--- JEFF PROBST: Previously on Survivor... We need to talk. PROBST: At La Mina... ...Dan brought Ruth Marie into the men's alliance, and Sally knew she was in trouble. All I can do right now is keep working hard and prove myself valuable. PROBST: At the Reward Challenge... Want to know what you're playing for? Yeah. PROBST: ...the tribes played for a fully stocked bathroom. Oh, yeah! PROBST: Go! Reward at stake. Losers sending somebody to Exile Island. Casaya wins rewards. (cheering and whooping) Shane, who's it going to be? Terry. PROBST: And Terry was banished to Exile Island. When Casaya returned to camp... Beautiful! PROBST: ...there was some conflict over how to use their reward. My vote is to use the bathroom for firewood, just keeping things dry. Anyone mind if I break in the Dumpster? Use the bathroom to keep the wood dry. Bobby just frustrates me. I can't stand the fact that he's not a gentleman. I feel about ten pounds lighter. (groan) PROBST: On Exile Island, Terry deciphered the clues... Why they chose you to be the first one out here. PROBST: ...and found the hidden immunity idol. (whooping) Beautiful. "This talisman can be used to keep you safe from the vote at Tribal Council." All right! PROBST: Back at Casaya, the alliance of four continued to crumble. For you to say it like that, that's messed up. And everybody here won't tell you because they're afraid to tell you the truth! What are you talking about? This foursome is like some psychotic joke. PROBST: Terry rejoined La Mina at the immunity challenge. Survivors ready? Go! And Sally made a strong showing. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. PROBST: Sally running across the beam. But it was Casaya who took home their second straight immunity. Casaya wins immunity! Yeah, buddy. Yes! PROBST: Though Sally was next in line to be voted off... It's a shame to pack up my stuff and leave here with so much left to offer this tribe. PROBST: ...Austin made a bid to keep her. We got to have our strongest team. PROBST: Dan reminded his tribe of their pact with Ruth Marie. We had an understanding to go to the final five, and to change horses midstream is a big mistake. It's crazy. PROBST: But at Tribal Council, the men chose strength over their alliance as Ruth Marie was voted out. 12 are left. Who will be voted out tonight? (theme song playing) (birds singing) Pretty proud moment for me to be the last girl standing on this tribe. It's a very... how many women have left. At Tribal Council last night, Ruth Marie went home. I was a little disappointed in that decision, but Nick, Austin and Terry said that Ruth Marie just couldn't hold her weight in the challenges and that they wanted to switch over to Sally. I miss Ruthy already. I do... I was just going to say that. Every day that I spent with her, I was more and more amazed. Yeah, I'm really going to miss her. Ruth Marie ended up getting the votes and was sent home, and I am telling you, I have never felt so good in my whole life. That water is disgusting. Coming in here and feeling kind of like the underdog and the outsider right off the bat, and the fact that the four men, who have a very tight alliance, made a decision that I was valuable enough to keep around felt pretty darn good. The game plan this morning is to get some water boiled so we have water to drink, stay hydrated. I'm going to be designing a Zen rock garden. Um, just kind of bring kind of a Zen beauty to this place, 'cause it lacks it inside the campground and inside some of the people's souls. It's like we never have an easy fire day. It's just hard to understand. I mean, doing all the principles and making a fire perfectly. I know. It's just wet wood. I don't know what Bruce is doing over there. He's doing his rock garden thing. While we were making the fire, Bruce built a rock garden. It was just a question of whether it was the appropriate thing to build at the time. It's dire straits right now with the fire. Bruce, I've gotten firewood. You got to understand, this is a really tough fire right now, okay? You made your rock garden. No one went complaining. I'm-I'm working on this. I'm doing... I'm working as a team, okay? I definitely shouldn't have yelled at Bruce, and I felt bad about that. It was just a matter of whether or not the tribe needed a rock garden or a fire. When we're in the situation, there's got to be priorities. You attacked my character. When you do that... How did I attack your character? When you... when you just say that was nothing over there. You don't have no idea why I'm building my rock garden. When I said that was nothing? The rock garden. I didn't say