Surv!vor: Cambodia

is the thirty-first season of Ashley Neleh's ! Survivor series.
Similar to Borneo, Heroes vs. Villains and Redemption Island this season features returning players and serves as a parallel to Surv!vor: Kaoh Rong as part of the thirtieth season celebrations.
==Contestants==
When the game started, all of the contestants participated in an individual Reward Challenge. The top eight finishers were sent to Invulnerability Beach, where they were safe for two rounds, but tribeless. The remaining 32 castaways were then separated into tribes based on their Edgic ratings from their previous Surv!vor appearances. Moringo won the first !mmunity Challenge and were able to pick the tribe they would compete with on their season; they selected Chung Pow and Kaoh Rong, leaving Ottoba and Utraya to duke it out on Cambodia.
Contestant 	Original Tribe	New Blood	Switched Tribe	Merged Tribe 	Finish
Yau-Man ChanwaterpolowrestlFiji 	 	 	 	 	1st Voted OutDay 3
Kelly BrunoCatLurvesDorothyNicaragua & Heroes vs. Villains 	 	 	 	 	2nd Voted OutDay 6
Jerry SimsHappyZapperyTocantins 	 	 	 	 	Medically EvacuatedDay 7
Amanda Kimmellsurvivorluver999China & Micronesia 	 	 	 	 	3rd Voted OutDay 9
Katie HansonarcadefirezPhilippines 	 	 	 	 	4th Voted OutDay 12
Christina Chafallon5102004One World 	 	 	 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 13
Kat EdorssonshoomratOne World 	 	 	 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 13
Susie SmithnoknownoGabon 	 	 	 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 13
John PaylokstanleyoleeVanuatu, Borneo & Heroes vs. Villains 	 	 	 	 	5th Voted OutDay 15
Tom Westmanchillfact0r7Palau & Borneo 	 	 	 	 	6th Voted OutDay 15
Brandon QuintonPlay642DayAmazon 	 	 	 	 	7th Voted OutDay 18
Shane Powers7seveneleven11Millennials vs. Gen X & Redemption Island	 	 	 	 	8th Voted OutDay 18
Wes Nalejust tru faxCaramoan & Redemption Island 	 	 	 	rowspan=14 	9th Voted OutDay 21
Gervase PetersonAfricaLover333Thailand 	 	 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 21 	
Oscar "Ozzy" LusthIts RevolutionaryCook Islands 	 	 	 	10th Voted Out1st Jury MemberDay 24	
Matty Whitmoreretro cordGabon & Heroes vs. Villains 	 	 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 24 	
Adam KleineragonMillennials vs. Gen X 	 	 	 	11th Voted Out2nd Jury MemberDay 27	
Aubry BraccoBrendanMillennials vs. Gen X 	 	 	 	12th Voted Out3rd Jury MemberDay 30	
Angie LaytonReilly QueensPhilippines 	 	 	 	13th Voted Out4th Jury MemberDay 33	
Brooke Strucklups272Guatemala, Borneo, Africa & China 	 	 	 	14th Voted Out5th Jury MemberDay 36	
Marisa CalihanGhost of ChexSamoa 	 	 	 	15th Voted Out6th Jury MemberDay 39	
Ken McNickleRed VelvetMillennials vs. Gen X 	 	 	 	16th Voted Out7th Jury MemberDay 40	
Erin CollinsPrixletPearl Islands & Borneo 	 	 	 	17th Voted Out8th Jury MemberDay 41	
Colby DonaldsonRBMSCJBAll Stars, The Australian Outback & Borneo 	 	 	 	2nd Runner-Up 	
Katie CollinsDrHawkWorlds Apart 	 	 	 	Runner-Up 	
Amber BrkichJVJruleAll Stars, The Australian Outback & Borneo 	 	 	 	Sole Surv!vor 	
 The castaway spent the first two rounds of the game on Invulnerability Beach and either chose or was assigned to a tribe on Day 7. 
 The castaway was not chosen in the tribe switch on Day 13, swapping them over to Surv!vor: Kaoh Rong. 
 The castaway was not chosen in the tribe switch on Day 13 on Surv!vor: Kaoh Rong, swapping them over to this season. 
 The castaway received the second-most votes at a particular Tr!bal Council at Surv!vor: Kaoh Rong, swapping them over to this season. 
 The castaway returned from Redempt!on Island. 
==Season Summary==
Challenge winners and eliminations by episodes
Episode 	Challenges 	Challenges 	Eliminated 	Finish
Episode 	Reward 	!mmunity 	Eliminated 	Finish
Let the Games Begin /Our Shitty Tribe 	 	 	 	1st Voted OutDay 3
All My Friends Are Dead 	None 	 	 	2nd Voted OutDay 6
New Blood 	rowspan=2 	 	 	Medically EvacuatedDay 7
New Blood 	 	 	3rd Voted OutDay 9 	
Ain't Nobody Got Time for That 	None 	 	rowspan=2 	4th Voted OutDay 12
Ain't Nobody Got Time for That 	None 	 	 	4th Voted OutDay 12
Who's Cheer Captain Now? 	rowspan=3 	rowspan=2 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 13
Who's Cheer Captain Now? 	 	5th Voted OutDay 15	 	
Who's Cheer Captain Now? 	 	 	6th Voted OutDay 15	
Your Pathetic Little Cockroach Of A Body 	None 	rowspan=2 	 	7th Voted OutDay 18
Your Pathetic Little Cockroach Of A Body 	None 	 	8th Voted OutDay 18	
One Giant Clusterfuck 	None 	 	rowspan=2 	9th Voted OutDay 21
One Giant Clusterfuck 	None 	 	 	9th Voted OutDay 21
One Giant Clusterfuck 	None 	 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 21
Walking Into a War Zone 	None 	 	rowspan=2 	10th Voted Out1st Jury MemberDay 24
Walking Into a War Zone 	None 	 	 	10th Voted Out1st Jury MemberDay 24
Walking Into a War Zone 	None 	 	 	Swapped Out of SeasonDay 24
The Bros Turn Foes 	None 	 	rowspan=2 	11th Voted Out2nd Jury MemberDay 27
The Bros Turn Foes 	None 	 	 	11th Voted Out2nd Jury MemberDay 27
The Gamechanger 	Surv!vorAuction	 	 	12th Voted Out3rd Jury MemberDay 30
Cookie Bribes, Finale Deals 	None 	 	 	13th Voted Out4th Jury MemberDay 33
Plant The Right Seeds AndMy Game Will Flourish 	None 	 	 	14th Voted Out5th Jury MemberDay 36
I'm Gonna Get Ya Somehow 	None 	 	 	15th Voted Out6th Jury MemberDay 39
I Don't Care If He Pulls Out His Two-Inch Penis	None 	 	 	16th Voted Out7th Jury MemberDay 40
There's Nothing to Fight About 	None 	 	 	17th Voted Out8th Jury MemberDay 41
There's Nothing to Fight About 	 	 	Jury vote 	Jury vote
There's Nothing to Fight About 	 	 	 	2nd Runner-Up
There's Nothing to Fight About 	 	 	 	Runner-Up
There's Nothing to Fight About 	 	 	 	Sole Surv!vor
 The eight winners of Reward were sent to "'Invulnerability Beach" and were safe for the first two rounds of the game. 
 In the Reward Challenge in Episode 3, Brandon earned safety from the next Tr!bal Council he attended. 
 As the highest finisher of the losing tribe in the !mmunity Challenge, Ozzy earned safety from that night's Tr!bal Council. 
 As part of her camp selection as tribe captain, Angie earned safety from the next Tr!bal Council she attended. 
 There was no !mmunity Challenge. Amber won the !mmunity Necklace at the Surv!vor Auction, earning herself safety. 
 Tom and Colby won the !mmunity Challenge, and chose for Colby to visit Kaoh Rong's Tr!bal Council in lieu of not attending Cambodia's. 
===Episodes===
Episode #	Title 	Episode days
1 	Let the Games Begin / Our Shitty Tribe 	September 10-15, 2017
In the wilds of Cambodia at the majestic and ornate Angkor Wat temple, forty players from every Surv!vor season came together for a chance at the main title. In true Surv!vor fashion, they faced a twist as soon as they started; for the first time ever, the game would diverge into two separate and parallel seasons of returning players at the very beginning.
*Reward Challenge (In the Barrel): Each castaway is given a barrel with an item in it. They have 24 hours to find out the items in as many of their competitors' barrels as possible. The eight players with the highest scores win.
**Reward: The eight winners are sent to "Invulnerability Beach", where they receive safety from the first two rounds of the game. Additionally, the top performers of this group get to pick the tribe they get to eventually join.
The castaways competed in their first challenge of the season as individuals. A good amount of the 40 threw the challenge or chose not to compete, fearful that their delayed entrance in the game would not allow them to interact from the beginning with other players in that season. In the end, Amber, John P, Marisa, Matty, Mia, Ozzy, Sundra, and Wes scored the highest and earned their place on Invulnerability Beach. The other 32 players were separated into four tribes based on their Edgic ratings from previous seasons: Utraya (UTR), Moringo (MOR), Chung Pow (CP), and Ottoba (OTT). Getting settled into their new groups, Utraya marveled at their teamwork from the get-go, while on Moringo everyone seemed to have an immediate connection with Sarah. A loose coalition begin to swarm in Chung Pow between Mark, Natalie, Adam, Lindsey, and Marty, while Ottoba stuck true to their type and lamented over being left with weaker players.
*!mmunity Challenge (Quest for Fire): Each hour, each tribe may have someone light a torch with a Surv!vor memory. Each tribe member can only post a maximum of four times in the challenge. Additionally, before each hour window, each tribe can make a guess as to the representative who will be posting on another tribe. If they're correct, the flame of that torch will go out before the end of the challenge, and that torch will not count for that tribe. The two top finishing tribes win.
At the first !mmunity Challenge, with safety and power to determine the two new seasons on the line, the tribes fought hard. Ottoba fell behind early when Jerry, Kelly and Yau-Man did not help much. Chung Pow tried to keep up despite Danielle and Jeanne being slow. In the end, Moringo lit the most torches and took home first place, with Utraya finishing in second and also earning safety. As the winners, Moringo got to not only choose what season they were competing on, but which tribe they would be fighting against. The tribe deliberated and initially wanted to compete against Utraya due to their mutual connections; when that selection was not possible, they debated going against Ottoba, which contained both extremes of strength. Via Garrett, they decided to go to Kaoh Rong with Chung Pow, leaving Utraya against Ottoba in Cambodia. The decision shocked the other two tribes for not choosing the weak Ottoba, while the Ottoba tribe themselves were angry that they were relegated to another season.
As Ottoba settled into their new camp and season, Ken made it a personal goal of his to hit the ground running with his social game. As a result, he started making bonds with many tribe members, and found a new BFF in Angie. With three inactive tribe members on the table, Yau-Man seemed to be the one slated to go. But Shane was up to his old tricks, floating out an idea to vote for Kelly and mentioning the times he had been screwed over prior by his other tribe members. Despite all of this, the active voters stuck to the plan, sending Yau-Man out of the game.	In the wilds of Cambodia at the majestic and ornate Angkor Wat temple, forty players from every Surv!vor season came together for a chance at the main title. In true Surv!vor fashion, they faced a twist as soon as they started; for the first time ever, the game would diverge into two separate and parallel seasons of returning players at the very beginning.
*Reward Challenge (In the Barrel): Each castaway is given a barrel with an item in it. They have 24 hours to find out the items in as many of their competitors' barrels as possible. The eight players with the highest scores win.
**Reward: The eight winners are sent to "Invulnerability Beach", where they receive safety from the first two rounds of the game. Additionally, the top performers of this group get to pick the tribe they get to eventually join.
The castaways competed in their first challenge of the season as individuals. A good amount of the 40 threw the challenge or chose not to compete, fearful that their delayed entrance in the game would not allow them to interact from the beginning with other players in that season. In the end, Amber, John P, Marisa, Matty, Mia, Ozzy, Sundra, and Wes scored the highest and earned their place on Invulnerability Beach. The other 32 players were separated into four tribes based on their Edgic ratings from previous seasons: Utraya (UTR), Moringo (MOR), Chung Pow (CP), and Ottoba (OTT). Getting settled into their new groups, Utraya marveled at their teamwork from the get-go, while on Moringo everyone seemed to have an immediate connection with Sarah. A loose coalition begin to swarm in Chung Pow between Mark, Natalie, Adam, Lindsey, and Marty, while Ottoba stuck true to their type and lamented over being left with weaker players.
*!mmunity Challenge (Quest for Fire): Each hour, each tribe may have someone light a torch with a Surv!vor memory. Each tribe member can only post a maximum of four times in the challenge. Additionally, before each hour window, each tribe can make a guess as to the representative who will be posting on another tribe. If they're correct, the flame of that torch will go out before the end of the challenge, and that torch will not count for that tribe. The two top finishing tribes win.
At the first !mmunity Challenge, with safety and power to determine the two new seasons on the line, the tribes fought hard. Ottoba fell behind early when Jerry, Kelly and Yau-Man did not help much. Chung Pow tried to keep up despite Danielle and Jeanne being slow. In the end, Moringo lit the most torches and took home first place, with Utraya finishing in second and also earning safety. As the winners, Moringo got to not only choose what season they were competing on, but which tribe they would be fighting against. The tribe deliberated and initially wanted to compete against Utraya due to their mutual connections; when that selection was not possible, they debated going against Ottoba, which contained both extremes of strength. Via Garrett, they decided to go to Kaoh Rong with Chung Pow, leaving Utraya against Ottoba in Cambodia. The decision shocked the other two tribes for not choosing the weak Ottoba, while the Ottoba tribe themselves were angry that they were relegated to another season.
As Ottoba settled into their new camp and season, Ken made it a personal goal of his to hit the ground running with his social game. As a result, he started making bonds with many tribe members, and found a new BFF in Angie. With three inactive tribe members on the table, Yau-Man seemed to be the one slated to go. But Shane was up to his old tricks, floating out an idea to vote for Kelly and mentioning the times he had been screwed over prior by his other tribe members. Despite all of this, the active voters stuck to the plan, sending Yau-Man out of the game.	In the wilds of Cambodia at the majestic and ornate Angkor Wat temple, forty players from every Surv!vor season came together for a chance at the main title. In true Surv!vor fashion, they faced a twist as soon as they started; for the first time ever, the game would diverge into two separate and parallel seasons of returning players at the very beginning.
*Reward Challenge (In the Barrel): Each castaway is given a barrel with an item in it. They have 24 hours to find out the items in as many of their competitors' barrels as possible. The eight players with the highest scores win.
**Reward: The eight winners are sent to "Invulnerability Beach", where they receive safety from the first two rounds of the game. Additionally, the top performers of this group get to pick the tribe they get to eventually join.
The castaways competed in their first challenge of the season as individuals. A good amount of the 40 threw the challenge or chose not to compete, fearful that their delayed entrance in the game would not allow them to interact from the beginning with other players in that season. In the end, Amber, John P, Marisa, Matty, Mia, Ozzy, Sundra, and Wes scored the highest and earned their place on Invulnerability Beach. The other 32 players were separated into four tribes based on their Edgic ratings from previous seasons: Utraya (UTR), Moringo (MOR), Chung Pow (CP), and Ottoba (OTT). Getting settled into their new groups, Utraya marveled at their teamwork from the get-go, while on Moringo everyone seemed to have an immediate connection with Sarah. A loose coalition begin to swarm in Chung Pow between Mark, Natalie, Adam, Lindsey, and Marty, while Ottoba stuck true to their type and lamented over being left with weaker players.
*!mmunity Challenge (Quest for Fire): Each hour, each tribe may have someone light a torch with a Surv!vor memory. Each tribe member can only post a maximum of four times in the challenge. Additionally, before each hour window, each tribe can make a guess as to the representative who will be posting on another tribe. If they're correct, the flame of that torch will go out before the end of the challenge, and that torch will not count for that tribe. The two top finishing tribes win.
At the first !mmunity Challenge, with safety and power to determine the two new seasons on the line, the tribes fought hard. Ottoba fell behind early when Jerry, Kelly and Yau-Man did not help much. Chung Pow tried to keep up despite Danielle and Jeanne being slow. In the end, Moringo lit the most torches and took home first place, with Utraya finishing in second and also earning safety. As the winners, Moringo got to not only choose what season they were competing on, but which tribe they would be fighting against. The tribe deliberated and initially wanted to compete against Utraya due to their mutual connections; when that selection was not possible, they debated going against Ottoba, which contained both extremes of strength. Via Garrett, they decided to go to Kaoh Rong with Chung Pow, leaving Utraya against Ottoba in Cambodia. The decision shocked the other two tribes for not choosing the weak Ottoba, while the Ottoba tribe themselves were angry that they were relegated to another season.
As Ottoba settled into their new camp and season, Ken made it a personal goal of his to hit the ground running with his social game. As a result, he started making bonds with many tribe members, and found a new BFF in Angie. With three inactive tribe members on the table, Yau-Man seemed to be the one slated to go. But Shane was up to his old tricks, floating out an idea to vote for Kelly and mentioning the times he had been screwed over prior by his other tribe members. Despite all of this, the active voters stuck to the plan, sending Yau-Man out of the game.
 	 	
