Following the elimination of controversial castaway Natalie Cole on last week’s “Survivor: David vs. Goliath,” there was no more drama on the island and everything was at peace. NOT! This being Halloween, “Survivor” aired one of its most dramatic (and “spine-chilling“) episodes of the season, as old alliances fell and new friendships were made. Were Gold Derby’s predictions accurate that either Angelina Keeley (7/4 odds), Kara Kay (9/2 odds) or Lyrsa Torres (11/2 odds) got the axe this week? Below, check out our minute-by-minute “Survivor” recap of Season 37, Episode 6, titled “Aren’t Brochachos Just Adorable?” to find out what happened Wednesday, October 31 at 8/7c. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most, and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list. Keep refreshing/reloading this live blog for the most recent updates. 8:00 p.m. — “Previously on ‘Survivor’!” During last week’s fifth episode Natalie’s old Goliath tribe member Mike White betrayed her when he instead sided with David teammates Lyrsa Torres and Nick Wilson. That now puts perpetually chilly Angelina out in the cold on her purple Jabeni tribe. Fans also fell in love with the island’s latest alliance, the Brochachos, composed of Christian Hubicki, John Hennigan and Dan Rengering of the green Tiva tribe. Here’s hoping all three Brochachos can survive tonight’s episode! 8:01 p.m. — While I continue to reel from Angelina begging for Natalie’s jacket, the Jabeni tribe returned to camp and Angelina admitted to only voting for Lyrsa in order to get the jacket. Lyrsa didn’t see that as a positive though, instead realizing that for Angelina the jacket was more important than the good of the tribe. Mike and Nick were Team Lyrsa on this one, but for Nick it was especially warming because it meant Angelina helped send another Goliath home and was pitting Mike further against another! 8:05 p.m. — For the night’s first challenge the three tribes assembled to compete for reward. In yet another obstacle course the tribes had to carry a heavy net of coconuts, climb a ladder, balance on a beam and hook rings via a toss. The prize for the first two tribes was a veggie kebob spread and cooking utensils. Vuku took the early lead as Lyrsa slowed Jabeni down into last place. When Alec Merlino got off to a failing start on the ring toss, Dan and Nick caught their respect tribes up to take the lead with two rings apiece for Vuku’s one. By the end, Dan had hooked all four of Tiva’s rings to take first place and Nick followed right behind for a second place comeback for Jabeni. Vuku, the early leaders, couldn’t bring it home. 8:11 p.m. — It’s important to note that when the tribes arrived at the challenge, all of the non-Jabeni former Goliaths did not look happy that yet another Goliath went home despite having the majority vote. Mike caught their looks and he told the camera that he took it as a sign that he shouldn’t vote Angelina out next because it would really put him at odds with all the former Goliaths at the point of another swap and/or the merge. So, oh, now he thinks of that? Hmm… 8:15 p.m. — After the reward Tiva was all smiles with their veggie feast, but the guy that secured them the win, Dan, was feeling really good with his position in the game. Not only does he have two idols, but according to him he was in good with both John and Christian. The “Brochacho” threesome was a point of personal pride for Christian because he never felt validated by other people wanting to hang out with him and so in this small way he was becoming a Goliath through his friendship with John and Dan. 8:18 p.m. — The bromance wasn’t good news for an emotional Gabby Pascuzzi who tapped into 8:20 p.m. — Over at Vuku, Carl Boudreaux was irritated by camp life decisions made by Elizabeth Olson, igniting a fight that led to Elizabeth confessing to the two types of people she hates: “lazy people and stupid people.” And when I say “fight” what I actually mean is that Elizabeth could not calm down until she addressed the conflict. The entire thing created a fracture in the Davids, creating a bit of hope for Kara who desperately needs that in order to stay in the tribe. 