Hot Girl with a Grudge

Hot Girl with a Grudge is the season premiere of .
==Story==
<tabber>Days 1-3=
The three tribes arrived in the game via three different modes of transportation: Aparri, the Brawn tribe, entered along a rough road in the back of a truck. Solana, the Beauty, then entered by boat along the river, with Lindsey Ogle snickering at the girls lounging in the front. Finally, Luzon, the Brains tribe, entered by helicopter, with Jefra Bland noting that they looked like "the Cochrans" of the group. 
Jeff Probst welcomed the three tribes to ; the three tribes cheered and clapped in excitement. Jeff Probst explained that the twist of the season was Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty and asked each tribe to guess which attribute they belong to. Morgan McLeod said, "I don't mean to sound conceited, but I think we're Beauty." Spencer Bledsoe then noted that he thought his tribe were the "Nerds," adding that the other remaining tribe looked "really physical." Tony Vlachos then said he would "gladly accept" being on the Brawn tribe, and was eager to "stomp on beauty and stomp on smarts."
Jeff noted that each trait was important in the game of Survivor, before asking each tribe to immediately select a Tribe Leader. Starting with Solana, Brice Johnston nominated LJ McKanas to be the leader. When asked what he thought about being the leader of "the hot group," LJ answered that he must be "the inner beauty" and that if he was the one to stick out, he had to roll with it. Aparri then chose their leader, looking for "a talker." Sarah Lacina said that she was a talker, and the tribe elected her as the leader. Trish Hegarty said they chose Sarah because she looked "confident" and would "get the job done." Luzon then chose their leader, with Spencer asking who looked the smartest. Kass McQuillen and Tasha Fox pointed to David Samson because of his blazer, and he took on the role. Kass said that she didn't usually "trust a man in a suit," but liked David.
The leaders were then instructed to choose who they thought was the weakest person on the tribe. LJ chose Morgan, rationalizing that she looked the least physical. She said that this didn't often happen to her, and that there was "a first time for everything." Sarah said she had a good vibe from everyone and didn't want to make the call, reluctantly choosing Trish. Trish said that, despite her support of Sarah as the leader, she understood her call. Before making his pick, David clarified that "the jacket doesn't match the pants, so it's not a suit." He added that he made decisions like this frequently, and slapped Garrett Adelstein on the shoulder. David said that he'd made his decision based on "the last two thirds of the game." Garrett joined Morgan and Trish, and Jeff revealed that they were still in the game, but would be flown straight to camp - avoiding the hike with their tribe - where they would make a decision on behalf of the tribe who had just ostracized them. The three departed in the helicopter, and Jeff gave Aparri, Luzon, and Solana maps to their beach.
Garrett was dropped off at the Luzon beach to find the decision awaiting him: choose an extra bag of rice for the tribe, or take a clue to a Hidden Immunity Idol for himself. He chose to take the clue, and followed the map to a waterfall near camp. Meanwhile, Trish arrived at the Aparri beach and was torn on what decision to make. Despite being tempted to take the clue, she remained a team player, choosing the extra bag of rice for her tribe. Morgan, on the other hand, with a growing grudge against LJ, chose the clue to the Idol.
 
Back at Luzon, Garrett found the waterfall, stripped down to his underwear, and began searching the pool for the Idol. After a duration of frustration in which he made no headway, Garrett finally found the Idol in a bag at the bottom of the pool. Over at Solana, Morgan was also searching for the Idol out by a rock shelf in the ocean. As she searched, the rest of the tribe arrived at camp, prompting them to be suspicious of her whereabouts and concerned Morgan that she had blown her opportunity.
 
 
As Solana dropped their stuff by the flag, Morgan came running up out of the ocean. On the spur of the moment, she came up with a cover plan, telling her tribe that she'd picked rice, shelter materials, and fishing supplies for them, and told them she was out in the ocean exploring the tide pools and looking for crabs. LJ, however, was suspicious of her cool demeanor, and guessed that she either had a clue or the Idol itself. However, he apologized to her, and she told him she'd just have to prove him wrong. Brice, on the other hand, took the opportunity to pull the ostracized Morgan into an alliance, telling her that he wouldn't have voted her out, and pointed out that LJ and Jeremiah Wood, and Alexis Maxwell and Jefra were already pairing up, adding that he had her back. Meanwhile, the tribe worked hard to prepare camp, with Jeremiah and LJ even making fire for the tribe with only bamboo.
