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Revision as of 18:39, 3 October 2019
Template:StarRatings Fate Is the Homie is the fifth episode of Survivor: Ghost Island.
Story
Day 15
A second Tribe Switch occurred, introducing a third tribe, Yanuya.
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Day 16
Day 17
Challenges
Immunity Challenge: Sir Duke
One person from each tribe will be the caller, while the rest of the tribe is blindfolded. The caller, using only verbal commands, will need to lead their tribemates to three bags of puzzle pieces. Once they have all three bags, the caller will lead their still blindfolded tribemates to a puzzle station and lead two members of their tribe in solving the puzzle, while blindfolded. The first two tribes to solve the puzzle win.
Winners (in order of finish): Yanuya and Naviti
Tribal Council
| Tribal Council 6: Malolo | |
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| Voted Against |
Voter |
 James (4 votes) |
    Angela, Desiree, Kellyn, Michael |
Desiree (1 vote) |
James |
VOTED OUT: James Lim | |
Voting Confessionals
Desiree |
“ | (voting against James) It was either you or me. I'm hoping it's you. | ” |
James |
“ | (voting against Desiree) I was given a second chance and I really, really wish I could give it to you too. I'm sorry. | ” |
Final Words
James |
“ | That was a great blindside and I honestly didn't really see it coming, so hats off to them. But I'm oddly at peace, because these seventeen days, even though it's gonna be a fraction of my life, have really changed me, and I'm gonna go back to the real world as a new person with a new perspective, and so I am humbled and I'm grateful to say that I have played Survivor. | ” |
Still in the Running
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Trivia
Secret Scene
- Chris Talks to Laurel
Behind the Scenes
Other
- The name variant for the Blind Leading the Blind Immunity Challenge is a reference to the Stevie Wonder of the same name.
- It is worth noting that the challenge required castaways to be blindfolded, referencing the fact that Stevie Wonder is blind.
- The episode's title was said by Desiree Afuye about the Tribe Switch, in reference to her fate in the game.
References
| Survivor: Ghost Island Episodes |
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| "Can You Reverse the Curse?" · "Only Time Will Tell" · "Trust Your Gut" · "A Diamond in the Rough" · "Fate Is the Homie" · "Gotta Risk It for the Biscuit" · "Fear Keeps You Sharp" · "The Sea Slug Slugger" · "It's Like the Perfect Crime" · "The Finish Line Is in Sight" · "A Giant Game of Bumper Cars" · "Always Be Moving" · "It Is Game Time Kids" · "Reunion" |