Survivor: Nicaragua 9/15/10 - Season 21 Episode 1 - Part 3/3

Let's see what's going on.

I don't know. I can't even think clearly right now.

I've jumped from the trauma of the challenge.

I need to sleep.

I want to lay down.

I'm 48 years old.

Plus, this place already knocked me down.

It's only Day 3.

So I gotta learn to deal with that.

And I've gotta figure out how to play the game.

Jimmy T... what are you thinking?

I think Jimmy's trying to hornswoggle everybody.

He's just telling everybody I really care about you.

I wanna make you a million dollars.

So, anyway, I'm voting Jimmy tonight.

-I'm just.... through my heart. - Jill, What do you think?

I think, listen

I gotta say this. And I'm not gonna

Okay, alright, I'm listening. I'm listening.

I know.

I know that sometimes stars blind people.

I'm totally with you.

I'm gonna claim down.

Nobody wants to be the first one to go home.

Whoever it is.

You know, we all got to decide is take out the weakest player.

And that makes the team stronger.

So who do you think is the weakest player?

I think it's either myself or Wendy.

Personally I think it's Wendy.

I mean how is this team going to get stronger?

Forget about personalities.

Forget about alliances.

You really mean that?

I really do.

Coach explained that we need to keep our team stronger.

And I agree with him.

And that's something I should've thought about before

I rush into the allience with Wendy.

This game you just don't know.

Yeah. I mean but you ask yourself, does the team get stronger without Wendy?

I'm really caught in the diliemma.

Because I shook her hand and gave her my word.

So, I really don't know that.

I'm just gonna see what happens.

Here's a question, though.

And the pot's not going to set well.

I looked nervous and concerned. Probably because I'm nervous and concerned.

I don't know if I'm nervous but I'm concerned.

Because I think I'm on the outs because

I don't think I develop the bond with a lot of people.

You're gonna to come out?

No, I'm gonna to go back up.

Alright.

You shouldn't trust anyone in Survivor.

That's true. And Holly won't even talk to me.

She told me we shook on an alliance the first day.

So I'm thinking heck.What's going on is all I want to know.

Here's what Jimmy said to me.

He said at this point in the ball game, you know, we should focus on

He said there are two weak players

Did he include himself in that?

Yeah.

Okay,

The other?

Wendy.

So, who do you think keeps the tribe strong?

I'm not... I don't know at this point.

What do you think?

I don't think either one of them is a bad choice.

Why don't we go around the circle and you just honestly say who you'd rather?

Does that sound fair?

Yeah.

Sound good.

Sound good.

What do you think?

This is what I think.

I'm of the opinion that we need to keep the tribe strong.

This is the first time that we've had to really feel each other out

for something as important as who's gonna go home.

And I think you try to coax it out of people, you're getting

tentativeness, nervousness about anybody saying a name.

So what do we say?

We don't know.

I don't know.

It could be a real toss between Wendy Jo and Jimmy Johnson.

We don't know how either one can really perform in the physical challenge.

We're making some hunches here.

We're making some guesses.

And Wendy Jo probably doesn't add a lot on the physicality side in the challenge.

And I think just because you Jimmy Johnson you're just telling me

the jury 's not gonna give you a million dollars.

I'm not buying it.

So it'll be interesting.

We just have to see how this thing plays out.

Behind each of you is a torch.

Go ahead and grab a torch then approach the flame.

Dip in and get fire.

This is part of the ritual at tribe council

Because in this game, fire represents your life.

As long as you have fire you're still on the game.

When your fire's gone, so are you.

Well, welcome to tribal council, so let's talk about first impressions.

Jane, what's typically the first impressions people have when they meet you.

They might call me a southern hillbilly.

I call her a survival McGuyver

because within an hour of hitting beach,

Jane like had that fire going.

I mean, she can do anything here.

So, Jane, did you know you could do it?

Hell yeah, I knew I could do it.

Because I saw an article that you wrote and it said

"why would anybody come and play "Survivor" that didn't know how to make a fire?"

You actually listened to something I said?

Yeah. I take it to heart too.

Cause I practiced for two months.

Jimmy T, how big were those first few moments for you in making first impressions.

It's unbelievable.

You know where I do come from. I'm a leader.

When I talk, people listen.

When you get to survivor, there're people that're stronger

people that're more integrity

and when you have one of the greatest leaders in the NFL of all time,

it's very frustrating.

I'm just, I'm just another player here.

Jimmy, when you hear something like that.

Do you feel a little bit of a target on your back.

That people will either look to you for leadership or be annoyed that you're a leader?

Let me make it clear.

I'm not the boss.

But yeah I'll be a target every single tribal council.

I know that.

But I'm not a threat to anybody here for the simple reason,

no jury's gonna award me a million dollars.

I know that.

And I'm not here for the moeny.

I'm here for the adventure.

But I'll only be here as long as I can help this team be successful.

Jimmy T can you buy that?

No way. He's gonna try to win this thing.

And I think he can win the game because if he leads so well and

and desires to win the game.

The jury is gonna let him win that game.

Marty. Jimmy T brings up an interesting point.

Most people on Survivor are born leaders.

Is that a shock for you to get used to as well.

I think coming into it, you gotta be careful about being the over the top leader

because typically that puts a target on the back right away.

So I think there're different ways to lead and it's just making sure that

you don't lead in the way that get you into trouble.

Let's talk about tonight's vote.

Who here by a show of hands truely thinks they 're in trouble?

More than half the tribe.

Holly, why are you concerned you might be you tonight?

I made an alliance right into the game.

And coach came over to me after the challenge,

he feels like there're two weak links.

Well, I don't know if I necessarily agree with who he decides.

So, definitely.

Wendy, why do you think the tribe would wanna vote you out tonight?

I don't feel like I connected very well with the people here.

I wasn't very busy.

But some people talked at the camp.

And I didn't feel like I got a lot of that.

They would be quite surprised if someone asked me some questions

There's nobody here that even knows my age.

Not one person asked me.

I asked you.

That's one question that I've never asked anyone.

No you never asked me.

I don't want to ask that.

You're not supposed to ask a woman her age.

48

You look so young

Wendy, typically the one question that you wouldn't ask a woman,

is how old are you.

So it's interesting that 's the question has you.....

Oh, it doesn't have me