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At the immunity and reward challenge, players had to stand on a small platform ... Two names emerged as possibilities to go home as tribal council approached: David and Mitch.

David M. Gipp , a citizen of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, who served as the president of United Tribes Technical College in ...

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They start with a look at David’s unexpected stand-up routine at Tribal Council. Rob and Chappell speculate on whether David’s comedic timing will earn him allies or make him a target.

"To watch him literally stand up, as if I'm his fallen comrade. I love David so much. That was hilarious. David has always been ... he's got a lot of heart. And in that moment, he was feeling it.

"And to watch him literally stand up, as if I'm his fallen ... and causing issues within their group. At tribal council in week 9, David's alliance members turned against him with a blindside ...

Survivor 48 juror David did something very ... or you may long for the days when the host mixed it up more with players and challenged them at Tribal Council. That’s all fair and open for debate — ...

At the immunity and reward challenge, players had to stand on a small platform ... Two names emerged as possibilities to go home as tribal council approached: David and Mitch.

The episode kicks off with a deep dive into David’s final stand and Joe’s potential struggles at a future final tribal council. Rob and Chappell examine the evolving dynamics within the tribe ...

Shauhin was worried after seeing his name come up again at Tribal Council. He wanted to know if everyone had truly voted together or if someone was secretly targeting him. Elsewhere, David ...