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"Last week on Survivor: Blood vs Water, we lost Rupert before he even had a chance to get in the game. Redemption Island is in play, which means anything can happen - and indeed, from the look of things, it certainly will - and with several loose cannons on the island (we&amp;#039;re looking at you, Colton), we&amp;#039;re in for some memorable TV, it seems.  It&amp;#039;s day 7 of the competition, and Tyson is showing off his cupcake belt buckle to his Galang tribemates. Colton is bored, though, and wants to stir up trouble, yet again. He&amp;#039;s knocked back when everyone insists it&amp;#039;s too early in the morning to get into that nonsense. He later corners Aras to ask if he&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;in trouble&amp;quot; and Aras confirms that he is, but he pretends to comfort him by saying that someone else might still shoot themselves in the foot. Colton knows that his days are numbered, but they may be even more numbered than he thinks.  Later that day, both tribes meet Jeff at Redemption Island to watch Candice, Marisa and Rachel fight it out. Tyson could take Rachel&amp;#039;s place, but she tells him to stay put. Tyson then gets in a fight with Brad, who&amp;#039;s sitting around smirking. Marissa then gets in on the action, claiming that the tribes should be voting out weak players rather than getting personal, and when Brad talks back to her, she lashes out at him.  Next thing you know, Colton is crying and claiming that he doesn&amp;#039;t want to be out there anymore and he can&amp;#039;t do this anymore. Where did that come from? Jeff is clearly annoyed, as this is the second time Colton is quitting the game. He came back to prove that he&amp;#039;d changed, and now instead he&amp;#039;s punishing his tribe when numbers count and this will put them at a disadvantage (yes, even though he&amp;#039;s useless). Colton says that&amp;#039;s best for him, and Jeff calls him selfish, pointing out that the first time around, he feigned having appendicitis. Ha! Jeff also wants to know if Colton quits things all the time when they don&amp;#039;t go his way.  Caleb, Colton&amp;#039;s fianc\u00E9, doesn&amp;#039;t know why Colton is quitting, but Jeff points out that just because Colton liked watching adventure on TV doesn&amp;#039;t mean he should have got off the couch. &amp;quot;We brought a quitter back, and we got a quitter again,&amp;quot; he says. Ouch! Jeff really, really doesn&amp;#039;t like Colton. This last remark reduces Colton to tears and he goes running to Caleb&amp;#039;s arms. Colton tells him not to quit and that he could win the game, but when Colton responds that he can&amp;#039;t, Caleb just goes, &amp;quot;Okay, that&amp;#039;s fine. You know me, I don&amp;#039;t care!&amp;quot; Well... that was fruitful. Jeff doesn&amp;#039;t allow Colton to burn his buff, just tells him to get his stuff and go. Lovely.  Now it&amp;#039;s time for the task at hand. Candice, Marisa and Rachel are going to be staking a series of blocks on an angled platform, avoiding trip bars that would cause the blocks to fall and the competitor to start over again. The goal is to stack them so that they fall like dominoes, ultimately releasing a ball that will smash a tile. The first two to do it stay alive while the winner gets an Immunity Idol clue. The one who comes in last is out of the game.  As the ladies get started, Jeff mentions that it&amp;#039;s 114 degrees fahrenheit on the island. Whew, talk about hot! Candice is the first to complete the maze and wins her second duel - you go, girl (or something). It&amp;#039;s down to Marisa and Rachel, and while Marisa initially falls short, Rachel knocks nearly her entire stack over. It&amp;#039;s a pretty tight competition, but eventually Marisa gets it right and that means Rachel is going home. Bye, Rachel! Candice also gets to give John another clue for the Immunity Idol - other people have found it with no clues, so he sorta needs to get on it.  Back at Galang, Tyson&amp;#039;s tribemates attempt to comfort him since his wife Rachel has now been eliminated. He&amp;#039;s quite upset, but he has a good enough perspective and realises that it&amp;#039;s only a game and you can&amp;#039;t take it too seriously. The conversation then shifts to Colton&amp;#039;s exit, with everyone giving their theories on why he quit. They all agree that it&amp;#039;s because he didn&amp;#039;t get his own way, which isn&amp;#039;t really news, is it?   Over at Tadhana, Brad wants to know if he&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;being a tyrant&amp;quot; since everyone was attacking him at Redemption Island. He does think he&amp;#039;s making all the decisions, but he claims that he&amp;#039;s trying to make the rest of the group feel as though they&amp;#039;re involved in what&amp;#039;s happening. Of course, the other guys aren&amp;#039;t stupid - they are indeed helping to make the decisions, but they&amp;#039;re letting Brad take all the heat. That seems like the much bigger move to me.  Meanwhile, John decides to confide in Brad that he feels confident about the second clue he&amp;#039;s received for the Immunity Idol in hopes of keeping the heat off himself within their alliance. The pair go out looking for it, but then John claims that they shouldn&amp;#039;t go together because it&amp;#039;ll look too suspicious. Brad doesn&amp;#039;t know what that means - does John really trust him? This is a &amp;quot;litmus test&amp;quot; for their relationship, apparently, so we&amp;#039;ll see how that pans out.  The next morning, Tree Mail arrives giving the contestants a hint about their upcoming immunity challenge. They&amp;#039;re out on the water, with each tribe on different floating platforms. They&amp;#039;ll be squaring off one-on-one, sumo-style. Fighting with padded bags, they&amp;#039;ll be trying to knock each other off the main platform. The first tribe to get five of their opponents off wins immunity, and a reward - comfort in the form of a tarp, mosquito notes, hammocks, pillows and rope. Of course, if they want to trade that in for fishing gear, they&amp;#039;re welcome to do so. Galang already has fishing gear, so if they win, I think they&amp;#039;ll take the comfort.   The first duel is between Gervase and Brad, with Brad winning for Tadhana. Laura and Katie go next, with Laura scoring for Galang. John and Aras pair off, with John coming out victorious. Sierra and Kat go next, and Kat takes that win. Hayden beats Tyson next, though Tyson apparently popped his shoulder out and medical has to be called out. He gets a makeshift sling and has to sit the rest of it out.  Katie and her mom Tina go against one another next. It&amp;#039;s a really good match, and eventually Tina scores for Galang. Brothers Vytas and Aras step up, with Aras taking down his older sibling and giving Galang the lead. Laura and her daughter Sierra are next to face off, and Laura succeeds, winning a third straight immunity challenge for Galang. Well, that&amp;#039;s a shame (but not at all surprising).  At Tribal Council, Tadhana has to send home someone, and it&amp;#039;s John who&amp;#039;s blindsided. Looks like Brad got his way! Well, that was unexpected.  Survivor airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on CBS. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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