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Episode 2 – "Threesomes Have More Fun"
Part 2

Day 5
The next day, the tribes convene in a jungle clearing, where they are met by Judge Judy. “Berajilo, take a look at the new Honifor tribe,” she says, as the Berajilo eight look over to see Honifor walk in – or in Takondwa’s case, hobble in – without Josie. Kristin and Hallie look especially shocked at Josie’s elimination, despite never once meeting her. Alicia gives a smug glance back. Now this is out of the way, the first tribal reward challenge can begin:

One member from both tribes must hold a handled pedestal with an idol on top. The goal is to knock the other person's idol from their pedestal. The first tribe to score five wins reward in the form of a tarp.

With Rachelle sitting out to make up the numbers, Honifor prove to be no match for the united Berajilo tribe, and Berajilo pull off a convincing victory to win the reward.

Back at camp, Berajilo cover their shelter with their brand new tarp, with Edwina remarking that it’ll come in handy “whenever God decides to take a leak.” Most of the tribe then go fishing or hunting for extra firewood. Later on Kristin, still aiming to solidify her relationship with Jordan, takes a break from collecting firewood and goes up to him to tell him how much she enjoyed their yoga session together the day before. She confesses that she would like to make a “Broadway alliance” with him, despite the fact that only one of them has actually ever been on Broadway. Jordan is open to the idea, and considers Kristin a little sister, albeit one who won’t stop asking him if he can get her a role in Wicked. They begin to talk strategy and realise that they’ll have better odds if they increase their numbers, so discuss bringing in mutual friend Hallie. “After all,” Kristin says, “threesomes have more fun.” In a confessional, Jordan says that most of the tribe assume that the three of them are already aligned anyway, what them being among the youngest and having shared interests, so they might as well make it a reality sooner rather than later.

Over at Honifor, the tribe is mostly occupied with fishing and hunting for food, as several of them have already expressed a distaste for Callum’s patented half-cooked rice sandwich (with rice instead of bread). While this task keeps most of them busy, Theresa confesses that bonds alone are not enough, and she needs a way of ensuring her safety given what she perceives to be a precarious position. As the majority of her tribemates are down by the shore, she takes the opportunity to rush into the jungle to look for a hidden immunity idol. After ten minutes or so of shaking random trees to and fro, a piece of paper falls out from the top of a tree well away from Honifor beach, to Theresa’s delight. “Well that was easy,” she smirks as she opens the piece of paper, revealing that she has found a clue to a hidden immunity idol. As she puts the clue in her pocket, she sees Chris walking towards her in the distance. She calls him over and, deciding that honesty is the best policy following their earlier conversation and subsequent handshake, shares the idol clue with him, and they agree to let Chris hold onto it. In a confessional, Chris punches the air with delight that he’s not even a week into the game and he already has a clue to the idol, but calms down to point out that it’s crucial for he and Theresa to “play this thing right… if we find it at all, that is.”