Former Survivor Players React To Game Changers Episode 4

It doesn’t get more twisty, unpredictable and wild that Survivor Game Changers episode 4, which thusly offered up great reactions from former players

The potential for Survivor Game Changers to go off the rails presented itself the moment that the twist was revealed a couple of days prior. With two tribes going to Tribal Council to vote off one player, it was going to be unprecedented and expectedly wild. Even then, it’s hard to say that anyone could’ve predicted how episode 4, “The Tables Have Turned,” would play out.

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With such a crazy episode, obviously the former Survivor players had plenty of things to say throughout as they watch as fans. Let’s get their thoughts (and jokes) going chronologically through episode 4.

Jumping right into the Reward Challenge, Gervase Paterson got us started with him noticing the “physical” toll the game is already taking on the castaways, specifically Sandra Diaz-Twine’s hair:

Ultimately it was Mana and Nuku that won reward, coffee to be exact, with the former getting the smaller thanks to Brad Culpepper’s heroics. But is coffee really the best thing for people not eating all that much to be having? Maybe not:

Then, of course, everyone had to take time to marvel at Ozzy’s fishing after he speared a stingray:

When Jeff Probst casually laid it on the castaways at the Immunity Challenge that the two losing tribes going to Tribal Council by prefacing it with “By the way,” Erik Reichebach had a bit of fun at it:

But then the real twist was revealed after Tavua went home the winners: the two losing tribes would be voting out just one player together:

In case things just weren’t crazy enough, though, Tai then went all-in on finding an idol before Tribal. He did—and then he showed his whole tribe so that they could all use it to their advantage:

Then came Tribal Council and, whoa boy, things got out of hand. J.T. abandoned Nuku to try and talk strategy with Mana. That then led Hali to go try and talk to Nuku. Then all hell broke loose and no one knew what was happening:

Then Jeff Varner admitted to maybe soiling himself, which led to a couple of jokes from predictable former players:

That’s weird, Randy.

The votes finally came in, though, and Nuku overplayed their hand and numbers and J.T. ultimately made a dumb, dumb strategic play. As such, his only tribal ally in Malcolm was voted out:

There was a bit of post-game shade thrown at J.T. courtesy of Candice Cody. She didn’t soon forget his idol mishap on Heroes vs. Villains where he gave his idol to Russell. So she threw some straight fire in his general direction:

But of course, there was only one reaction that mattered–that of the guy going home in a move that absolutely no one saw coming:

Same, Malcolm. Same.

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Survivor Game Changers will return with episode 5 on Wednesday, March 29 at 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS.