROBST: Well, based on what I

heard tonight, it sound like

you're all battling the same

question-- "Do I take somebody

with me simply because I think I

can beat them or do I take with

me somebody I think is most

deserving because I showed I

wanted to beat the best?"

It could be a million dollar

decision.

Grab your torches.

Head back to camp.

Good night.

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>> PROBST: Next time on

Survivor...

>> Are we getting extreme

Survivor paranoia right now?

>> PROBST: Amanda targets Todd.

>> I could pull Peih-Gee and

Denise together.

>> PROBST: But Todd fights back.

>> An angry Todd is a bad Todd.

>> I will be pissed off.

>> PROBST: As alliances crumble,

no one is safe.

>> I hope you guys vote to knock

off Todd.

I'd like to see that happen.

>> I wanted to go all the way to

the top in this game, but,

unfortunately, today was my day.

I think I can always look back

and say, "Well, I could have

done this differently or I could

have done that," but I'm

mentally and physically and

emotionally exhausted.

I made it 33 days.

I'm really proud of myself.

The five remaining contestants

are going to battle it out, and

I'm really curious to see who

comes out on top.