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Two players will be voted out in part one of the Survivor 47 finale

Part one of the Survivor 47 finale airs on Wednesday, Dec. 11

ByBryce Olin|
“Operation: Italy” – Castaways get the biggest reward of the season with surprise letters from home. Then, balance and dexterity are tested at a crucial immunity challenge to guarantee a spot in the final six, on SURVIVOR, Wednesday, December 4 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream on Paramount+*. Jeff Probst serves as host and executive producer. Pictured (L-R): Sue Smey, Genevieve Mushaluk, Andy Rueda, Sam Phalen, Rachel LaMont, Caroline Vidmar, and Teeny
“Operation: Italy” – Castaways get the biggest reward of the season with surprise letters from home. Then, balance and dexterity are tested at a crucial immunity challenge to guarantee a spot in the final six, on SURVIVOR, Wednesday, December 4 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream on Paramount+*. Jeff Probst serves as host and executive producer. Pictured (L-R): Sue Smey, Genevieve Mushaluk, Andy Rueda, Sam Phalen, Rachel LaMont, Caroline Vidmar, and Teeny | CBS

We're officially down two episodes of Survivor 47 left! And, two is the theme of this story because CBS shared two sneak peeks at part one of the Survivor 47 finale, airing Wednesday, Dec. 11. On top of that, CBS confirmed TWO players be voted out during the episode.

For those who don't know, Survivor 47 will feature the first two-part season finale in Survivor history. CBS confirmed the two-part finale earlier this season, so it's going to be really interesting to see how it plays out. While the Survivor finale has started with different numbers of players left in each season, it's always been a three-hour episode with the live reunion. This season, the finale is split into two episodes, and each episode will be a two-hour episode. So, technically, we get more Survivor, but we have to wait a week between parts.

Survivor 47 episode 13, "Bob and Weave," will air on Wednesday, Dec. 11. According to the synopsis from CBS, there will also be two immunity challenges in the episode. Too many twos, I'm seeing double!

Here is the synopsis for "Bob and Weave" via CBS:

"It’s double the immunity challenges and double the tribal councils in part one of the two-part season 47 finale. Castaways must do damage control after Operation Italy’s success. Then, one castaway tries spying to get some key information to further their game, on SURVIVOR..."

So, in the episode, we're going to see two immunity challenges, likely with reward ramifications, and two tribal councils in a two-hour episode. That's going to be a lot, considering we've only seen one player voted out each episode and those are full 90-minute episodes. I'm ready for it, especially after the huge move from Andy via Operation: Italy.

CBS shared the immediate aftermath of the vote to blindside Caroline Vidmar, via the first sneak peek at the finale.

In the sneak peek, Teeny Chirichillo, Rachel LaMont, and Sue Smey discussed Andy's move and how frustrating it was.

In the video, we also get to see Andy discussing his next move, which is trying to stop Teeny and the others from thinking he's all-in with Sam Phalen and Genevieve Mushaluk, even though he makes it clear that he is.

And in the second sneak peek, we get our first look at one of the two immunity challenges featured in "Bob and Weave." It's a big obstacle course in the water, so it's going to be very interesting to see who steps up and wins. We've seen Kyle Ostwald dominate most of the physical challenges this season, although Rachel has been great, too!

Watch the second sneak peek below, via CBS:

Part two of the Survivor 47 will begin with the Final Four

That's the big takeaway from this synopsis! We're going to see two players voted out in the first part of Survivor 47 finale. These will be the two biggest two votes in the entire game to this point, and depending on how they go, this game will be won or lost in part one of the Survivor 47 finale.

For example, if Rachel LaMont can find a way to see Andy Rueda and Genevieve voted out in this episode, there's a very good chance she'll be winning $1 million. If the other players can make a big move against Rachel, that opens things up for the second half of the Survivor 47 finale.

In the second half of the Survivor 47 finale, we should see another immunity challenge, a fire-making challenge to decide The Final Three, followed by the Final Tribal Council. Then. we'll see the live reading of the votes by Jeff Probst and the reunion special.

I can't wait to see what happens! I hope you're ready for the biggest episode of the season. Watch Survivor 47 episode 13, "Bob and Weave," at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Dec. 11, CBS and Paramount+!

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