 
 
 
At Aparri, Trish greeted her tribe with open arms and assured Sarah that she was not offended by being picked as the weakest. She told the tribe that she'd been given the opportunity to look for an Idol, but had instead chosen extra rice for the tribe, prompting surprise and celebration from Sarah and the rest of Aparri. The tribe then split up to begin assembling the shelter. As they worked, Cliff Robinson drew some attention for his height. He told Tony and Woo Hwang that he worked in sports marketing, but had played some basketball at which point Woo revealed that he had some of Cliff's basketball cards. Cliff then shared his history as an NBA-player with the rest of his tribe who were impressed, but didn't seem to let his past influence their opinion of him.
Sarah, meanwhile, suspected that Tony was a police officer. She approached him alone and asked him, but he denied it, point blank. She asked him again, but he continued to deny it, telling her that he worked in construction and pointed to his tattoo as evidence (citing that police officers were not allowed to have tattoos). Sarah then told him she was a cop. Tony then joked with her, pretending to confess, puzzling her, and making her suspicious.
Luzon arrived at their beach, greeting Garrett. Spencer was frustrated by David's decision, but Garrett put on a good face, telling his tribe he'd found the water, as well as a waterfall. The tribe then began focusing on shelter, at which point J'Tia Taylor told the group she was a nuclear engineer, and had orchestrated a plan for the shelter. She then began doling out orders to her tribe, instructing them on how to do everything, from cutting the bamboo to constructing the base for the shelter, without putting in any physical effort herself. However, her abrasive approach rubbed Tasha Fox, Spencer, Kass, and David the wrong way, and despite several objections to the practicality of her plan, J'Tia insisted she had the right plan. Kass talked to David about her attitude, but he suggested they just "let her do what she does." When Tasha sat down on the shelter to test the balance, it collapsed under her, prompting Kass to mutter, "We're not very smart for the Brain tribe."
Jeff welcomed the tribes in for their first challenge: Draggin' the Dragon. Each tribe would manoeuvre a cart through an obstacle course, stopping along the way to retrieve a key suspended high in the air. They would then use the key to unlock a chest of puzzle pieces, load it onto the cart and continue along the course. Once all three chests were obtained, the cart was to be disassembled and slotted through a barricade before being reassembled on the other side. The tribe would then complete the obstacle course, at which point, two members of the tribe would use the puzzle pieces to solve a giant circular puzzle. Jeff then revealed the two-part Immunity Idol. In addition, the tribes were competing for reward in the form of fire, with the first tribe to finish getting a fire-making kit and second place receiving flint.
The tribes were even out of the gate, with Spencer retrieving the key for Luzon, Brice for Solana and Cliff for Aparri. Aparri and Solana easily got their chests onto their cart, but Luzon got their chest tangled up in the chains, dropping them into last place. Aparri pulled into first place as Cliff easily retrieved the second key, with Brice and Solana close behind. Spencer made up some ground for Luzon, but J'Tia got stuck unlocking the chest and once again, the tribe tangled the chest in the chains. Meanwhile, Aparri extended their lead, obtaining their third key and chest and beginning to disassemble their cart. As Aparri began slotting their cart through the wall, Solana retrieved their third key and began pulling apart their cart as Luzon also began disassembling the cart. Aparri continued to maintain a lead, with Solana narrowing the gap by slotting most of their cart through the barricade in one swift go. As Aparri began to reassemble their cart and Solana got their last chest through the wall, Luzon was falling further behind, even dropping their chests to have puzzle pieces fall out all over the place. Aparri easily traversed the last obstacle – a series of ruts obstructed by rocks and logs – as Luzon continued to fall apart, dropping another crate.
Sarah and Lindsey began work on the puzzle for Aparri, solving it on the ground before slotting it into the wheel. Solana made up some ground, and Alexis and LJ began work on the puzzle soon after. Meanwhile, Luzon was still assembling their cart. Aparri finished the first section of their puzzle, with Solana moments behind. Luzon's cart began to fall apart on the last obstacle as Aparri and Solana maintained their lead on the puzzle portion. As Aparri finished their second section of the puzzle, Luzon finally caught up and Kass and Tasha began work on their puzzle. Solana finished their second chest of puzzle pieces, with Aparri neck-and-neck going into the final section of the puzzle. Luzon completed their first section of the puzzle and raced to catch up, but the other two tribes were significantly further ahead, with Solana down to their last four pieces and Aparri down to their last six. Solana finished their puzzle first, claiming victory, Immunity and a fire-making kit. Aparri finished moments later, also winning Immunity and flint. Meanwhile, Luzon were only halfway through their second puzzle portion and only won a trip to Tribal Council.