2 	All My Friends Are Dead 	September 15-18, 2017
Though Shane begrudgingly voted with his tribe, he was still fixated on Kelly, fearful that she would suddenly become active and stand a chance of flipping on her tribe come a swap or merge. The next day, Katie H.'s negative attitude towards her tribe got on the nerves of Kat and Shane. As a result, she began to get closer with Angie, and Ken found himself in a position he was in for much of his initial season: in the middle between two pairs. Utraya was quite the opposite, content and happy-go-lucky, with Katie C. seeming to step up as a leader due to her strength. But all was not so cheerful below the surface, as Erin was perturbed by Susie's lack of challenge participation, and swore she would be going if they were to attend Tr!bal Council anytime soon.
*!mmunity Challenge (Got a Hunch): Throughout the day, Jeff will show the players blurred photos of previous Surv!vor players. The first tribe to answer a photo correctly receives 4 points, second place receives 3, third place 2, and the last earns one. However, if a tribe gets the answer incorrect, they will get 0 points.
At the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways got to work identifying past Surv!vor players, who also showed up one by one on the island to convey their best wishes to the castaways. Utraya predictably blew a flailing Ottoba tribe out of the water. Additionally, as the first person to submit a correct answer, Katie C. got to cast a vote at the upcoming Kaoh Rong Tr!bal Council, while Natalie from Chung Pow would come to vote at Ottoba's. Angie immediately suggested getting rid of Kelly to Ken, but he decided to plant some seeds of doubt by bringing up the close bond Natalie and Shane had in Redemption Island and the chance she could help him turn against them. Despite his scheming, Ottoba stuck together at Tr!bal Council to vote out one of their weakest links.	Though Shane begrudgingly voted with his tribe, he was still fixated on Kelly, fearful that she would suddenly become active and stand a chance of flipping on her tribe come a swap or merge. The next day, Katie H.'s negative attitude towards her tribe got on the nerves of Kat and Shane. As a result, she began to get closer with Angie, and Ken found himself in a position he was in for much of his initial season: in the middle between two pairs. Utraya was quite the opposite, content and happy-go-lucky, with Katie C. seeming to step up as a leader due to her strength. But all was not so cheerful below the surface, as Erin was perturbed by Susie's lack of challenge participation, and swore she would be going if they were to attend Tr!bal Council anytime soon.
*!mmunity Challenge (Got a Hunch): Throughout the day, Jeff will show the players blurred photos of previous Surv!vor players. The first tribe to answer a photo correctly receives 4 points, second place receives 3, third place 2, and the last earns one. However, if a tribe gets the answer incorrect, they will get 0 points.
At the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways got to work identifying past Surv!vor players, who also showed up one by one on the island to convey their best wishes to the castaways. Utraya predictably blew a flailing Ottoba tribe out of the water. Additionally, as the first person to submit a correct answer, Katie C. got to cast a vote at the upcoming Kaoh Rong Tr!bal Council, while Natalie from Chung Pow would come to vote at Ottoba's. Angie immediately suggested getting rid of Kelly to Ken, but he decided to plant some seeds of doubt by bringing up the close bond Natalie and Shane had in Redemption Island and the chance she could help him turn against them. Despite his scheming, Ottoba stuck together at Tr!bal Council to vote out one of their weakest links.	Though Shane begrudgingly voted with his tribe, he was still fixated on Kelly, fearful that she would suddenly become active and stand a chance of flipping on her tribe come a swap or merge. The next day, Katie H.'s negative attitude towards her tribe got on the nerves of Kat and Shane. As a result, she began to get closer with Angie, and Ken found himself in a position he was in for much of his initial season: in the middle between two pairs. Utraya was quite the opposite, content and happy-go-lucky, with Katie C. seeming to step up as a leader due to her strength. But all was not so cheerful below the surface, as Erin was perturbed by Susie's lack of challenge participation, and swore she would be going if they were to attend Tr!bal Council anytime soon.
*!mmunity Challenge (Got a Hunch): Throughout the day, Jeff will show the players blurred photos of previous Surv!vor players. The first tribe to answer a photo correctly receives 4 points, second place receives 3, third place 2, and the last earns one. However, if a tribe gets the answer incorrect, they will get 0 points.
At the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways got to work identifying past Surv!vor players, who also showed up one by one on the island to convey their best wishes to the castaways. Utraya predictably blew a flailing Ottoba tribe out of the water. Additionally, as the first person to submit a correct answer, Katie C. got to cast a vote at the upcoming Kaoh Rong Tr!bal Council, while Natalie from Chung Pow would come to vote at Ottoba's. Angie immediately suggested getting rid of Kelly to Ken, but he decided to plant some seeds of doubt by bringing up the close bond Natalie and Shane had in Redemption Island and the chance she could help him turn against them. Despite his scheming, Ottoba stuck together at Tr!bal Council to vote out one of their weakest links.
 	 	
3 	New Blood 	September 18-23, 2017
Though the decision was easy at Tr!bal Council, Ken was not happy at the unification of his tribe, ready to cause some chaos. On Invulnerability Beach, the eight castaways anticipated their entrance into the game. They sized up their preferential seasons and tribes, while Mia and Marisa made a promise to protect each other if possible. Later that day, they were finally given the chance to join the other four tribes, choosing in an order based on how they finished in the very first challenge. By the end of it, Amber and Sundra were a part of Moringo, Marisa and Mia went to Chung Pow, Matty became a member of Utraya, and John P., Ozzy, and Wes joined Ottoba. Additionally, Jeff offered the castaways an opportunity to mutiny in that moment, but only if someone on the other season would want to swap with them. Though several contemplated swapping, ultimately nobody took the offer. To make things even more eventful, before the tribes were sent back to their camps, Jeanne and Jerry collapsed from the heat, and their inactivity caused them to be medically evacuated from the game.
Matty came back with Utraya, recognizing that not going to a Tr!bal Council had led to no formal alliances. However, he was able to re-connect quickly with his Gabon castmate Susie, who was also eyeing an alliance with Gervase. Ottoba, meanwhile, was at an all-time low with losing another member. Additionally, Angie's paranoia was at an all-time high, and her wariness towards her connections with the castaways from Invulnerability Beach began to get on Ken's nerves. It was understandable, then, that Ken fell almost instantly for Ozzy.
*Reward Challenge (Dig It): The castaways dig in a giant sand pit for their tribe with spots labeled 1-60, three of which contain prizes. Every 4 hours, a castaway can dig through one of the spots.
The Reward Challenge had everyone digging individually for a variety of prizes. Amanda dug up a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol, while Brandon won an Individual !mmunity Necklace which would give him safety at the next Tr!bal Council he attended. After the challenge, Erin believed that Ottoba was trying to protect Matty during the digging, and Brandon got into an argument with her over the validity of those claims. Fed up with her, he announced his intentions to quit the game, only to go back on that an hour later. Though Utraya was solid once more, the cracks began to become exposed. On Ottoba, John P. made an attempt to take control when him and Katie H. proposed an alliance to Angie, Ken, and Ozzy.
*!mmunity Challenge (Draggin' the Dragon): The castaways play a game in order to get the best individual score. Each tribe will be be judged on their lowest three scores. The player with the highest score from the winning tribe will get to go to the other season's Tr!bal Council.
The !mmunity Challenge tested the weak links of the new tribes, something that made Ken even more nervous when Katie H. said she had been feeling weak prior to the challenge. Despite this, it came down to a hair, and Amanda was just a few moments short of making her score count, which made a big difference for Utraya. Ottoba had finally won their first challenge, and Ken was going over to vote with the other season as the highest scorer. Despite their conflict earlier, Brandon and Erin seemed to bury the hatchet, and the consensus was either Amanda or Katie C., neither of whom had really talked with the rest of their tribe. At Tr!bal Council, most of Utraya preferred Katie C.'s strength and held Amanda accountable for her slip-up in the challenge, and she couldn't find an idol to save herself.	Though the decision was easy at Tr!bal Council, Ken was not happy at the unification of his tribe, ready to cause some chaos. On Invulnerability Beach, the eight castaways anticipated their entrance into the game. They sized up their preferential seasons and tribes, while Mia and Marisa made a promise to protect each other if possible. Later that day, they were finally given the chance to join the other four tribes, choosing in an order based on how they finished in the very first challenge. By the end of it, Amber and Sundra were a part of Moringo, Marisa and Mia went to Chung Pow, Matty became a member of Utraya, and John P., Ozzy, and Wes joined Ottoba. Additionally, Jeff offered the castaways an opportunity to mutiny in that moment, but only if someone on the other season would want to swap with them. Though several contemplated swapping, ultimately nobody took the offer. To make things even more eventful, before the tribes were sent back to their camps, Jeanne and Jerry collapsed from the heat, and their inactivity caused them to be medically evacuated from the game.
Matty came back with Utraya, recognizing that not going to a Tr!bal Council had led to no formal alliances. However, he was able to re-connect quickly with his Gabon castmate Susie, who was also eyeing an alliance with Gervase. Ottoba, meanwhile, was at an all-time low with losing another member. Additionally, Angie's paranoia was at an all-time high, and her wariness towards her connections with the castaways from Invulnerability Beach began to get on Ken's nerves. It was understandable, then, that Ken fell almost instantly for Ozzy.
*Reward Challenge (Dig It): The castaways dig in a giant sand pit for their tribe with spots labeled 1-60, three of which contain prizes. Every 4 hours, a castaway can dig through one of the spots.
The Reward Challenge had everyone digging individually for a variety of prizes. Amanda dug up a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol, while Brandon won an Individual !mmunity Necklace which would give him safety at the next Tr!bal Council he attended. After the challenge, Erin believed that Ottoba was trying to protect Matty during the digging, and Brandon got into an argument with her over the validity of those claims. Fed up with her, he announced his intentions to quit the game, only to go back on that an hour later. Though Utraya was solid once more, the cracks began to become exposed. On Ottoba, John P. made an attempt to take control when him and Katie H. proposed an alliance to Angie, Ken, and Ozzy.
*!mmunity Challenge (Draggin' the Dragon): The castaways play a game in order to get the best individual score. Each tribe will be be judged on their lowest three scores. The player with the highest score from the winning tribe will get to go to the other season's Tr!bal Council.
The !mmunity Challenge tested the weak links of the new tribes, something that made Ken even more nervous when Katie H. said she had been feeling weak prior to the challenge. Despite this, it came down to a hair, and Amanda was just a few moments short of making her score count, which made a big difference for Utraya. Ottoba had finally won their first challenge, and Ken was going over to vote with the other season as the highest scorer. Despite their conflict earlier, Brandon and Erin seemed to bury the hatchet, and the consensus was either Amanda or Katie C., neither of whom had really talked with the rest of their tribe. At Tr!bal Council, most of Utraya preferred Katie C.'s strength and held Amanda accountable for her slip-up in the challenge, and she couldn't find an idol to save herself.	Though the decision was easy at Tr!bal Council, Ken was not happy at the unification of his tribe, ready to cause some chaos. On Invulnerability Beach, the eight castaways anticipated their entrance into the game. They sized up their preferential seasons and tribes, while Mia and Marisa made a promise to protect each other if possible. Later that day, they were finally given the chance to join the other four tribes, choosing in an order based on how they finished in the very first challenge. By the end of it, Amber and Sundra were a part of Moringo, Marisa and Mia went to Chung Pow, Matty became a member of Utraya, and John P., Ozzy, and Wes joined Ottoba. Additionally, Jeff offered the castaways an opportunity to mutiny in that moment, but only if someone on the other season would want to swap with them. Though several contemplated swapping, ultimately nobody took the offer. To make things even more eventful, before the tribes were sent back to their camps, Jeanne and Jerry collapsed from the heat, and their inactivity caused them to be medically evacuated from the game.
Matty came back with Utraya, recognizing that not going to a Tr!bal Council had led to no formal alliances. However, he was able to re-connect quickly with his Gabon castmate Susie, who was also eyeing an alliance with Gervase. Ottoba, meanwhile, was at an all-time low with losing another member. Additionally, Angie's paranoia was at an all-time high, and her wariness towards her connections with the castaways from Invulnerability Beach began to get on Ken's nerves. It was understandable, then, that Ken fell almost instantly for Ozzy.
*Reward Challenge (Dig It): The castaways dig in a giant sand pit for their tribe with spots labeled 1-60, three of which contain prizes. Every 4 hours, a castaway can dig through one of the spots.
The Reward Challenge had everyone digging individually for a variety of prizes. Amanda dug up a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol, while Brandon won an Individual !mmunity Necklace which would give him safety at the next Tr!bal Council he attended. After the challenge, Erin believed that Ottoba was trying to protect Matty during the digging, and Brandon got into an argument with her over the validity of those claims. Fed up with her, he announced his intentions to quit the game, only to go back on that an hour later. Though Utraya was solid once more, the cracks began to become exposed. On Ottoba, John P. made an attempt to take control when him and Katie H. proposed an alliance to Angie, Ken, and Ozzy.
*!mmunity Challenge (Draggin' the Dragon): The castaways play a game in order to get the best individual score. Each tribe will be be judged on their lowest three scores. The player with the highest score from the winning tribe will get to go to the other season's Tr!bal Council.
The !mmunity Challenge tested the weak links of the new tribes, something that made Ken even more nervous when Katie H. said she had been feeling weak prior to the challenge. Despite this, it came down to a hair, and Amanda was just a few moments short of making her score count, which made a big difference for Utraya. Ottoba had finally won their first challenge, and Ken was going over to vote with the other season as the highest scorer. Despite their conflict earlier, Brandon and Erin seemed to bury the hatchet, and the consensus was either Amanda or Katie C., neither of whom had really talked with the rest of their tribe. At Tr!bal Council, most of Utraya preferred Katie C.'s strength and held Amanda accountable for her slip-up in the challenge, and she couldn't find an idol to save herself.
 	 	