anything was nothing. You come back with a childish... That was childish to come back with. So, you're... Hold on, hold on. You're calling me childish? No, that remark was. I said, "The childish remark." Okay. There was no disrespecting. Okay. If you can see... I see where you're coming from. Just try to see where I'm coming from. I wasn't trying to disrespect you. I know you're-you're the master of the fire. No, no, no, no. Hold on. Hey... That's why we... It's all about communication, Bruce. Well, it is. We're in a tough situation. But don't come back... you know... So, Bruce, if you could get some of that good wood... Okay. ...that's what we need right now. Okay, give me my machete. There it is. I'm the youngest person in this tribe, and sometimes I feel like I'm the oldest one in this tribe. Maybe I need kind of a little bit of a break, a little bit of calmness, so, to be perfectly honest, I kind of want to go to Exile Island. PROBST: Casaya, La Mina, come on in! PROBST: Casaya, getting your first look at the new La Mina tribe. Ruth Marie voted out at the last Tribal Council. You guys ready to get to today's challenge? Yeah! PROBST: Okay, you are going to transport rice, beans and fish from a boat to the shore. You will designate one tribe member to be your retriever. On my go, they'll race out, retrieve one item, bring it back to shore. The rest of you will be lined up like an assembly line. You'll toss the item from one person to the next. When you reach the last person, they'll toss it in the appropriate bin. The retriever goes back out, gets another item. First, you'll collect a bag of rice, then you'll collect a bag of beans, then you get to the fish. The fish are big. And when you get to the end of the line, the last person has to chop the head and the tail off the fish, throw the body in the bin. Two rules: if you throw an item and the other person drops it, you're responsible to get the item, come back to your mat and throw it again. Second rule-- swapping positions is fine. You just need to tag out. First tribe to get all their items in the appropriate bins wins reward. Winning tribe gets it all. Oh, my God. PROBST: You get all of your rice. You get all of your beans. You get all of your very large fish, and to go along with it, some spices for the fish, some wine... (gasping) PROBST: ...and some cooking oil. Oh, my God! PROBST: For the losers, not all bad news. You will not go home empty-handed. The losing tribe will take back with them either their rice or their beans. In addition, one member from the losing tribe will be sent to Exile Island. Big enough stakes? Yeah. PROBST: Casaya, you have two extra members. Sitting two people out. Who is it going to be? It's going to be the two young girls. PROBST: Courtney and Danielle will sit it out. Take a spot, we'll get started. Here we go, for reward. Survivors, ready? Go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Get it here! Get it here! PROBST: Austin and Aras coming back with bags right away. One motion, one motion. Yeah, let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Come on, Dan-O let's go. PROBST: Casaya has their first bag. Go, baby, go! Go! PROBST: La Mina has their first bag. Come on, Aras. Breathe, baby! Come on, Aras. You got it! You got it! You got it! Swap out with me. One motion! One motion! PROBST: Casaya, a bit of a lead. Go, Casaya! Okay, we got to switch. PROBST: Go, La Mina! Go! Come on, let's go. Come on, Shaney. PROBST: We switched out retrievers-- Nick and Shane. Come on, let's go. PROBST: And to the fish. These are going to be harder to handle. (grunts) Go! Let's go! (grunts) PROBST: Cirie with a good catch for Casaya. Oh, Cirie, you got to get it! Let's go! Let's go! Come on, take your time. PROBST: If you throw it and they drop it, you have to go get it. Look at La Mina moving! Let's go. Come on, let's go. Come on, Bobby! PROBST: Bruce has it. Got to chop the head and the tail and get it in the bin. (grunting) Both guys whacking at it. Go, La Mina! Bruce slowing down on the chopping. Bruce. PROBST: Watch your fingers. Bruce really falling behind. La Mina with the lead now. Austin with a good catch. Dan with a good catch. (Bruce grunting) Bruce really having trouble. (grunts) PROBST: Terry with a nice grab. Go! You can switch out! Shane in the water. Go, La Mina! Go, go, go, go! PROBST: Got to get eight total. Reward at stake. Losers sending somebody to Exile Island. Come on, Cirie! PROBST: Oh, nice catch by Cirie. (overlapping shouting) Bruce can't handle it. Go, go, get it, get it! Bruce, easy. You need to get closer. PROBST: Bobby, Bobby's got it. La Mina with a big lead