Back at camp, the Luzon tribe dissected their abysmal performance, pointing out that they couldn't underestimate the other tribes. David and Kass discussed the poor effort and debated who to target at the vote – J'Tia or Garrett. Kass accusing J'Tia of taking over her role in the challenge (unlocking the chests) and then getting the chains tangled up. David, however, pushed to vote out Garrett, claiming he had been of little physical help in the challenge, but also thought of him as a bigger threat down the line. Kass, however, insisted that J'Tia was the only sound option for "tribe harmony."
Later, J'Tia asked Kass who she wanted to vote out, and Kass bluntly told her she was leaning to get rid of her because of her poor work ethic. J'Tia objected, saying she'd pulled her weight in the challenge, but Kass countered that she'd been resting for three days. Kass warned her that it was "probably time to scramble." Later, Tasha approached a tearful J'Tia, who asked Tasha her opinion of her work ethic. Tasha agreed that she may have rubbed some people the wrong way. Garrett joined the two of them and assured J'Tia that she was safe, proposing that they oust a strategic threat in David. He told the women that he could pull in Spencer and, four-strong, they could vote out David. However, when he approached Spencer, the latter was concerned about the Idol and feared David may have it. Garrett lied that he hadn't heard anything about Idol clues, but Spencer pointed out that David and Kass often went off alone together. As the rain and wind swept in, Luzon departed for Tribal Council.
At Tribal Council, the Luzon tribe lit their torches. Before the council began, Garrett leapt out of his seat as he noticed a spider crawling on him. Jeff gave an open statement to talk about the first three days, at which point J'Tia smiled and noted, "I knew you were gonna want to talk to me a lot, Jeff" because she knew she was on the chopping block. She added that Kass had told her that she was a target because of her work ethic and bossiness, pointing out that she had been unaware that she'd been coming off so negatively, but owned her mistakes, laughing at the complete failure of her shelter plan. David added that J'Tia had come out very strong at the beginning, citing her credentials as "a nuclear physicist or a nuclear... bomb builder or something," which had made him feel like she knew what she was doing. J'Tia corrected him that she was a nuclear engineer, and argued that she hadn't said she knew what she was doing, but had just been excited about a plan. She reiterated that she'd made an error, and urged her tribe to tell her if they had problems with her actions or personality.
As thunder cracked and the rain started to pour, Jeff asked David about his decision to point to Garrett as the weakest. He answered that it wasn't a perfect position, but he hadn't wanted to "dither around" because it was a game. Garrett countered that it had sucked to be "cast as the outsider." He added that he didn't think he was an immediate target because of David's call, and trusted his team. David agreed that Garrett was correct in his confidence because he wasn't going anywhere, at least "not tonight."
Asked how it would feel to be the first out, J'Tia said that she would be disappointed because she'd come to play, and that for the tribe to succeed, they couldn't be "thinking about the last two-thirds; you've got to be thinking about the first third and getting there." The reference to David's comment about why he'd picked Garrett on Day 1 led to her saying that Luzon were "her people" and while she understood that someone had to go, she didn't want it to be her, and pointed directly at David. David said that such accusations were common strategy when you were about to be voted out.
As Spencer was asked about the "big vote," the thunder roared, and he answered that they had to make the vote based on keeping the tribe unified and trustworthy.
Jeff then initiated the vote. Kass voted first, followed by David, who cast his vote for "Je Tia." Tasha followed and J'Tia then returned the favor with a vote for David. Garrett and Spencer concluded the proceedings and Jeff tallied the votes. 
When Jeff asked if anybody wished to play a Hidden Immunity Idol, Garrett coughed pointedly but did not play the Idol. The first vote was for J'Tia, followed by one for David. Each received another vote, tying the score at 2-2. However, the last two votes came up for David. He took his torch to Jeff, muttering "Unbelievable." With that, David Samson became the first contestant eliminated from . Jeff urged the tribe to get it together quickly, before sending them back to camp with flint.|-|Days 4-6=
The morning after voting out David Samson, the Luzon tribe were feeling low as they went about their chores. As J'Tia Taylor and Kass McQuillen worked to start a fire, Garrett Adelstein whined in his confessionals about not having fun and wanting to play Survivor for the strategy and not to "survive." He later met with Spencer Bledsoe to discuss the plan should they go to Tribal Council again. He proposed pulling Kass onto their side and take out either J'Tia or Tasha Fox. Spencer agreed, pointing out that Kass had friction with the other two women. The two men pulled Kass aside to propose working with her, and recognizing that she was the swing vote between the men and the women, Kass agreed to a Final Three deal with them, but revealed in a confessional that it wasn't a binding agreement.
