--- JEFF PROBST: Previously on Survivor, Yaxha celebrated their diversity. We got the gay guy, a police officer, magician's assistant, and we got a landscaper. I told them I was a landscaper, not a quarterback. Nobody's asked me what I did 15 years ago. So I guess I don't have to tell them. PROBST: At Nakum, right before the challenge, things were not looking good for Blake. Yeah, it's bad, man. He's struggling to get breaths, and something's not right. PROBST: At the challenge, the tribes competed for fishing supplies. Survivors ready? Go! The race was close, but in the end, Blake made a comeback and led Nakum to victory. Nakum wins reward! Nakum put their new fishing gear to good use. I got one. I got one. Yes! Yes! Breakfast. PROBST: At Yaxha, the food situation was grim. You want to eat ants? I'm not gonna be eating ants. PROBST: But with minimal resources, Lydia managed to provide. Did you have any luck down there? Ten little minnows. That's a minnow each. You know what they say, the way to a man's heart is through their stomachs. PROBST: At the immunity challenge, both tribes duked it out in a difficult tug-of-war mud bath. When the challenge moved to individual face-offs, Danni gave Yaxha a clue to Gary's true identity. He's a quarterback. You're like a linebacker. Come on. PROBST: Judd went on to dominate the challenge and pulled Nakum to victory. Judd makes a big pull! This challenge is over! Nakum wins immunity! With Tribal Council looming, Brian questioned Gary about his past. Gary, were you a former NFL quarterback? Me? Yeah. No. I'm just going to deny I played in the NFL because I think I would be voted off immediately. PROBST: Eventually it was Lydia and Morgan on the chopping block. Longevity-wise, who do you think will be better? Lydia is limited in the challenges. But Morgan doesn't do very much in camp. PROBST: Brian scrambled to save Lydia. I told her, I said "Lydia, it's not looking good for you," because she needs to know. PROBST: So Lydia made a plea to Gary. I'm not ready to go, Gary. PROBST: The plea worked. At Tribal Council Lydia was spared and Morgan got a big surprise when she was voted out of Yaxha. Morgan, the tribe has spoken. 16 are left-- who will be voted out tonight? Captioning sponsored by CBS PARAMOUNT NETWORK TELEVISION (theme song playing) ♪ ♪ Last night was our first Tribal Council, and Morgan got voted out, but I really believe that my head was on the chopping block. I'm a hard worker. You know, I don't deserve to go. The person that I would have chose would have been Brianna. Because she's kind of on the weak side, and we need a strong tribe. We have to start winning. Oh, yeah. I've been hearing that thunder for a little bit now. I don't get along with Lydia. We don't fight. I'm cordial with her, but she's just not my cup of tea. Day seven. Guys, no more Tribal Council, okay? That sucks. I actually had no idea how it was gonna turn out. I was just hoping. It was a last-minute pull that I thought worked out good. Last night was so great. I was so happy with the outcome. That was 100% me. I engineered Morgan's ouster. But if Lydia had to go next, I wouldn't throw a big fit about it. 'Cause I will do whatever I need to do to make sure it's going my way. ( loud screeching ) I believe it's day seven. In seven days, I probably slept a couple of hours. They got this damn monkey up here that's just driving me out of my mind. ( screeching continues ) I mean, I don't know how anybody could sleep through that, if they're saying they're sleeping through that. No, they are loud. ( screeching continues ) How can I complain about being woken up by howler monkeys in Guatemala? People pay money to do that. They've got all this loose skin in their throat, and it gets all big like a bowling ball, and they let the air out and it makes that crazy noise. It's absolutely miserable. It just goes on and on. And then we've got like a zookeeper here, Cindy. She's like, almost like a Dr. Dolittle. The monkey's lost and he's looking for the brother that's all the way across the other side of the jungle. And I'm like, dude... That is the most annoyingest noise I've ever heard in my entire life. It just, it really, it just drives you crazy, man. It makes you nuts. ( screeching continues ) PROBST: Come on in, guys! Nakum, getting your first look at the new Yaxha tribe. Morgan voted out at the last Tribal Council. All right, let's get to today's challenge. Here in Guatemala, you guys are surrounded by ruins that are in various stages of excavation by archaeologists who are searching for more clues into the Maya culture. That plays into today's challenge. You're going to build an