Survivor 2015 castaway Kelly Remington is about to get the spotlight on this week’s Survivor episode when she sustains a nasty injury that leaves her bloodied on the Immunity challenge playing field.

"Disaster Strikes" on next Survivor 2015 episode
“Disaster Strikes” on next Survivor 2015 episode – Source: CBS/YouTube

Hyped during last week’s “Next Time on Survivor” promo we saw Jeff call for the challenge to halt but we hadn’t seen much more. Now we know it’s Kelly who takes the hit and just how it happens.

Sierra Thomas is working on the raised level and pulling up the lift platform when one side drops and it all crashes down on Lindsey and Kelly beneath it. Wait, did Dan Foley let go of his side of the rope? The heavy wood platform knocks in to Kelly’s head hard enough to leave blood running down her Buff and hand. Despite all that Kelly doesn’t fall to the ground or even stop to pull off her blindfold. Dedication!

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Jeff calls a stop to the challenge and the preview stops there but it’s safe to say the medical team would have jumped to her assistance. I’m guessing one of the two guys would have stepped in to help her as Mike Hollyway and Rodney Lavoie were the sit-outs for Blue Collar in this week’s challenge.

No word if Kelly has to leave Survivor, but I’m guessing she pulls through and sticks it out. We’ll see more on Wednesday’s double episode night of Survivor 2015.

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7 replies on “Survivor Spoilers: Kelly Remington Injured In Immunity Challenge [PICS]”

  1. This headline showed up in my Google News “Suggested for you” section. THANKS FOR THE SPOILER!

  2. Quote from article: “No word if Kelly has to leave Survivor, but I’m guessing she pulls through and sticks it out.”

    Nice optimism, but there is a lot of discussion about concussions in the media. If you look in the NFHS and NCAA rulebooks, every single one of them have a section in the back regarding concussion management, regardless of the likelihood in that sport. Many an athlete have either died from or took their life due to concussions. There is no doubt in my mind that the Survivor Medical Team will pull anyone from the game with a head injury.

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