Meanwhile, at Aparri, Cliff Robinson and Woo Hwang were eager to take the tribe canoe out for a spin and attempt some fishing. In a confessional, Cliff revealed that he hoped to keep Woo as a "wingman" in the game. As Tony Vlachos, Trish Hegarty, Lindsey Ogle, and Sarah Lacina watched from the shore, the two men accidentally capsized the boat. Bringing it back to shore, Cliff enlisted Tony to help empty the boat, as Sarah and Lindsey commented on Cliff's likability, Tony's confessional revealed a level of wariness towards Cliff and his gaggle of fans.
Over at Solana, Brice Johnston gave an analysis of the tribe's dynamics, labelling Alexis Maxwell the "flirt" as she played a makeshift game of bowling with LJ McKanas, and noting his inability to read Jefra Bland, who seemed to be annoying her tribe with her talk of bathroom habits. Jeremiah Wood, meanwhile, was continually flirting with Morgan McLeod, who only saw him as a manipulable friend. When the Brice managed to get Morgan and Jeremiah alone, he asked if Jefra got on their nerves, to which Jeremiah agreed. Brice proposed that the three of them become the "brains of the operation," which Jeremiah mildly agreed to, with Jeremiah cementing the budding alliance by urging "us country folk" to work together.
 
Back at Aparri, tension built when Trish, gathering firewood, asked Lindsey to lend a hand. Lindsey asked if there was some kind of issue between her and Trish, with the latter countering that they just needed to get as much wood as possible to last them. Lindsey argued, asking why Trish had called her out specifically, but Trish avoided giving an answer and Sarah urged her to just let it go. Later, Lindsey mocked Trish with impersonations. Elsewhere, Trish talked to Tony about Lindsey's poor attitude and sucking up to Cliff. Tony assured Trish that they were in it together, urging her to stay strong and telling her he'd tell her more about what he was doing later. Tony then returned to his construction of a "spy shack" behind the camp shelter where he planned to eavesdrop on the conversations of the dominant alliance and be able to take out Cliff.
Aparri and Solana arrived at the Immunity Challenge to see the new Luzon enter. Many expressed surprise that David had been the first person voted out. Jeff then revealed the challenge: Phish Farm. Each tribe would swim out to a large bamboo cage, climb up and over and then swim down to the seabed to untie a gate. Once the gate was released, they would drag a series of heavy fishing traps back to the shore. Then, one tribe member would use the pieces inside to solve a difficult rotating puzzle. The first two tribes to finish would win Immunity. In addition, the tribe to finish first would also receive a large fishing kit (comprising nets, worms, lures and some cooking supplies, including a pan, salt, pepper, and oil). The second tribe to finish would also receive a smaller fishing kit, comprising lures, weights and line. Aparri and Solana both needed to sit someone out to even the numbers, and chose to sit out Cliff and Brice.
Aparri pulled to an early lead, swimming out the crate, as J'Tia held back her own tribe. Solana and Luzon remained close on Aparri's tail, and soon all three tribes were working on their knots. Aparri was the first to release their gate, with Luzon close behind. Both tribes began swimming their fish traps to shore as Solana got their gate open. Luzon made up ground as they swam their traps to shore, overtaking Aparri to claim the lead. With a significant lead, Luzon began untying their traps, as Tony hooked his foot on the traps to drag them along, cutting his toes in the process. Meanwhile, Solana struggled to move their traps at all, inching along in the water.
With a huge lead, J'Tia began working on the puzzle for Luzon as Aparri reached the shore. Sarah, with bloodied fingers, began working on the puzzle for Aparri. Sarah found the first piece, quickly followed by another as J'Tia found her first piece. Meanwhile, Solana finally reached the shore. By the time LJ began work on Solana's puzzle, Sarah had fit four of eight pieces of the puzzle, while J'Tia was still stuck on the first. Sarah extended Aparri's lead, and was the first to finish the puzzle, winning Immunity and the large fishing kit for her tribe. Meanwhile, J'Tia continued to struggle with the puzzle as LJ found his first piece, quickly followed by a second. J'Tia began to panic as LJ pulled ahead with a third and fourth piece as J'Tia only managed to find her second piece, shocking Aparri and prompting Sarah to exclaim, "I think I'm on the wrong tribe, Jeff!" However, LJ continued to rapidly solve the puzzle to claim Immunity and Reward for Solana, thus sending Luzon, once again, to Tribal Council. As the rain began to pour, J'Tia said that she'd let her team down, and despite her usual aptitude for puzzles, she'd failed. The tribes then departed for camp.
