Survivor Update: Big Moves and More

For those waiting for a big move on Survivor, Wednesday’s night episode surely was not a disappointment.

For those cheering for Foxborough’s Jeremy Collins, there were some things to be disappointed about.

Despite losing both challenges, Collins remains among the 11 remaining contestants in the running for the $1 million grand prize.

In this week’s rewards challenge, two teams of 12 had to paddle out to crates, recover them, and stack them in a way where the colors on the boxes did not match.

Despite falling behind, Collins was able to help gain lost ground, leading host Jeff Probst to say,”He’s doing the work of two people” as he carried a box from the canoe to the beach.

In the immunity challenge, the remaining survivors had to balance a ball on a disc attached to a rope. Every 10 minutes, everyone stepped further away from the disc, making the ball harder to balance.

Joe kept immunity, avoiding a possible blindside that was discussed earlier in the episode.

The first big move would come at tribal council, with Kelly Wentworth playing a hidden immunity idol and nullifying all nine votes against her.

That meant that Andrew Savage was voted out of the game with only three votes.

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