archaeologist's tent. You will be blindfolded and tied together in groups. One person on each tribe will be your set of eyes. They will guide you. Scattered amongst these ruins will be nine bundles of items. Once you've found all nine bundles, take off your blindfolds, start putting the tent together. Poles to build the frame, a tarp for the top, and rope to keep it all together. First tribe to complete it correctly wins reward. Want to know what you're playing for? Yes. PROBST: Comfort. Oh, my God. Nice. PROBST: Pillows, a lantern and fuel, tarp, rope, blankets. All right, I need callers. Nakum? I'm going to be the caller, Jeff. PROBST: Brooke will be the caller. Yaxha? Gary will be the set of eyes. We'll get you blindfolded and we'll get started. Pick a spot. Here we go, guys. For reward, survivors ready? Go! Stephenie, straight ahead 20 steps. Go a little to your left, Bobby Jon. Five more steps, Amy. Five more steps, Steph, and then lean down and grab. Keep walking till you hit it. You got it, you got it. Right there! Lean forward, Amy! Bring it home. Blake, stop, you got a pole. Pick that up, carry it to the mat. Stop, Margaret. Ow, ow, ow! Watch your head, Danni. Come on! I'm caught up. Sorry about that, Danni. This way, this way! Keep coming to me. Drop it! Okay, drop it. Okay, right two more steps, set it down. PROBST: Yaxha with their first two items. Bobby Jon, watch out for the table on your left. Ow! God! Okay, set it down, set it down. Bobby Jon, set yours down. PROBST: Nakum drops off their first three items. Stop, Jamie. Left five steps, 90 degrees. Four, five. I got a pole. Margaret, straight towards me, straight ahead. PROBST: Margaret took one in the shoulder. Nakum with four, Yaxha with their third. Okay, Steph. Margaret and Bobby Jon, drop it. PROBST: Nakum with two more-- they're now at six. Keep coming in. Drop it right there. Left more, left more, drop it! PROBST: Yaxha at five. Margaret, stop. You guys go to your left. Go to your left. Wait, go to your right more, sorry. Blake, drop your stuff. PROBST: Nakum at seven. Keep going, keep going, Steph! There, you got it. Bring it back. Go back this way. Follow me. Please tell me when you're picking up a pole, and I'll duck. Bobby Jon, bend down. You got it. Gary, am I going the right way? This way, this way! Keep coming to me. Gary, am I close? Can I throw it? Gar? PROBST: That's six for Yaxha. All right, drop your stuff. PROBST: Nakum at eight. Keep doing what you're doing. Drop it. PROBST: Yaxha at seven, coming back with their eighth item. Drop it right now, Amy. PROBST: We're tied, eight-eight. It's a race for the last item. Stop, Steph! Right 90 degrees. Five steps. Cindy, left. Okay, now your right a little. Follow them. Keep going! No. To the right. Yeah! Yes! Straight back to me. Straight ahead, straight ahead, straight ahead, drop it. PROBST: Yaxha has their ninth item. Take off your blindfolds. Start assembling. Girls untie, boys build. Girls untie, boys build. Put the poles in. PROBST: Yaxha with a big advantage right now. Behind you, Margaret, to your left. PROBST: Nakum, still working. Got to hustle. Margaret, this way, towards your left! Anything in between us? No, but walk fast. This has holes in it, Gary. PROBST: Yaxha, putting their frame together. Nakum coming back with their last item. Stop, drop it. PROBST: Take off your blindfolds! Nakum has all nine items, they start assembling. Yaxha with a big lead. Uh, that's not right. PROBST: This is going to come down to how quickly and how efficiently the two tribes work together. Look at the top. The top has all the holes. Flip it over, 'cause it says Yaxha on the other side. Put this in somewhere, guys. It's got to go underneath. Underneath. What the hell? PROBST: A lot of confusion at Yaxha. Go. Raise it, raise it, raise it. Put it down. PROBST: Nakum has a plan. Making up a lot of ground. That one, that one. That's the big one that goes here. It has to go over all the top holes. Through the tall ones in middle. PROBST: Yaxha cannot figure out their frame. Okay, line 'em up, line 'em up. Let's go, let's go! PROBST: Nakum working well together. We are dead even. Let's go, let's go. Come on, grab this side. PROBST: Both tribes moving on to their tarps. You're going to have to use those ropes to keep them together. Somebody get on the ropes! Ropes go on the other side poles! PROBST: Very close, very close. Right there. Go, go, go, go, go, hurry, hurry! PROBST: When you think you have it right, get on your mat. Drop that side on. Drop that side. PROBST: Wrong ropes. This one's not reaching. PROBST: Both tribes trying to figure out which ropes are the right