4 	Ain't Nobody Got Time for That 	September 23-25, 2017
Gervase took credit for skewing the votes towards Amanda, while the rest of Utraya wondered who had cast the second vote against Christina. Despite their bonds tested by going to a vote, Utraya seemed to return to the status quo, with no official alliances and Katie C. the default pick should they go to another Tr!bal Council. On Ottoba, John P. continued to scheme, and Ken let Ozzy know that John was plotting against him. Rumors began to resonate around both tribes of the prizes picked up in the previous Reward Challenge, and the chances of an upcoming swap.
*!mmunity Challenge (New School): There will be three specific times during which schools of 30 or 31 fish will be released. Every time fish are released, a castaway can try to grab 1 to 3 fish. The last one grabbed out of each school is a big fish that counts for 15. A castaway can only post in a maximum of two time periods. The tribe with the most fish at the end of the challenge wins. The tribe member of the winning tribe with the most fish will get to visit the other island's Tr!bal Council, while the tribe member of the losing tribe with the most fish will be immune from the vote.
In the !mmunity Challenge, Ottoba took off to an early lead, but Utraya was able to swim upstream and rally, giving them another victory. Erin, Utraya's highest scorer, left to vote on the other season's Tr!bal Council, while Ozzy, Ottoba's highest scorer, earned !mmunity from his own Tr!bal Council. Facing their first vote as a new tribe, Wes, along with Ozzy and Shane, threw out Katie H.'s name for her weakness in the past two challenges. Though Katie looked to be checked out of the game, Ken was growing increasingly frustrated with John P., leading him to have a breakdown that afternoon. At Tr!bal Council, everyone on Ottoba except John and Katie united together to send Katie H. on her way.	Gervase took credit for skewing the votes towards Amanda, while the rest of Utraya wondered who had cast the second vote against Christina. Despite their bonds tested by going to a vote, Utraya seemed to return to the status quo, with no official alliances and Katie C. the default pick should they go to another Tr!bal Council. On Ottoba, John P. continued to scheme, and Ken let Ozzy know that John was plotting against him. Rumors began to resonate around both tribes of the prizes picked up in the previous Reward Challenge, and the chances of an upcoming swap.
*!mmunity Challenge (New School): There will be three specific times during which schools of 30 or 31 fish will be released. Every time fish are released, a castaway can try to grab 1 to 3 fish. The last one grabbed out of each school is a big fish that counts for 15. A castaway can only post in a maximum of two time periods. The tribe with the most fish at the end of the challenge wins. The tribe member of the winning tribe with the most fish will get to visit the other island's Tr!bal Council, while the tribe member of the losing tribe with the most fish will be immune from the vote.
In the !mmunity Challenge, Ottoba took off to an early lead, but Utraya was able to swim upstream and rally, giving them another victory. Erin, Utraya's highest scorer, left to vote on the other season's Tr!bal Council, while Ozzy, Ottoba's highest scorer, earned !mmunity from his own Tr!bal Council. Facing their first vote as a new tribe, Wes, along with Ozzy and Shane, threw out Katie H.'s name for her weakness in the past two challenges. Though Katie looked to be checked out of the game, Ken was growing increasingly frustrated with John P., leading him to have a breakdown that afternoon. At Tr!bal Council, everyone on Ottoba except John and Katie united together to send Katie H. on her way.	Gervase took credit for skewing the votes towards Amanda, while the rest of Utraya wondered who had cast the second vote against Christina. Despite their bonds tested by going to a vote, Utraya seemed to return to the status quo, with no official alliances and Katie C. the default pick should they go to another Tr!bal Council. On Ottoba, John P. continued to scheme, and Ken let Ozzy know that John was plotting against him. Rumors began to resonate around both tribes of the prizes picked up in the previous Reward Challenge, and the chances of an upcoming swap.
*!mmunity Challenge (New School): There will be three specific times during which schools of 30 or 31 fish will be released. Every time fish are released, a castaway can try to grab 1 to 3 fish. The last one grabbed out of each school is a big fish that counts for 15. A castaway can only post in a maximum of two time periods. The tribe with the most fish at the end of the challenge wins. The tribe member of the winning tribe with the most fish will get to visit the other island's Tr!bal Council, while the tribe member of the losing tribe with the most fish will be immune from the vote.
In the !mmunity Challenge, Ottoba took off to an early lead, but Utraya was able to swim upstream and rally, giving them another victory. Erin, Utraya's highest scorer, left to vote on the other season's Tr!bal Council, while Ozzy, Ottoba's highest scorer, earned !mmunity from his own Tr!bal Council. Facing their first vote as a new tribe, Wes, along with Ozzy and Shane, threw out Katie H.'s name for her weakness in the past two challenges. Though Katie looked to be checked out of the game, Ken was growing increasingly frustrated with John P., leading him to have a breakdown that afternoon. At Tr!bal Council, everyone on Ottoba except John and Katie united together to send Katie H. on her way.
 	 	
5 	Who's Cheer Captain Now? 	September 26-30, 2017
Disappointed he was not able to turn the votes against John, Ken spent the next day wandering the jungle, and stumbled upon a clue that led him to two Hidden !mmunity Idols. But they came with a twist, as these were "Brother Idols"; Ken had to give one of the idols immediately to someone from the other season, and these two idols had to be played at the same time, making these two individual holders de facto "loved ones." He decided to turn to his original season connection, and picked his long-time ally Adam, who was ecstatic at this new gift.
*Reward Challenge (Stacked Up): Each castaway ranks everyone else in their season 1 to 14. They will be giving 5 discs to the person ranked #1, 4 to #2, 3 to #3, 2 to #4, and 1 to #5. The three players with the most discs win.
**Reward: The ability to become a captain of a new tribe and pick their fellow tribe members
At the Reward Challenge, Jeff Probst shocked most of the players when he announced a tribe swap. The castaways would rank each other; the three with the highest cumulative scores would become new tribe captains and start a pick'em, while the three unpicked would be sent over to Kaoh Rong. Angie, Matty, and Ken were the highest ranked and started by picking someone from the opposite tribe, and the draft continued until Christina, Kat, and Susie were left unselected and sent over to the other island as a result. In their places, Adam, Brooke, and Tom came over after being swapped from the other season. After drawing tribes and buffs, Bayon was made up of Angie, Aubry, Brooke, John, and Katie; Ta Keo consisted of Gervase, Matty, Ozzy, Shane, and Tom; and Angkor had Adam, Brandon, Erin, Ken, and Wes. On top of all of these complications, Adam was not able to bring his idol over to his new season. As a result, Ken decided to re-gift the brother idol to Marty since they had been talking since the beginning of the game.
With the latest bomb dropped, the players tried to adjust to their new dynamics. Aubry and Brooke immediately connected with Angie, who was lamenting the fact that the only former Ottoba on her tribe was John. On Ta Keo, Matty came together with Gervase and Ozzy quickly, while at Angkor, Brandon and Ken were not pleased to see they were still sharing a beach with their adversaries Erin and Wes, respectively. The prizes for winning the Reward Challenge didn't stop after the swap, though. Angie got individual !mmunity for the first Tr!bal Council she would attend, while Ken received another idol clue. But it was Matty who learned a key piece of information. In each of the next two rounds, two out of three tribes will visit Tr!bal Council separately to vote out a member each round. The four voted out players will go to Redempt!on Island. They will be joined by a final fifth player, the subsequent person voted out, and all five players will compete to return to the game -- that is, to the other season instead. After someone returns from Redempt!on Island, the jury phase of the game will begin. While Matty used this information to solidify his connection with Ozzy, Gervase, and John, Ken found his second idol in two days and affirmed his loyalty to his new tribe mate Adam.
*!mmunity Challenge (5 x 5): The three tribes face off one-on-one (-on-one) in a series of competitions based on previous challenges. The first place tribe in a challenge gets 2 points, the second place tribe gets 1 point, and the third place tribe gets nothing. The tribe with the most cumulative points at the end of the challenge wins:
**Quest for Fire: Each player may light up to eight torches, with a maximum of one torch per hour. They can also guess five hours in which they predict the other two players will post. If someone from another tribe guesses the hour in which they light a torch, that torch will not count.
**Got a Hunch: Each player will see a blurred and obscured photo of a past Surv!vor castaway, and will have to figure out who it is. They can choose to obtain a clearer image, but 5 mins will be added to their time at the end for each clearer image they receive. They will be penalized by 8 mins for an incorrect guess, and they must keep guessing until they are correct.
**Draggin' the Dragon: The players must once again play a Flash game. They can choose to re-submit their old score from the last time they played, or enter a new one for contention.
**New School: At various points during a 12 hours period, a school of 30 or 31 fish will be released. Players can choose to take between one and three fish, and have to wait at least three minutes between posts. The player who grabs the lash fish of the school gets eight fish added to their total.
**Rice Race: The players complete a variety of visual speed tasks, hoping for the best total elapsed time.
The !mmunity Challenge truly showed there was nowhere to hide, as each member of the new tribes had to take on an individual task. Bayon fell out of it early, and the remaining two tribes fought for the win, with Angkor claiming victory, much to Adam's relief. Knowing that she was on the chopping block for being new, Brooke went to Katie and Angie with the plan to get rid of John. Angie was hesitant to cut him, considering how he was always willing to follow her orders, but she had apprehension that he could screw her over down the line. On Ta Keo, the vote seemed to be more simple, as Tom was a newcomer and too big of a threat. The firefighter was aware of his situation, but was still belligerent towards the twists that had occurred in the past couple of days. At Bayon's Tr!bal Council, although Aubry self-voted, the rest of the women put their plan in motion and eliminated John from the tribe. At Ta Keo's Tr!bal Council, Tom couldn't escape his impending fate.	Disappointed he was not able to turn the votes against John, Ken spent the next day wandering the jungle, and stumbled upon a clue that led him to two Hidden !mmunity Idols. But they came with a twist, as these were "Brother Idols"; Ken had to give one of the idols immediately to someone from the other season, and these two idols had to be played at the same time, making these two individual holders de facto "loved ones." He decided to turn to his original season connection, and picked his long-time ally Adam, who was ecstatic at this new gift.
*Reward Challenge (Stacked Up): Each castaway ranks everyone else in their season 1 to 14. They will be giving 5 discs to the person ranked #1, 4 to #2, 3 to #3, 2 to #4, and 1 to #5. The three players with the most discs win.
**Reward: The ability to become a captain of a new tribe and pick their fellow tribe members
At the Reward Challenge, Jeff Probst shocked most of the players when he announced a tribe swap. The castaways would rank each other; the three with the highest cumulative scores would become new tribe captains and start a pick'em, while the three unpicked would be sent over to Kaoh Rong. Angie, Matty, and Ken were the highest ranked and started by picking someone from the opposite tribe, and the draft continued until Christina, Kat, and Susie were left unselected and sent over to the other island as a result. In their places, Adam, Brooke, and Tom came over after being swapped from the other season. After drawing tribes and buffs, Bayon was made up of Angie, Aubry, Brooke, John, and Katie; Ta Keo consisted of Gervase, Matty, Ozzy, Shane, and Tom; and Angkor had Adam, Brandon, Erin, Ken, and Wes. On top of all of these complications, Adam was not able to bring his idol over to his new season. As a result, Ken decided to re-gift the brother idol to Marty since they had been talking since the beginning of the game.
With the latest bomb dropped, the players tried to adjust to their new dynamics. Aubry and Brooke immediately connected with Angie, who was lamenting the fact that the only former Ottoba on her tribe was John. On Ta Keo, Matty came together with Gervase and Ozzy quickly, while at Angkor, Brandon and Ken were not pleased to see they were still sharing a beach with their adversaries Erin and Wes, respectively. The prizes for winning the Reward Challenge didn't stop after the swap, though. Angie got individual !mmunity for the first Tr!bal Council she would attend, while Ken received another idol clue. But it was Matty who learned a key piece of information. In each of the next two rounds, two out of three tribes will visit Tr!bal Council separately to vote out a member each round. The four voted out players will go to Redempt!on Island. They will be joined by a final fifth player, the subsequent person voted out, and all five players will compete to return to the game -- that is, to the other season instead. After someone returns from Redempt!on Island, the jury phase of the game will begin. While Matty used this information to solidify his connection with Ozzy, Gervase, and John, Ken found his second idol in two days and affirmed his loyalty to his new tribe mate Adam.
*!mmunity Challenge (5 x 5): The three tribes face off one-on-one (-on-one) in a series of competitions based on previous challenges. The first place tribe in a challenge gets 2 points, the second place tribe gets 1 point, and the third place tribe gets nothing. The tribe with the most cumulative points at the end of the challenge wins:
**Quest for Fire: Each player may light up to eight torches, with a maximum of one torch per hour. They can also guess five hours in which they predict the other two players will post. If someone from another tribe guesses the hour in which they light a torch, that torch will not count.
**Got a Hunch: Each player will see a blurred and obscured photo of a past Surv!vor castaway, and will have to figure out who it is. They can choose to obtain a clearer image, but 5 mins will be added to their time at the end for each clearer image they receive. They will be penalized by 8 mins for an incorrect guess, and they must keep guessing until they are correct.
**Draggin' the Dragon: The players must once again play a Flash game. They can choose to re-submit their old score from the last time they played, or enter a new one for contention.
**New School: At various points during a 12 hours period, a school of 30 or 31 fish will be released. Players can choose to take between one and three fish, and have to wait at least three minutes between posts. The player who grabs the lash fish of the school gets eight fish added to their total.
**Rice Race: The players complete a variety of visual speed tasks, hoping for the best total elapsed time.
The !mmunity Challenge truly showed there was nowhere to hide, as each member of the new tribes had to take on an individual task. Bayon fell out of it early, and the remaining two tribes fought for the win, with Angkor claiming victory, much to Adam's relief. Knowing that she was on the chopping block for being new, Brooke went to Katie and Angie with the plan to get rid of John. Angie was hesitant to cut him, considering how he was always willing to follow her orders, but she had apprehension that he could screw her over down the line. On Ta Keo, the vote seemed to be more simple, as Tom was a newcomer and too big of a threat. The firefighter was aware of his situation, but was still belligerent towards the twists that had occurred in the past couple of days. At Bayon's Tr!bal Council, although Aubry self-voted, the rest of the women put their plan in motion and eliminated John from the tribe. At Ta Keo's Tr!bal Council, Tom couldn't escape his impending fate.	Disappointed he was not able to turn the votes against John, Ken spent the next day wandering the jungle, and stumbled upon a clue that led him to two Hidden !mmunity Idols. But they came with a twist, as these were "Brother Idols"; Ken had to give one of the idols immediately to someone from the other season, and these two idols had to be played at the same time, making these two individual holders de facto "loved ones." He decided to turn to his original season connection, and picked his long-time ally Adam, who was ecstatic at this new gift.
*Reward Challenge (Stacked Up): Each castaway ranks everyone else in their season 1 to 14. They will be giving 5 discs to the person ranked #1, 4 to #2, 3 to #3, 2 to #4, and 1 to #5. The three players with the most discs win.
**Reward: The ability to become a captain of a new tribe and pick their fellow tribe members
At the Reward Challenge, Jeff Probst shocked most of the players when he announced a tribe swap. The castaways would rank each other; the three with the highest cumulative scores would become new tribe captains and start a pick'em, while the three unpicked would be sent over to Kaoh Rong. Angie, Matty, and Ken were the highest ranked and started by picking someone from the opposite tribe, and the draft continued until Christina, Kat, and Susie were left unselected and sent over to the other island as a result. In their places, Adam, Brooke, and Tom came over after being swapped from the other season. After drawing tribes and buffs, Bayon was made up of Angie, Aubry, Brooke, John, and Katie; Ta Keo consisted of Gervase, Matty, Ozzy, Shane, and Tom; and Angkor had Adam, Brandon, Erin, Ken, and Wes. On top of all of these complications, Adam was not able to bring his idol over to his new season. As a result, Ken decided to re-gift the brother idol to Marty since they had been talking since the beginning of the game.
With the latest bomb dropped, the players tried to adjust to their new dynamics. Aubry and Brooke immediately connected with Angie, who was lamenting the fact that the only former Ottoba on her tribe was John. On Ta Keo, Matty came together with Gervase and Ozzy quickly, while at Angkor, Brandon and Ken were not pleased to see they were still sharing a beach with their adversaries Erin and Wes, respectively. The prizes for winning the Reward Challenge didn't stop after the swap, though. Angie got individual !mmunity for the first Tr!bal Council she would attend, while Ken received another idol clue. But it was Matty who learned a key piece of information. In each of the next two rounds, two out of three tribes will visit Tr!bal Council separately to vote out a member each round. The four voted out players will go to Redempt!on Island. They will be joined by a final fifth player, the subsequent person voted out, and all five players will compete to return to the game -- that is, to the other season instead. After someone returns from Redempt!on Island, the jury phase of the game will begin. While Matty used this information to solidify his connection with Ozzy, Gervase, and John, Ken found his second idol in two days and affirmed his loyalty to his new tribe mate Adam.
*!mmunity Challenge (5 x 5): The three tribes face off one-on-one (-on-one) in a series of competitions based on previous challenges. The first place tribe in a challenge gets 2 points, the second place tribe gets 1 point, and the third place tribe gets nothing. The tribe with the most cumulative points at the end of the challenge wins:
**Quest for Fire: Each player may light up to eight torches, with a maximum of one torch per hour. They can also guess five hours in which they predict the other two players will post. If someone from another tribe guesses the hour in which they light a torch, that torch will not count.
**Got a Hunch: Each player will see a blurred and obscured photo of a past Surv!vor castaway, and will have to figure out who it is. They can choose to obtain a clearer image, but 5 mins will be added to their time at the end for each clearer image they receive. They will be penalized by 8 mins for an incorrect guess, and they must keep guessing until they are correct.
**Draggin' the Dragon: The players must once again play a Flash game. They can choose to re-submit their old score from the last time they played, or enter a new one for contention.
**New School: At various points during a 12 hours period, a school of 30 or 31 fish will be released. Players can choose to take between one and three fish, and have to wait at least three minutes between posts. The player who grabs the lash fish of the school gets eight fish added to their total.
**Rice Race: The players complete a variety of visual speed tasks, hoping for the best total elapsed time.
The !mmunity Challenge truly showed there was nowhere to hide, as each member of the new tribes had to take on an individual task. Bayon fell out of it early, and the remaining two tribes fought for the win, with Angkor claiming victory, much to Adam's relief. Knowing that she was on the chopping block for being new, Brooke went to Katie and Angie with the plan to get rid of John. Angie was hesitant to cut him, considering how he was always willing to follow her orders, but she had apprehension that he could screw her over down the line. On Ta Keo, the vote seemed to be more simple, as Tom was a newcomer and too big of a threat. The firefighter was aware of his situation, but was still belligerent towards the twists that had occurred in the past couple of days. At Bayon's Tr!bal Council, although Aubry self-voted, the rest of the women put their plan in motion and eliminated John from the tribe. At Ta Keo's Tr!bal Council, Tom couldn't escape his impending fate.
 	 	
