The Barramundi hike off to Tribal Council, and this is the first time Ogakor sees Elisabeth's stunning headwear. Jerri, always first to jump on a trend, orders one of her very own. Lamber orders two. After reciting how long various people stayed on perches, Peachy says, "Alicia, I'm thinkin' you obviously must not be worried because you were out there for a long time and finally said, 'Okay I guess I've proven my point.'" I hope that Peachy was trying to get the Ogakors to vote for Alicia instead of Jeff here because he realizes what terrible people they are, but it's unlikely. I don't know why he called out Alicia like this, who responds that she doesn't think that whether she stepped off will change what is going to happen. That's the kind of footage the editors will find a way to creatively replay the week she gets the boot. Of immunity, Keith says, "Tina gave that to me," and at least he admits it. Tina says, "I know Keith needed this," and that's true. Peachy asks if Rodger thinks everyone is worried, and Rodger Gump responds that he thinks everyone except Keith is worried.

Then the voting commences. Colby says, "It was a strategic move that was determined the first week we were here," which might really say a lot about the "very large mouth of a former tribe member in Kucha." Rodger votes for Colby and says he really likes "the guy," but because he's from Ogakor he has to go. Tina says her vote is "one hundred percent a strategic vote." Shots of Nick and Rodger looking concerned, because no one's voting for them. Jeff decides that if he's going out, he's going out in style and says, "'Cause everything's better in Texas, this lonestar has got to go."