Cila headed back to Tribal Council for the second straight week. Joe owned up to his argument with Devens, and the tribe talked openly about having to "trust your gut" with each vote. Nobody played an advantage — Savannah kept her Vote Blocker in her pocket, a decision that will haunt her in the Survivor history books. Jeff read the votes: Savannah, Ozzy, Savannah, Savannah, Savannah, Savannah. Six votes Savannah, one vote Ozzy — and that lone Ozzy vote came from Savannah herself.

Savannah Louie became the second player voted out of Survivor 50, just 27 days after winning Season 49. First winner in, first winner out. She left with an unplayed advantage and a quiet exit, and the Cila tribe was left to reckon with a power structure that now ran directly through Cirie Fields.

After the votes were read and the tribe filed out, Christian and Devens stayed behind to execute a scheme they'd been cooking up: planting fake idol papers at the Tribal Council set, so one of them could later "discover" a fabricated idol back at camp. It was either the most innovative post-tribal play in Survivor history — or the kind of move that blows up in your face at the worst possible moment.