ropes. It's coming down to the wire. It's this one! Give me that one! Gary, this is longer. This is longer, Gary. Go, go, go, go, go! Mat, mat, mat, mat, mat, mat. Hurry! Hurry! PROBST: Nakum wins reward. ( cheering ) Yaxha, good effort, good calling. You fell apart when it came to putting the tent together. I got nothing for you. Head on back to camp. Nakum, good job, kept it together, didn't panic, caught up, won a nice reward. Get your stuff. Head on back to camp. The reward challenge was so easy. I mean, we were like totally in the lead, and then we all start building like lunatics, and it was just, like, a big... cluster mess. I did not even want that reward. I just wanted to win. So close! Gosh! I'm just hoping that it's so early on in this game that we're going to pull it out. I believe that can happen, I really do. I've been in worse situations. ( laughs ) We can't afford to lose those. That was the easiest challenge ever. Yeah, but we lost it. That's what sucks. I know. It sucks to lose. You get down for about two minutes, and then you come back strong. You know, I don't feel fantastic, but I know what I have to do to make it out here. I've been sleeping in it for seven days, and I'm loving it! Does anybody else's clothes look like that? Why are you laughing? Do your clothes look like that? If you boil it, it might help. This is gonna rot. I can't believe I'm living like this. If you think about it, like, no soap, we're brushing our teeth with a tree. We're going to the bathroom and using leaves. One pair of underwear. This is torture. Yeah, but the worst thing is, it's only day seven. It gets, like, a lot worse. Listen, you're in paradise, look-it. Yeah, paradise, we can't even swim, we can't even go swimming and have a water game because there's crocs in there that might bite our butts. Hey, you're not working at the police station. That's a walk in the park compared to this. I have no outdoor experience, absolutely nothing. But could I hack it out here 39 days? Absolutely. I'll never give up. You'll have to stick needles in my eyeballs, I'm still not going to give up. I don't care how bad it gets, I will not give up. We did it. We're on a streak. Four to one, baby, four to one. One game at a time, you know? And just enjoy the moment, man. Feeling real good. We won our reward challenge today, and I'm not too used to winning, so it felt good to win. Let's all take a breather and regroup here. Yeah. We deserve a rest. ( groans ) We think we want to build a better shelter, just put the tarp up, but we got to wait for the heat to pass. The heat's definitely taken its toll on getting work done. This is hotter than Texas. Yeah, it is hotter than Texas. It's Arizona with the humidity. Who cares, man? Let's just get in the water, dude. Y'all ready? You ready? I'm ready to dive right in. This is definitely one of the toughest things I've ever done in my entire life. I mean, the heat is beating the crap out of us, and then can't really jump in the water to cool off because of the alligators. You shoving off? Yeah, man, we're going out. We're not going out far, right? The crocs are around here. We got to go out a little bit further. They're all over. They're all over. It's just so hot out, and, God, that water is just so tempting. Who's not going? That's all right. I'm going to get off, too. I'm not getting in there. I've worked with alligators. They behave like crocs do, and I know they're out there, even though we can't see them. There's probably hundreds in this lake, if not more. We're touching or no? Uh, yeah, we're touching a little bit. Everybody watches each other's backs for the crocodiles, we'll be all right, man. Yeah, just look, man. Eventually, you just say screw it, man, I'll just jump in, chance it. Live on the edge a little bit, you know? They think they're safe 'cause they're in the deep part. But alligators go deeper when it gets hot. They have to regulate their own body temperature so they're deeper right now. They don't care. They're taking the risk. They can do what they want. I have to get up. Yeah, baby, go ahead. The brave may not live long, but the cautious don't live at all. And I've never felt more alive in my entire life. ( laughs ) I'm pulling my workload around camp, because I'm mostly worried about what my tribe sees me as. I want to be considered an asset on this tribe. You have to be a provider, and I believe I am. Guys, come get it while it's hot 'cause it might stick. Dinner's the same old corn mush. It's similar to oatmeal, but not as good. Sort of crunchy, like a crunchy, softish... stuck-in-your-teeth kind of meal, I guess you could say. I'm already getting