Who was sent home in episode 6, “A Civil War?”
You know she and Ben can’t let it go.
We just have to wait a little longer to see it play out.
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It’s a race to the bottom, baby!
Let’s recap, shall we?
First of all … let’s see what the Algorithm has to say.
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There are some interesting things to note about some of these teams.
That timing could not have worked out better for them.
We’re officially too far into the season to avoid repeats!
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Back at the house, things are tense.
And people fromBig Brotherlike David are just thrilled to see theSurvivoralliance starting to crumble.
We’re teed up for a big showdown.
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Is this providing Sarah with more ammo to take out Tyson?
Both he and David want to lay low and make it to the end.
Let’s see if they can make that happen.
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Regardless, she’s down bad right now.
And that couldn’t come at a worse time because this week’s challenge looks brutal.
There are four large shipping containers dangling 25 feet above the water.
Whoever solves their math problem correctly the fastest wins.
Kyland and Cashay go next, and they shout “Spring Break!”
as they jump in the water.
During Tyson and Kyra’s run, Kyra can tell how much she’s struggling because of her health.
Now Tyson, Ben, and Sarah all find themselves at the bottom of the pack.
Enzo and Justine go next, and neither of them can make the rope swing.
Leo and Cayla go next, and Leo can barely even jump into the water to start the course.
I did not see that coming!
After everyone goes, TJ announces that Enzo and Justine are officially going straight into elimination.
Less than a minute separated the top three teams, but Desi and David were the fastest.
But will they go through with it or will they take the easy path?
It’s like a perfect storm of unfortunate circumstances for so many of them.
So much for being excited to finally have some power in the game.
That’s good strategy but it also makes for boring gameplay.
Elimination challenge:Spelling Eeb (that’s “bee” spelled backwards).
Teams must transfer 60 tires, one at a time, from one platform from another.
Each team takes a different strategy when it comes to stacking the tires.
So Enzo and Justine win, sending Derek and Shannon home.
That’s something, at least!
And Enzo is relieved that he was able to prove himself after his poor performance during the challenge.
Even Desi and David made a weak decision instead of a big game move after winning the challenge!
When it’s a race to the bottom, no one wins.
Let’s hope next week is more exciting.
The Challenge: USAairs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on CBS.
