Once we get past Jeff’s recap of the season we revisit
last week’s tribal council with our final four. Spencer is asking Tony if he
voted for Trish. He openly admits that he did. He says it was a strategic move,
he hated to do it to her, but it had to be done to get him to the end. The four
of them also start to congratulate each other and discuss how the end will go.
Tony is really giving the hard sell on his special idol making sure they think
he can use it this time. He wants them to think they can’t write his name down
even if he doesn’t win immunity.
In the morning the loved ones finally hit the beach! I
really thought they weren’t going to show this season. It was nice for the
final four to have a picnic with their family members instead of having the
stress of playing for time with them. Before you know it though the
pleasantries are over and it’s time for the immunity challenge. This challenge
is freaking me out! They are on the top of a high post on a windy day out in
the ocean. They have to pull up buckets of water to pour into a tube that will
draw up a key. Once they have the key they jump in and head to shore to unlock
pieces to for a puzzle. It’s the Tony and Spencer show again. Problem is, we
already know that Tony won’t know how to do the puzzle. Woo catches up and Kass
is a disaster on the pole. The puzzle is tough and Kass is able to catch up!
She does the impossible and wins immunity!
Quote:
Spencer-“I had to win and it meant so much, and so losing
in itself is devastating. Losing to a brain dead weasel like Kass, that’s the
most humiliating way I could have lost today.”Back at camp Spencer approaches Tony with some story about the possibility that this season will be a final 2 instead of final 3. He gives him the finer points of keeping him to the next vote over Woo. Tony knows Spencer is a super fan and he is making sense.
Spencer’s final two talk is the topic of conversation at
tribal council. Out in the open Spencer pleads his case and gets Kass to admit
that Woo is more favorable to take to the end than Tony. I really think Tony
might figure it out and go with Spencer, but when the votes are read it’s
Spencer that goes to the jury. Sorry Heidi, the tribe has spoken.
Quote:
Woo-“I’d be the stupidest Survivor player ever taking
Tony to the end.”
Kass-“Me too.”
The challenge is a huge maze with key pieces to get then,
puzzle pieces to put together to raise a flag first. It is a close race and in
a photo finish Woo beats Kass. How Woo can muster the energy to do those back
flips with so little food or sleep I have no idea.
Quote:
Kass-“It’s horrifying! The person who hasn’t made a decision
the whole game is in charge of my fate!”
Tony and Kass have to start their campaigning to Woo. The
whole time they are talking to him it looks like Woo is just confused. I know
he is just being thoughtful, but man, shake the sand out of your ears dude.
At tribal Jeff questions the three to see how their
afternoon went. Woo is stoked to win the immunity then goes quiet. Kass and
Tony start back up with the reasons why Woo should take them to the end. The
look on Woo’s face when Tony lays the loyalty talk on thick says it all. Woo
cuts off Jeff short and wants to get right to the vote. He votes off Kass and
makes his choice to go to the end with Tony. Stupid I think he called it.
Sorry, Chuck Woolley, the tribe has spoken.
Final 2 get the usual awesome breakfast. Tony never turns
the game off. He finds a note in the basket and hides it from Woo. It ends up
being a mirror and scale so he tells Woo about it, but man this guy is a snake.
The opening statements go pretty well and then the jury
gets going. The questions go at Tony pretty hard. They are pretty light on Woo,
then Trisha gets up. It was almost a Susan from season 1 rant. Very
uncomfortable. Spencer finishes out the jury with an actual closing argument for
why everyone should vote for Tony and not Woo. I’ve never seen anything like
it, but he said everything I was thinking. Man, I’m mad Spencer didn’t make it
to the end! Be honest with yourself, Woo is likeable, but Tony played a near
flawless game. Woo did very little besides entertain us.


