6 	Your Pathetic Little Cockroach Of A Body 	October 1-4, 2017
John being voted out prompted a number of reactions from the others, with Matty saddened, Ozzy relieved, and Ken questioning whether Angie was actually truthful with him back on the old Ottoba. But John's mark on the game was far from over as he, Tom, Kat, and Christina were sent to Redempt!on Island to await an opportunity to come back. Though Angkor did not need to face the vote yet, Wes was already becoming a possible target due to his shadiness, while Adam and Ken staged a fight to avoid suspicion of them working together based on their alliance in their original season. Later that day, Jeff offered the remaining players an opportunity to switch seasons, though nobody took it. Heading back to their respective camps, the Bayon women pledged their loyalty to the end with each other, while Erin decided to make a move and go after Brandon due to their previous conflict. On Ta Keo, Shane played up that he was weak and reliable in the hope of finding a crack in the new Gervase/Matty/Ozzy trio.
*!mmunity Challenge (Running the Numbers): Jeff will release math problems at certain times, having the players either construct an equation or identify a number. If a player is the first to get a problem right, they move forward to the "safe zone." The first tribe to get all of their members into the safe zone wins.
At the !mmunity Challenge, Ken was itching to get rid of some of the wild cards on his tribe, so he chose to sit out. This angered Erin, who was vocal about her lack of math skills, though she was now eyeing him as a possible goat in the finals. As expected, Angkor performed dismally, while Bayon proved that they really wanted to keep their tribe of four intact. With Tr!bal Council now looming, Erin jumped on the opportunity and approached Ken about getting rid of Brandon. Though he gleefully accepted this plan internally, Ken continued to play up his "rivalry" with Adam, to the point of pushing Wes to vote for the newcomer. But things became even more complicated with he and Erin had an argument around a misunderstanding, leading him to mistakenly tell her that she was being targeted. The situation seemed much simpler at Ta Keo, where Shane seemed like the obvious target. But Gervase was having his own inner conflict, wondering if Ozzy was closer to him or Matty. After much paranoia, Angkor finally reverted to their original plan and blindsided Brandon, while Gervase stuck with his tight alliance to send Shane out.	John being voted out prompted a number of reactions from the others, with Matty saddened, Ozzy relieved, and Ken questioning whether Angie was actually truthful with him back on the old Ottoba. But John's mark on the game was far from over as he, Tom, Kat, and Christina were sent to Redempt!on Island to await an opportunity to come back. Though Angkor did not need to face the vote yet, Wes was already becoming a possible target due to his shadiness, while Adam and Ken staged a fight to avoid suspicion of them working together based on their alliance in their original season. Later that day, Jeff offered the remaining players an opportunity to switch seasons, though nobody took it. Heading back to their respective camps, the Bayon women pledged their loyalty to the end with each other, while Erin decided to make a move and go after Brandon due to their previous conflict. On Ta Keo, Shane played up that he was weak and reliable in the hope of finding a crack in the new Gervase/Matty/Ozzy trio.
*!mmunity Challenge (Running the Numbers): Jeff will release math problems at certain times, having the players either construct an equation or identify a number. If a player is the first to get a problem right, they move forward to the "safe zone." The first tribe to get all of their members into the safe zone wins.
At the !mmunity Challenge, Ken was itching to get rid of some of the wild cards on his tribe, so he chose to sit out. This angered Erin, who was vocal about her lack of math skills, though she was now eyeing him as a possible goat in the finals. As expected, Angkor performed dismally, while Bayon proved that they really wanted to keep their tribe of four intact. With Tr!bal Council now looming, Erin jumped on the opportunity and approached Ken about getting rid of Brandon. Though he gleefully accepted this plan internally, Ken continued to play up his "rivalry" with Adam, to the point of pushing Wes to vote for the newcomer. But things became even more complicated with he and Erin had an argument around a misunderstanding, leading him to mistakenly tell her that she was being targeted. The situation seemed much simpler at Ta Keo, where Shane seemed like the obvious target. But Gervase was having his own inner conflict, wondering if Ozzy was closer to him or Matty. After much paranoia, Angkor finally reverted to their original plan and blindsided Brandon, while Gervase stuck with his tight alliance to send Shane out.	John being voted out prompted a number of reactions from the others, with Matty saddened, Ozzy relieved, and Ken questioning whether Angie was actually truthful with him back on the old Ottoba. But John's mark on the game was far from over as he, Tom, Kat, and Christina were sent to Redempt!on Island to await an opportunity to come back. Though Angkor did not need to face the vote yet, Wes was already becoming a possible target due to his shadiness, while Adam and Ken staged a fight to avoid suspicion of them working together based on their alliance in their original season. Later that day, Jeff offered the remaining players an opportunity to switch seasons, though nobody took it. Heading back to their respective camps, the Bayon women pledged their loyalty to the end with each other, while Erin decided to make a move and go after Brandon due to their previous conflict. On Ta Keo, Shane played up that he was weak and reliable in the hope of finding a crack in the new Gervase/Matty/Ozzy trio.
*!mmunity Challenge (Running the Numbers): Jeff will release math problems at certain times, having the players either construct an equation or identify a number. If a player is the first to get a problem right, they move forward to the "safe zone." The first tribe to get all of their members into the safe zone wins.
At the !mmunity Challenge, Ken was itching to get rid of some of the wild cards on his tribe, so he chose to sit out. This angered Erin, who was vocal about her lack of math skills, though she was now eyeing him as a possible goat in the finals. As expected, Angkor performed dismally, while Bayon proved that they really wanted to keep their tribe of four intact. With Tr!bal Council now looming, Erin jumped on the opportunity and approached Ken about getting rid of Brandon. Though he gleefully accepted this plan internally, Ken continued to play up his "rivalry" with Adam, to the point of pushing Wes to vote for the newcomer. But things became even more complicated with he and Erin had an argument around a misunderstanding, leading him to mistakenly tell her that she was being targeted. The situation seemed much simpler at Ta Keo, where Shane seemed like the obvious target. But Gervase was having his own inner conflict, wondering if Ozzy was closer to him or Matty. After much paranoia, Angkor finally reverted to their original plan and blindsided Brandon, while Gervase stuck with his tight alliance to send Shane out.
 	 	
7 	One Giant Clusterfuck 	October 4-7, 2017
Everyone had varying reactions to Brandon's boot, while Wes mistakenly felt he had now cemented the trust in the rest of his Angkor tribe. The tribes tried to size up the uncertainty of what was to come, as Matty believed him and Ozzy would easily take out Gervase if Ta Keo faced another vote, while Aubry found herself caught between enemies Angie and Matty. Everyone was hit with a surprise when they were told to meet up at the Bayon camp, where they got the official word that the tribes were merged. With a number of people meeting for the first time, they tried to feel each other out while close allies reunited.
*!mmunity Challenge (): The castaways divide themselves into ships of three, with two being left over. Every four hours, each player can splash water into another ship. Each ship starts with three buckets of water already in the hull; if they reach 20 buckets, the ship sinks and they are eliminated. The two players not chosen will start on a dinghy that has 5 buckets of water already in the hull and will capsize after 15 buckets. The boat with the least amount of the water at the end of the challenge wins !mmunity for all of its members.
Treemail asked the players to divide themselves into groups of three people who were all from different pre-swap or post-swap tribes. Angie handpicked her partners: a strong challenge competitor in Ozzy and a loyal follower in Aubry. Brooke initially eyed a boat with Ken and Adam, but the two continued to play up their faux-rivalry and refused to team up, leaving her to seek other players. As a result, Ken was left unpicked, along with a verging-on-inactive Katie, and the two were put into their own group. At the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways were informed that they would work together in their groups to sink the competition, and were met with yet another surprise when Jeff told them there would be a double Tr!bal Council that night. Angie immediately saw an opportunity to take action against her rivals in the "Carpe Diem" of Adam and Matty (along with Gervase), so she manipulated the "KK" of Katie and Ken to target them. With their boat quickly sunk, it came down to the wire, but the "S.S. Tipton" of Angie, Aubry, and Ozzy came out victorious in the end and all earned safety. After the challenge, Jeff clarified his previous statement. Much like seasons past, the top two vote-getters would be voted out. However, only the person with the most votes would be out of the game, as the other would instead get sent to the other season.
Facing their first vote as a new tribe, Gervase threw out an early target in Katie, believing that she was not all star material and therefore not "deserving" of her place in the game. At the same time, Brooke suggested Ken for coming off as shady. Getting wind of the plotting against him and Katie, Ken prepared to play one of his idols, and went to Angie and Ozzy with the hopes of saving his ally. He benefited from the fact that they were eyeing other prospective boots in Matty and Brooke, respectively, and agreed to his plan. But when word got back to Brooke about Ozzy plotting against her, she decided to rally her numbers to take out the former Ta Keos, now throwing around Gervase's name after working together only hours before. She decided, along with Adam, Angie, and Katie, to get rid of Gervase, and plans finally seemed set in stone. But the climate can change at any second in Surv!vor and so came "Hurricane Wes." He approached Adam, who decided to play up the rivalry once again and say Ken was targeting him. Wes then immediately went to Ken and threatened they would be gone, now going around to stir up the votes against the pair. Furious that their partnership was now exposed, Ken was in scramble mode once again, trying to rally the votes against Wes by appealing to Matty and Ozzy. At Tr!bal Council, Aubry, Erin, Gervase and Wes cast their votes for Ken. The remaining three Bayon women voted for Gervase, while Adam, Ken, Matty and Ozzy voted for Wes. Ken decided to play his Brother Idol, sparing him from getting snuffed. It turned out his scheming had worked out as well, as by one vote, Wes was voted out of the game, while Gervase voyaged over to Kaoh Rong.	Everyone had varying reactions to Brandon's boot, while Wes mistakenly felt he had now cemented the trust in the rest of his Angkor tribe. The tribes tried to size up the uncertainty of what was to come, as Matty believed him and Ozzy would easily take out Gervase if Ta Keo faced another vote, while Aubry found herself caught between enemies Angie and Matty. Everyone was hit with a surprise when they were told to meet up at the Bayon camp, where they got the official word that the tribes were merged. With a number of people meeting for the first time, they tried to feel each other out while close allies reunited.
*!mmunity Challenge (): The castaways divide themselves into ships of three, with two being left over. Every four hours, each player can splash water into another ship. Each ship starts with three buckets of water already in the hull; if they reach 20 buckets, the ship sinks and they are eliminated. The two players not chosen will start on a dinghy that has 5 buckets of water already in the hull and will capsize after 15 buckets. The boat with the least amount of the water at the end of the challenge wins !mmunity for all of its members.
Treemail asked the players to divide themselves into groups of three people who were all from different pre-swap or post-swap tribes. Angie handpicked her partners: a strong challenge competitor in Ozzy and a loyal follower in Aubry. Brooke initially eyed a boat with Ken and Adam, but the two continued to play up their faux-rivalry and refused to team up, leaving her to seek other players. As a result, Ken was left unpicked, along with a verging-on-inactive Katie, and the two were put into their own group. At the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways were informed that they would work together in their groups to sink the competition, and were met with yet another surprise when Jeff told them there would be a double Tr!bal Council that night. Angie immediately saw an opportunity to take action against her rivals in the "Carpe Diem" of Adam and Matty (along with Gervase), so she manipulated the "KK" of Katie and Ken to target them. With their boat quickly sunk, it came down to the wire, but the "S.S. Tipton" of Angie, Aubry, and Ozzy came out victorious in the end and all earned safety. After the challenge, Jeff clarified his previous statement. Much like seasons past, the top two vote-getters would be voted out. However, only the person with the most votes would be out of the game, as the other would instead get sent to the other season.
Facing their first vote as a new tribe, Gervase threw out an early target in Katie, believing that she was not all star material and therefore not "deserving" of her place in the game. At the same time, Brooke suggested Ken for coming off as shady. Getting wind of the plotting against him and Katie, Ken prepared to play one of his idols, and went to Angie and Ozzy with the hopes of saving his ally. He benefited from the fact that they were eyeing other prospective boots in Matty and Brooke, respectively, and agreed to his plan. But when word got back to Brooke about Ozzy plotting against her, she decided to rally her numbers to take out the former Ta Keos, now throwing around Gervase's name after working together only hours before. She decided, along with Adam, Angie, and Katie, to get rid of Gervase, and plans finally seemed set in stone. But the climate can change at any second in Surv!vor and so came "Hurricane Wes." He approached Adam, who decided to play up the rivalry once again and say Ken was targeting him. Wes then immediately went to Ken and threatened they would be gone, now going around to stir up the votes against the pair. Furious that their partnership was now exposed, Ken was in scramble mode once again, trying to rally the votes against Wes by appealing to Matty and Ozzy. At Tr!bal Council, Aubry, Erin, Gervase and Wes cast their votes for Ken. The remaining three Bayon women voted for Gervase, while Adam, Ken, Matty and Ozzy voted for Wes. Ken decided to play his Brother Idol, sparing him from getting snuffed. It turned out his scheming had worked out as well, as by one vote, Wes was voted out of the game, while Gervase voyaged over to Kaoh Rong.	Everyone had varying reactions to Brandon's boot, while Wes mistakenly felt he had now cemented the trust in the rest of his Angkor tribe. The tribes tried to size up the uncertainty of what was to come, as Matty believed him and Ozzy would easily take out Gervase if Ta Keo faced another vote, while Aubry found herself caught between enemies Angie and Matty. Everyone was hit with a surprise when they were told to meet up at the Bayon camp, where they got the official word that the tribes were merged. With a number of people meeting for the first time, they tried to feel each other out while close allies reunited.
*!mmunity Challenge (): The castaways divide themselves into ships of three, with two being left over. Every four hours, each player can splash water into another ship. Each ship starts with three buckets of water already in the hull; if they reach 20 buckets, the ship sinks and they are eliminated. The two players not chosen will start on a dinghy that has 5 buckets of water already in the hull and will capsize after 15 buckets. The boat with the least amount of the water at the end of the challenge wins !mmunity for all of its members.
Treemail asked the players to divide themselves into groups of three people who were all from different pre-swap or post-swap tribes. Angie handpicked her partners: a strong challenge competitor in Ozzy and a loyal follower in Aubry. Brooke initially eyed a boat with Ken and Adam, but the two continued to play up their faux-rivalry and refused to team up, leaving her to seek other players. As a result, Ken was left unpicked, along with a verging-on-inactive Katie, and the two were put into their own group. At the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways were informed that they would work together in their groups to sink the competition, and were met with yet another surprise when Jeff told them there would be a double Tr!bal Council that night. Angie immediately saw an opportunity to take action against her rivals in the "Carpe Diem" of Adam and Matty (along with Gervase), so she manipulated the "KK" of Katie and Ken to target them. With their boat quickly sunk, it came down to the wire, but the "S.S. Tipton" of Angie, Aubry, and Ozzy came out victorious in the end and all earned safety. After the challenge, Jeff clarified his previous statement. Much like seasons past, the top two vote-getters would be voted out. However, only the person with the most votes would be out of the game, as the other would instead get sent to the other season.
Facing their first vote as a new tribe, Gervase threw out an early target in Katie, believing that she was not all star material and therefore not "deserving" of her place in the game. At the same time, Brooke suggested Ken for coming off as shady. Getting wind of the plotting against him and Katie, Ken prepared to play one of his idols, and went to Angie and Ozzy with the hopes of saving his ally. He benefited from the fact that they were eyeing other prospective boots in Matty and Brooke, respectively, and agreed to his plan. But when word got back to Brooke about Ozzy plotting against her, she decided to rally her numbers to take out the former Ta Keos, now throwing around Gervase's name after working together only hours before. She decided, along with Adam, Angie, and Katie, to get rid of Gervase, and plans finally seemed set in stone. But the climate can change at any second in Surv!vor and so came "Hurricane Wes." He approached Adam, who decided to play up the rivalry once again and say Ken was targeting him. Wes then immediately went to Ken and threatened they would be gone, now going around to stir up the votes against the pair. Furious that their partnership was now exposed, Ken was in scramble mode once again, trying to rally the votes against Wes by appealing to Matty and Ozzy. At Tr!bal Council, Aubry, Erin, Gervase and Wes cast their votes for Ken. The remaining three Bayon women voted for Gervase, while Adam, Ken, Matty and Ozzy voted for Wes. Ken decided to play his Brother Idol, sparing him from getting snuffed. It turned out his scheming had worked out as well, as by one vote, Wes was voted out of the game, while Gervase voyaged over to Kaoh Rong.
 	 	