sick of this smell. Come on, dude, I can't eat this corn. Mmm! Everybody, mmm! We have been eating the same taste every meal, every day, and we just need something else. Like, even throwing dirt in the corn almost makes it taste better because it's something different, and that's all we're craving right now. Like, anything different, we will eat. Look at that? What is that? They said it's termites. That's disgusting. Ew, stop it. Well, I just want to see... Please don't do that. I'm not going to be your friend anymore, Rafe. If I eat termites? Yeah. Ew, Rafe! They taste good. Gary, please, stop doing that or I'm not going to be your friend, either. Did you like them, Gary? Oh, yeah. I think that they're better than those ants we had. There's probably more fat in them. Why don't you cook them up then? Don't like eat them alive. Today was a day of interesting food items. We started eating termites. They were good protein, not good tasting. Good? Protein. What do you guys want to do with this stuff right now? We could put it over our existing shelter. We'd get more use out of it if we tied it up. I agree. There was a little bit of discussion on how to put the tarp on. People always have different ideas on how things should be done, but, you know, we all work as a team. Well, I want to go here, and then I'm gonna go to that corner and tie it and go all the way around it. The guys are trying to construct a canopy for us to sleep under, but it's just interesting how it's taking, you know, a while. This thing's so heavy, if rain were to pool on top of it, it'll collapse. Why don't we all pull a corner? Um, if you're going to slant it, you got to decide which way you want to slant it. The way this is, if you have it on there, the canopy may just go like this, slide along the string like this. So knot it so it doesn't slide, and then do your others. You know, we don't need a supervisor. This thing is supposed to be fun, you know? Ready? Yeah. I don't understand how they were putting it together 'cause it was supposed to be a lean. It looks like we got a, uh, circus big top for a shelter. Am I impressed? ( chuckles ): No answer. You have no idea, man. Margaret pretty much hand- directed building the tent, and, I don't know, I'm 28 years old. You just can't tell grown men what to do all the time. She's playing that mother hen role. Yeah. I'm not here to take any orders from her. I'm like you, man, I'm basically just here to have fun, man, and experience it all. As soon as somebody comes in and tries to enforce all these rules, that ain't fun, man. Margaret just comes in, "We need this, we need that," da, da, da, da, da, da. Come on, man. Starting to bark orders this early is-is not a good thing. Nobody's going to tell me what to do. The only people who tell me what to do is my boss and my wife, that's it. We got some tree mail, baby. Exciting, exciting! Let's see what it says. "The ancient Maya civilization embraced sport. Considered nobles, the warriors would adorn themselves in ceremonial garb and body paint. When a team of warriors would lose, the cost would be a human sacrifice. You will do the same tonight at Tribal Council." Oh, you guys, look-it. Oh, fun! Oh, cool! A tree mail came with a big basket full of feathers, little bands full of color, lots of body paint and brushes. I'm going to do football lines, yeah. You bet. It's fun, because before I go to Chiefs football games, we always paint ourselves up, so it's right up my alley. Can I put a feather in your hair? Nakum is such a strong tribe. We've won four out of the five challenges now. So there's no reason why we shouldn't go in and win this one. Guys, we are going to win! ( whooping ) We're gonna win, Yaxha! We got immunity! We got it, guys. We need it, we're the underdogs. Do it for your family, do it for everyone, do it for each other, just do it, and win, guys! Guys, for Yaxha. One, two, three, Yaxha! This immunity challenge is really important because we don't want to go to Tribal Council. We don't want to lose any more of my members. Do I look like I can kick somebody's butt? Hopefully, I'll be a star out there. Hopefully, I'll do something that, you know, I won't be the next one on the chopping block. I don't want to be that way again. How do I look? Ah! I'm scared of you! Whoo! You should be. We're going to win. I'm fired up, so I'm trying to get people up, ready to go, ready to win. Right now in terms of people, we're even, eight to eight. So if we win tonight, we'll still be down challenge-wise, but we'll be up people-wise, and that's where it's killer. This is so crucial to keep the numbers up on our side. PROBST: Come on