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Twenty of the game's greatest players -- 10 heroes, 10 villains -- seek for return, revenge, and redemption in the game that they helped make famous. Twenty castaways, 39 days... only ONE Survivor! Recaps by Chico Alexander & Eric Pierce, GSNN
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Girl Is Like A Virus The heroes overcame injuries to build their camp. The villains didn't do much, and started to manipulate each other. Meanwhile JT starts being villainous, while Rob makes like a hero. In the end, James lashing out didn't put him in danger, but JT turns on his alliance, voting out Stephenie. Now 18 remain. NIGHT 6: "I just wanna win, y'all." Tom wants to get the winds of war back on track, while James just wants to win for once. It was a very nasty Tribal... but we're trying to make it as pleasant as possible. JT apologizes to Tom, though he does feel betrayed and with little option than to trust him. All in all, the game is ugly. It's time for him to play smarter, not harder. Over at the Villains camp, Rob is noticing that Parvati and Russell ... and Coach and Jerri... are sleeping together. He doesn't trust him AT ALL. DAY 7: "Our tribe hasn't been solid since we met each other." Rupert was hoping for rain, if only to bring the tribe together. If they don't become a cohesive unit, they'll continue to lose. Meanwhile, the tribe works together to retrieve a pair of chickens that literally flew the coop. More chicken hi-jinks ensue at the Villains camp, where Coach calls Parvati the most dangerous woman in the tribe, as she has no strategy, but lots of charm. Rob tells Russell that she has a lot of friends on the other side. Russell and Parvati have a moment to themselves. She calls herself a sweet, innocent girl... Mmm-hmmm. She doesn't trust anyone. NIGHT 7: Throwing up... While Coach is starting on a story and Rob is complaining about it... Russell decides to start stuff by getting rid of the machete. And Rob's Sox hat. DAY 8: Way of the Warrior... Coach starts the day in meditation mode, while Randy finds a clam, offering it to his tribesmates. With no machete to prop it open, Randy makes do with a rock. Randy's used to eating what he can eat, because you never know where the next bit of food is coming. Randy says that the only way you can get ahead in his tribe is by schmoozing and charm, making Parvati the queen. Coach wants to join up with Randy in voting her off, as she doesn't contribute to the tribe in any way. At the Heroes camp, Candice and JT talk, JT scared of her game. JT goes to Cirie, saying Candice doesn't fully trust her. Truth or BS? Who knows. Cirie goes to Candice, says that she's hearing things. Candice starts asking around who said that Cirie couldn't be trusted. Everyone denies it, calling Candice a nut. R/I CHALLENGE: Sumo Basho (for luxury items, coffee, and a week's worth of rice); from Palau; Courtney & Sandra sit out Using a large bag, knock your opponent into the mud. You must use your bag ONLY. First tribe to 8 wins Immunity AND Reward. ROUND 1: Tom vs. Russell. Winner: Tom
(Heroes lead, 1-0) Back at camp, the Villains, muddy and humiliated, clean off and count their losses. Randy senses that his name is on the block because he's the oldest person in the game AND the girls are playing up the flirts. Coach tries to fend off Parvati's advances. "That stuff doesn't work on me. I've been coaching women's soccer for 13 years. So out here with a million dollars on the line, I'm not going to let it happen." Rob and Tyson silently agree. Randy's weak, but Parvati's a huge threat, because she has friends on the other tribe. Jerri says that Parvati is like a virus. Sandra wants to figure out where everybody lies before picking a side. Jerri is played up by both sides of this quandary. But deep inside, Jerri wants to punch Parvati in the face. The feeling is more than mutual. Randy tells Coach that he's next, calling this "Micronesia 2.0." Coach doesn't think anyone out there is honorable, quoting MLK: "The greatest measure of a man is not in the way he handles times of comfort, but in the way he rises with controversy and challenge." The last thing he has is hope. He's hoping that Randy is waking up in camp tomorrow. NIGHT 8: Tribal Sandra says that Parvati has a lot of friends on the other tribe. Parvati defends her words, even though they don't mean much. Russell says that it's a huge advantage that someone might know a few people at the other side. Jerri says that she doesn't want to lose another challenge. Past relationships should be a huge factor. Sandra says that there's no clear leader unless someone's working on stuff. Coach and Sandra argue this point... and Sandra brings up that there's no machete. Russell says that it's a lot more fun on this tribe than it was last time in Samoa. But there's a lack of cohesiveness, something Rob doesn't think will affect the tribal gameplay. He doesn't think being at Tribal will change things. Time to vote... Parvati: RANDY B. - "It was either you or me tonight. I wasn't going to go down without a fight." Randy votes for Rob... The others... vote for Randy. By a vote of 9-1, Randy... THE TRIBE HAS SPOKEN. To view this episode in its entirety, along with extras and blogs, as well as information on how to become a contestant, go to cbs.com/survivor. |
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