8:27 p.m. — For the immunity challenge Jeff Probst asked the castaways to transport water in a large stone saucer in order to fill a well at the end of an obstacle course and then solve a circular puzzle. The first two tribes to finish would win immunity and the last place tribe would go to tribal council to vote the next player out of the game. 8:29 p.m. — Once again Jabeni got off to a slow start and Tiva was the first tribe to the well with a big load of water that earned them the right to advance straight to the puzzle. Vuku only had to make two trips to the well to get their puzzle pieces, but Jabeni had such a difficult time transporting enough water that it took them a third trip! At that point Tiva was already closing in on their puzzle and quickly won first place for immunity! Not long after the Vuku tribe also finished their puzzle as Jabeni cramped and struggled to even continue the challenge. Sadly that meant the purple tribe would return to tribal council and one of Mike, Nick, Angelina or Lyrsa would be voted out. 8:40 p.m. — Of all the Jabeni members Mike seemed the most tormented by the idea of voting someone out, knowing that he was making a decision between sticking with the Goliaths and saving Angelina or voting with Nick and Lyrsa to take her out.<doc-sep>MANA ISLAND - APRIL 5: "I Am Goliath Strong" - Dan Rengering, Alison Raybould, Kara Kay, Natalia Azoqa, Angelina Keeley, Alec Merlino and John Hennigan at Tribal Council on the third episode of SURVIVOR: David vs. Goliath, airing Wednesday, Oct. 10 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. (Photo by Robert Voets/CBS via Getty Images) What are the origins of Halloween? by Ynal Al-Ouri Here’s how you can watch the Survivor season 37, episode 6 online featuring pro-wrestler John Hennigan online or the old-fashioned way on your television. Survivor‘s 37th season, titled Survivor: David vs. Goliath, continues tonight with host Jeff Probst on CBS at 8:00 p.m. ET. You can catch episode “Aren’t Brochachos Just Adorable?” online at CBS’s official live stream or with a free seven-day trial from FuboTV. Natalie Cole of Team Goliath was the latest to be voted out recently on Day 15 of the series. That makes four Survivor tribe members now voted out, not including the three in addition that left due to injury/medical reasons. According to TVByTheNumbers, last week’s episode scored a 7.37 rating, up from the prior week’s 7.21. The series remains as popular as it always was really into its now 37th season and shows no sign of stopping anytime soon. There’s clearly something about the long-running series, in particular its voting system that has generation after generation tuning in to see what’ll happen. It’s a pretty good bet season 38 of Survivor will be a reality with these kind of steady numbers. “Aren’t Brochachos Just Adorable?” episode description and sneak peek: Tribes battle to win a food reward for much needed nourishment; the bond between the “Brochachos” becomes a personal achievement for one castaway. Survivor’s tribes battle it out by carrying coconuts back to shore in the sneak peek for tonight’s episode. After arriving on shore, a member with a rope tied around their midsection (connected to the coconut netted bag) goes through an obstacle course as the rest of the tribe members hold the coconut bag in the challenge. Dying for a sneak peek of tomorrow's new #Survivor episode? Look no further! pic.twitter.com/jVwuFohmfq — SURVIVOR (@survivorcbs) October 30, 2018 How to watch the the Survivor: David vs. Goliath’s latest episode online via live stream or old-school on your TV: Date: Wednesday, Oct. 31 Start Time: 8:00 p.m. ET / 7:00 p.m. Central Episode: “Aren’t Brochachos Just Adorable?” TV Channel: CBS Live Stream: Watch live on Fubo TV. Sign up now for a free seven-day trial. You can also watch on CBS’ official live stream Catch up on previous seasons of Survivor and its storied history over at CBS.com to keep your Survivor island cred.<doc-sep>There’s lots to discuss in an episode of Survivor that saw the erosion of several existing alliances and the formation of a few new ones. Yes, the lines between David and Goliath are starting to blur, and that’s good timing for the audience, because that means that anything can happen, just as we find ourselves on the brink of the merge. As I do at the beginning of every Recap, please heed the following: Remember that this recap assumes that you have already seen this week’s Episode 6 of Survivor: David vs. Goliath, so if you have not and don’t want to be spoiled, please come back later! It’s important to add too that while we WILL hit on all of the important developments of the episode, this is not a linear “blow-by-blow” recap, and is more of a discussion and reaction of what we just witnessed together. CLICK THE CONTINUE READING BUTTON FOR MORE, AND THIS IS YOUR LAST *SPOILER* WARNING! Before we dive into this week’s drama, I had a few more words on the hot topic