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Survivor: All-Stars contestant Henry voted out (Channel 10)
Henry's big moves weren't enough to save him at tribal council
World series of poker app. Yep, nobody's going home tonight.Source:Channel 10
Survivor contestants Shonee Fairfax and Zach Kozyrski have been thrust into quite an awkward situation after a surprise twist in Wednesday’s tribal council saw nobody leave the game.
The group entered tribal council with several different plans in the air — Shonee, John and Zach’s names had all been floated as possibilities for eviction.
All the songs are good, my favorite one is no longer a slave. I first came upon it on a youtube video. It was recorded at Harding prison. If you like seeing the spirit move, this is a good one, watching the inmates being moved by the music is uplifting.
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Host Jonathan LaPaglia had other plans — but he toyed with the tribe first, asking them all how they thought the vote would go and even dropping a few hints about what was to come.
“Do you think anyone in here knows exactly what’s going on tonight?” he asked Shonee — a loaded question if ever there was one.
As time came to vote, LaPaglia revealed the twist.
“You guys are still going to go up to vote — but you’re not voting to send someone home. Instead, the two people with the highest number of votes will be going to Exile Beach.”
The revelation sent the tribe scrambling: Traditionally in Survivor, players sent to Exile Beach are at some point given a chance to win their way back into the game. Whoever’s name you write down, could come back to haunt you.
Yep, nobody's going home tonight.Source:Channel 10
Jonathan LaPaglia drops a surprise on the tribe.Source:Channel 10
“That’s an absolute spanner in the works,” said Harry. “Another twist means you’ve got to play differently — especially when there’s a chance of someone coming back.”
In the end, Shonee received five votes and Zach three, with John the only other contestant to be named, picking up a solitary vote.
That meant lovably goofy personal assistant Shonee and beefy ex-Gladiator Zach — fond of tired jokes about women belonging in the kitchen — were off to a remote beach together for the foreseeable future.
Survivor returns 7:30pm Monday with a tribe swap — and not everybody’s happy. “If you had to pick worst case scenario for tribe swap for Mat, it just happened,” said Mat Rogers in a teaser for the next episode.
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Survivor: All-Stars contestant Henry voted out (Channel 10)
Henry\'s big moves weren\'t enough to save him at tribal council
World series of poker app. Yep, nobody\'s going home tonight.Source:Channel 10
Survivor contestants Shonee Fairfax and Zach Kozyrski have been thrust into quite an awkward situation after a surprise twist in Wednesday’s tribal council saw nobody leave the game.
The group entered tribal council with several different plans in the air — Shonee, John and Zach’s names had all been floated as possibilities for eviction.
All the songs are good, my favorite one is no longer a slave. I first came upon it on a youtube video. It was recorded at Harding prison. If you like seeing the spirit move, this is a good one, watching the inmates being moved by the music is uplifting.
RELATED: Why Henry never wore undies during Survivor
RELATED: Why All-Stars contestant Jacqui is so ripped at 52
Host Jonathan LaPaglia had other plans — but he toyed with the tribe first, asking them all how they thought the vote would go and even dropping a few hints about what was to come.
“Do you think anyone in here knows exactly what’s going on tonight?” he asked Shonee — a loaded question if ever there was one.
As time came to vote, LaPaglia revealed the twist.
“You guys are still going to go up to vote — but you’re not voting to send someone home. Instead, the two people with the highest number of votes will be going to Exile Beach.”
The revelation sent the tribe scrambling: Traditionally in Survivor, players sent to Exile Beach are at some point given a chance to win their way back into the game. Whoever’s name you write down, could come back to haunt you.
Yep, nobody\'s going home tonight.Source:Channel 10
Jonathan LaPaglia drops a surprise on the tribe.Source:Channel 10
“That’s an absolute spanner in the works,” said Harry. “Another twist means you’ve got to play differently — especially when there’s a chance of someone coming back.”
In the end, Shonee received five votes and Zach three, with John the only other contestant to be named, picking up a solitary vote.
That meant lovably goofy personal assistant Shonee and beefy ex-Gladiator Zach — fond of tired jokes about women belonging in the kitchen — were off to a remote beach together for the foreseeable future.
Survivor returns 7:30pm Monday with a tribe swap — and not everybody’s happy. “If you had to pick worst case scenario for tribe swap for Mat, it just happened,” said Mat Rogers in a teaser for the next episode.
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Henry\'s big moves weren\'t enough to save him at tribal council
World series of poker app. Yep, nobody\'s going home tonight.Source:Channel 10
Survivor contestants Shonee Fairfax and Zach Kozyrski have been thrust into quite an awkward situation after a surprise twist in Wednesday’s tribal council saw nobody leave the game.
The group entered tribal council with several different plans in the air — Shonee, John and Zach’s names had all been floated as possibilities for eviction.
All the songs are good, my favorite one is no longer a slave. I first came upon it on a youtube video. It was recorded at Harding prison. If you like seeing the spirit move, this is a good one, watching the inmates being moved by the music is uplifting.
RELATED: Why Henry never wore undies during Survivor
RELATED: Why All-Stars contestant Jacqui is so ripped at 52
Host Jonathan LaPaglia had other plans — but he toyed with the tribe first, asking them all how they thought the vote would go and even dropping a few hints about what was to come.
“Do you think anyone in here knows exactly what’s going on tonight?” he asked Shonee — a loaded question if ever there was one.
As time came to vote, LaPaglia revealed the twist.
“You guys are still going to go up to vote — but you’re not voting to send someone home. Instead, the two people with the highest number of votes will be going to Exile Beach.”
The revelation sent the tribe scrambling: Traditionally in Survivor, players sent to Exile Beach are at some point given a chance to win their way back into the game. Whoever’s name you write down, could come back to haunt you.
Yep, nobody\'s going home tonight.Source:Channel 10
Jonathan LaPaglia drops a surprise on the tribe.Source:Channel 10
“That’s an absolute spanner in the works,” said Harry. “Another twist means you’ve got to play differently — especially when there’s a chance of someone coming back.”
In the end, Shonee received five votes and Zach three, with John the only other contestant to be named, picking up a solitary vote.
That meant lovably goofy personal assistant Shonee and beefy ex-Gladiator Zach — fond of tired jokes about women belonging in the kitchen — were off to a remote beach together for the foreseeable future.
Survivor returns 7:30pm Monday with a tribe swap — and not everybody’s happy. “If you had to pick worst case scenario for tribe swap for Mat, it just happened,” said Mat Rogers in a teaser for the next episode.
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