'Survivor' castaways have a new sovereign leader: 'Queen' Colton "One World's" Colton has proved to be a certain kind of leader on the beach. By Drusilla Moorhouse, E! "Survivor: One World's" days of fun 'n' sun are over. An ominous storm ravaged the castaways' camp in last night's episode, foreshadowing a power struggle and the toppling of a ruler. So who is the new sovereign in "Survivor's" game of thrones? LAST WEEK'S RECAP: Survival of the witless Queen Colton! Last week's outcast is now Manono's main man, and after losing two challenges in a row to the dysfunctional women, the Misfit/Average Joe alliance deferred to the Country Club Republican in selecting their first castoff. The Boy King Matt (a doppelganger for "Game of Thrones'" Joffrey Baratheon) was not only cut down by the Colton Quintet -- even his Frat-Boy Alliance turned on him. Whether it was his physical dominance, attitude or unhealthy obsession with poultry, Matt's was the third torch snuffed this season. Survivor's Ethan Zohn gets stem-cell transplant: "Today I leap into a healthy new body" Speaking of fire snuffing ... the women got off to a miserable start tonight. Neither their fire nor their flimsy shelter could withstand the pounding rain and wind, while the men were warm and cozy under their tarp. After a night of soaked shivering, the women swallowed their pride and begged the men to let them warm up at their fire. But maybe the cold sharpened the women's brains, because in the concentration/memory reward challenge they didn't allow the men to score a single point against them. Kat, predictably, had to try seven times before she got it right, but she still beat Troyzan. Jeff Probst, in snazzy non-chambray shirt, berated Manono this time, yelling during the challenge, "The men continue to be pathetic!" So were the women, actually, as they begged the boys again to help them with fire and set back gender equality about 60 years by crying in the cold, "We're girls, we're not meant to be beaten down this well." They also turned in a pathetic performance in the blindfolded Immunity Challenge, but Sabrina made up for her feeble direction with a huge comeback, solving the final puzzle before Bill. YIKES: Former Survivor producer speaks out from prison, denies killing wife Bill's yo-bro-isms so infuriated Colton that he -- privately -- called him "ghetto trash" and suggested he should kill himself. His "head on a platter" comment in next week's previews suggest that Bill won't endear himself to the Queen C. Cocky Matt tried to persuade Troyzan to abandon the "chickens": "I thought you were one of the roosters" he said to the unruffled Troyzan, who pretended to ally with the non-egg-laying faction. Matt called fowl on the other 'Zan man at Tribal Council, saying he wanted Tarzan "to talk turkey." After assuring Jeff before the vote that he would play his Hidden Immunity Idol, Colton smugly kept it in his pocket and only received one vote -- from Matt. "You pissed off the wrong queen," Colton said as he wrote Matt's name down, congratulating himself as the first pair of armor-plated pecs sauntered out of Tribal Council. First stop: Roscoe's House of Chicken 'n Waffles. REALITY PRODUCER'S DEATH: Jeff Rice autopsy: "Amazing Race" freelancer had cocaine in his system, blood coming from nose Colton's Quips: I'm a Republican. I am not a Democrat -- I do not believe in handouts." -- On the Salani tribe's repeated requests for help from the men "But even I don't understand!" -- In response to Troyzan, who said, "We're men, they're women, maybe we think different." I'm so excited to vote someone out. I dislike so many of these people." -- After the men lost their first Immunity Challenge I can't deal with this 'Yo bro, like bro,' -- shut up, go kill yourself. All he's doing is digging himself a grave. I don't want to talk to you, I don't like you, stay away from me. You're ghetto trash, that's all you are. I can't stand him. I want him gone yesterday." -- On Bill, dashing our hopes for an "Odd Couple" bromance Matt's the head of the snake, and you have to chop off the head of the snake for the rest of it to stop wiggling. Of this tribe of nine, if I could get rid of five people, it would be heaven." -- Colton, just being misanthropic Take a closer look at the "One World" castaways "Save those questions for me." -- When Jeff refuses Tarzan's request to hear the last two votes Is Colton amusing or obnoxious? Do you think his tribe made the right move last night?