8 	Walking Into a War Zone 	October 7-9, 2017
The results of the last Tr!bal Council left most stunned, with some reveling. Ken was quick to gloat about the manuever he was able to pull off with Adam, with Angie in particular astonished as his gameplay, while everyone else seemed to be sharpening their knives against him. They were soon joined by Colby, who was timid towards being a stranger, but quickly got taken in by Angie. The cowboy quickly got a sense of how more tense things were here than his other season, as people were growing increasingly hostile towards each other. Though a line seemed to be drawn in the sand, Adam continued to play double agent, jumping between the former Bayon women and the new male coalition of Ken, Matty, and Ozzy. Meanwhile, Brooke outlined her ideal Final Three in herself, Angie, and Erin, while Erin began to purposely lay low in the hopes of being taken to the end.
*!mmunity Challenge (Weight and Sea): The castaways are given a maze. They must trace the shortest path from start to finish, which will provide them with an eight digit code. They must then enter those numbers in a URL to be taken to a jigsaw puzzle. The three people who complete their jigsaw puzzle and finish the challenge in the fastest time win !mmunity. Additionally, the eliminated player who finishes the best out of the group will re-enter the game.
Both seasons came together for the !mmunity Challenge and were soon joined by the ten denizens of Redempt!on Island. Jeff informed the players that they would all compete in the challenge as individuals. The top Redempt!on Island finisher from each season would re-enter the game on the other season, while the overall top three finishers for each season would win !mmunity. Amber had the highest score out of her group and went through the "reverse revolving door" immediately back into the game on Cambodia, while a still-bitter Tom got to send a message to those who voted him out by earning a spot back on his original season of Kaoh Rong. The majority of Orkun was excited to see Amber come over to them, with Aubry, Matty, and Angie all having respective friendships with her. Amber also earned herself !mmunity when she squeaked out the third-highest score overall, finishing behind Ken and Aubry.
While Erin was furious that Ken had won himself safety, and Adam was secretly looking at Aubry in a different light as a challenge threat, Amber decided to take this second lease on Surv!vor light to change her strategy, electing to simply talk to and align with who she likes. She found herself, along with Colby, as the two wildcard swing votes between two groups: a women's alliance of Angie, Brooke, Erin, and Katie and a men's alliance of Adam, Ken, Matty, and Ozzy. With one additional day of experience under his belt, Colby recommended they go with the women, though Amber was nervous about the crowd of personalities. Angie decided to target the pair of Ozzy and Matty, advising the wildcards to get rid of Ozzy due to being the bigger challenge threat, while rallying her own allies to get the other votes onto Matty. Now given the information to vote out Ozzy, Adam was truly torn between allegiances, made harder by the fact that the guys had not made any concrete plans of who to vote for yet. At Tr!bal Council, Ken voted for Colby (a counter-plan he failed to form when he found out Ozzy was getting targeted), while Matty and Ozzy voted for Angie, who they found out was behind their targeting. Even though only three of the Bayon girls knew the entire plan to split the votes between Ozzy and Matty, the majority voted for Ozzy while Brooke, Erin and Katie cast their votes for Matty. Angie's plan had succeeded; she was able to bring in all of the tribe's swing votes, along with a hesitant Adam, to dismantle the former Ta Keo tribe and send Matty over to the other season.	The results of the last Tr!bal Council left most stunned, with some reveling. Ken was quick to gloat about the manuever he was able to pull off with Adam, with Angie in particular astonished as his gameplay, while everyone else seemed to be sharpening their knives against him. They were soon joined by Colby, who was timid towards being a stranger, but quickly got taken in by Angie. The cowboy quickly got a sense of how more tense things were here than his other season, as people were growing increasingly hostile towards each other. Though a line seemed to be drawn in the sand, Adam continued to play double agent, jumping between the former Bayon women and the new male coalition of Ken, Matty, and Ozzy. Meanwhile, Brooke outlined her ideal Final Three in herself, Angie, and Erin, while Erin began to purposely lay low in the hopes of being taken to the end.
*!mmunity Challenge (Weight and Sea): The castaways are given a maze. They must trace the shortest path from start to finish, which will provide them with an eight digit code. They must then enter those numbers in a URL to be taken to a jigsaw puzzle. The three people who complete their jigsaw puzzle and finish the challenge in the fastest time win !mmunity. Additionally, the eliminated player who finishes the best out of the group will re-enter the game.
Both seasons came together for the !mmunity Challenge and were soon joined by the ten denizens of Redempt!on Island. Jeff informed the players that they would all compete in the challenge as individuals. The top Redempt!on Island finisher from each season would re-enter the game on the other season, while the overall top three finishers for each season would win !mmunity. Amber had the highest score out of her group and went through the "reverse revolving door" immediately back into the game on Cambodia, while a still-bitter Tom got to send a message to those who voted him out by earning a spot back on his original season of Kaoh Rong. The majority of Orkun was excited to see Amber come over to them, with Aubry, Matty, and Angie all having respective friendships with her. Amber also earned herself !mmunity when she squeaked out the third-highest score overall, finishing behind Ken and Aubry.
While Erin was furious that Ken had won himself safety, and Adam was secretly looking at Aubry in a different light as a challenge threat, Amber decided to take this second lease on Surv!vor light to change her strategy, electing to simply talk to and align with who she likes. She found herself, along with Colby, as the two wildcard swing votes between two groups: a women's alliance of Angie, Brooke, Erin, and Katie and a men's alliance of Adam, Ken, Matty, and Ozzy. With one additional day of experience under his belt, Colby recommended they go with the women, though Amber was nervous about the crowd of personalities. Angie decided to target the pair of Ozzy and Matty, advising the wildcards to get rid of Ozzy due to being the bigger challenge threat, while rallying her own allies to get the other votes onto Matty. Now given the information to vote out Ozzy, Adam was truly torn between allegiances, made harder by the fact that the guys had not made any concrete plans of who to vote for yet. At Tr!bal Council, Ken voted for Colby (a counter-plan he failed to form when he found out Ozzy was getting targeted), while Matty and Ozzy voted for Angie, who they found out was behind their targeting. Even though only three of the Bayon girls knew the entire plan to split the votes between Ozzy and Matty, the majority voted for Ozzy while Brooke, Erin and Katie cast their votes for Matty. Angie's plan had succeeded; she was able to bring in all of the tribe's swing votes, along with a hesitant Adam, to dismantle the former Ta Keo tribe and send Matty over to the other season.	The results of the last Tr!bal Council left most stunned, with some reveling. Ken was quick to gloat about the manuever he was able to pull off with Adam, with Angie in particular astonished as his gameplay, while everyone else seemed to be sharpening their knives against him. They were soon joined by Colby, who was timid towards being a stranger, but quickly got taken in by Angie. The cowboy quickly got a sense of how more tense things were here than his other season, as people were growing increasingly hostile towards each other. Though a line seemed to be drawn in the sand, Adam continued to play double agent, jumping between the former Bayon women and the new male coalition of Ken, Matty, and Ozzy. Meanwhile, Brooke outlined her ideal Final Three in herself, Angie, and Erin, while Erin began to purposely lay low in the hopes of being taken to the end.
*!mmunity Challenge (Weight and Sea): The castaways are given a maze. They must trace the shortest path from start to finish, which will provide them with an eight digit code. They must then enter those numbers in a URL to be taken to a jigsaw puzzle. The three people who complete their jigsaw puzzle and finish the challenge in the fastest time win !mmunity. Additionally, the eliminated player who finishes the best out of the group will re-enter the game.
Both seasons came together for the !mmunity Challenge and were soon joined by the ten denizens of Redempt!on Island. Jeff informed the players that they would all compete in the challenge as individuals. The top Redempt!on Island finisher from each season would re-enter the game on the other season, while the overall top three finishers for each season would win !mmunity. Amber had the highest score out of her group and went through the "reverse revolving door" immediately back into the game on Cambodia, while a still-bitter Tom got to send a message to those who voted him out by earning a spot back on his original season of Kaoh Rong. The majority of Orkun was excited to see Amber come over to them, with Aubry, Matty, and Angie all having respective friendships with her. Amber also earned herself !mmunity when she squeaked out the third-highest score overall, finishing behind Ken and Aubry.
While Erin was furious that Ken had won himself safety, and Adam was secretly looking at Aubry in a different light as a challenge threat, Amber decided to take this second lease on Surv!vor light to change her strategy, electing to simply talk to and align with who she likes. She found herself, along with Colby, as the two wildcard swing votes between two groups: a women's alliance of Angie, Brooke, Erin, and Katie and a men's alliance of Adam, Ken, Matty, and Ozzy. With one additional day of experience under his belt, Colby recommended they go with the women, though Amber was nervous about the crowd of personalities. Angie decided to target the pair of Ozzy and Matty, advising the wildcards to get rid of Ozzy due to being the bigger challenge threat, while rallying her own allies to get the other votes onto Matty. Now given the information to vote out Ozzy, Adam was truly torn between allegiances, made harder by the fact that the guys had not made any concrete plans of who to vote for yet. At Tr!bal Council, Ken voted for Colby (a counter-plan he failed to form when he found out Ozzy was getting targeted), while Matty and Ozzy voted for Angie, who they found out was behind their targeting. Even though only three of the Bayon girls knew the entire plan to split the votes between Ozzy and Matty, the majority voted for Ozzy while Brooke, Erin and Katie cast their votes for Matty. Angie's plan had succeeded; she was able to bring in all of the tribe's swing votes, along with a hesitant Adam, to dismantle the former Ta Keo tribe and send Matty over to the other season.
 	 	
