By Sara M
Colby decides to actually perform in challenges and helps the Heroes to not one, but TWO victories. The Heroes love each other and think they're a tight group and everyone's so happy that no one will even bother to look for the hidden immunity idol. BORING! Fortunately, things are quite tumultuous on the Villains' side, as Rob worries that someone in his alliance defected and got Tyson voted out. No one did then, but Jerri's seriously considering doing so now as Li'l Russell and his alliance make their pitch to her. She's played this game with Rob in the past and never even seen Li'l Russell play on TV, so the only thing she knows is that Rob couldn't be trusted six years ago. Rob knows it too, and tells Jerri there won't be any hard feelings if she votes with Li'l Russell's alliance. Jerri can't possibly think that she has a better shot in the game switching to Li'l Russell's alliance, and yet, that's exactly what she does, voting with the three of them against Rob. The other swing vote, Douche, ends up chickening out and casting a throwaway vote for Courtney, which seems to lose the respect he so desperately desires from Li'l Russell and especially Rob, who tells him he's a "little man" on his way out. So there will probably be some more crying from Douche week.
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