At Aparri, the tribe celebrated their victory and congratulated Sarah on her puzzle skills, who praised the tribes efforts despite their cuts and bruises. Tony was also excited about the Reward, and guessed that a clue to a Hidden Immunity Idol could be somewhere in the reward. He rummaged through the basket, and found the clue folded up inside the tacklebox. Reading it in a confessional, he quickly deduced that the Idol must be in the pond near camp, tied to a large log near the shore. He ran to the pond and began searching around the log, and sure enough, found the Idol attached to the log. He unwrapped it on the shore, kissed it and put the Idol around his neck, excitedly exclaiming, "I'm King of the Jungle!"
At Luzon, however, spirits were lower as the tribe faced their second consecutive Tribal Council. As the tribe sat around in the shelter, Garrett openly asked everybody's opinion on the vote, forcing the group to have the discussion together instead of in a multitude of side conversations. He bluntly asked Kass her opinion, and she said that she was leaning towards voting out J'Tia due to her challenge performance. Spencer agreed, but expressed surprise at Garrett's "open forum" approach. Garrett added that he also thought J'Tia was the smartest vote. When asked her opinion, however, Tasha pushed to have private conversations, but Garrett insisted that they not have private discussions, even going so far as to suggest the five of them remain together in the shelter until Tribal. Tasha countered that she wanted to talk to Garrett and Spencer alone, but when Garrett put his foot down, she snapped, "Then quit!" She continued to express her frustration at Garrett's apparent disinterest in playing the game.
J'Tia expressed a fighting spirit in her confessionals, as Tasha continued to argue with Garrett about his approach to the vote, an opinion silently shared by Spencer who was baffled and irritated by Garrett's blunder. Later, Tasha and Kass got a moment alone as they went to wash their feet in the ocean and Tasha proposed flipping the game, telling her it was the only day they had the numbers in their favor. Suddenly, Garrett and Spencer showed up at the shore with them, having left J'Tia alone in the shelter. Kass urged for someone to keep an eye on the angered J'Tia, but Garrett insisted that there were "no shenanigans" going on. However, J'Tia was up to shenanigans, taking the tribe's rice supply and casually emptying it all onto the fire. When the tribe returned, J'Tia played dumb about the rice poured on the fire as the rest of Luzon were frustrated and perplexed, particularly Kass who accused Garrett of leaving J'Tia alone.
At Tribal Council, Jeff asked Spencer what had happened for the entire tribe to be looking so dejected. He said that after the challenge, they'd decided to have an "open forum" discussion about the vote. Tasha noted that they'd been candid about where the challenge had gone wrong – in J'Tia – but she had wanted to have some private discussions, but Garrett had insisted that they all talk together. Asked why he'd approached the conversation that way, Garrett said that he'd wanted Kass to know they were working with her, and the public discussion would assure her.
J'Tia interrupted, asking why Garrett got to call the shots so, in order to hurt Garrett, emptied the rice into the fire. She admitted to throwing out all the rice – or, "literally ninety-eight percent of it," by Garrett's count – adding that it wasn't her "best moment." Tasha interjected that J'Tia's volatility had been the reason she'd wanted private talk. Jeff commented that blindsides happened because they were effective, but Garrett insisted that side conversations only served to risk their individual games and that it wasn't a "mastermind" decision. J'Tia argued that he'd essentially "put [her] over [his] knee and spanked [her] ass in front of everybody." Garrett denied it, and accused J'Tia's behavior and negative attitude towards him as "very unfair."
Asked about her position amongst the drama, Kass related her tribemates' paranoia, pointing to Garrett's decision to follow her and Tasha to the shore as the catalyst for the rice-dumping incident. Garrett countered that he couldn't be expected to sit back whilst other conversations were happening right before Tribal, but Kass returned, "What's more important? Thirty more days of rice or watching us wash our feet?" 
Tasha added that her game was being "stifled" by Garrett's open forum policy. Garrett argued that Tasha was merely upset because J'Tia was her closest ally, adding, "You could ask the others in the alliance- or, I'm sorry, in the tribe..." Kass and Spencer chuckled at Garrett's blunder, with the former saying she'd laughed because she wasn't in the alliance. Garrett expressed disbelief that she didn't think there was an alliance between the two of them and Spencer, causing J'Tia and Tasha to express surprise at Garrett's outing of Tasha's position in the tribe.
