In the second last episode of Australian Survivor: Heroes vs Villans. JLP drops a finale twist before the grand finale. Only 4 castaways remain. This is S8 episode 23 of Australian Survivor: Heroes vs Villains. Let’s recap.
George. Gerry. Liz and Matt. That’s all who’s left.
With only 4 castaways remaining, there’s not much left to do or say in preliminary final episode.
Matt, Jerry and George are better BBFs than Sam and David ever were. Meanwhile Liz is sulking, she’s at the bottom of the tribe now that George has broken her trust and decided to save Matt and vote Nina. She thinks George should be devasted over the loss of Nina.
“Meh,” George essentially says. He’s better off with a happy Gerry than a happy Liz.
Reward challenges have gone the way of the Dodo and plot twist!
Immunity challenges have too.
Today’s challenge winner will have the power of having 2 votes at tribal council. It’s game-changing stuff.
The twist is a lot more exciting than the actual challenge as Matt wins by a country mile.
Liz is shattered. She knew if she didn’t today, she was going home…
Or was she? JLP announces that Matt’s extra vote is not to help him vote off a tribe member but a member of the jury.
JLP just made this episode a lot more exciting. In the final episode there is going to be an Australian Survivor first. This year’s final episode is going to have a final 3 with 7 jury members casting the vote. No one is going home tonight, so Liz is safe.
With a final 3 announced, everyone’s game has flipped. And it’s a matter of voting out the jury member who will confidently vote for a player other than themselves.
“Or we could just vote out Simon. he’s not doing anyone any favours” George shrugs.
Fair call.
Matt wants to vote out Shonee out of the jury, knowing she is a sure-fire vote for Liz. Matt is thinking of taking Liz and Gerry to the final three.
Matt is interested to see who George votes for as it will confirm who George aligns himself in the finale.
At the last minute, Gerry decides to start flipping the votes on a certain jury member and Matt says what we’re all thinking.
“I’m confused but sure, let’s go with whatever.”
Shonee. Simon. Shonee. Simon. Shonee.
“Do I just cruise on?” Shonee says, confused.
“Yep.” JLP doesn’t even wave.
Getting eliminated from Australian Survivor jury is like going to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200.
Goodbye Shonee.