in, guys! All right, first things first. Who has it? You're tucking it away in there, Judd. That's right, man. PROBST: Once again, immunity back up for grabs. First of all, glad to see you took the spirit of today's challenge to heart and adorned yourself as warriors. Definitely plays into the challenge. Let's get to today's immunity challenge. It is based on the oldest and the most popular of Maya games, called court ball. Playing on an elevated court, you will square off three versus three, attempting to score a point for your tribe by tossing this ball through one of your two hoops. This is a catch-and-pass game. That means when you catch it, you have to pass it. You cannot run or walk with the ball. First tribe to score five points wins. Make sense? At stake? Well, when the Maya played, the losing tribe sacrificed a member. You will do basically the same thing tonight-- losers voting somebody out at Tribal Council. For each round, the teams of three will be randomly drawn. We're going to start with three men versus three men and mix it up from there. Take a spot up on the platform, and we'll get started. Judd, Blake, Bobby Jon, taking on Brian, Rafe and Jamie. Prepare for battle. Go! Jamie first to the ball. Let's go! PROBST: Judd has it. Blake open. Blake, Blake, Blake! PROBST: Blake tied up from Jamie. Judd has it. Blocked by Jamie. Bobby Jon has it. Brian and Rafe have it. Got to throw it. Brian has it. Yeah! PROBST: Brian scores for Yaxha! Yaxha leads one-zero. ( yelling ) Now we're doing it like the Maya did. This round is two men, one woman. It's Judd and Blake with Margaret taking on Rafe and Jamie with Amy. Go! Amy takes one hard on the net. Blake first to the ball. Jamie has it, looking for somebody to throw it to. Loose ball. Amy has it! Amy fighting off Blake! Trying to find somebody to pass it to. Blake steals it. Good shot! PROBST: Blake scores! We're tied one-one. There you go, Blake! Nice shot, baby. Amy moving a little slowly after that round. Next round is all women. Cindy, Brooke and Danni taking on Steph, Lydia and Brianna. Go! Come on, you guys! PROBST: Steph and Danni mixing it up. Brianna has it. Get her, get her, get her! PROBST: Danni steals it! Good job! PROBST: Long pass to Brooke. She can't get it. Steph has it. Steph and Cindy mixing it up. Steph needs some help. Brianna, here! You've got to come! PROBST: You got to come to her. She can't move. Throw the ball. PROBST: Steph handing off to Lydia. Lydia, you got to pass it. Lydia, no, no, no! Give it to Brooke. Nakum's ball. Lydia traveled. We're good. Go. Brooke passes to Danni. Danni scores! Nakum leads two-one. Way to go, baby! PROBST: For this round it is three men taking on three men again. It's Blake, Brandon and Bobby Jon, taking on Rafe, Gary and Brian. Go! Go, Brian! PROBST: Brandon takes one hard on the net. Brian fighting off Bobby Jon. Rafe has it. Blake steals it. Passes to Brandon. Brandon to Bobby Jon. Can't do it. Blake does! Nakum leads three-one. Temperature update. 114 degrees. This round is two men, one woman. It is Blake, Bobby Jon with Brooke for Nakum. For Yaxha, it is Rafe, Gary and a clearly hurting Amy. Go! Bobby Jon and Gary in the middle. Bobby Jon has it. Gary trying to take it from him. They're still fighting. Rafe in there. Rafe has it now. Got to find somebody to give it to. Rafe to Amy. Amy got to get rid of it. Back to Gary. To Rafe. He's open. Rafe tosses it through for Yaxha! Yaxha two, Nakum still in the lead with three. Good job, baby. Good job. PROBST: Men on men. We have Judd, Bobby Jon and Blake for Nakum, taking on Jamie, Brian and Gary for Yaxha. Go! Jamie has it. Passes quickly to Gary. Blake intercepts it. Bobby Jon has it. Bobby, throw it, throw it! PROBST: Bobby Jon throws ahead to Blake, but it's short. Gary's going to get it. Gary tries to use the net. Brian has it. Jamie under the goal. Yaxha scores! We're tied three-three. You guys are playing great. This round is two women and one man for each tribe. It's Danni, Cindy and Brandon... taking on Amy, Lydia and Rafe. Go! Ball is live. Rafe has it. Rafe fighting to keep his tribe alive. To Lydia, who fights off Cindy. Lydia's ball. Cindy tries to steal it. Rafe and Brandon fighting for it. Brandon has it. Brandon throws it down the court. Danni has it. Danni scores for Nakum! Nakum leads 4-3. Everybody tired. Hard to run on the net. It's 114 degrees. We're back to women. Cindy, Margaret and Danni taking on Brianna, Steph and Lydia. If Nakum scores, they win immunity. Do you hear me? Do you know what a pick is? PROBST: Let's go. We're not resting. Good job, guys! PROBST: Here we go. Ready? Go! Steph and Danni mixing