Survivor Sneak Peek: Kamilla Urges Kyle to Finally Make a Move (Exclusive)
Survivor 48′s most incognito alliance knows they must strike soon if they want to win the game, but will this be the week they finally make their move?
In an exclusive sneak peek from Wednesday's episode (airing at 8/7c on CBS; watch the clip embedded above), Kyle tells his No. 1 ally Kamilla that Shauhin seems antsy to make a move. Perfect for Kamilla, who's been wanting Joe out since yesterday. Not only has he won a gazillion challenges, but Joe also has a great story to sell to the jury. Kamilla's been more than ready to take the shot and break up the sturdy Joe and Eva pair, but will she be able to convince Kyle and Shauhin to pull the trigger?
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In last week's installment (read a recap here), opportunity seemed ripe for an epic Joe blindside led by spunky final Vula member Mary. After Kamilla won immunity, Joe was vulnerable to the vote, but a hesitant Kyle and Shauhin couldn't get on board with trusting Mary and allowing her to stay. Mary was then sent to Ponderosa, as the 'Strong Four' remained intact. (Read our Q&A with Mary here.)
This week's penultimate episode will cut the Final 6 castaways down to five. Season 48 will then conclude with its usual three-hour finale episode on Wednesday, May 21 at 8/7c.
Will we finally see some fireworks at Tribal Council or will Joe continue to dominate as the season's frontrunner? Watch our exclusive clip by pressing PLAY above, then go full tilt boogie in the comments section!
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