from last week: Jacket-gate. Look I get it, Natalie was an abrasive personality and wasn’t going to be long for this game. But watching the episode last week, I thought that it was completely tactless that Angelina would ask, and then basically beg, for Natalie’s jacket on her way out of the game. Imagine my surprise then, when the vast majority of comments from viewers and readers seemed to side with Angelina somehow! Some mentioned that is was as if Natalie showed her “true self” by not giving her jacket to Angelina, this poor, shivering soul. But I was appalled by Angelina in that moment! Think what you will of Natalie, but if that were me, there is no way in hell I’m giving anything to any individual who just might have voted me out of the game. Well I was glad to find out that many of my feelings from last week were validated when I saw the reaction of the rest of the tribe at the start of tonight’s new episode. First off, it was confirmed that Angelina‘s vote for Lyrsa was all a selfish ruse for Angelina to try to score Natalie‘s jacket. It was then confirmed that my instincts were right: All three of the others, Mike, Lyrsa and Nick, found Angelina’s actions to be more revealing of Angelina’s personality, not Natalie’s. Angelina was exposed in that “Jacket-gate” moment at Tribal as being a very cunning and – here’s that word again – selfish player. Now don’t get me wrong, I equally think that Angelina is an interesting “character” and personality this season, and she definitely adds to the mix. But over these last two eps and into next week’s preview, she has quickly become a break-out villain. Like, don’t you DARE go after Christian next week! It was fitting that the drama this week ended right where it began: Back at the Purple tribe. Lyrsa was a strong personality, even if she had the reputation as being the “weak link” when it came to physical challenges, but it was ultimately in Mike‘s best interest to get rid of her over Angelina. His assessment and awareness of how a move against Angelina might appear to the rest of the Goliaths in the game was spot-on. If he were to have taken out Natalie and Angelina – both Goliaths – and become the last Goliath left on his tribe heading into the merge, he would clearly not have been able to convince his former allies that he was “Goliath strong.” Further, with the tribes evenly divided before this vote at 7-7, he would not only have undercut his own alliance, but he’d be putting the enemy in the majority. Voting out Angelina would have just been too gutsy, too crazy a move, especially if you consider that he already has a close David ally, fellow “rockstar” Nick, working with him on the down-low. So if you look at it this way, he has managed to save face with the Goliaths, keep his original tribe in a 7-6 majority AND he has earned some trust with both Angelina and Nick. I say well played. Lyrsa, it appeared, had a chance to flip on Nick, but as she stated, that’s just not the kind of player or person she is. I found that scene (where Angelina and Mike approach her) to be a bit of clever editing, because I really doubt that they were planning to vote out Nick, regardless of what Lyrsa would have them. With the Nick/Mike alliance and Angelina having had made several comments about Lyrsa prior to tonight, I feel like it was more of a done deal than the episode led on. As for the rest of the episode, we got to see several other seeds get planted of things to come. Gabby, who had been shown as feeling pretty vulnerable and on the outside of her current tribe, found the courage to approach Alison to align with her, and it seemed to work. It exposed that Alison is secretly targeting Dan, whom she sees as being one of the biggest threats in the game (she’s not wrong). But the Goliaths aren’t the only ones cracking. We also witnessed the whole bamboo incident that led to an argument between Elizabeth and Davie, and Elizabeth and Carl. And last but not least, we got a nice segment with Christian, who is feeling great about himself as a person and in the game. As one of the “brochachos,” he is sitting pretty, despite us finding out that he might be one of the first post-merge targets.