it up again. Steph has it. Go, Steph! PROBST: Looking for somebody to throw to. Move, Brianna! Bri, you got to move! PROBST: Steph tied up already with Danni. Got to get rid of that ball. Somebody got to get open. Danni and Steph going at it. Good, clean contact. Lydia trying to get to the ball. Bri, try and move! PROBST: Brianna got to get open. Brianna, why ain't you moving? I want to see you hustle! God! PROBST: Danni not giving up on that ball. Lydia has it. Margaret steals it, tosses to Cindy. To Danni. Steph tries to steal it. Danni under the rim. She's got a height advantage. Danni scores for the win! ( cheering ) Nakum wins immunity! Yeah, baby! Come here, girl! PROBST: Great final point. Well played. Nakum, who wants it? Great effort in unforgiving heat. You have immunity. No Tribal Council tonight. Nakum! PROBST: Yaxha, it has been a tough first eight days out here for everybody. Gonna get a little tougher for you guys tonight. Tribal Council, you will vote somebody else out of this game. I'll see you there. Head on out. Yeah, here we go again. I'm on this tribe that doesn't seem to be too good at winning in the beginning, and someone sprains their ankle. It's horrible. I've already been here. I've already done this. I can't do it again. I've only dehydrated like that once in my entire life. I was trying not to cry 'cause I wanted to hold all the water in. Steph, don't be mad at yourself. We got to keep positive, you know what I mean? I'm frustrated because we have Amy, she's got all the strength in the world, and she can't run. And we have Brianna who's a makeup artist. After the first round, she's like this-- her head's completely up her butt. I have to literally pull it out. I'm like, "Dude, it's too early in the game-- what are you doing?" Then we have a fish monger, who I do love dearly because she tries her best, but she's really not athletic at all. Part of me just wishes, like, why, why, just once can't I just be on a great tribe? I want to see her. Oh, my God, Amy. It's good, it's all good. I can feel it falling off. I love this! Snap, snap. Did you hear it snap? Oh, yeah, I snapped both sides. I rolled my ankle the first game I went out there. It's swollen, but it's definitely something I can live with. I'm not going to, you know, give up. I got to make sure my team knows I'm going to be all right. High-five, baby, gimme some. Don't worry. Hey... All right. And be honest with us, too. I'm fine. My ankle would have to be falling off before I ever quit. It might be a little painful, but it's going to be fine. Two of our girls don't have a clue. I explained what a pick was, and they didn't do it. Lydia has never played a sport in her life. Our team is totally down, because we got two people that never played a sport in their life in Lydia and Brianna. Amy sprained her ankle. With these challenges, if you had a sprained ankle, it would be tough, so, uh, that's big, 'cause we need to win. Jamie, you know I gave it my heart. I know, I saw you. You were out there hustling. She knows she's done. 'Cause I had a feeling it would have been a toss between me and her. We're going to Tribal Council tonight to vote Brianna out. She's done. Brianna's last day on Survivor is tonight. Day eight. Well, that girl makes me sick. She was leaning on a pole. Literally, leaning on a pole. You don't do that. There's three people out there, they're all busting ass. You know, they're all working hard and then, she's leaning against the pole. So there were only two people out there working so hard. She won't say anything to me because she knows I'll tell her right to her face. I'm going to vote her off. Everybody knew from day one, I don't like Brianna. She annoys me. Not my type of girl. I like them crazy and pretty. She's neither. Like you said, she probably knows herself, huh? She'll try to fight it, but there's nothing she can do. I love this game. Why would I be here if I didn't? Obviously. Why would I be here if I didn't think I could? Right. I'm here because I can. I know you can. I feel scared because the weak link today was probably me, and then I know Jamie and Lydia would have me out of here if they could. I'm voting for Lydia because when I talk to people, I look at them in the eyes. Right. I've never seen her eyes. She doesn't like me anyway. Lydia? Really? Mm. Why? I can tell. I told you I'm good at reading people. Yeah, you did tell me that. My vote tonight is based on who I can trust and who I've built relationships with, and I haven't built that bond with Lydia. Is that too tight? Let's go. Let's go. From now on, it's all about who's athletic or not. We can't lose anymore. You can