Garrett said he didn't see the tribe as clear-cut as an alliance with himself, Spencer and Kass, with J'Tia going home and Tasha on the bottom. Jeff interjected, pointing out that he was contradicting himself, which Spencer agreed with. Garrett tried to recover, saying that with J'Tia gone, the four of them would be a strong tribe, adding that Kass had come to the men for an alliance, saying they wouldn't be able to split up J'Tia and Tasha. Kass denied that that was how things had happened, and when asked how she could trust Garrett, she answered that she didn't know if she could trust anybody. Tasha interjected, telling Kass that she was out of the alliance and Kass had taken her place. Garrett added that they'd just needed to split up J'Tia and Tasha, and the four of them were equal. At this point, J'Tia interrupted, "Which four?"
Garrett was then called to vote, and he cast a silent, exasperated vote for J'Tia. J'Tia returned a vote for Garrett, and Spencer then cast his vote for J'Tia. Tasha and Kass then cast their votes and Jeff tallied the results.
Nobody chose to play a Hidden Immunity Idol and Jeff read the votes. The first was for J'Tia, followed by one for Garrett. Another vote for J'Tia was followed by another for Garrett, tying the votes at 2-2, with one remaining. The last vote was for Garrett, completely blindsiding him and Spencer. Shocked, he took his torch to Jeff and Garrett Adelstein became the second person voted out of . Spencer asked his tribe, "Who wants to welcome me to the bottom?" to which Kass replied, "Eh, it's not so bad." Jeff dismissed the "odd" tribe sent them back to camp.</tabber>
==Challenges==
<tabber>Reward/Immunity (Day 3)=Challenge: Draggin' the DragonThe tribes have to pull a cart across man-made and natural obstacles. They are carrying boxes of puzzle pieces in the form of a dragon. At three different spots, one player climbs up a ladder, using a bamboo pole, to reach out and release a key. The players must take that key, unlock a chest and put it in the cart. Once they have all the chests together, they must dismantle their cart and take all the chests out to stuff them through a barricade in the course. They must then climb up over the wall, reassemble the cart on the other side, and then make it through a bunch of natural obstacles to make it to the end. Using the pieces of the boxes, they must then solve a puzzle. The first two tribes to finish their puzzles win.Reward: Fire-making kit (1st place); flint (2nd place).Winners (in order of finish):  and |-|Reward/Immunity (Day 6)=Challenge: Phish FarmThe tribes would race out into the ocean and climb over and into a bamboo cage. The tribe would then have to untie a door on the cage and drag a fish traps through the door and back to the beach. Once back onto the beach, they must retrieve puzzle pieces inside the fish traps. After that, one member from each tribe must assemble a rotating puzzle. The first two tribes to finish their puzzle win.Reward: Fishing kit and spices (1st place); smaller fishing kit (2nd place).Winners (in order of finish): and </tabber>
==Tribal Council==
===Day 3===
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====Voting Confessionals====
J'Tia was shown writing David's name on the parchment.
====Final Words====
===Day 6===
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Garrett did not give a confessional. J'Tia was shown writing Garrett's name on the parchment.
====Final Words====
===Still In the Running===
								
								
==Trivia==
===Secret Scenes===
* On Day 5, Garrett Adelstein accidentally finds the women changing clothes. Later, Garrett complains about the harsh realities of the game.http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/02/27/survivor-cagayan-jeff-probst-premiere
===Other===
* This episode aired on David Samson's 46th birthday. Coincidentally, David was the first person voted out.
* No footage from Day 2 was shown during this episode.
* This episode marks the earliest time someone finding a Hidden Immunity Idol. Garrett Adelstein found the idol on Day 1 before his tribe arrived at the beach, beating Kristina Kell's Day 2 record from .
* The Day 3 combined Reward/Immunity Challenge, Draggin' the Dragon, was originally conceived as a water challenge, but had to be modified due to the inclement weather.http://www.cbs.com/shows/survivor/news/1002894/
* The cog puzzle used in the Day 6 Reward/Immunity Challenge, Phish Farm, is similar to the one used for the Final Immunity Challenge of .http://www.cbs.com/shows/survivor/news/1002894/
* The name of the Day 6 Reward/Immunity Challenge, Phish Farm, references the American rock band .
*After this episode, Spencer is the last remaining male member of the Luzon tribe.
==References==
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