The most recent Reward Challenge saw the gang prepping to get muddy again. The players were divided into two teams of five, which meant one person had to sit it out, and that was Abi. They used logs to build a staircase up to a platform and go down a slide, and then one player worked a key through a rope maze. The key was to a trunk containing puzzle pieces with numbers on them. The numbers would then be used to solve a combination lock and raise a flag.
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The purple team (Tasha, Joe, Fish, Spencer and Ciera) looked good while the green team (Jeremy, Wigglesworth, Kimmi, Kelley and Keith) struggled right out of the gate, and all the way through. The purple team won easily.
IMMUNITY CHALLENGE
From the mud to the water. The players had to balance on floating pyramids, putting their feet on narrow slats. Fall off and you're out of the contest.
As the challenge began, it started to rain, which always makes challenges more fun to watch!
Jeff Probst then cut a rope and 11 buoys popped up. Probst informed them that if they wanted, they could give up their chance to win immunity for a chance to win an advantage. First player to touch their buoy would win the advantage. Fish got there just ahead of Spencer.
Eventually it was just Joe, Wigglesworth and Abi. Joe won his third straight immunity challenge, becoming the only person who has won so far in the game.
Probst handed Fish an advantage: He can steal another player's vote at Tribal Council and make it his own.
TRIBAL COUNCIL
Ciera stated the obvious, that "anything can happen." Also, in pure 80's form she added that "it's play or get played." Joe agreed, although he said it's get or get got.
Fish talked about the game evolving from strong alliances to voting blocs that get you to the next day. He said that you give your word but people need to be flexible about that. Only a "Survivor" contestant say such a thing. And a politician.
Wigglesworth was confident that people would keep their word.
And then it was time to vote. Probst gathered and tallied, no hidden idols were played, Fish kept his advantage in his pocket and the votes were for Ciera, Kelley and Wigglesworth, but it's Wiggles who got the most. As predicted here last week.
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