One or more tribes will get to face the grinning jester to your right. Who will it be? Actually, just one tribe, Rarotonga (although, since they're booting jurors now, you'd think, if it were fair, Aitutaki ought to be able to watch the excitement... but Survivor isn't really about fair). Either way, this should be the final double-boot episode (although they'll be axing four people in the finale).

Who do they boot? Well, this is where the "Asians do well at the beginning, but then get picked off" story starts to make sense. Jenny will follow Brad onto the jury bench, making the two people unlucky enough to have been from the original Puka Puka tribe among the immediate targets of the newly reconstituted alliance of the four original Rarotonga players left (however tenuously Jonathan is a part of that). Although, since Yul and Becky last until the finale, the "Asians get picked off" story obviously craps out after this episode.

Who's the other Rarotonga boot? Not a white player, and probably not Parvati's boyfriend, Nate. That should narrow it down. How does it happen? From the CBS press release: "After losing the Immunity Challenge, the defeated tribe is handed a sealed bottle containing a message that will be read at Tribal Council after they have sent someone home." Our guess is that the person with the second-most votes finds out after the fact that they're out, too. So long, Rebecca.

Of course, we don't really have any info to indicate that these two boots aren't done in the reverse order. But we like this story, so we'll stick with it.