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GET READY FOR
SURVIVOR: PANAMA
COMING THIS FALL TO CBS!
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| BATTLE OF THE SEXES: RYAN AIKEN VOTED OUT OF THE TRIBE | ||
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GROUP DYNAMICS  On Day 2, group dynamics intensified as Roger Sexton, the 56-year-old construction company Vice President from Valencia, California, emerged as an outspoken leader among the Tambaqui tribe. "Roger is definitely very bossy, telling kids to go do this and go do that," noted Rob. Roger, frustrated with the work ethic of Ryan and Daniel Lue, the 27-year-old tax accountant from Houston, Texas, let his feelings be known: "You ask these guys to go out and get some vines, and it's like pulling teeth. They are just useless. They are digging their own graves."
TRIBAL PRIORITIES  As the men finished constructing their shelter, the disorganized and tattered Jaburu tribe labored over tribal priorities. "The flies are swarming around us because we stink, so we are boiling our buffs and our underwear that aren't clean," explained Jenna Morasca, the 21-year-old swimsuit model from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Washing the buffs in the tribe's boiling water didn't sit well with Deena Bennett, the 35-year-old deputy district attorney from Riverside, California, and she shared a look of dismay with Christy. ( Christy on sleeping at night )
IN NEED OF ENERGY  On Day 3, a harsh reality set in at the Jaburu camp as the lack of food and water began to take its toll. Janet Koth, the 47-year-old homemaker from Manchester, Missouri, had to clutch a nearby tree to keep from falling. "I am about ready to pass out. I don't think I can make it through the Challenge, or anything else. This is too hard," Janet complained to Heidi and Jenna as they set out on a boating expedition to catch fish. ( Jeanne of her chances at the Immunity Challenge )
MAGIC 8 BALL   As the Tambaqui tribe readied for their upcoming Immunity Challenge, Rob revealed his luxury item: a fortune-telling Magic 8 Ball. The men took turns shaking the ball, asking it which of the women of Jaburu were interested in them. Roger put the moment in perspective: "This whole macho thing is funny. All they talk about is the women. The juice is flowing. Boys, from 15-years-old and on, that's all we think about."
Rob then revealed his crush on Heidi, remarking, "That girl Heidi, she is so hot, she can put Viagra out of business." ( Rob feels better than expected )
 
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