| Episode
6 |
| "Jellyfish
'N Chips" |
Filmed
November 13-15, 2004
Airdate: Wednesday, March 23,
2005
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| RC speculation |
| IC speculation |
| Boot speculation |
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Episode
descriptions
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CBS: "-Tensions
flare between two tribemates when one blames the other for
the tribe's loss in a Challenge.
-A tribe's high morale is not enough to keep one Survivor from
being annoyed by a tribemate's uselessness around camp.
-After a miserable night in a typhoon, one Survivor has an emotional
and physical breakdown.
-One undecided Survivor makes conflicting deals with two tribemates
going into Tribal Council. Who will be next to leave the island?" |
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| REWARD
CHALLENGE/ "Shoot & Switch"? - ? wins Pringles and Procter & Gamble
products at Jellyfish Lake |
It's
possible we may have mis-assigned this week's challenges. The "Shoot
and Switch" challenge was originally scheduled to be the Ep3
RC, which might suggest the other challenge, yet another water-based
race-and-retrieve/puzzle
extravaganza, should be the IC. The immunity idol isn't visible
in either challenge, so it's hard to say for sure. We'll defer
to the judgement of VolcanicGlass at Phoenix, and Biancaxxx at
MeSS.
Going
back to the storyboard (discussions: Sucks, Phoenix, Joker's
Updates), this appears to be the long-awaited "Shoot and
Switch" challenge, featuring vintage WWII weaponry (or at
least faux, paintball-firing pseudo-weaponry). Except instead of
just lining Ulong up, and putting them out of their misery, it
looks like they'll be shooting at flags. Too bad. And too bad for
Ulong, it appears, because Bobby Jon is shown once again putting
his head in his hands. True, it may simply be mid-challenge, after
Tarzan or one of his cohorts misses a particularly easy shot, but Caryn
is shown praying, and in the supernatural world of Mark Burnett
all prayers (such as Ibrehem's "save me for another episode" one)
are usually answered. Koror wins?
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CHALLENGE pictures/ Click on thumbnails below for larger version |
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| IMMUNITY
CHALLENGE/ "Build It Up, Tear It Down"? - Koror wins? |
As
mentioned above, this challenge could actually be the RC. But we
think not (for now).
Not much is
visible for the challenge itself. Koror and Ulong are lined up
at the start, with boxes coded for the other tribe at their feet.
Two people per tribe (Ian and Jenn; Steph and Bobby Jon) race into
the water, and... that's where the caps end. The NCAA ads included
a shot of frame-like structures on the beach, and possible bundles
of wood. Not too informative. Presumably the two racers per team
are retrieving items used in construction/assembly on the beach.
Biancaxxx gives
us this description of the challenge at MeSS:
"Each team is sent
rope, and a box with the other tribes flag in it. They have to
tie up the box so that the other tribe can't get into it. When
they get to the challenge, floating out in the ocean, around 50
feet
away, are some boards. The teams have to swim out, get
the boards, come back and try to build a trap around the other
tribes box, using the boards and rope. They have around 20 minutes
or so (will be edited shorter, of course). When the time is up,
they switch and see who can undo the other tribes trap first. First
to get it all down and open the box, and hang their tribes flag,
wins."
James
is shown looking down at this challenge, but it's not clear whether
it's
a pre-challenge
description
shot,
or
post-challenge
depression. His hair could either be wet or greasy, and he's not
shown in the water, anyway. On the surface, it might appear Ulong
has an advantage, at least in the retrieval part, but Koror has
a well-fed Ian, who we all recall is a "fast little booger" in
the water. We'll give the edge to Koror. Which
fits with what Mersaydeez says, anyway.
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CHALLENGE pictures/ Click on thumbnails below for larger version |
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| BOOT/
James? |
While
there's a slight chance Bobby Jon might be leaving his pathetic
tribe for greener pastures this week, we'll stick with our original
assessment that James is this week's boot, largely based on Mersaydeez's
lengthy spoiler thread, unless or until contradictory evidence
presents itself.
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