<doc-sep>CLICK HERE if you are having trouble viewing these photos on a mobile device The morning after Jabeni tribe voted off Natalie and her bossy self, the four remaining players are having a good time without her. Angelina confesses that the only reason she voted for Lyrsa was an attempt to get Natalie to give her her coat. Angelina had begged Natalie for it, but Natalie walked away without a word, coat in hand. Angelina’s tribemates — Mike, Lyrsa and Nick — talk about how deceptive Angelina was, pretending to cry over Natalie’s ouster. If she’d do that for a jacket, what else would she do? Reward Challenge Tribes will be playing for vegetable kabobs and cooking items. A player from each team is tied to a heavy bag of coconuts, carried by his or her teammates. The tethered player then must climb a ladder and cross a balance beam to retrieve four rings, while the team holds up the coconuts in order to give him or her enough rope. The rings are then tossed onto pegs. Vuku takes the lead, but falls behind. Tiva takes first and Jabeni claims second. Jabeni is happy with their two kabobs, but Mike, having seen how upset his fellow Goliaths were when they saw Natalie was gone, is starting to have second thoughts about getting rid of her. Nice realization there, Mike. Too bad it came 24 hours too late. At Camp Tiva, Dan still is missing Kara, but he’s happy in his new tribe. He and John are buddies with Christian, and they call themselves the Brochachos. Christian, whose biggest fear is being ostracized, is thrilled to be accepted. Someone who’s not thrilled is Christian’s closest friend, Gabby, who feels isolated and ignored because Dan and John isolate and ignore her. Gabby talks to Alison about her fears. Alison empathizes with Gabby and says that her heart and head are both telling her to team up with Gabby and Christian, and blindside Dan. Alison knows Dan has an idol and that scares her. What she doesn’t know is that Dan has two hidden idols. On Vuku, Elizabeth is tired of sleeping on uneven bamboo. Not long before coming to “Survivor,” she says, she couldn’t even get out of bed because her back hurt so bad. Now it’s starting to kill her again. Everyone talks about splitting the bamboo but no one has done it, so Elizabeth gets Kara to help start the project. Davie and Carl think it’s an OK idea, but they think she should have started it first thing in the morning. They say she can’t finish it by bedtime, and they put uncut bamboo back in the shelter. Elizabeth is steaming mad and she can’t keep it to herself. There’s a little showdown that amounts to nothing, except Kara realizes that the Davids — Elizabeth, Carl and Davie — are not united, and Carl says he might just have to get rid of Elizabeth. Immunity Challenge The tribes must carry a very large saucer and fill it with water, then cross an obstacle course to reach a well and dump it in. When the water reaches a certain level, it will drop a bag of puzzle pieces. They must then solve a circular puzzle. Tiva fills its well in one go and Christian and Alison start on the puzzle. Vuku is comfortably in second, but Jabeni struggles carrying the water and has to make three trips, the last one ending in disaster when they drop the saucer and are too exhausted to try again. Tiva claims first place and immunity. Just as Jabeni is coming to the realization that all is lost, Vuku completes the puzzle and wins the last immunity idol. Mike, who appeared to struggle more in the challenge, is in tears knowing that they are facing a tough choice. Voting off people isn’t as fun as he thought it would be. Back at camp, the tribe blames the loss on the fact that the other tribe has more muscles. Mike is worried about what this vote will mean for the remaining Goliaths. Jabeni is split with two Goliaths and two Davids. Angelina tells Lyrsa that she and Mike are sticking together, and Lyrsa breaks the news to Nick. Angelina goes to Nick and tells him that she wants to work with him, but Nick is loyal to Lyrsa and says he can’t vote for her. Maybe. Nick doesn’t trust Angelina, so he’s going to have a talk with Mike, the other half of his Rock Star alliance, about doing what’s best for them. Lyrsa meanwhile says there’s no way she’s giving Angelina her jacket if she gets voted out, but she might give her a sock. The one with the hole in it. Mike has no real love for Angelina, but he’s torn. He trusts Lyrsa over Angelina, but if he votes her off, he puts the Goliaths in a bad position. Tribal Council Jeff Probst says all four Jabeni appear to have a clear bond, and wonders if the old Goliath and David alliances are holding. Mike says there’s no wrong answer. They are all strong and anyone would be lucky to have an alliance with any of them. He says they’re thinking about trust and loyalty. Lyrsa says that’s what it is for her, and that she has stronger bonds with these people than with her old alliances. Angelina starts talking about strategy, which probably isn’t a good thing because her fellow players already are suspicious of her strategies. Related Articles ‘Survivor: David vs. Goliath’ recap: The million dollar jacket ‘Survivor: David versus Goliath’ — meet the cast ‘Survivor: David vs. Goliath’ recap: New season, first medical evacuation Nick says he’s there for the tribe, not the David or Goliath alliances. Angelina jumps in to praise and flatter Nick for his strength and blue eyes. Lyrsa thinks Angelina is trying to buy Nick’s vote. If she says she’s loyal to you, she’s loyal. In the end, it’s original tribal alliances over new ones as Lyrsa is voted out, three to one.<doc-sep>
