At tribal council, Jimmy T. vents, “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’s people that are stronger, there’s people with more integrity and when you have one of the greatest leaders in the NFL of all time, it’s very frustrating. I’m just another player here.” Jimmy J. responds “Let me make it clear. I’m not the boss.” He confirms that he feels he has a target on his back tonight, but once again assures people that he is not playing for the money but for the adventure. Wendy relates to Jeff that she feels vulnerable because she didn’t connect with people at the camp. She realizes “Maybe I should have been talkative and shared everything, but I didn’t want to come in and talk, talk, talk and drive people crazy.” Wendy rambles on, “So I stayed pretty quiet and that is not me. I have a nickname of chatterbox.” With nine out of the ten votes cast against her, Wendy is unanimously voted out. Wendy DeSmidt-Kohlhoff, the 48 year-old goat rancher from Fromberg, Montana, became the first person voted out of SURVIVOR: NICARAGUA.
Quotes of the Week:
Shannon: ”It’s important we don’t let these girls take over. I mean we already getting owned in marriage. Pretty soon we’ll have a woman President.”
Wendy, just before the vote,“…and I don’t have any blisters on my feet. That’s an asset. ”
Shannon: ”It’s important we don’t let these girls take over. I mean we already getting owned in marriage. Pretty soon we’ll have a woman President.”
Wendy, just before the vote,“…and I don’t have any blisters on my feet. That’s an asset. ”
Jeff's thoughts on the first challenge:
The older tribe had the Medallion of Power and they decided not to use it. They’ll tell you they were smart to not use it because it wouldn’t have made a difference. While that is probably true, most of their confidence comes from back seat driving, or better yet, Monday morning quarterbacking because the challenge didn’t play out quite as planned. Let me explain…
INSIGHT: Despite testing our first challenge over and over, the Survivors did something that we didn’t count on. We expected the gutters to go from left to right, back and forth, because that is how the challenge was built to play. Instead, they simply formed one long gutter system, and it worked much better than what we had planned. As a result the challenge went much faster and because of that it reduced the amount of an ‘advantage” they would have had. Would the Medallion advantage have made enough difference for them to win? We’ll never know. But had the challenge been played the way it was tested and rehearsed, it most definitely would have made a difference.
If they resist using the Medallion of Power next challenge then we’ll know they’re not smart, just foolish.
ESPADA TRIBE | ||||
Eric | ~ | Jill Behm | 43 | ER Doctor |
Brandon | ~ | Jane Bright | 56 | Dog Trainer |
Cheryl | ~ | Tyrone Davis | 42 | Fire Captain |
Erin | ~ | Wendy DeSmidt-Kohohoff | 48 | Goat Rancher/Retired Army Officer |
Christi | ~ | Holly Hoffman | 44 | Swim Coach |
John | ~ | Jimmy Johnson | 67 | TV Sports Broadcaster/Former Football Coach |
Colin | ~ | Dan Lembo | 63 | Real Estate Executive |
Pat | ~ | Marty Piombo | 48 | Technology Executive |
Dick | ~ | Yve Rojas | 41 | Homemaker |
Linda | ~ | Jimmy Tarantino | 48 | Commercial Fisherman |
LA FLOR TRIBE | ||||
Brendan | ~ | Judson Birza | 21 | Student |
Karen R. | ~ | Kelly Bruno | 26 | Medical Student |
Lauren | ~ | Shannon Elkins | 30 | Pest Control Co. Owner |
Karen D. | ~ | Ben "Benry" Henry | 24 | Club Promoter |
Sandy | ~ | Matthew "Sash" Lenaham | 30 | Real Estate Broker |
Cara | ~ | Brenda Lowe | 27 | Paddleboard Co. Owner/Ex-NFL Cheerleader |
Steve | ~ | NaOnka Mixon | 27 | Physical Education Teacher |
Kim | ~ | Chase Rice | 24 | Pro Race Car Jackman/Singer |
Warren | ~ | Kelly Shinn | 20 | Nursing Student |
Tonya | ~ | Alina Wilson | 23 | Art Student |
Sorry Erin....first out - that hurts. Karen R. Looks like your girl with the leg made it through the fist week, but they are going to be after her. It's bad enough to have a wooden leg, but then your tribe-mates see it as an asset at the end. Sheesh!
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