One tribe on CBS’s “Survivor” won a pair of chickens, but the other hungry, discouraged tribe lost its fire-making flint and sent a member home.
Limited food, poor sleep and unforgiving heat pushed the Hina tribe’s mental bounds. Hina lost a physically demanding immunity challenge and voted off law clerk Jason Treul, 32. The tribe also lost the ability to make fire as a penalty for losing the challenge.
Kele, on the other hand, won the immunity challenge and claimed two chickens as its members formed new alliances and strengthened current ones as Sage Ahrens-Nichols grew suspicious of Shannon Fairweather’s tactics.
Overall, 12 castaways remain to compete next week.
In addition to the immunity challenge, there was a solo journey that required each tribe to choose one castaway to travel by boat to a different site to compete for an advantage. Nate Moore, from Hina, and MC Chukwujekwu, from Kele, had to move nearly 100 sand bags under a time limit lose their votes.
The pair moved the bags together and had to chance to search for a hidden immunity idol before the time ran out. Chukwujekwu searched for the idol, but Moore lied about the amount of time left so Chukwujekwu stopped early — neither walked away with an idol, but they successfully moved the bags and kept their votes.
Here’s a look at the latest episode of “Survivor,” and how to watch next week.
Who got voted off ‘Survivor’ last night?
Law clerk Jason Treul, 32, of Anaheim, California, was sent home. Truel knew he was on the chopping block. Truel was originally from the Hina tribe and did not form a solid alliance after the tribal swap a week earlier.
Truel was an alternate for the cast of season 49, and said he was grateful for having the “Survivor” experience, describing it as borrowed time.
Who else has been voted off ‘Survivor’?
Here’s who has been voted off in previous episodes of “Survivor:”
When will the next episode of ‘Survivor’ air?
The sixth episode will air at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 29. Episodes will air every Wednesday in a 90-minute format the show adopted starting with Survivor Season 45.
How can I watch ‘Survivor’ live?
The CBS series is available on broadcast TV each week. Check your local listing for CBS affiliates.
In addition, here’s how to stream “Survivor”:
Other streaming options include:
When are new episodes of ‘Survivor’ on Paramount Plus?
“Survivor” will stream live for Paramount+ Premium plan subscribers, whereas Paramount+ Essential subscribers can watch the episode the following day, according to CBS.
Who remains on ‘Survivor?’ What are the new tribes?
Here are the 12 castaways remaining on “Survivor” Season 49 and their new tribe assignment:
When will the 50th season of ‘Survivor’ premiere?
The 50th season is set to premiere in the spring 2026, though an official date has not yet been announced, according to CBS.
Previous castaways that will play (again) in the 50th season have been announced via CBS’s Instagram. However, there will be two players from season 49 invited to play, and they have yet to be chosen.
Contact Sarah Moore @ smoore@lsj.com
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Who was voted off ‘Survivor’ last night? 1 tribe fed up with losing, being hungry
Reporting by Sarah Moore, Lansing State Journal / Detroit Free Press
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