Abi says "payback is a bitch" and that everyone is glad that he's gone. Keith is feeling left out because he didn't get the memo. He wants Tasha to go and in fact voted for her. Which pissed her off.
Spencer and Jeremy are worried that there is going to be a girl's alliance. They need Tasha on their side along with Kimmie who I CANNOT BELIEVE IS STILL ON THE SHOW!!
Reward Challenge. It's one Keith won before. untangle enough rope to get through the whole course, build a ladder type of bridge and then toss sandbags at a tower of blocks and they need the rope to retrieve their sandbags. Wanna know? It's a trip back to the temples with food and a night stay.
Keith wins again. He gets to chose, first picks Kelley because I guess last week she helped him spend time with his wife. And then he picks Spencer for "no real logic". Tasha is mad but says that "sometimes going back to camp can be even as advantageous."
Back at camp, Abi says that Keith is strong. Tasha agrees that he should be next. Abi is all proud of herself for using people to get ahead. Jeremy is kind of non-committal about Keith going home due to his all girl alliance fear. Tasha tells him she knows why he's afraid. Kimmie agrees that Keith needs to go. Tasha basically says that Jeremy needs to trust me and let me make a move or else.
At the reward, they walk through the temples and blather about the last time they were all there. Yea, when they smelled a hell of a lot better! After the walk they get a blessing, basically 3 dudes in orange throwing water at them and chanting " I can't believe we have to do this shit" in Cambodian. Then there are girls dancing. And food. It's the season's "cultural experience" complete with spaghetti and salad. Kelley starts the discussion about them going final 3, with Abi as their 4. Keith wants to make that happen. Spencer isn't 100% sure. He can see himself going with Keith and Abi but then again Abi is not the sound rational person to count on.
Back at camp, Abi is making rice and Tasha asks her if she'd mind if she and Jeremy talk. Abi is all passive aggressive as usual and is pissed that she's not included. Jeremy thinks she's crazy. Kimmie comes back from shitting in the woods and is all "what did I miss??" They all bust on Abi. Jeremy can't imagine anyone dating her. Tasha asks if it's better to get rid of Abi before Keith so there's no messiness at the end. Jeremy is just thinking "one less girl".
Immunity Challenge: it's back in the water. Race through obstacles, get a key, open a chest and do a puzzle. Spencer literally does the puzzle in 5 seconds and wins immunity. Tasha starts to drown and Jeff calls for safety ( a dude nearby in a snorkel) and medical. They determine that she was basically exhausted.
Back at camp, Tasha has recovered enough to be nervous about any bonding at the reward. She thinks it's time for Spencer to prove himself.
The Keith, Spencer, Kelley and Abi alliance decide it's Tasha. We're all good. Abi thinks her resume has gone up.
Tasha approaches Jeremy and Spencer and they discuss getting rid of Abi. Tasha can't stand the idea of those other 3 making it to the end because THIS SEASON ESPECIALLY it should be all about the strongest players making it to the end.
Spencer has to decide whether it's better to target the weak players or take out the big guns and go with the "green goats" to the end.
Tribal
Keith got a big reward. Yes Jeff.
Spencer says it connected them all to the country, although he was worried about what was going on at camp
Tasha says she almost drowned and had to be rescued and is exhausted, which is a surprise to the jury
Spencer points out that any event is an opportunity for change, good or bad.
Kimmie says that there is always idol talks and people wondering if "we"have the numbers. Jeff jumps all over this as if it's the first time he has ever considered that there were groups of "we".
Jeremy says there are like 5 blocks of we's.
No one is confident in their we, which Abi finds exciting and she is still wondering which we to join.
Apparently she is joining the we that is called the Jury.
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