survivor season 29

The three votes against Jaclyn were negated, and Baylor was sent to the jury, leaving no pairs remaining. Missy and Jaclyn indeed discussed eliminating Natalie, with Jaclyn conceding that that's what Jon would do if he were still in the game. Drew attempted to trade the old flint with Jeff to get the fishing gear back while the rest of his tribe appeared embarrassed and took no part in the negotiation, but Jeff quickly shut it down. While Keith thought they should talk strategy with Jaclyn, Alec convinced him not to, confident in Jon's loyalty.

As Missy had never yet been on a reward trip, Reed volunteered to give up his spot to her; the reward-goers exiled Wes. While Dale reminded the others about Baylor's betrayal of the women at the first Tribal Council, the four followed through with their vote splitting plan, and Keith joined Jon and Jaclyn in voting against Dale, sending him out of the game. The new Hunahpu tribe lamented their nearly-depleted supply of rice, while Natalie and Jeremy were afraid that they would be in the minority against the three former Coyopa members—Alec, Josh, and Wes—and Reed, Josh's boyfriend, so they attempted to sway Alec to form an alliance of those whose loved ones had already been voted out.

At Tribal Council, Natalie decided to play her idol on Jaclyn after confirming with her that Jaclyn had followed through with their plan. At Hunahpu, Keith went searching for the hidden immunity idol; as he was unsuccessful, he assumed that Jeremy—the only other person from his tribe to have been to Exile Island—had found it, and voiced his suspicions to his tribemates. At Tribal Council, Keith pretended that he was on his way out and Jaclyn and Jon admitted that they felt safe, with Jon discussing his plans for his speech at the final Tribal Council.

Host Jeff Probst revealed that Jeremy would be competing against his loved one, his wife Val. At the final Tribal Council, Missy stressed the importance of loyalty in her game despite turning on Jon, Jaclyn discussed her diagnosis of This castaway won the hero duel, earning reward for their entire tribe and sending one person from their tribe to join the loser of the duel on Exile Island.This castaway lost the hero duel and was sent to Exile Island as a result.There was no reward challenge and no one sent to Exile Island due to the tribe swap.There was no reward challenge and no one sent to Exile Island due to the merge.Jeremy and Natalie were on the winning team but chose to give up their reward to Jaclyn and Jon, respectively.Reed was on the winning team but chose to give up his reward to Missy.Baylor, Jaclyn, Jon, and Natalie conceded the challenge to Missy after Alec, Keith, and Reed were eliminated.Jon was on the winning team but chose to give up his reward to Baylor.The first Tribal Council vote resulted in a tie. At Hunahpu, despite enjoying the reward, the tribe was still upset with the rice trade, and were forced to brave out a storm that night without their tarp, with Julie in particular having a very hard time. Back at Coyopa, Wes correctly identified his tribemate John as Coyopa used John's height and strength to take an early lead, however they struggled at the puzzle and lost the challenge. The season saw one quit and has to date produced four returning players for subsequent seasons. After winning rock-paper-scissors, Hunahpu earned the right to choose their rep, and Jeremy volunteered. Dale, knowing his poor standing in Coyopa, offered Jon his idol if he survived the night's vote, and asked him to vote against Missy. While the tribes were neck-and-neck, Drew intentionally botched the ring tossing to give Coyopa their first immunity challenge win. Upon returning to camp after two days on Exile, Jon went for a chat with Jaclyn, but snapped at her after she started talking strategy.

While they prepared to side with Josh’s alliance for the first post-merge Tribal Council, it was cancelled after Julie quit the game, giving Jon and Jaclyn time to change their minds and side with Jeremy’s alliance to eliminate Josh.

Survivor season 29 episode guide on TV.com. Episode Guide. While Natalie rejoined her old alliance to pick off the remnants of Josh's alliance, Keith was spared as Natalie enacted her revenge, voting out Jon and Baylor and leaving no intact pairs of loved ones remaining.

While many of the castaways succumbed to food temptations, Reed outlasted Natalie after three hours to earn immunity. The team of Reed, Keith, Wes, Jeremy, and Natalie maintained their lead to win the challenge; they chose to exile Jon.

The tribes were immediately given their first reward challenge, to be completed by one representative per tribe.

Missy, Jaclyn, and Natalie were the final three. Back at Coyopa, Dale and Missy targeted each other; Jon and Jaclyn, knowing that they held the power, pledged loyalty to both Missy and Baylor, and Dale and Kelley.

At Hero Arena, instead of a duel taking place, Jeff announced a tribe swap. While both men targeted each other, their conflict was never resolved as their tribe won every challenge. Back at camp, Jon proposed getting rid of the players without loved ones, for fear that they would outnumber the couples at the merge, with Julie as his first target. At Hunahpu, Natalie found the flint that they had earlier lost. Instead of Redemption Island, we decided: We have this arena being built.