now. Bobby's got to get the head and the tail off. Power, Bobby! Power, Bobby! PROBST: Look at that. Go, Casaya! Go, La Mina! La Mina with a one-fish lead still. Casaya making up some ground. La Mina working together well. Go, Sal... PROBST: Sally can't handle it. Yeah, baby! PROBST: Bobby's got it. La Mina really having trouble. Dan's got to come back and toss it again. Bobby making quick work of the fish. Go! Oh, come on, Sal. Come on, Sal. PROBST: Dan and Sally running into a snafu. Go, Sal. There you go, Sal. There you go. PROBST: Now they've got it. Terry makes a great catch for La Mina. Bruce, with a bad toss. Good catch, Bobby. PROBST: There's a good catch. You're good. Bobby making quick work of the fish. Casaya pulling ahead. Go, Casaya! Go, La Mina! We are tied, six-six. Got to get eight total. Shane falls down. Smaller, smaller. PROBST: A lot of reward at stake. Smaller, smaller. Underhand, underhand. There you go. PROBST: Bobby's got it. Come on, Bobby! PROBST: Bobby's been fantastic with the knife. Go, Casaya! Switch! PROBST: Casaya switched out again. Terry trying to catch up. Go, La Mina! We're tied, seven-seven. This is the last fish. Casaya with the lead. Shane with a good catch. Cirie with a catch. La Mina, gotta pick it up! Let's go! Come on now! PROBST: Bruce to Bobby. This could be it! You got this, Bobby. PROBST: Get it in the bin. Get the head off. Hurry, Bob! Casaya! Wins reward! That was awesome. Bobby! Yo, baby! Tonight we eat! PROBST: Once again, another very close challenge, but Casaya continues their winning streak-- four challenges in a row. La Mina, first you have a choice to make. Do you want the rice or do you want the beans? Beans. Now, Casaya, you have a choice to make. Because La Mina lost, one person is going to Exile Island; you as the winning tribe are going to decide who that will be. Just out of respect, it's going to be Terry. PROBST: Terry. Terry, you'll return to the next immunity challenge. You will compete with your tribe in that. Head on out. Casaya, congratulations. You got some eating to do tonight. Yay! PROBST: Grab your stuff. Head on back. Oh, my God. (thunder crashes) Damn! When we returned from reward challenge-- ta-da!-- and there's a lake. This is a nightmare. This is the biggest joke. Total nightmare. Our best reward today by far, and we come home to a swamp. No fire. We have rice, we have beans, we have wine and we have a ton of fish, but we can't cook it. Everything is wet. We don't have any dry wood for fire. Straight raw, like sushi. Of course. It has to be almost a hundred pounds of fish that we have here, and we're just cutting it up and eating it as sashimi, raw fish, sushi. This is cool for us to eat this like this, right? Ooh! I've never eaten raw fish. I hope I don't wake up in the morning with some kind of sickness or something. But they say it's okay to eat. You never had sushi? No. What? Excuse me. Kill me. No, no. I'm just shocked and awed 'cause I eat it all the time. Cheers, salut. Even though we've lost our home, we've won a great little prize. This is a tough situation. It's two steps forward, three steps back. But I'm happy that we won. We're bonding in our weird Casaya strange-fish way. Cheers, guys. Yeah. We made way too much, I think. Mmm. We had a reward challenge and the winner took all the spoils. And guess who won? Casaya, yet again. They walked away with fish, beans, rice. We walked away with beans. You guys gonna go in for seconds? Go for it. You sure? Yeah, take all you want. There's more than enough. But we're, of course, absolutely jubilant to be able to have food. I feel nausea setting in. I felt it as soon as I stopped eating. I'm just thinking it'll pass within 20, 30 minutes. (exhales) How you feeling? Not so hot. It's already working it's way through me. My body's not responding too well to putting the beans in the system. Nick and I are experiencing a little bit of nausea. Guess my system just wasn't quite ready for some food. I guess, you know, your digestive system probably takes a break when you're not eating. I want this feeling in my stomach to go away, Dan. How are you doing? Well, I was feeling better... but I feel my stomach rumbling again. I have to go, too, dude. Do you? Yeah. Oh, God, I got to go again. God. This sucks. You know what? We probably didn't cook them enough. Hey, Nick. Hey. How you doing, bud. You guys do not want to know the details of that excursion. You have both ends going? Yeah. That stuff just wrecked me. That was just gross. How you doing, brother? No doubt I'm going to have to go again in about five minutes. I threw up, too. Oh, you threw up, too? Yeah. I