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| Survivor:
Samoa episode 4 detailed immunity challenge spoilers/
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As
mentioned on the RC page,
it's clear there's a separate IC this week,
and no combined RC/IC. Galu's pre-challenge lineup features the
immunity idol, and Foa Foa is clearly standing in front of the
nets. So
the net challenge appears to be for immunity.
The challenge appears to be run as follows:
Both tribes have to collect square blocks, then transfer these
across a criss-crossing course, on which the running surface
is nets (for added difficulty). At some point, there's also a
rope bridge (on which Mick, Ashley, Jaison and Russell H. are
all shown), but nobody's carrying blocks there, so it's not clear
where it fits in. Possibly after the next stage, in which the
blocks are stacked to form huge towers.
Galu chooses to sit out Dave, Shambo, Russell
S. and someone else (BJ at
MeSS sees Monica in the challenge, so it must be Laura) here.
Update: CBS also released a behind-the-scenes video for
this challenge, and it's called "Well Stacked". Amusingly,
it's still not remotely clear where the rope bridge fits into
this challenge, since the video shows the dreamteamers starting,
running across the nets, waiting for everyone to arrive on the
mats, then starting to stack the blocks. Once the stack is complete,
and the tribe is back on their mat, they win.
| Immunity
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CBS admits there is a tribe called "Galu" on S19 |
Foa Foa: better living through chemistry |
Mick on the rope bridge |
Just hanging out... |
Third Foa Foa on the bridge |
The old negative treatment |
Fourth Foa Foa on the bridge |
The net course, with people running |
Collecting blocks |
John, Liz |
I'm yelling, and I don't know why! |
Galu lifts Kelly, Probst visible behind them |
Assembling blocks |
Final touches? |
So who wins? From all the clues, we'd have
to guess Foa Foa finally pulls out a win here. But we do have
Probst in the web promo saying "we are very close," and the stacks
don't look dramatically different. In doubt here, we'll have
to pick Foa Foa.
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