Last night on Survivor 2015 the Worlds Apart tribes had a shuffle in the success story and a new Collar found their way to Tribal Council where another castaway was voted off.
With no activity on the Hidden Immunity Idol, Carolyn Rivera kept that quietly tucked away, we jumped right over to the Immunity Challenge. Well, not before Vince Sly had a few words with Joe Anglim over all the ways he “wronged” Vince in a parallel, delusional Survivor world.
The Immunity Challenge gave us a great opportunity to see the physical side of these castaways. Each tribe had five players working their way across the way dragging a tethered buoy with them. Once all five balls were on the other side it was a shoot out to see who could get them all in their basket first.
Kudos to the White Collar tribe on a big win after last week’s flop. Go figure the supposedly brainy tribe would do better in a physical comp while failing at the thinking element last week. Their win also netted them a sweet fishing gear set to help deal with hunger issues.
That left Blue & No Collars to fight it out for safety vs elimination. Blue pulled through in a solid win over Red who couldn’t get a single buoy in to their basket. Oops.
Heading in to Tribal Council the No Collars were scrambling for a scapegoat with Nina, Will, and Vince seeming likely candidates. Nina for her earlier drama over being an outcast, Will for his miserable performance, and Vince for his terrible social behavior over the girls favoring the more pleasant, less creepy Joe.
In the end it was Vince Sly who was voted off Survivor 2015 Worlds Apart 3-2-1 over Jenn and Nina, respectively. Unlike last week’s results, I don’t think we’ll be missing anything with this elimination.
That guy creeped me out. I mean, really, spouting off a bunch of garbage and telling Joe to agree with him? Passive/aggressive. I am glad he is gone, along with So.
Haven’t been able to ‘get into’ this season yet. Last night was a disappointment, however, Vince Sly (is that his real last name?) being blindsided was a pleasure to witness.
Vince is a Coco”nut”.
Vince had really big coco”nuts”, but when they were opened, something wasn’t as sweet as you’d expect. Rename this episode “From Zen to Zero”!