wish I could do that. The beans we ate got myself as well as Austin really sick. Gastrointestinal details that probably shouldn't be discussed at this time. Well, I got to go again. I got to go right now, dude. (thunder crashes) Yeah. They just do whatever they want to do. They always, they don't think of other people first. I hear ya... (hiccups) There's so much to do, I don't know where to begin. That's gross. I just feel like everything's trashed. Luckily, last night, the rained stopped, so the lake didn't go into our shelter. And I don't know what happened to Bruce and Bobby. Apparently they slept in the bathroom or something. I can't wait to hear that story. I didn't see it. If they did that, that is so wrong. Like seriously... that's so not right. (laughs) I'll get it. I got to Casa de Charmin to get some soap, and there's Bruce folded over, I mean literally folded in half, and there at his feet-- hmm?-- the empty bottle of wine. I just threw it away. I would have to be dead and someone would have to pour it down my throat for me to drink the last bottle of wine that we as a tribe won. What happened to that last bottle of wine? You drank it? Yeah. You and Bruce, or just you? I ended up sharing it with him, but I thought... I didn't think I had any place to sleep... You drank it yourself? Yeah, that's what my plan was, and then I went in there... gave him some. How do you feel about that? You feel good about it? Yeah. Bobby said there was no room in the shelter, but there was plenty of room. It was really bad judgment of Bobby to open the bottle of wine and drink it. We all worked really hard for that. Wine out here is like super special. Now none of us really trust Bobby. We were all supposed to celebrate and drink that wine together. Right, and I brought it in there, we were supposed to drink it last night... Yeah, but why would you ever do that on your own? 'Cause, you guys... I didn't have a place to sleep... You did. I didn't think I did. Maybe I did, but when I called out... You really made a bad, bad call. I don't feel bad that I stole your wine. Like I feel bad that I deprived them of wine, but I have no hard feelings whatsoever about the fact that you've been deprived of wine. Courtney definitely had a right to be upset. I just don't need to hear it. I really don't care what she thinks. She's probably one of the two or three most annoying people probably in the history of the world. It's so over. I don't have the energy for this. The energy I want to put on is for the camp and that's it. Not on this stupid stuff. Something told me I was coming back here again. I am on Exile Island for the second time. There's one less thing I have to look for right now because I have the hidden immunity idol. I am more independent on my own here. Everyone leaves me alone. I tend to have more time for the survival part of what I need to do about getting rehydrated and getting food so that I'm strong for the challenges. Finally a fire. I am really concerned about my tribe mates. My worst fear for La Mina right now is they're not properly feeding themselves and keeping hydrated. That's my worst fear. Creepy coffin. Guys, we got tree mail! Tree mail! Here we go. "From the depths of the ocean floor you'll hold your breath till you can take no more. "Paddle and swim as your body strains. An immunity depends on how you use your brains." Exactly not what the doctor ordered. Last night was one of the most miserable experiences of my whole life. The beans threw my system into a whirl, and we've got an immunity challenge coming up that we desperately need to win. This is, like, the true measure of what you're made of. It couldn't come at a worse time. So going in, I definitely would not give us the edge, seeing as we've lost four in a row and are going in semi-wounded. PROBST: Come on in, guys. We'll now bring in Terry, once again returning from Exile Island. Hi, Terry. What's up, T.D.? (applause) What's up? How are you doing? PROBST: Welcome back, Terry. Thanks, Jeff. PROBST: First thing's first, Courtney, give it up. Once again, immunity is back up for grabs. For today's immunity challenge, you're going to collect skulls from coffins sitting on the ocean floor. On my "go," three tribe members will paddle out looking for four coffins. Each time you find a coffin, dive down, untie the coffin, open it. You'll find a skull puzzle piece. Untie that, bring it back to the boat. Once you've collected all four skull puzzle pieces, paddle back to shore. The two remaining tribe members will then take those four skull puzzle pieces and build a skull pyramid. The pieces will only go together