9 	The Bros Turn Foes 	October 9-11, 2017
Ken was furious and despondent that he didn't use his idol the previous round to save "his boy" Ozzy, while Adam and Aubry were surprised and disappointed to see Matty swap seasons. In his place came Marisa, whose short-lived and complicated history with some of the other Kaoh Rong transfers did not make for the warmest greetings. She did not make things easier when she decided to immediately go after Amber and Colby, wanting revenge after they left her out of the first To Tang vote. Meanwhile, after betraying him the previous round, Adam tried to rebuild loyalty with Ken, but the latter was having nothing of it, outright threatening that he was the next to go. Despite being in a tight spot, Ken continued to make connections with Brooke and Marisa, and came clean to Angie about his alliance with Adam from the beginning. Though yet another offer to switch seasons went untaken, there was still some mingling, as Angie floated past Tony some numbers she had noticed while talking with Jeff. They figured out it was a combination to a locked box, and wound up with a pair of two Brother Idols. While they ruminated over the right time to use them, the others seemed focus on Ken's second idol, which he was hellbent on using to blow up the game.
*!mmunity Challenge (Cambodian Catering): The castaways play a Flash game called "Island Chef Academy." The two individuals who score the second- and third-highest in the game win, while the first-place finisher receives an advantage in the next challenge.
At the !mmunity Challenge, the top five were Amber, Aubry, Katie, Ken and Marisa. Amber overperformed, leaving it to the next two highest scorers in Aubry and Marisa to clinch !mmunity. Without safety around his neck, the easy target seemed to be Ken, and he acted resigned to his fate. But Adam was fearful Ken would play the idol and the votes would bounce back on him, so he decided to start scheming and proposed forming an alliance with Amber, Brooke, and Katie. The rest of the tribe quickly heard about this new coalition, causing Brooke to panic and tell Angie about Adam's scheming. When Angie told Erin, she took it as Adam was going after her personally, and proceeded to go off on him. While some were confused by the under the radar Erin coming out of her shell, Adam decided to turn his focus away from his new foe Ken and onto Angie for spreading rumors. Meanwhile, Marisa was itching to make a move with her new lease on life, and buddied up with Ken. The vote was still up in the air heading into Tr!bal Council. Ken took a huge risk when he didn't play his idol. But it ended up working out; he only received three votes against him, and while Adam voted against Angie, the rest of the tribe joined together to send him to the jury.	
Ken was furious and despondent that he didn't use his idol the previous round to save "his boy" Ozzy, while Adam and Aubry were surprised and disappointed to see Matty swap seasons. In his place came Marisa, whose short-lived and complicated history with some of the other Kaoh Rong transfers did not make for the warmest greetings. She did not make things easier when she decided to immediately go after Amber and Colby, wanting revenge after they left her out of the first To Tang vote. Meanwhile, after betraying him the previous round, Adam tried to rebuild loyalty with Ken, but the latter was having nothing of it, outright threatening that he was the next to go. Despite being in a tight spot, Ken continued to make connections with Brooke and Marisa, and came clean to Angie about his alliance with Adam from the beginning. Though yet another offer to switch seasons went untaken, there was still some mingling, as Angie floated past Tony some numbers she had noticed while talking with Jeff. They figured out it was a combination to a locked box, and wound up with a pair of two Brother Idols. While they ruminated over the right time to use them, the others seemed focus on Ken's second idol, which he was hellbent on using to blow up the game.
*!mmunity Challenge (Cambodian Catering): The castaways play a Flash game called "Island Chef Academy." The two individuals who score the second- and third-highest in the game win, while the first-place finisher receives an advantage in the next challenge.
At the !mmunity Challenge, the top five were Amber, Aubry, Katie, Ken and Marisa. Amber overperformed, leaving it to the next two highest scorers in Aubry and Marisa to clinch !mmunity. Without safety around his neck, the easy target seemed to be Ken, and he acted resigned to his fate. But Adam was fearful Ken would play the idol and the votes would bounce back on him, so he decided to start scheming and proposed forming an alliance with Amber, Brooke, and Katie. The rest of the tribe quickly heard about this new coalition, causing Brooke to panic and tell Angie about Adam's scheming. When Angie told Erin, she took it as Adam was going after her personally, and proceeded to go off on him. While some were confused by the under the radar Erin coming out of her shell, Adam decided to turn his focus away from his new foe Ken and onto Angie for spreading rumors. Meanwhile, Marisa was itching to make a move with her new lease on life, and buddied up with Ken. The vote was still up in the air heading into Tr!bal Council. Ken took a huge risk when he didn't play his idol. But it ended up working out; he only received three votes against him, and while Adam voted against Angie, the rest of the tribe joined together to send him to the jury.	
Ken was furious and despondent that he didn't use his idol the previous round to save "his boy" Ozzy, while Adam and Aubry were surprised and disappointed to see Matty swap seasons. In his place came Marisa, whose short-lived and complicated history with some of the other Kaoh Rong transfers did not make for the warmest greetings. She did not make things easier when she decided to immediately go after Amber and Colby, wanting revenge after they left her out of the first To Tang vote. Meanwhile, after betraying him the previous round, Adam tried to rebuild loyalty with Ken, but the latter was having nothing of it, outright threatening that he was the next to go. Despite being in a tight spot, Ken continued to make connections with Brooke and Marisa, and came clean to Angie about his alliance with Adam from the beginning. Though yet another offer to switch seasons went untaken, there was still some mingling, as Angie floated past Tony some numbers she had noticed while talking with Jeff. They figured out it was a combination to a locked box, and wound up with a pair of two Brother Idols. While they ruminated over the right time to use them, the others seemed focus on Ken's second idol, which he was hellbent on using to blow up the game.
*!mmunity Challenge (Cambodian Catering): The castaways play a Flash game called "Island Chef Academy." The two individuals who score the second- and third-highest in the game win, while the first-place finisher receives an advantage in the next challenge.
At the !mmunity Challenge, the top five were Amber, Aubry, Katie, Ken and Marisa. Amber overperformed, leaving it to the next two highest scorers in Aubry and Marisa to clinch !mmunity. Without safety around his neck, the easy target seemed to be Ken, and he acted resigned to his fate. But Adam was fearful Ken would play the idol and the votes would bounce back on him, so he decided to start scheming and proposed forming an alliance with Amber, Brooke, and Katie. The rest of the tribe quickly heard about this new coalition, causing Brooke to panic and tell Angie about Adam's scheming. When Angie told Erin, she took it as Adam was going after her personally, and proceeded to go off on him. While some were confused by the under the radar Erin coming out of her shell, Adam decided to turn his focus away from his new foe Ken and onto Angie for spreading rumors. Meanwhile, Marisa was itching to make a move with her new lease on life, and buddied up with Ken. The vote was still up in the air heading into Tr!bal Council. Ken took a huge risk when he didn't play his idol. But it ended up working out; he only received three votes against him, and while Adam voted against Angie, the rest of the tribe joined together to send him to the jury.
 	 	
10 	The Gamechanger 	October 11-14, 2017
Though some were happy to see the wily Adam leave, they were disappointed to not force Ken to play his idol. After the vote, there seemed to be several groups shaking out. Angie, Brooke, and Erin were together, as were Colby, Ken, and Marisa, leaving Amber, Aubry, and Katie in the middle. Meanwhile, as the latest to enter the season, Marisa was earning some good will with her tribe, making up with Amber and forming a tight partnership called "the Devil Twins" with Ken.
*Surv!vor Auction: Brooke won the Tiebreaker, allowing her to break all ties in future auction bids. Katie won the Sandwich, giving her a small lead in the next !mmunity Challenge. Erin won the Steak, giving her a large lead in the next !mmunity Challenge. Marisa won the Gamechanger, giving her the opportunity to switch seasons; however, since she was the only one to bid on it in both seasons, she instead ended up with $10. Marisa also won the Nullifier, nullifying the first vote they receive at an upcoming Tr!bal Council; a Mystery Prize, which turned out to be a signed poster of Brenda Lowe; and the Switcheroo, allowing her to switch the cash amounts of any two players. Ken won a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol. Aubry won the Secret. Colby won the Guest, an ability to pick someone from the other season to vote at the next Tr!bal Council. Angie won the Escape, making them immune from any elimination involving deadlock tiebreakers at any upcoming Tr!bal Council. Amber won the Necklace and individual !mmunity.
The castaways were surprised to the see the Surv!vor auction set up and money in their pockets. Marisa took a calculated risk bidding on the Gamechanger, hoping nobody else would want to switch seasons so she can get an additional $10. She was correct in her reasoning, and she used her extra money to secure several other players. Marisa had planned on letting Amber have the Necklace, and though she jeopardized it by accidentally switching her cash with Colby, she still ended up with the winning bid. Back at camp, Aubry found out that her Secret was very valuable safety: a Hidden !mmunity Necklace that could be used in any of the next three rounds. As the cherry on top, Amber approached her to make a Final 3 alliance. Facing the vote, Brooke decided to go after Marisa, which Angie agreed to. Ken found out the plan and told Marisa, who then concocted a gambit to bring in ColbySarah (who would be visiting Tr!bal Council to vote, per Colby's Guest win in the Auction), and possibly Amber or Katie. They targeted Angie, but when word got back to the other side via Katie, she began formulating a plan to play her idol and possibly flush Ken's. Meanwhile, Colby worked on Amber to bring her over to his side, but she was hesitant about an alliance with Ken's idol at the helm. Angie decided to tell Katie and Erin about her idol, but her withholding the information caused Katie to run to the other side and now express interest in voting against her. At Tr!bal Council, the votes were divided between Angie and Ken. Amber, Colby, Ken, Marisa and Sarah all voted for Angie, while Angie, Erin and Katie cast their votes for Ken. Fully expecting both sides to use idols, Brooke cast a vote to Marisa as insurance (but which was nullified by Marisa's auction prize). But a tardy vote from arguably one of the safest players in the game blindsided every single person at Tr!bal Council, as Aubry's vote against herself ended up being the only vote that counted, sending her out of the game.	
Though some were happy to see the wily Adam leave, they were disappointed to not force Ken to play his idol. After the vote, there seemed to be several groups shaking out. Angie, Brooke, and Erin were together, as were Colby, Ken, and Marisa, leaving Amber, Aubry, and Katie in the middle. Meanwhile, as the latest to enter the season, Marisa was earning some good will with her tribe, making up with Amber and forming a tight partnership called "the Devil Twins" with Ken.
*Surv!vor Auction: Brooke won the Tiebreaker, allowing her to break all ties in future auction bids. Katie won the Sandwich, giving her a small lead in the next !mmunity Challenge. Erin won the Steak, giving her a large lead in the next !mmunity Challenge. Marisa won the Gamechanger, giving her the opportunity to switch seasons; however, since she was the only one to bid on it in both seasons, she instead ended up with $10. Marisa also won the Nullifier, nullifying the first vote they receive at an upcoming Tr!bal Council; a Mystery Prize, which turned out to be a signed poster of Brenda Lowe; and the Switcheroo, allowing her to switch the cash amounts of any two players. Ken won a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol. Aubry won the Secret. Colby won the Guest, an ability to pick someone from the other season to vote at the next Tr!bal Council. Angie won the Escape, making them immune from any elimination involving deadlock tiebreakers at any upcoming Tr!bal Council. Amber won the Necklace and individual !mmunity.
The castaways were surprised to the see the Surv!vor auction set up and money in their pockets. Marisa took a calculated risk bidding on the Gamechanger, hoping nobody else would want to switch seasons so she can get an additional $10. She was correct in her reasoning, and she used her extra money to secure several other players. Marisa had planned on letting Amber have the Necklace, and though she jeopardized it by accidentally switching her cash with Colby, she still ended up with the winning bid. Back at camp, Aubry found out that her Secret was very valuable safety: a Hidden !mmunity Necklace that could be used in any of the next three rounds. As the cherry on top, Amber approached her to make a Final 3 alliance. Facing the vote, Brooke decided to go after Marisa, which Angie agreed to. Ken found out the plan and told Marisa, who then concocted a gambit to bring in ColbySarah (who would be visiting Tr!bal Council to vote, per Colby's Guest win in the Auction), and possibly Amber or Katie. They targeted Angie, but when word got back to the other side via Katie, she began formulating a plan to play her idol and possibly flush Ken's. Meanwhile, Colby worked on Amber to bring her over to his side, but she was hesitant about an alliance with Ken's idol at the helm. Angie decided to tell Katie and Erin about her idol, but her withholding the information caused Katie to run to the other side and now express interest in voting against her. At Tr!bal Council, the votes were divided between Angie and Ken. Amber, Colby, Ken, Marisa and Sarah all voted for Angie, while Angie, Erin and Katie cast their votes for Ken. Fully expecting both sides to use idols, Brooke cast a vote to Marisa as insurance (but which was nullified by Marisa's auction prize). But a tardy vote from arguably one of the safest players in the game blindsided every single person at Tr!bal Council, as Aubry's vote against herself ended up being the only vote that counted, sending her out of the game.	
Though some were happy to see the wily Adam leave, they were disappointed to not force Ken to play his idol. After the vote, there seemed to be several groups shaking out. Angie, Brooke, and Erin were together, as were Colby, Ken, and Marisa, leaving Amber, Aubry, and Katie in the middle. Meanwhile, as the latest to enter the season, Marisa was earning some good will with her tribe, making up with Amber and forming a tight partnership called "the Devil Twins" with Ken.
*Surv!vor Auction: Brooke won the Tiebreaker, allowing her to break all ties in future auction bids. Katie won the Sandwich, giving her a small lead in the next !mmunity Challenge. Erin won the Steak, giving her a large lead in the next !mmunity Challenge. Marisa won the Gamechanger, giving her the opportunity to switch seasons; however, since she was the only one to bid on it in both seasons, she instead ended up with $10. Marisa also won the Nullifier, nullifying the first vote they receive at an upcoming Tr!bal Council; a Mystery Prize, which turned out to be a signed poster of Brenda Lowe; and the Switcheroo, allowing her to switch the cash amounts of any two players. Ken won a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol. Aubry won the Secret. Colby won the Guest, an ability to pick someone from the other season to vote at the next Tr!bal Council. Angie won the Escape, making them immune from any elimination involving deadlock tiebreakers at any upcoming Tr!bal Council. Amber won the Necklace and individual !mmunity.
The castaways were surprised to the see the Surv!vor auction set up and money in their pockets. Marisa took a calculated risk bidding on the Gamechanger, hoping nobody else would want to switch seasons so she can get an additional $10. She was correct in her reasoning, and she used her extra money to secure several other players. Marisa had planned on letting Amber have the Necklace, and though she jeopardized it by accidentally switching her cash with Colby, she still ended up with the winning bid. Back at camp, Aubry found out that her Secret was very valuable safety: a Hidden !mmunity Necklace that could be used in any of the next three rounds. As the cherry on top, Amber approached her to make a Final 3 alliance. Facing the vote, Brooke decided to go after Marisa, which Angie agreed to. Ken found out the plan and told Marisa, who then concocted a gambit to bring in ColbySarah (who would be visiting Tr!bal Council to vote, per Colby's Guest win in the Auction), and possibly Amber or Katie. They targeted Angie, but when word got back to the other side via Katie, she began formulating a plan to play her idol and possibly flush Ken's. Meanwhile, Colby worked on Amber to bring her over to his side, but she was hesitant about an alliance with Ken's idol at the helm. Angie decided to tell Katie and Erin about her idol, but her withholding the information caused Katie to run to the other side and now express interest in voting against her. At Tr!bal Council, the votes were divided between Angie and Ken. Amber, Colby, Ken, Marisa and Sarah all voted for Angie, while Angie, Erin and Katie cast their votes for Ken. Fully expecting both sides to use idols, Brooke cast a vote to Marisa as insurance (but which was nullified by Marisa's auction prize). But a tardy vote from arguably one of the safest players in the game blindsided every single person at Tr!bal Council, as Aubry's vote against herself ended up being the only vote that counted, sending her out of the game.
 	 	
