A Line Drawn in Concrete is the eighth episode of Survivor: Game Changers.
Story[]
| “ | Friends become enemies when one castaway is caught trying to sabotage another's game. | ” |
—Episode Synopsis[2] | ||
Night 24[]
The Maku Maku tribe arrives back at camp from Tribal Council, where Ozzy Lusth was voted out. Debbie Wanner had used her Extra Vote advantage to make sure that Ozzy was gone. With a newfound ally in Sarah Lacina, Debbie believes that her Power Six alliance is set for the long haul.
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“ | We have complete control of this game. | ” |
Day 25[]
Day 26[]
Challenges[]
Challenge: O-Black Water
The castaways are divided into two teams of five. One at a time, each castaway will cross an obstacle course. Once all five members have completed the course, they will dive into the water for a grappling hook, which they will use to secure five rings. The first team to grab all their rings wins reward.
Reward: Picnic at the Yasawa Islands
Winners: Blue Team (Andrea Boehlke, Aubry Bracco, Brad Culpepper, Debbie Wanner, and Sierra Dawn Thomas)
Challenge: Got a Hunch
The castaways must stack blocks in a tower on an unstable table. They must pull on a rope to keep the table balanced while retrieving their blocks. The first contestant to stack their blocks to spell "IMMUNITY" wins immunity.
Winner: Troyzan Robertson
Tribal Council[]
| Tribal Council 10: Maku Maku | |
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| Voted Against |
Voter |
Debbie (6 votes) |
      Andrea, Aubry, Cirie, Michaela, Sarah, Zeke |
Andrea (5 votes) |
    Brad, Debbie, Sierra, Tai, Troyzan |
VOTED OUT: Debbie Wanner | |
Voting Confessionals[]
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“ | (voting against Andrea) Actually, in our six, there are no people who give orders and no people who take orders. It's called a democracy. | ” |
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“ | (voting against Debbie) You think you are running the show, but I hope you're in for a really rude awakening. (blows a kiss) | ” |
Final Words[]
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“ | That was absolutely a blindside. That one I did not see coming. I thought I had a lock, stock, and barrel solid six. And twenty minutes ago I would have told you that six was not going to break, but what surprises me is that anybody would flip, and now is going to be, probably in a worse position. I'm stunned. | ” |
Still in the Running[]
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Trivia[]
Secret Scene[]
- Andrea Reaches Out To Zeke: After finding herself on the bottom, a defeated Andrea Boehlke tries to talk to Zeke Smith to figure out his rationale during the events preceding the previous Tribal Council. Instead of patching things up, the rift between Andrea and Zeke only widens as Andrea realizes that Zeke is too smug to see through his faults.[3]
Life at Ponderosa[]
- Debbie's Ponderosa[4]
Unaired Confessionals[]
Other[]
- Sarah has improved over her past placement in this episode.
- This is the third episode in a row where the eliminated castaway's jury position is the same as it was in one of their previous seasons, as Debbie was the third jury member in Kaôh Rōng.
- The episode title is said by Debbie about how solid she believes her majority alliance is: "There's not a line drawn in the sand, there is a line drawn in concrete".
References[]
| Survivor: Game Changers Episodes |
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| "The Stakes Have Been Raised" · "Survivor Jackpot" · "The Tables Have Turned" · "Dirty Deed" · "Vote Early, Vote Often" · "What Happened on Exile, Stays on Exile" · "There's a New Sheriff in Town" · "A Line Drawn in Concrete" · "Reinventing How This Game Is Played" · "It Is Not a High Without a Low" · "Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow" · "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" · "Reunion" |