one way. First tribe to build it correctly and place their gold skull on top wins immunity, is safe from Tribal Council. Losers, somebody going home. Casaya, you're sitting two people out, you cannot sit the same people out in back-to-back challenges. Courtney and Danielle sat out the last challenge. We're going to sit out Cirie and Bruce. PROBST: Cirie and Bruce will take a seat on this one. The only thing left to find out is if Casaya will continue to dominate or if La Mina has found a way to back into this game. Take your spots. We'll get going. For immunity, survivors ready? Go! Let's go! Let's go! Go, Casaya! PROBST: You're looking for four coffins. Paddle, paddle, paddle, paddle, paddle! PROBST: Terry trying to scope it from above. Terry, Danielle diving in. Four knots to untie on each coffin. Danielle pops up, but no puzzle piece. La Mina has their first puzzle piece. Straight ahead! PROBST: Looking for another coffin. Let's go, La Mina! PROBST: Danielle has the first puzzle piece for Casaya. Let's go, let's go! Come on, Casaya! Paddle! PROBST: La Mina's already working on their second coffin. Casaya, their second coffin. Going to have to pick it up. Watch your head, Dan. Watch your head. Watch your head. He's got it. He's got it! PROBST: La Mina has their second puzzle piece. Come on, Casaya! PROBST: Casaya spending a lot of time underwater still looking for that second puzzle piece. La Mina at their third coffin. Danielle has the second puzzle piece for Casaya. Yeah! Here we go now! Here we go! PROBST: La Mina has their third puzzle piece. They do not want to go back to Tribal Council. Straight ahead. PROBST: Casaya not panicking. They found their third coffin. Right underneath us, guys. Right underneath us. PROBST: La Mina at their fourth coffin. All three Casaya members trying to make up some time. La Mina with a big lead. They have four puzzle pieces. Could be the end of their losing streak. Come on, Casaya! Don't give up! Let's go! Bonsai! PROBST: Casaya with their third puzzle piece. Yay! PROBST: They have one piece left. La Mina's almost to shore. Great work, guys. PROBST: Drop them on the mat. That's what you're looking for. Here's the gold piece that goes on top. That's what you're building. It's a triangle, it's not square. PROBST: Casaya not giving up. Got it! Come on, Casaya! PROBST: Casaya with their fourth puzzle piece. They're heading back. Hurry, guys! Here, try putting two... Is that it? PROBST: That's not it. We're still in it, Aras! They can't get the puzzle! PROBST: La Mina giving Casaya a shot. Come on! Oh, God, this is driving me crazy. PROBST: Casaya, drop them on the mat, on the mat! Go, start solving it. Shane and bobby are in this now. They've had a lot of time to watch La Mina and learn what isn't working for sure. It might go a little vertical. Yeah, like that. There you go. PROBST: Sally and Austin, trying a different strategy. One combination will work. Nothing else will. We're close. PROBST: Shane and Bobby think they're close. That fits. The gold skull! Gold skull. Gold skull, gold skull! Gold skull! That's it! PROBST: La Mina has it! La Mina wins immunity! (cheers) La Mina, back in the game. Congratulations. Nobody going home tonight. Casaya, winning streak comes to an end. Tribal Council tonight. Somebody is going home from your tribe. Get your stuff, head on back to camp. Ow! Son of a... Guys? Bobby, okay? No other discussion. Bobby goes down on the card. We lost the immunity challenge today, which forces us to talk about voting someone off. The group wants Bob out. I don't want Bob to go. I think he's proved himself in challenges. It's got to be Bob, dude. Here's the thing. We cannot control Bruce. We can't. What does Bruce bring to the table that Bob-dog doesn't bring? Nothing really. Nothing. Are we good at Bruce? This is really stupid but all right. It's stupid, I'm telling you it's going to end up costing people. It's not. Bobby came from young guys camp to begin with. If we get to the merge, and Austin and Nick are still around, I've always been worried about Bobby joining back up with them. So that was the reason why I didn't want Bobby to make the merge. He's not going to flip. I don't care. Whatever you guys want. What, you're not going to write his name down? Who? Bruce. I didn't say that. Oh. What are you babbling about? Like, what are you talking about? Oh, I just... I didn't hear what you said. Okay, so right now you're writing down Bruce. The four of us are all writing down Bruce. Done deal, no problem? That's not a problem? Oh, my God! I'm walking on eggshells as it is. Because initially way back, I was told I'd