11 	Cookie Bribes, Finale Deals 	October 14-16, 2017
The tribe was reeling after the shocking events of the last Tr!bal Council that resulted in Aubry self-voting herself out. But now it was time to do some clean-up, as Amber went to the contingency of Brooke, Erin, Katie, and Angie to explain why she flipped on them. The women were furious at her for her betrayal, but Angie encouraged them to act civil, knowing they needed her for the majority. The next day, Erin decided to do her own flirting with the other side, going to Marisa with a plan to get rid of Ken for fear of him and Angie secretly working together. She even sat Amber down and seemed to open her heart, wanting to join her on her plan.
*!mmunity Challenge (Pole Dancing): The castaways are secretly and randomly matched into 1 vs. 1 match-ups in a bracket format. In each round, the person who unspools him or herself from a pole to release more rope will win the match-up and move on to the next round. Throughout the course of the challenge, Jeff will post a series of commands that can advance a player further through certain rounds and set them back in others (ex. Gain 5 ft in Match 1, lose 3 ft in Match 2, gain 2 ft in Match 3). Each castaway can only take one command per posting. The person who advances through the bracket and wins the final match-up wins !mmunity.
The !mmunity Challenge had the castaways facing off in 1-on-1 matches tournament style. In the first round, Marisa, Colby, Ken and Katie won and moved on. In the second round, Colby beat Marisa, and Katie beat Ken. It came down to a showdown between Colby and Katie, and Katie eked out enough rope to win !mmunity. Back at camp, Marisa figured out the map in an idol clue represented the temple ruins near the camp, and once she searched there, she came up with a Hidden !mmunity Idol. With Erin now firmly on the other side of the votes, the target turned from Ken to Angie, and became further solidified when Katie hopped on board. Marisa made her first Final 2 deal of the season, and it was surprisingly with Katie, having been impressed with her during her time in Cambodia. When it came time to vote, only Brooke stuck by her Bayon ally Angie and voted for Marisa, while the others abandoned the sinking ship along with the turning tide.	The tribe was reeling after the shocking events of the last Tr!bal Council that resulted in Aubry self-voting herself out. But now it was time to do some clean-up, as Amber went to the contingency of Brooke, Erin, Katie, and Angie to explain why she flipped on them. The women were furious at her for her betrayal, but Angie encouraged them to act civil, knowing they needed her for the majority. The next day, Erin decided to do her own flirting with the other side, going to Marisa with a plan to get rid of Ken for fear of him and Angie secretly working together. She even sat Amber down and seemed to open her heart, wanting to join her on her plan.
*!mmunity Challenge (Pole Dancing): The castaways are secretly and randomly matched into 1 vs. 1 match-ups in a bracket format. In each round, the person who unspools him or herself from a pole to release more rope will win the match-up and move on to the next round. Throughout the course of the challenge, Jeff will post a series of commands that can advance a player further through certain rounds and set them back in others (ex. Gain 5 ft in Match 1, lose 3 ft in Match 2, gain 2 ft in Match 3). Each castaway can only take one command per posting. The person who advances through the bracket and wins the final match-up wins !mmunity.
The !mmunity Challenge had the castaways facing off in 1-on-1 matches tournament style. In the first round, Marisa, Colby, Ken and Katie won and moved on. In the second round, Colby beat Marisa, and Katie beat Ken. It came down to a showdown between Colby and Katie, and Katie eked out enough rope to win !mmunity. Back at camp, Marisa figured out the map in an idol clue represented the temple ruins near the camp, and once she searched there, she came up with a Hidden !mmunity Idol. With Erin now firmly on the other side of the votes, the target turned from Ken to Angie, and became further solidified when Katie hopped on board. Marisa made her first Final 2 deal of the season, and it was surprisingly with Katie, having been impressed with her during her time in Cambodia. When it came time to vote, only Brooke stuck by her Bayon ally Angie and voted for Marisa, while the others abandoned the sinking ship along with the turning tide.	The tribe was reeling after the shocking events of the last Tr!bal Council that resulted in Aubry self-voting herself out. But now it was time to do some clean-up, as Amber went to the contingency of Brooke, Erin, Katie, and Angie to explain why she flipped on them. The women were furious at her for her betrayal, but Angie encouraged them to act civil, knowing they needed her for the majority. The next day, Erin decided to do her own flirting with the other side, going to Marisa with a plan to get rid of Ken for fear of him and Angie secretly working together. She even sat Amber down and seemed to open her heart, wanting to join her on her plan.
*!mmunity Challenge (Pole Dancing): The castaways are secretly and randomly matched into 1 vs. 1 match-ups in a bracket format. In each round, the person who unspools him or herself from a pole to release more rope will win the match-up and move on to the next round. Throughout the course of the challenge, Jeff will post a series of commands that can advance a player further through certain rounds and set them back in others (ex. Gain 5 ft in Match 1, lose 3 ft in Match 2, gain 2 ft in Match 3). Each castaway can only take one command per posting. The person who advances through the bracket and wins the final match-up wins !mmunity.
The !mmunity Challenge had the castaways facing off in 1-on-1 matches tournament style. In the first round, Marisa, Colby, Ken and Katie won and moved on. In the second round, Colby beat Marisa, and Katie beat Ken. It came down to a showdown between Colby and Katie, and Katie eked out enough rope to win !mmunity. Back at camp, Marisa figured out the map in an idol clue represented the temple ruins near the camp, and once she searched there, she came up with a Hidden !mmunity Idol. With Erin now firmly on the other side of the votes, the target turned from Ken to Angie, and became further solidified when Katie hopped on board. Marisa made her first Final 2 deal of the season, and it was surprisingly with Katie, having been impressed with her during her time in Cambodia. When it came time to vote, only Brooke stuck by her Bayon ally Angie and voted for Marisa, while the others abandoned the sinking ship along with the turning tide.
 	 	
12 	Plant The Right Seeds And My Game Will Flourish	October 16-18, 2017
Brooke felt idiotic after being left out of the vote by Amber, Colby, Erin, and Katie. And while those who betrayed her and Angie felt bad for what they did, Ken was stunned that one of his biggest rivals had finally left the game. The next day, Amber once again tried to mend fences with Brooke, but it caused Brooke to pretty much swear off Amber and Colby. Meanwhile, Ken might have been looking to do the same, not too happy about being in an alliance with such a tight pair.
*!mmunity Challenge (Slip, Slide & Score): The castaways are presented with a grid containing colored and numbered squares. They must draw a path from the top of the grid to the bottom. Each square represents the number of seconds they will take to traverse that part of the course. The numbers on the squares in their path will be added up and then also added to the time they take to complete the challenge. The player with the fastest time wins !mmunity.
During the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways were tempted with a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol in exchange for adding loads of time to their overall score. Most of the tribe went for the idol clue, and it came down just a few seconds that separated Ken and Marisa, though Ken ended up pulling out a victory out over his ally. With the majority of the tribe in possession of a clue, a rampant idol hunt started back at camp. Everyone struggled figuring out the clue, but thanks to Amber and Erin tipping off the other season, Marty was able to find the next set of Brother Idols, and chose to share them with Ken because they were both immune and to pay him back for the idol he gave him earlier in the season. It initially seemed obvious that Brooke would be the next to go, considering how she was on the bottom. But Ken wanted to keep her around as a larger target for his game, and tried to instead get everyone to go after Katie. Seeing a possible way to get in, Brooke began throwing her former alliance mates under the bus to Ken, who bought everything hook, line, and sinker. But the ploy only worked on him; he cast his planned vote against Katie, Brooke voted for Amber due to her betrayal, and everyone else went for the easy target and got rid of Brooke.	Brooke felt idiotic after being left out of the vote by Amber, Colby, Erin, and Katie. And while those who betrayed her and Angie felt bad for what they did, Ken was stunned that one of his biggest rivals had finally left the game. The next day, Amber once again tried to mend fences with Brooke, but it caused Brooke to pretty much swear off Amber and Colby. Meanwhile, Ken might have been looking to do the same, not too happy about being in an alliance with such a tight pair.
*!mmunity Challenge (Slip, Slide & Score): The castaways are presented with a grid containing colored and numbered squares. They must draw a path from the top of the grid to the bottom. Each square represents the number of seconds they will take to traverse that part of the course. The numbers on the squares in their path will be added up and then also added to the time they take to complete the challenge. The player with the fastest time wins !mmunity.
During the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways were tempted with a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol in exchange for adding loads of time to their overall score. Most of the tribe went for the idol clue, and it came down just a few seconds that separated Ken and Marisa, though Ken ended up pulling out a victory out over his ally. With the majority of the tribe in possession of a clue, a rampant idol hunt started back at camp. Everyone struggled figuring out the clue, but thanks to Amber and Erin tipping off the other season, Marty was able to find the next set of Brother Idols, and chose to share them with Ken because they were both immune and to pay him back for the idol he gave him earlier in the season. It initially seemed obvious that Brooke would be the next to go, considering how she was on the bottom. But Ken wanted to keep her around as a larger target for his game, and tried to instead get everyone to go after Katie. Seeing a possible way to get in, Brooke began throwing her former alliance mates under the bus to Ken, who bought everything hook, line, and sinker. But the ploy only worked on him; he cast his planned vote against Katie, Brooke voted for Amber due to her betrayal, and everyone else went for the easy target and got rid of Brooke.	Brooke felt idiotic after being left out of the vote by Amber, Colby, Erin, and Katie. And while those who betrayed her and Angie felt bad for what they did, Ken was stunned that one of his biggest rivals had finally left the game. The next day, Amber once again tried to mend fences with Brooke, but it caused Brooke to pretty much swear off Amber and Colby. Meanwhile, Ken might have been looking to do the same, not too happy about being in an alliance with such a tight pair.
*!mmunity Challenge (Slip, Slide & Score): The castaways are presented with a grid containing colored and numbered squares. They must draw a path from the top of the grid to the bottom. Each square represents the number of seconds they will take to traverse that part of the course. The numbers on the squares in their path will be added up and then also added to the time they take to complete the challenge. The player with the fastest time wins !mmunity.
During the !mmunity Challenge, the castaways were tempted with a clue to the Hidden !mmunity Idol in exchange for adding loads of time to their overall score. Most of the tribe went for the idol clue, and it came down just a few seconds that separated Ken and Marisa, though Ken ended up pulling out a victory out over his ally. With the majority of the tribe in possession of a clue, a rampant idol hunt started back at camp. Everyone struggled figuring out the clue, but thanks to Amber and Erin tipping off the other season, Marty was able to find the next set of Brother Idols, and chose to share them with Ken because they were both immune and to pay him back for the idol he gave him earlier in the season. It initially seemed obvious that Brooke would be the next to go, considering how she was on the bottom. But Ken wanted to keep her around as a larger target for his game, and tried to instead get everyone to go after Katie. Seeing a possible way to get in, Brooke began throwing her former alliance mates under the bus to Ken, who bought everything hook, line, and sinker. But the ploy only worked on him; he cast his planned vote against Katie, Brooke voted for Amber due to her betrayal, and everyone else went for the easy target and got rid of Brooke.
 	 	
13 	I'm Gonna Get Ya Somehow 	October 18-20, 2017
Amber was not happy to get singled out by Brooke at Tr!bal Council, and her fears were founded when Ken's next plan was to split up the close pair of her and Colby. But Erin decided to take the opportunity to make a Final 3 deal with her, hoping to leech off of her new villain persona. Despite Ken's desire to target Katie the day before, the two surprisingly came together to compare notes, only to realize that Erin has never showed her cards.
*!mmunity Challenge (Folklore): Jeff Probst will tell the castaways a story, and then they will race into the jungle answering questions as quickly as they can. Once they find a booth with a question, they will reach into the urn that corresponds to the answer they think is correct. If they are right, they will get a medallion. If they are wrong, they will have lost time. The first player to collect 5 medallions will win !mmunity.
In an !mmunity Challenge that tested memory, Erin quickly ran into difficulties, while Amber, Katie and Marisa were tempted by a special scroll up for grabs that revealed the next round would only have one !mmunity necklace up for grabs across seasons, and would involve partnering up with someone on the other season. Meanwhile, figuring the women would turn on him as soon as he was unsafe, Ken pulled off a much-needed victory. In order to protect herself, Marisa doubled down on Ken's idea to split up Amber and Colby, and Amber debated throwing one of her oldest allies to keep herself in the game. Ken found out from Marty that he would need to play his Brother Idol tonight. Since he was already immune, he wanted to use it to guarantee Amber's ouster, and told Marisa and Katie about his plan to use it on Colby. Marisa then spread the information to the rest of the tribe, prompting a new wave of scrambling and last-minute decisions. Realizing how far Ken wanted to go to get her out, Amber decided it was time to take the game into her own hands. While Colby and Erin ruminated over possibly turning their votes onto Katie she came to them with a different plan: get rid of Marisa. At this point, she had shown them that she didn't really have any true allegiance to anyone, and this could be a perfect point to get her out. But they needed one more vote to avoid a tie, so they tried to appeal to Katie, who seemed to be causing her own chaos by not giving anyone a straight answer. At Tr!bal Council, Ken and Marisa got ready to target Amber with their idol ploy, but the rest of the tribe had other plans. Ken gave the next invitation of his self-proclaimed "Idol Party" to Katie, but was shocked to find her turn on him and joining the others to vote out Marisa.	Amber was not happy to get singled out by Brooke at Tr!bal Council, and her fears were founded when Ken's next plan was to split up the close pair of her and Colby. But Erin decided to take the opportunity to make a Final 3 deal with her, hoping to leech off of her new villain persona. Despite Ken's desire to target Katie the day before, the two surprisingly came together to compare notes, only to realize that Erin has never showed her cards.
*!mmunity Challenge (Folklore): Jeff Probst will tell the castaways a story, and then they will race into the jungle answering questions as quickly as they can. Once they find a booth with a question, they will reach into the urn that corresponds to the answer they think is correct. If they are right, they will get a medallion. If they are wrong, they will have lost time. The first player to collect 5 medallions will win !mmunity.
In an !mmunity Challenge that tested memory, Erin quickly ran into difficulties, while Amber, Katie and Marisa were tempted by a special scroll up for grabs that revealed the next round would only have one !mmunity necklace up for grabs across seasons, and would involve partnering up with someone on the other season. Meanwhile, figuring the women would turn on him as soon as he was unsafe, Ken pulled off a much-needed victory. In order to protect herself, Marisa doubled down on Ken's idea to split up Amber and Colby, and Amber debated throwing one of her oldest allies to keep herself in the game. Ken found out from Marty that he would need to play his Brother Idol tonight. Since he was already immune, he wanted to use it to guarantee Amber's ouster, and told Marisa and Katie about his plan to use it on Colby. Marisa then spread the information to the rest of the tribe, prompting a new wave of scrambling and last-minute decisions. Realizing how far Ken wanted to go to get her out, Amber decided it was time to take the game into her own hands. While Colby and Erin ruminated over possibly turning their votes onto Katie she came to them with a different plan: get rid of Marisa. At this point, she had shown them that she didn't really have any true allegiance to anyone, and this could be a perfect point to get her out. But they needed one more vote to avoid a tie, so they tried to appeal to Katie, who seemed to be causing her own chaos by not giving anyone a straight answer. At Tr!bal Council, Ken and Marisa got ready to target Amber with their idol ploy, but the rest of the tribe had other plans. Ken gave the next invitation of his self-proclaimed "Idol Party" to Katie, but was shocked to find her turn on him and joining the others to vote out Marisa.	Amber was not happy to get singled out by Brooke at Tr!bal Council, and her fears were founded when Ken's next plan was to split up the close pair of her and Colby. But Erin decided to take the opportunity to make a Final 3 deal with her, hoping to leech off of her new villain persona. Despite Ken's desire to target Katie the day before, the two surprisingly came together to compare notes, only to realize that Erin has never showed her cards.
*!mmunity Challenge (Folklore): Jeff Probst will tell the castaways a story, and then they will race into the jungle answering questions as quickly as they can. Once they find a booth with a question, they will reach into the urn that corresponds to the answer they think is correct. If they are right, they will get a medallion. If they are wrong, they will have lost time. The first player to collect 5 medallions will win !mmunity.
In an !mmunity Challenge that tested memory, Erin quickly ran into difficulties, while Amber, Katie and Marisa were tempted by a special scroll up for grabs that revealed the next round would only have one !mmunity necklace up for grabs across seasons, and would involve partnering up with someone on the other season. Meanwhile, figuring the women would turn on him as soon as he was unsafe, Ken pulled off a much-needed victory. In order to protect herself, Marisa doubled down on Ken's idea to split up Amber and Colby, and Amber debated throwing one of her oldest allies to keep herself in the game. Ken found out from Marty that he would need to play his Brother Idol tonight. Since he was already immune, he wanted to use it to guarantee Amber's ouster, and told Marisa and Katie about his plan to use it on Colby. Marisa then spread the information to the rest of the tribe, prompting a new wave of scrambling and last-minute decisions. Realizing how far Ken wanted to go to get her out, Amber decided it was time to take the game into her own hands. While Colby and Erin ruminated over possibly turning their votes onto Katie she came to them with a different plan: get rid of Marisa. At this point, she had shown them that she didn't really have any true allegiance to anyone, and this could be a perfect point to get her out. But they needed one more vote to avoid a tie, so they tried to appeal to Katie, who seemed to be causing her own chaos by not giving anyone a straight answer. At Tr!bal Council, Ken and Marisa got ready to target Amber with their idol ploy, but the rest of the tribe had other plans. Ken gave the next invitation of his self-proclaimed "Idol Party" to Katie, but was shocked to find her turn on him and joining the others to vote out Marisa.
 	 	
