by Gina Scarpa

Last night may go down as one of the craziest episodes of Survivor in the history of the show! We start things off like any other episode, at Redemption Island for a duel. Tina, Laura, and Caleb must build a house of cards using 150 tiles. Laura builds it like she practices every day in her backyard, then turns to coach Tina through the rest. All Caleb needed to do was wait out the time limit while Tina continued to shake her way through the building process but he soldiered on, lost his house, and the game in one fell swoop.

Hayden already blew up Tyson's spot about being the number one threat to win this game but anyone who doesn't know that doesn't deserve to be on that beach right now. After Laura won the duel, she gave Ciera a clue to the idol and it's a mad dash to the jungle to find it. Tyson shed some tears, thinking his game may effectively be over, then climbs a random tree and pulls that damn idol out. He's lookin' pretty unstoppable to me.

In the immunity challenge, players balance a ball on a pole and maneuver through three obstacle courses, then toss bean bags to knock down a series of pegs. Monica races through to the final stage, with Gervase and Tyson hot on her trail. It looked like Monica was about to pull off yet another win, when Gervase came from behind for the victory.

You gotta give it to Hayden for refusing to go without a fight... a major fight! He convinces Ciera at tribal council that she's at the bottom of her alliance. She shouldn't be at the bottom because Tyson, Gervase, and Monica will majorly split the jury but Ciera doesn't want to listen to reason. She flips on her alliance there's a tie between Hayden and Monica. There's a revote and another tie and do you know what that means? For only the second time ever, we're going to rocks!

Hayden convinced Ciera and Katie to force a tie, leaving him safe while they draw rocks with Tyson to see who leaves the game. When the three open their hands to reveal the rocks they drew from Jeff's bag, it's Katie who's leaving. Well, that was a bust but imagine if it ended Tyson's game? Now that would've been the best. Move. Ever.

Survivor: Blood Vs. Water airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on CBS.

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