be the next to go. I'm just trying to lay low, fly under the radar, let them kill each other, and don't think about me for... (laughs) for the vote tonight. I don't know what anybody else tells you, but you were going tonight. Straight up. You were gone. Mm-hmm. But Bruce is now gone. I know one of the things that people are worried about is that if we do make a merge and we're 5-5 that I'll jump. I'm not jumping. Okay, so when we get to the merge, you're not going to flop? Yeah. You won't? Yeah. Swear on my kid? Yeah. Swear on my kid. Yeah, I won't swear on your kid, but yeah. Swear on my kid. I'll swear on your kid. You won't flop? Right. And you're promising me what? I promise you I'm getting you the sixth. Yep. I'm good? On my kid? Mm-hmm, on your kid, on Boston. Awesome. All right. This is my first Tribal Council, so I'm trying to calm myself down, and I want to keep it low-key. I get frustrated with Courtney doing yoga on the Zen rock garden. To me, it's disgusting. She has no respect for me or anybody. We've got the whole beach here and she picks the spot I'm at. I'd rather be on Exile Island than be around Courtney. What do you think about Bruce? I trust him. 100%? Yeah. I do trust him. I don't trust Bobby. I don't. Courtney, why don't we switch this game up right now and vote... I was just thinking about-- I was like, "At least I got my girls." ...vote off Bobby? You know what I mean? Let's vote off Bobby. Dude, I'm just scared of-- I'm just trying... I'm scared of that. I don't like that. Aras is putting himself, setting himself up. Aras is setting himself up so hard-core... Mm-hmm. ...and he's going to be so impossible to beat. How about we just get Shane, me, you-- us four vote for Bobby. Aras wanted Bruce gone. I just-- I didn't feel comfortable with that. I wanted Bruce to stay and I wanted Bobby to go, so I took control and I said this is not what I want. Keep Bruce. I'm telling you it's a better decision for all of us. It's less risky. Bobby's not going to flop. I just don't trust him. I don't trust him either. Okay, here's the deal. I can't vote him off. I swore on my kid that he was the sixth. I can't. Of course he's going to swear on your kid. Why wouldn't he? He knows he's getting voted off. He's going to say anything. That's-- here's the deal. Bruce would stay with us more than Bobby would. I agree. Well, why didn't you tell me that an hour ago, Courtney? You said an hour ago... Don't yell at me. I'm just yelling in general. And stop with the "don't yell at me." I'm just-- we're talking. You wouldn't listen to me when I was telling you all this stuff about Bobby. Well, you were right. I don't want Bobby making it to the merge. You were right. You were right. You were right. You were right, you were right. You were right and now you've been talked to and changed your mind. You were right from the beginning. I mean, honestly. Everyone's out of their mind. There's nothing I can do. I told everybody initially that Bobby should go and then they all freaked out and said nothing. They're like women, you know what I mean, and now they're going back to Bobby. So it's like, you know, who knows? PROBST: Everybody has a torch except Bruce. There's one on the end. Go ahead and grab it. Approach a flame and get fire. Fire's gone, so are you. Shane, last time you guys were here, I kind of felt as though this was a tribe that was in a bit of disarray. Has that changed? I would say that we are the dysfunctional functional tribe. I think when it comes to challenges, we step up and we know how to work together, but this tribe can be really, really tiring. PROBST: Let's talk about what's going on at camp life. You've had some heavy downpours. How's the shelter holding up? I ended up sleeping in the outhouse that night. PROBST: In the rain? Yeah, in the outhouse. With the bottle of wine. I went in there just kind of trying to get comfortable for about an hour and all of a sudden I hear a knock on the door, and Bobby shows up with a bottle of wine-- and at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning in the freezing rain with my butt sore-- and I said "I could use a drink." PROBST: Did anyone know, Bobby, that you took the bottle of wine? Was that okay with them? No, they didn't know and I found out later that it wasn't okay. But the reason why Bruce and I ended up in the outhouse is that the spots that we had reserved were taken and I was left to sleep exposed to the rain. So I was like, "All right, well, now I got this bottle of wine and everybody I was supposed to share it with is asleep and my spot's been taken, so, all right, let me go over here and get my