Dedham Survivor Update: Betrayal in the Tribe and an Immunity Idol Save

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers

DEDHAM, MA — Coming off a blindside, Dedham's Bret LaBelle and some of his fellow Gen Xers felt betrayed on this week's episode of Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X.

A plan to vote CeCe Taylor out of the tribe turned into a blindside against alliance leader Paul Wachter. From the start, LaBelle and Chris Hammons demanded answers.

"I don't understand what the hell just happened. We want to know what's going on," LaBelle told Jessica Lewis, who orchestrated the blindside.

Lucy Huang, who began to regret the blindside, went to LaBelle and Hammons with the promise to help get rid of Lewis, who she said was power hungry.

In the rewards challenge, the tribes competed in a 2-on-2 challenge where competitors had to swim to a tube and bring it back to a pole, while preventing their opponents from doing the same by any means necessary. In the 3-2 win for Generation X, LaBelle and Ken McNickle defeated Jay Starrett and Adam Klein, thanks to LaBelle dragging McNickle and the ring to their pole.

Generation X was less successful in the immunity challenge, with the Millennials solving a word puzzle quicker than their rivals and avoiding a trip to tribal council.

Post immunity challenge, LaBelle and Hammons planned to vote out Lewis, with the assistance of Huang, but others like McNickle and David Wright didn't appreciate the way Huang called the shots. McNickle warned Lewis of the plan from LaBelle and Hammons, with Lewis telling Houng what McNickle said.

At the council, Lewis had five votes against her, but Daivd Wright used his hidden immunity idol on Lewis, forcing Huong out of the game with two votes. CeCe Taylor also received a vote.

Four episodes in, Generation X has been sent to tribal council three times and have seven members left.

Survivor airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on CBS.

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