Jeff Probst recaps who got voted off Survivor and why the rule change happened during a dramatic Tribal Council.

Previously on Survivor 48, the disharmonious Vula tribe returned to Tribal Council to send an overconfident Kevin Leung home in a blindside that surprised Mary Zheng, who expected to be the one eliminated after losing her vote earlier on.

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Jeff Probst once planned an epic Survivor finale stunt—paddling to Venice, borrowing a skateboard, and landing a trick, but he couldn’t skateboard!

Cedrek wanted Sai out to end the chaos between her and Mary, which he believed was preventing their tribe from working as a team and leading to consecutive challenge losses. Sai gave a better argument than Justin before Cedrek voted, however. Cedrek sent Justin home on the condition that Sai and Mary work things out for good. They agreed.

One of the most dramatic and controversial moments in early Survivor history occurred on the second day of season 10, when the players of Survivor: Palau were told to divide themselves into two tribes via a classic schoolyard pick.

So, as Probst explained, “The only person who has a voice at tonight’s Tribal is Cedrek. So Cedrek, you will decide who goes home tonight, either Sai or Justin. And if he can’t come to a decision, there’s no need to draw rocks.