have all the heart in the world, but if you can't hang, you're lost. There's no doubt out here right now athletic ability means the most. PROBST: Welcome back to Tribal Council. Steph, is it too early to ask if this is feeling a little familiar, a little deja vu? I'm having some horrible flashbacks, that's for sure, just that feeling again of losing, and having to come here, and having to get rid of another person. It makes me sick. PROBST: At today's immunity challenge, there were times where it seemed like you were looking around going, "Give me some help here." Yeah, I was completely frustrated today during the challenge, and, you know, I was out there with Lydia and Brianna, and, you know, they haven't really played sports, and they didn't know what a pick was, and it's frustrating but they were doing their best, and obviously our best was not good enough because we got beat. PROBST: Brianna, is it fair to come down on you because you didn't know what a pick was? I don't think anyone was coming down on me for not ever playing basketball and not knowing the terminology. I gave it my best, honestly, I did. PROBST: Lydia, I'll give it to you, you were trying. I don't know if you were much more effective than Brianna was. What do you think? Well, Jeff, I sucked today. But, you know, I was in there, and I was doing my best. Anything that would help the tribe, grabbing the ball, stealing from it, anything. And I just put my heart into it, and never gave up. PROBST: Brian, you think this tribe's out-matched? The other tribe is extremely athletic, perhaps more athletic than we are, but we have determination and will, and we really are not out-matched in how much we like each other. I can't imagine the other tribe being as unified as we are. PROBST: Let's talk about the wear and tear from today's challenge. Amy, I noticed when you came in, you were hobbling a little bit. When I first went out there, I just turned my ankle. But I didn't break it, so I'm good to go. PROBST: Gary, when you see some of these injuries, does it go through your head, you know, we got to keep the strong, got to get rid of the weak? Well, we're definitely at a point right now, Jeff, that athleticism is big. The reality is, if you can't help us in the challenges, it's going to hurt us as a team and we're not going to get anywhere. PROBST: Amy, you come in here, you're injured. All we talked about tonight is physical, physical, physical. How frustrating would it be to go out number three? It would be frustrating because it would have to be because they think I'm injured, but it's not that serious. So don't make the mistake. PROBST: Okay, it is time to vote. Lydia, you're up. Lydia, you have not once looked me in the eye when I've spoken to you or even attempted at conversing. You're a girlie-girl, you need to go back to the shopping mall when you leave the jungle. I have to do what's right for this tribe right now. We've got to win immunity. I can't be on the losing streak anymore. PROBST: I'll go tally the votes. Once the votes are read, the decision is final. The person voted out will be asked to leave the Tribal Council area immediately. I'll read the votes. First vote. Brianna. Lydia. Brianna. Two votes Brianna, one vote Lydia. Brianna. That's three for Brianna. Brianna. Four votes Brianna. Third person voted out of Survivor: Guatemala... Brianna. That's five. That's enough. You need to bring me your torch. Brianna, the tribe has spoken. It's time for you to go. You guys are strong. Kick some Nakum butt. Brianna, sweetheart. See ya, Bri. PROBST: Well, we're only eight days in, but when it comes to Tribal Council, your strategy seems clear: keep the strong, vote out the weak. But in a game this unpredictable, voting based solely on physical strength can be risky. See how it plays out. Grab your torches. Head on back to camp. Good night. Captioning sponsored by CBS PARAMOUNT NETWORK TELEVISION Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH PROBST: Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode. PROBST: Next time on Survivor... Yaxha has a deadly visitor. It's definitely dangerous, there's no doubt about that. PROBST: Misery plagues Nakum. This place changes you out here, just, you know, completely wears you down. PROBST: And the game is taken to a new level. Oh, my God! It is survival of the fittest out there. And I was the weakest link. You've got to be athletic to be out here, and I gave it my all, I tried my hardest. I am an athletic person but not as athletic as these people. These are strong people. I was only here for eight days but it was the best eight days of my life. The toughest but the best.