Havoc to Wreak

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Havoc to Wreak
Episode Information
Version	United States
Season	Cagayan
Episode Number	11/14 (423)
Original Release	May 7, 2014
Viewership (in Millions)	9.91
Ratings/Share (18-49)	2.4/8
Episode Chronology
Previous	"Chaos Is My Friend"
Next	"Straw That Broke the Camel's Back"
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Havoc to Wreak is the eleventh episode of Survivor: Cagayan.

Story

Day 30

Kass and Trish are upset at Tony for his paranoia after returning from the last Tribal Council.

“	I'm pissed off! Another blindside. Jefra taken out for crossing the Don, a.k.a. Tony, our mafia king. Anyone who crosses Tony gets their cement shoes and thrown in the pond.	”
—Kass McQuillen

“	I feel like they didn't learn the lesson from when I flipped from my other alliance which was don't leave someone out. I don't like to be the one slack-jawed at Tribal Council and that's now happened twice.	”
—Kass McQuillen

“	I worked with Tony for the last blindside of Jefra and it really was kind of a one time deal but now the dynamic is changed. Now we have Kass and Tony fighting like cats and dogs and that's great for Tasha and I.	”
—Spencer Bledsoe

“	What the hell am I thinking sticking with this person? It's stupid. Play your game and I will play my game 'cause I'm done with him.	”
—Kass McQuillen

Day 31

The morning after Tribal Council while the men were talking about Tony's career as a police officer, Tony commented about how Kass may not be feeling well since she was sleeping in. Kass—who was actually awake—misheard him and believed that he was saying bad things about her, leading to a confrontation between the two.

“	So this morning, I just didn't feel like getting up today so I decided to just lay there and listen and I heard my name out of Tony's mouth. Tony said "Kass is such a bitch. Did you hear her last night?" He's just getting so bold with his trash talking and uh, he just made me hate him even a little more.	”
—Kass McQuillen

“	Kass legitimately misheard Tony. So now, Tony is actually telling the truth, which is rare. You know, this is a special moment and Kass doesn't believe it. Am I going to clear up the situation? No! Tony wasn't doing anything wrong but if Kass is mad at Tony it means she isn't mad at me and I'm sitting back enjoying the show.	”
—Spencer Bledsoe

“	For some reason Kass says "I heard you talking about me" and I'm looking at her and said "What are you talking about? Nobody's talking about you." She's off her rocker. I don't know what's wrong with that girl and I don't even care. Just stay with me. Let's keep the numbers going. Let's keep on voting people off. Let me take you to the end with me so I can win the votes. That's all I care about.	”
—Tony Vlachos

“	So Tony moved up a level as a player by making two big moves, blindsiding LJ and blindsiding Jefra and using people outside his alliance to do that and not letting people in his alliance in. Now its put a red flag out there that Tony is willing to do anything to anybody. I mean, all the people who went with him were just cult members. I don't want to be a cult member. I want to kill the cult leader.	”
—Kass McQuillen

In the heat of their argument, Tony dared Kass to vote for him at the next Tribal Council, admitting that he had a special Hidden Immunity Idol, and threatened that Kass would go home if she wrote his name down.

“	I'm getting to know Tony more and I like him but I still think Tony is lying to everyone all the time out here and he's good at it. Going forward, it's tough to work with him because he's sly, he's playing harder than anyone and he's very, very dangerous.	”
—Spencer Bledsoe

“	I don't like tension around camp. Kass, she was mad at me thinking that I said something about her. So I said "You know what? Let me just, let me just squash this and move forward according to plan so she doesn't get any brilliant ideas to try to oust me."	”
—Tony Vlachos

“	Tony, I'm happy he's imploding. I like to have chaos and I like to have trouble. I like to see people at their breaking point in this game 'cause it brings out the worst in them and I expect that of him because he is an idiot.	”
—Kass McQuillen

“	Kass is convinced that she heard Tony talking about her. I don't really know but you can't convince her that that event did not happen. But if the two of them are at each others throats then it takes the target off of me.	”
—Tasha Fox

“	I don't give much credence to Tony's claim that he has this special Idol because Tony is known for lying.	”
—Kass McQuillen

Reward Challenge: The castaways were split into two teams of three, and would take turns throwing sandbags at a wall of wooden blocks that formed a puzzle, and when one puzzle was completely knocked down, the two teams would switch and begin rebuilding their respective puzzles. The first team to finish their puzzle would serve as Survivor ambassadors and deliver school supplies to a local school, followed by a meal of burgers and hot dogs.

“	Today's reward was a phenomenal opportunity to give back to the Filipino community and to be an ambassador for Survivor and the moment we come out it's just mob deep of all these beautiful, young people. It was phenomenal. To see how stoke they were to receive a book bag was something very humbling that I'll just hold and posses in my heart for the rest of my life.	”
—Woo Hwang

“	I'm not really a kid person and I'll be the first to say that I don't even really like kids. It was a little overwhelming having all these little monsters swarming me. But once I got into it, I did enjoy it and it kinda surprised me in a good way that it was such a positive experience for me.	”
—Spencer Bledsoe

“	I loved Woo doing his martial arts and being an entertainer. He's definitely in his element. Woo's usually quiet. This is the most he's spoken, in 31 days, is to you know a 100 kids. I really like Woo a lot more after seeing how he was with the kids. I haven't thought about the game for the last couple of hours but the kids have got to go back to class and we need to go back to Survivor 101 and I'm here with two people that could be allies. Considering what happened last night at Tribal I need some new allies.	”
—Kass McQuillen

During the lunch, Spencer brought up the possibility of voting for Tony. Kass agreed with the idea, but Woo appeared reluctant. 

