'Survivor: Cambodia - Second Chance' Review: 'You Call, We'll Haul' Is EPIC

The winners are driven by motorcycle cabbies to the Coffee Bar and Ciera is excited to enjoy their reward. Andrew trash talks Fish about over-strategizing. "Brilliant plan. Executed to perfection", Andrew Savage tells Jeremy.

Andrew feels his huge dream is happening. They're going to vote out either Ciera or Wentworth. Any blindsides to be had here turn out to be far more interesting and satisfying than either of those possibilities, due to one inevitability, one bad decision, and one extremely exciting game move.

And there's only one winner and there's so much luck and so much chance in this game that you can't control. Stephen says that when Joe loses, he has to go. Joe said now that he was safe he wanted to get Stephen voted out. Even if she doesn't talk about her personal life, she's got a good work ethic.

It sucks how I went out, but it's almost poetic, you know, that someone who criticized "Chaos Kass" in Cagayan and hated everything about my game that ruined her game turned herself into the chaotic figure and basically imploded her own game at the merge.

Yup, it was the end of the road for Andrew Savage, who found himself voted out. Kass was throwing it around at tribal council, Andrew flipped off the immunity challenge, and then he flipped off seemingly at least a few people in the game when he was blindsided. It's hard to care that the challenge isn't that inventive when the narrative build still manages to make two guys standing around balancing a ball on a disc exciting. At intervals they must let out rope which makes it harder to balance. Wentworth and Ciera were eliminated right away, followed by Wigglesworth and Jeremy. It quickly came down to Keith, Joe and Spencer. Spencer drops first. After 30 minutes Keith and Joe have two balls on their boards.

Keith says he ought to get a Cambodian drivers license and says he liked chauffeuring them around. Back at camp, it's pretty grim. Stephen feels that seeing Joe off bonding with the other group is defeating him.

Kass McQuillen: Letting [Tasha] get under my skin to the point where I felt the need to go in front of the tribe and just throw out there that she was lying to me and trying to break up our alliance, which is exactly what happened and they showed it. Her whole intent was to tell me lies and try to get me to cause trouble. Kelley Wigglesworth is reminded that in season one she lost this challenge to Jervis and she is paddles as a profession. The two spoke by the fire on one of the first two nights, according to Kass, deciding to put their past behind them and forge ahead with the new game. They start out behind, but quick the purple pulls even, and by the end of the haul, they are first out of the water and begin to construct the puzzle. Andrew pledges his undying love to Joe - we know the feeling - but Joe knows that if Fish has rallied the troops, he's gone if he doesn't win immunity.

After another 10 minutes, a second ball is added to Joe's and Keith's plates. If the balls head off in different directions they will not be able to maintain the position. Keith was then eliminated, leaving Joe as the winner.

Ideally, Jeremy needs to keep his Bayon Trio intact while taking down every other non-alpha. So, Savage was 100% the next person to go if Ta Keo went to Tribal Council. Joe says it's like playing chess when you don't know which pieces are which. "I'm out of the million dollars, but I decide who gets the million". Ciera has an idol, but she does not want to use it at this point in the game, so she is up for taking out Stephen. Andrew talks to Tasha and Spencer and Jeremy joins them. Hopefully, the bonds he's made will be stronger than Fishbach's urge to get rid of him.

Jeremy uses the opportunity to turn the group against the two girls. Joe is frustrated that Stephen has more allies than he figured. Ciera says there are four people, but she names five. (I know Abi got far too much screentime at the start of the season, but I really wish we were given her thoughts and Tasha's on her flip to finally get rid of Woo.) While Tasha seems to be the one to set the target on Kass (as credited in Stephen's blog), it was most likely Savage who set the tribe against the three women who had betrayed him on Ta Keo. "I was just holding my bag as Jeff started reading the votes".

"I would make a movie against Joe", Eastin says, to which Fishbach agrees.

Also, we should commend Wentworth on an awesome idol play here.

Ciera says she's frustrated because no one is playing to win. She says she's not asking for anyone to do anything crazy. Stephen and Kimmi have to take out Jeremy before he can go on an endgame immunity streak, but they don't have enough numbers to get to the endgame without him (unless they pull Tasha in, but then Tasha becomes the new JT).

While it was a great play by Kelley to use her Idol when she did, they might have made the biggest blunder yet in who they decided to send home.

 

We wanted to get Savage out, Abi didn't want to vote Savage, so Woo was the next best choice, because he was in Savage's pocket. The Orkun tribe won the challenge. He knows they don't want him around. He tells them that they will get an advantage if they touch their buoy first as they enter into a challenge.