Tonight on CBS Survivor: David VS Goliath airs with an all-new Wednesday, October 31, 2018, Season 37 Episode 6 and we have your Survivor recap below. On tonight’s Survivor season, 37 episode 6 called “Aren’t Brochachos Just Adorable?,” as per the CBS synopsis, “Tribes battle to win a food reward for much needed nourishment. Also, the bond between the “Brochachos” becomes a personal achievement for one castaway” So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back from 8 PM – 9 PM ET for our Survivor recap. While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our Survivor news, spoilers, recaps & more, right here! Tonight’s Survivor David VS Goliath recap begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates! Angelia is thrilled that Natalie went home, now there is peace at camp. Nick loved how Angelina looked like a fool with Natalie, who didn’t give up her jacket. Over at Tiva, even though they have the fishing equipment, nothing is getting catch. Time for the Reward Challenge, one person will be tied to a bag of coconuts, on Jeff’s go they will work together to get that bag to the beach. They will then lift that bag to allow that person to climb over an obstacle and collect four rings in an attempt to land those four rings on a target. The first tribe to finish will get cooking utensils, spices and 10 vegetable kabobs. Second tribe to finish, 2 kabobs. Jabeni is a disaster, the look like a tribe that never watched Survivor before. Tiva is in the lead. Vuku climbs up, but then falls behind and Tiva wins the first reward. Jabeni wins the second reward. Christian is having a blast being a part of the Brochachos, he is becoming a Goliath figure in his tribe. Gabby is worried, because the guys are banding together and she is on the bottom. She hopes she stays in the game, but the game is not about hope, so she tries to align herself with Alison. The question is, does Alison align with herself to break up the boys club, or remain loyal to them. Elizabeth is still having a hard time with the pain in her back from sleeping on the bamboo so she decides to do something about it but doesn’t have everyone’s help or agreement that she should change the bamboo bed. Elizabeth reveals that she had back pain before she came to Survivor and all she wants is it to make it better for everyone. Kara likes the conflict in the tribe over the bamboo bed, it just helps her game. Carl is having a hard time with Elizabeth, he finds her a know it all, and he doesn’t like people like that. Time for the Immunity Challenge. They have to carry a large saucer to a water tower, fill it, make their way through a series of obstacles, empty whats left into a well and race back. Once they have filled the well with water they will drop a bag of puzzle pieces. They need to use the pieces to solve a puzzle. The first two tribes to finish will be safe. The losing tribe will go to tribal council. Jabeni is in last place, they are having trouble filling their well, looks like they might give up. Tiva is closing in on another immunity win, and they did it. Vuku looks like they are going to come in second, Jabeni is not giving up, their heart is in it, but they drop and have to do it over again. In the meantime, the challenge is over, Vuku comes in second. At Jabeni everyone is talking and trying to figure out who to vote out. Lyrsa is surprised that Angelina thinks she would work with her after the whole jacket thing. Angelina was open to working with Lyrsa, but she feels there is no negotiating with her and wants to put the nail in her coffin at tribal council. Looks like it is going to be Angelina who is voted out. At Tribal Council Lyrsa says that trust is important to her in the game. Angelina says that what is important to her is trust, loyalty and strategy. Angelia says that they are the underdogs and she hopes everyone sticks to the plan tonight, like they did when they voted out Natalie.