“	I spoke with Spencer and Woo about working together to do a three-way split to get rid of Tony. Spencer and I had a lot of animosity in the past but now we have a common enemy. I'm no longer the enemy, Tony's the new enemy. And what do I always say bonds people well? Hatred and enemies!	”
—Kass McQuillen

After returning to camp, Spencer relayed the plan to Tasha of Spencer, Tasha, Woo, and Kass splitting their four votes between Tony and Trish, voting out Trish if Tony played his idol. Meanwhile, Woo lied to Tony that Spencer and Kass, while on reward, agreed on voting out Tasha. Tony seemed skeptical due to Spencer and Tasha's alliance and subsequently believed that Woo was lying to him in preparation for a blindside.

Day 33

Spencer won immunity, ending Tasha's winning streak. 

“	I'm so bummed. I didn't win the Immunity Challenge but I'm not done yet. There's still havoc to wreak. (laughs)	”
—Tasha Fox

Back at camp, the four dissenters further elaborated their split-vote plan, with Spencer and Woo planning to vote for Tony, while Tasha and Kass would vote for Trish.

“	Woo's very quiet, very stealth but I think Woo is ready to make a move. So hopefully he will do what he has said that he will do and I just have to put up an act like I could be going home tonight.	”
—Tasha Fox

“	Tash, out of all people, did not win Immunity today and she's not scrambling?! Especially when she knows it's her tonight. There's something going on.	”
—Tony Vlachos

Spencer, doubting Tony's claim that he had a special idol, said that if Tony didn't play his idol, they would vote for Tony on the re-vote.

“	As of now I have two Idols. One regular Idol and one with special powers. Special powers that it has is that I can use it after the votes are read. I don't wanna play my special Idol tonight but if they call my bluff, that I'm not using the regular Idol, and they all put my name down, that special Idol has to come out or I go home.	”
—Tony Vlachos

“	Tash knows she needs to get rid of Tony and she knows as long as it's not her it's great.	”
—Kass McQuillen

Kass began considering whether or not Tony's erratic behavior could make him a good person to bring to the finals, believing he may receive no votes because of his bad reputation.

“	Hypothetically if everybody hates him as much as I do, it actually can change my strategy. One thing I've learned in this game is it changes every hour. Now I'm starting to think "Is he our Russell who maybe makes it to the end and thinks he's God's gift?" and everybody is like "You're a total douche*bleep*!" I have to make a decision tonight based on can I beat Tony in the Final Tribal? And nobody ever gives the jerk the money so maybe I keep him. This is the position I love where I'm really the one making a decision. Either way, chaos will ensue.	”
—Kass McQuillen

“	Kass pulls me aside and she's like "Do we wanna take out Tony and Trish tonight or take out Tasha?" And I'm sitting here like "Whoa! This is insane!" This game it all comes down to that critical moment in the game and that is moments before Tribal Council. What are we going to do?	”
—Woo Hwang

At Tribal Council, despite taunting from Kass and Spencer, Tony ultimately did not play either of his idols while Kass and Woo stayed with Tony and Trish, voting out Tasha and sending her to the jury.

Challenges

• Reward
• Immunity

Challenge: Challenge Pitch
The tribe would be divided into two teams of three. Each team would use sand bags to knock down the other team's wall. Once one team decimates the other team's wall, both teams would switch positions, and one member will start rebuilding their wall. The first team to finish rebuilding wins reward.
Reward: A trip to bring supplies to school kids, hamburgers, hotdogs
Winners: Purple Team (Kass McQuillen, Spencer Bledsoe, and Woo Hwang)

Challenge: Combo Platter
The castaways must race out to a series of stations with a certain number of objects (buoys, crabs, rocks, fish traps, masks, and bamboo) at each station. The count of the objects must then be used to unlock a combination lock. The first castaway to open their lock and break their tile wins.
Winner: Spencer Bledsoe

Tribal Council

Tribal Council 12: Solarrion
Voted Against	Voter
Tasha (4 votes)	Kass, Tony, Trish, Woo
Tony (1 vote)	Spencer
Trish (1 vote)	Tasha
VOTED OUT: Tasha Fox

Voting Confessionals

Tony is shown writing down Tasha's name on the parchment but he does not give a confessional. Woo gives his confessional without revealing to the camera who he voted for.

“	(voting against Tony) You have been in the driver seat for a long time. Time to move over.	”
—Spencer

“	(voting against Trish) Trish, someone has to go tonight. Better you than me.	”
—Tasha

“	(voting against Tasha) You're hell of a player. I'm sorry, but your time is done. You've played an awesome game.	”
—Woo

Final Words

	Tasha	“	Given the start that I had in the Luzon tribe, to make it this far in the game is just amazing. I'm proud to have been here. It's been a blessing, and I fought to the end. I got voted out because I was strong in challenges, and honestly, the castaways were probably smart to get rid of me when they did, 'cause I felt like I had another Immunity-run in me.	”

Still in the Running

David 18th	Garrett 17th	Brice 16th	J'Tia 15th	Cliff 14th	Lindsey 13th	Alexis 12th	Sarah 11th	Morgan 10th
LJ 9th	Jeremiah 8th	Jefra 7th	Tasha 6th	Kass Solarrion	Spencer Solarrion	Tony Solarrion	Trish Solarrion	Woo Solarrion

Trivia

Others

• Jeff Probst's father, Gerry, rehearsed the Reward Challenge, Challenge Pitch, with the Survivor Dream Team.
• This is the first episode where everyone left has been part of Aparri at one point in the game.

Episode Title

• The title was said by Tasha when talking about how she still has game left even though she is now vulnerable after not winning immunity.