14 	I Don't Care If He Pulls Out His Two-Inch Penis	October 20-23, 2017
The aftershocks of Marisa's blindside still rumbled around the camp, and Ken vowed to swear off Katie after she flipped on him. Meanwhile, she was happy she got him to play the idol on her, but was also nervous that her move would mean someone against her on the jury. The next day, the final five celebrated making the finale of a wild 40-person dual season, though Ken knew he was out on an island playing on the island.
*!mmunity Challenge (Jungle Love): The castaways pair up with someone else from the other season. Each pair will run across balance beams and retrieve colored blocks to make patterns that will score them points. Each red block is worth 8 points, each yellow block is worth 9 points, and each blue block is worth 10 points. Additionally, they can trade in 3 blocks of the same color for a bonus 21 points, or 3 blocks of 3 different colors for a bonus 20 points. The pair with the most points at the end of the challenge wins, and must decide between themselves who of the pair will get the !mmunity Necklace and attend the other season's Tr!bal Council instead of their own.
The castaways from both seasons came together on the same beach for the last time. Jeff Probst told them that, in the spirit of one of the very first twists in Surv!vor history, they would compete as each other's "loved ones" in pairs across seasons. The pair who wins the challenge would then get to determine who wins the !mmunity necklace, which not only gives them safety, but allows them to vote at the other season's Tr!bal Council. Marty paired up with Ken, Mia paired up with Erin, Sarah paired up with Amber, Tom paired up with Colby, and Tony paired up with Katie. Erin decided to organize her allies in an attempt to block Marty and Ken from winning. As a result, it came down to Colby & Tom and Katie & Tony for the win, and the guys ended up taking it. They elected to give Colby the necklace, as he simultaneously felt secure in the plan on his own season and wanted revenge on Marty in his former season. Katie found an idol clue at the challenge, but struggled to decipher it, allowing Amber to find the idol before her ally. Though the vote seemed easy initially, Erin was beginning to grow paranoid that the season could finish with a Final 2 instead of a Final 3, and worried she may get cut down the line. Despite that looming threat, she decided to concentrate on the current matter at hand, and at Tr!bal Council, the Orkun tribe finally came to a unanimous vote as they easily dispatched Ken.	The aftershocks of Marisa's blindside still rumbled around the camp, and Ken vowed to swear off Katie after she flipped on him. Meanwhile, she was happy she got him to play the idol on her, but was also nervous that her move would mean someone against her on the jury. The next day, the final five celebrated making the finale of a wild 40-person dual season, though Ken knew he was out on an island playing on the island.
*!mmunity Challenge (Jungle Love): The castaways pair up with someone else from the other season. Each pair will run across balance beams and retrieve colored blocks to make patterns that will score them points. Each red block is worth 8 points, each yellow block is worth 9 points, and each blue block is worth 10 points. Additionally, they can trade in 3 blocks of the same color for a bonus 21 points, or 3 blocks of 3 different colors for a bonus 20 points. The pair with the most points at the end of the challenge wins, and must decide between themselves who of the pair will get the !mmunity Necklace and attend the other season's Tr!bal Council instead of their own.
The castaways from both seasons came together on the same beach for the last time. Jeff Probst told them that, in the spirit of one of the very first twists in Surv!vor history, they would compete as each other's "loved ones" in pairs across seasons. The pair who wins the challenge would then get to determine who wins the !mmunity necklace, which not only gives them safety, but allows them to vote at the other season's Tr!bal Council. Marty paired up with Ken, Mia paired up with Erin, Sarah paired up with Amber, Tom paired up with Colby, and Tony paired up with Katie. Erin decided to organize her allies in an attempt to block Marty and Ken from winning. As a result, it came down to Colby & Tom and Katie & Tony for the win, and the guys ended up taking it. They elected to give Colby the necklace, as he simultaneously felt secure in the plan on his own season and wanted revenge on Marty in his former season. Katie found an idol clue at the challenge, but struggled to decipher it, allowing Amber to find the idol before her ally. Though the vote seemed easy initially, Erin was beginning to grow paranoid that the season could finish with a Final 2 instead of a Final 3, and worried she may get cut down the line. Despite that looming threat, she decided to concentrate on the current matter at hand, and at Tr!bal Council, the Orkun tribe finally came to a unanimous vote as they easily dispatched Ken.	The aftershocks of Marisa's blindside still rumbled around the camp, and Ken vowed to swear off Katie after she flipped on him. Meanwhile, she was happy she got him to play the idol on her, but was also nervous that her move would mean someone against her on the jury. The next day, the final five celebrated making the finale of a wild 40-person dual season, though Ken knew he was out on an island playing on the island.
*!mmunity Challenge (Jungle Love): The castaways pair up with someone else from the other season. Each pair will run across balance beams and retrieve colored blocks to make patterns that will score them points. Each red block is worth 8 points, each yellow block is worth 9 points, and each blue block is worth 10 points. Additionally, they can trade in 3 blocks of the same color for a bonus 21 points, or 3 blocks of 3 different colors for a bonus 20 points. The pair with the most points at the end of the challenge wins, and must decide between themselves who of the pair will get the !mmunity Necklace and attend the other season's Tr!bal Council instead of their own.
The castaways from both seasons came together on the same beach for the last time. Jeff Probst told them that, in the spirit of one of the very first twists in Surv!vor history, they would compete as each other's "loved ones" in pairs across seasons. The pair who wins the challenge would then get to determine who wins the !mmunity necklace, which not only gives them safety, but allows them to vote at the other season's Tr!bal Council. Marty paired up with Ken, Mia paired up with Erin, Sarah paired up with Amber, Tom paired up with Colby, and Tony paired up with Katie. Erin decided to organize her allies in an attempt to block Marty and Ken from winning. As a result, it came down to Colby & Tom and Katie & Tony for the win, and the guys ended up taking it. They elected to give Colby the necklace, as he simultaneously felt secure in the plan on his own season and wanted revenge on Marty in his former season. Katie found an idol clue at the challenge, but struggled to decipher it, allowing Amber to find the idol before her ally. Though the vote seemed easy initially, Erin was beginning to grow paranoid that the season could finish with a Final 2 instead of a Final 3, and worried she may get cut down the line. Despite that looming threat, she decided to concentrate on the current matter at hand, and at Tr!bal Council, the Orkun tribe finally came to a unanimous vote as they easily dispatched Ken.
 	 	
15 	There's Nothing To Fight About 	October 23-, 2017
Elated that one of the biggest players was now out of the game, the trio of Amber, Colby, and Erin plotted to take out Katie next. But Amber was secretly reticent to do so, as she had been speaking with Katie since even before the initial tribes were separated. Feeling the target on her, Katie tried to cash in on those feelings, going round-by-round to argue with Amber about how she's protected her. But Amber refused to accept her proposition to take out Colby in order to improve her chances in the final, and suffered an emotional breakdown on the beach.
*!mmunity Challenge (Bermuda Triangles): The castaways are asked 10 questions. For each question, they're given a triangle, with the end points representing other players and the segments in between representing shared criteria. They must fill in the points using the names of any castaway who did not make the Final 4 in this or the other season. The first player to submit a correct triangle gets a point; the player with the most points at the end of 9 questions will win.
The Final !mmunity Challenge tested the castaways on how well they remembered the events of the game. It was a close fight among all four castaways who got points, but Amber squeaked out a victory and a spot in the Final Three. Jeff immediately sent them to Tr!bal Council, but Amber took the opportunity in transit to tell Erin and Colby about her secret tight alliance with Katie, and informed Erin she would be voting for her due to working with the other two for longer than her. In a last-ditch effort, Erin then went to Colby to try to force a tie, hoping he could vote separately from Amber. She was able to get him on her side, and a 2-2 tie was forced. With none of the final 4 refusing to budge on their votes, it was time for them to spark some fire, even before the fire-making tiebreaker. Katie lashed out at Colby for going back on his word and voting for her, while Erin in turn went after Amber for her betrayal and said she would get no votes in the finals. The two Collins women brought that fire into the tiebreaker, where it took awhile, but it was a close race. Erin's and Katie's flames were only one inch apart right until the end, but Katie's flame eventually burned through the rope. On the way out, Erin doubled down of her statement, saying that Amber had made a horrendous move and had given Katie a slam-dunk victory.
On Day 39, the Final Three reflected over their various journeys throughout the tumultuous two seasons. Colby was excited to see himself sitting here as an old-school castaway, but wondered if his lack of personal connections to some jury members would come to fruition. Amber was thrilled to be in her first finals, and talked up her change in gameplay from her previous instances. Katie prided herself on playing in the shadows, earning loyalty, and not being afraid to lie. The remaining castaways were brought to a refurbished Invulnerability Beach where they met up with the finalists from the other season, enjoyed a final breakfast together, and had the afternoon to prepare for the Final Tr!bal Council. After facing their fellow competitors, the jury cast their vote for the title of Sole Surv!vor. Colby's predictions earlier that day turned out to be true, when he earned zero jury votes. Katie got the votes of Ozzy, Angie, and Erin, for not being voted out and having a great social game. But everyone else elected to give the victory to Amber for her gameplay, giving the Kaoh Rong transplant the Cambodia title.	Elated that one of the biggest players was now out of the game, the trio of Amber, Colby, and Erin plotted to take out Katie next. But Amber was secretly reticent to do so, as she had been speaking with Katie since even before the initial tribes were separated. Feeling the target on her, Katie tried to cash in on those feelings, going round-by-round to argue with Amber about how she's protected her. But Amber refused to accept her proposition to take out Colby in order to improve her chances in the final, and suffered an emotional breakdown on the beach.
*!mmunity Challenge (Bermuda Triangles): The castaways are asked 10 questions. For each question, they're given a triangle, with the end points representing other players and the segments in between representing shared criteria. They must fill in the points using the names of any castaway who did not make the Final 4 in this or the other season. The first player to submit a correct triangle gets a point; the player with the most points at the end of 9 questions will win.
The Final !mmunity Challenge tested the castaways on how well they remembered the events of the game. It was a close fight among all four castaways who got points, but Amber squeaked out a victory and a spot in the Final Three. Jeff immediately sent them to Tr!bal Council, but Amber took the opportunity in transit to tell Erin and Colby about her secret tight alliance with Katie, and informed Erin she would be voting for her due to working with the other two for longer than her. In a last-ditch effort, Erin then went to Colby to try to force a tie, hoping he could vote separately from Amber. She was able to get him on her side, and a 2-2 tie was forced. With none of the final 4 refusing to budge on their votes, it was time for them to spark some fire, even before the fire-making tiebreaker. Katie lashed out at Colby for going back on his word and voting for her, while Erin in turn went after Amber for her betrayal and said she would get no votes in the finals. The two Collins women brought that fire into the tiebreaker, where it took awhile, but it was a close race. Erin's and Katie's flames were only one inch apart right until the end, but Katie's flame eventually burned through the rope. On the way out, Erin doubled down of her statement, saying that Amber had made a horrendous move and had given Katie a slam-dunk victory.
On Day 39, the Final Three reflected over their various journeys throughout the tumultuous two seasons. Colby was excited to see himself sitting here as an old-school castaway, but wondered if his lack of personal connections to some jury members would come to fruition. Amber was thrilled to be in her first finals, and talked up her change in gameplay from her previous instances. Katie prided herself on playing in the shadows, earning loyalty, and not being afraid to lie. The remaining castaways were brought to a refurbished Invulnerability Beach where they met up with the finalists from the other season, enjoyed a final breakfast together, and had the afternoon to prepare for the Final Tr!bal Council. After facing their fellow competitors, the jury cast their vote for the title of Sole Surv!vor. Colby's predictions earlier that day turned out to be true, when he earned zero jury votes. Katie got the votes of Ozzy, Angie, and Erin, for not being voted out and having a great social game. But everyone else elected to give the victory to Amber for her gameplay, giving the Kaoh Rong transplant the Cambodia title.	Elated that one of the biggest players was now out of the game, the trio of Amber, Colby, and Erin plotted to take out Katie next. But Amber was secretly reticent to do so, as she had been speaking with Katie since even before the initial tribes were separated. Feeling the target on her, Katie tried to cash in on those feelings, going round-by-round to argue with Amber about how she's protected her. But Amber refused to accept her proposition to take out Colby in order to improve her chances in the final, and suffered an emotional breakdown on the beach.
*!mmunity Challenge (Bermuda Triangles): The castaways are asked 10 questions. For each question, they're given a triangle, with the end points representing other players and the segments in between representing shared criteria. They must fill in the points using the names of any castaway who did not make the Final 4 in this or the other season. The first player to submit a correct triangle gets a point; the player with the most points at the end of 9 questions will win.
The Final !mmunity Challenge tested the castaways on how well they remembered the events of the game. It was a close fight among all four castaways who got points, but Amber squeaked out a victory and a spot in the Final Three. Jeff immediately sent them to Tr!bal Council, but Amber took the opportunity in transit to tell Erin and Colby about her secret tight alliance with Katie, and informed Erin she would be voting for her due to working with the other two for longer than her. In a last-ditch effort, Erin then went to Colby to try to force a tie, hoping he could vote separately from Amber. She was able to get him on her side, and a 2-2 tie was forced. With none of the final 4 refusing to budge on their votes, it was time for them to spark some fire, even before the fire-making tiebreaker. Katie lashed out at Colby for going back on his word and voting for her, while Erin in turn went after Amber for her betrayal and said she would get no votes in the finals. The two Collins women brought that fire into the tiebreaker, where it took awhile, but it was a close race. Erin's and Katie's flames were only one inch apart right until the end, but Katie's flame eventually burned through the rope. On the way out, Erin doubled down of her statement, saying that Amber had made a horrendous move and had given Katie a slam-dunk victory.
On Day 39, the Final Three reflected over their various journeys throughout the tumultuous two seasons. Colby was excited to see himself sitting here as an old-school castaway, but wondered if his lack of personal connections to some jury members would come to fruition. Amber was thrilled to be in her first finals, and talked up her change in gameplay from her previous instances. Katie prided herself on playing in the shadows, earning loyalty, and not being afraid to lie. The remaining castaways were brought to a refurbished Invulnerability Beach where they met up with the finalists from the other season, enjoyed a final breakfast together, and had the afternoon to prepare for the Final Tr!bal Council. After facing their fellow competitors, the jury cast their vote for the title of Sole Surv!vor. Colby's predictions earlier that day turned out to be true, when he earned zero jury votes. Katie got the votes of Ozzy, Angie, and Erin, for not being voted out and having a great social game. But everyone else elected to give the victory to Amber for her gameplay, giving the Kaoh Rong transplant the Cambodia title.
 	 	
==Voting History==
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 No vote: Jerry was evacuated from the game due to inactivity. 
 Christina, Kat, and Susie were not chosen in the tribe switch, and were swapped over to Surv!vor: Kaoh Rong. 
 At this Tr!bal Council, the person who received the most votes was voted out, while the person who received the second-most votes was sent to Surv!vor: Kaoh Rong. 
 Ken played a hidden !mmunity idol, therefore four votes against him were not counted. 
 Ken and Angie played hidden !mmunity idols, therefore five and three votes against them were not counted, respectively. 
 Marisa won a vote nullifer at the Surv!vor Auction, therefore one vote against her was not counted. 
 Katie C. played a hidden !mmunity idol, therefore one vote against her was not counted. 
 In exchange for the !mmunity Necklace, Colby was not able to vote in his season's Tr!bal Council. 
 The first and second Tr!bal Council votes resulted in a tie. As there were only four castaways remaining, the two tied castaways competed in a fire making challenge to resolve the tie. 
 Erin lost to Katie C. in the fire making tiebreaker challenge.