drink on with my boy Bruce." PROBST: I've got to say if I'm the other five people, I'm looking at you and Bruce and thinking, "You guys don't want to be a part of this tribe? Tribal Council is easy." Oh, I agree. It was very-- I gave them plenty of ammunition. You know? I didn't think it was wrong, but I understood people could be disappointed. What I apologized for wasn't the act, but it was for the way it made people feel if it made people feel a certain way. PROBST: Cirie, did Bobby make a mistake? What did Bobby do from your point of view? I think it was a huge, huge mistake only because we all as a group fought for the reward challenge, and the reasoning that he's coming up with just doesn't sound good to me. But I also feel like we're all getting on Bob. Bruce knew very well as well that there was three other people that wanted that wine. I'm just as guilty and I apologize to the group now, but even then nobody came up to me and said, "Bruce, you ass, you drank that." I'm just going with the group, and if they made it clear it was just horribly wrong, you could have talked to me. But, Bruce, the onus is not on them to ask for you to explain yourself. I think that you're responsible to go up to the people in the group and to say, "Look, I made a selfish decision and I apologize." I mean, to Bob's credit, he lived up to it, said, "Yo, I did this," but to just kind of pretend like it didn't happen, to shuck it off your shoulders... It wasn't even on my mind today. There was so much that we had to do. That probably was the furthest thing from my mind, honestly. PROBST: Bruce, do you feel unappreciated? Oh, yeah, at times, because they ask for my suggestion, then they challenge it. I've never been challenged more times in my life on advice that was asked for me in over a whole year combined with thousands of students. It's unbelievable. But Bruce, we are not your pupils. All right, we're your tribesmen, and so when you do get challenged, you can't look at it as some sort of ego blow, but, no, this is a tribe learning to work together. You're completely wrong there. I don't think that. I was just throwing that out. I just think he just feels like he's not getting the respect that he deserves. He's an older man, he's a wiser man, he has more experience than everybody, and I just think sometimes he doesn't get the respect that he deserves. You know, I apologize to you guys, and I'll tell you I'm gonna take everything you say to heart. You know, if something is going to bother me, I'll clear it up right on the spot. Then you guys are in for it because you'll hear more of me then. You guys, I appreciate you guys. Come on. I will, I will. That's, that's a promise. PROBST: Before we get to the vote, Bruce is the only one of this tribe that's been to Exile Island. He could have found the hidden immunity idol. Whether he did, it would not come into play until after the vote. Cirie, you're up. Bobby, you're just too egotistical and you're selfish. Bruce, I just didn't think I could trust you. This is a throwaway vote. It doesn't mean anything. I'm trying to make my vote go away. 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: Courtney. Bruce. Bobby. One vote Bobby. Aras. That's one vote each for Aras, Courtney, Bruce and Bobby. Bruce. Two votes Bruce. Bobby. Here's where we stand-- two votes Bobby, two votes Bruce, one vote Courtney, one vote Aras. One vote left. Bobby. Fifth person voted out of Survivor: Exile Island. Bobby, the tribe has spoken. It's time for you to go. Well, no doubt in my mind you were in disarray when you walked in here tonight, but maybe the honesty shared here tonight could be the answer to bringing this group together. Grab your torches, head back to camp. Good night. Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH PROBST: Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode. PROBST: Next time on Survivor, the women want Shane out. It's going to be a stealth chop of the head, guillotine- style. PROBST: La Mina hits rock bottom. Down the hatch. Ugh! PROBST: A big twist could mean salvation for one... Oh! PROBST: ...and a Tribal Council like never before. I don't really know what to say. I wasn't expecting to be here this early. I feel like I never really got my game off the ground. I could have played it differently, but the truth was I just couldn't stomach a lot of these jokers. People in Casaya were bonded together out of weakness, out of desperation. Courtney, Danielle and Shane are spineless little twerps, all of them, and just being around them made me want to throw up. You know, at least I don't have to be them. I get to be Mr. Bob Dog.