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| Six are left - who will take the victory? |
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| Cracking skulls |
Wendell tells Sebastian and Angela that he wants to vote Donathan. Donathan thinks it's him because Domenick and Wendell haven't talked to him, but Sebastian says it doesn't have to be. Although Domenick has been telling them he has 2 idols, Sebastian suggests they just vote for him anyway and hope for the best, and reveals his extra vote. Angela then inexplicably decides to open her mouth to Domenick about it. Amazing she would ruin this, as even Laurel is OK with losing Domenick at this point. Domenick catches Wendell up, and realizes he has a big decision to make with the idol.
At tribal council, Laurel talks about the difference between big and smart moves. Donathan says he feels he's going home. Domenick says he doesn't buy it, and when Donathan doesn't fess up, he reveals he knows about the extra vote. He pulls out his two idols and Wendell pulls out his. He then gives the fake one to Jeff early, saying he's playing it. After the votes are cast, Domenick reveals his bluff. It works, as Sebastian is voted out. Not only did he switch his vote, but he didn't even play the extra one. Whaat? Well, he went out in the most fitting way possible: like a dumbass.
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| Shape shifter |
There's lots of factors to the vote. Domenick asks Donathan who he'd take if he wins the final 4 challenge, and he says him. Yeah, he doesn't believe that. But Domenick also starts quizzing Laurel, as he thinks she might be their biggest threat left.
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| Your savior is here |
The final immunity challenge is to stack 6 balls on top of eachother. Wendell keeps his cool and is looking good, whilst Domenick's keeps dropping. Wendell's falls with one left, so now Angela is in the lead. But when she drops, Domenick gets the lead and never loses it. The construction worker is in the final 3, and now he must decide who to take with him. But they're all sent off to Ghost Island for the campaigning, and Domenick gets a note.
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| They're going at eachother now, but never lost the love |
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| You won't get rid of him that easily |
A very deserving final 3 celebrate the end being near. Wendell says he was the silent assassin, whereas Laurel says she was an underdog. Domenick takes notes from Wendell on how to talk to the jury, as he's worried about coming off as arrogant.
Kellyn opens up final tribal council by asking about their social games. Laurel says she used hers to get out of a tough spot after coming from a decimated tribe. Michael argues she never made a move on the threats, but Laurel says none of the opportunities to do so benefitted her. Michael thinks Domenick had the best social game, but Wendell says that even though he wasn't as loud, he still had genuine conversations. There's an inspired cut to Chris here when he mentions talking about rappers with Desiree.
Chris asks who was the mastermind, and Wendell says it was him. He takes credit for pulling in Laurel, but Donathan says that was actually Domenick. Domenick rejects Wendell's claims, saying "do I look like I take orders from anyone?". We then do a straw poll among the people who worked with the duo to see who feels Domenick brought them in and who feels Wendell did. Donathan, Chelsea and Libby say Domenick, whereas only Sebastian says Wendell.
The conversation moves on to physical game, and Laurel says she was good at challenges but never felt like she needed to win them. Wendell mentions building stuff for camp, and also his loyalty which Michael says he's not interested in. Domenick is most proud of his fake idol move, though Sebastian thinks it was disrespectful. Chris says that as much as they fought, he has a mutual respect for Domenick.
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| History made! And the reactions were priceless |
Now we switch to the studio, where Jeff prepares to read out the sole vote. Even right now, there's a sense it could go either way. He flips it over and it's....Wendell! Congrats to him, he escapes being haunted by bad decisions - and even reversed the curse of being Probst's winner pick!
STAR OF THE WEEK: WENDELL HOLLAND
Wendell emerged the winner over his equally deserving partner, thanks mainly due to his magic likeability. Him and Domenick ran the whole game together so it's only fitting it came down to the two of them.See you next time for David Vs Goliath, the season with an already built-in underdog story. Neurotic nerds, wrestlers and trailer trash, oh my!








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