Say goodbye to the tribes on Survivor 2015 and hello to the newly merged Worlds Apart tribe when the show returns next Wednesday.
We had only just met Nagarote and Escameca but they’re already coming to an end as we saw in the preview clip for next week’s Survivor 2015.
All the remaining castaways, twelve of them at this point, will settle in at one camp and battle it out with individual immunity challenges from now on.
Gallery: Tribes Merge on Survivor 2015 – Worlds Apart
The challenges might be individual, but let’s look at the old original tribes. White Collar will have just three of its members in the newly merged tribe. No Collar will have four of its original cast. Blue Collar comes out on top with five of its six when things come together. Blue has the most, but if White and No figure out they can bind together and overcome those numbers then we could have an interesting fight on our hands.
The Collar tribes are gone, but what about the No Collar alliance? Joe Anglim gives insight:
Alright !..The collars are off..let the game begin.,,,rooting for Joe!
Yeah, I like Joe a lot, I think that I like Tyler. I didn’t like Mike until he came up with the plan to smash the bromance as soon as it began, so now he’s got some goodwill from me. I don’t like Dan, and I cannot stand Rodney, what a frickin dumbass he is. After it was over last week, I was wondering if they will keep him around to the end because they view him as a loser with the jury. I am worried about Joe’s ability to stay to the end because people are clearly viewing him as a threat. He’s been the intended target of two unsuccessful campaigns to vote him out already simply for that one reason only. I’m still assessing the women, but I haven’t disliked any of the ones that have been sent packing already. I do think that I like Carolyn.