Who Was Voted off of Tonight's Episode of 'Survivor 47'? A Running List of Every Eliminated Castaway

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Episode 13 of Survivor 47.

One of the things that makes Survivor so engaging is that it isn't just a game of surviving the wilderness but also about surviving socially and strategically. To win, one has to form (seemingly) genuine connections with fellow players while vying for the million-dollar grand prize.

Each week, at least one person is voted off the island during tribal council. We're keeping a running tally of all of the contestants who were voted off the show. Here's whose torch got snuffed tonight.

Alas, our dreams of an Operation: Italy (can you imagine?) have come to an end. Tonight’s two-hour episode featured two eliminations and, to be honest, we’re still reeling.

After Genevieve won the Immunity Challenge, everyone (except for Sue) knew what to do: finally vote out Rachel. Of course, they didn’t know that Rachel had found a Hidden Immunity Idol and was actually in control of the vote.

Andy pulled Rachel aside and told her that he’d be voting for her but wanted her to respect his game, so he filled her in on some of the behind-the-scenes moves he made this season. Rachel had been planning to target Sam, but after hearing Andy’s compelling case for what a good game he played, she switched her target and worked with Sue to get him out instead.

At the next Immunity Challenge, Rachel once again secured safety for herself from the vote — lucky for her, otherwise she definitely would have been outta there.

Teeny, Rachel, and Sue were all under the impression that Genevieve’s Operation: Italy Idol was real, but Sam told Teeny it was fake in order to try to save himself. There was a lot of hemming and hawing over whether Genevieve’s Idol was actually fake (it was), or if Sam was just claiming it was fake in order to dupe the others into falling into yet another trap. Ultimately, the votes fell on Genevieve and our Canadian queen was ejected from the game.

Only one more ep to go this season. Who do you think is going to be Season 47’s sole Survivor? Tune into part two of the finale on Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. EST!

Well, so much for that Underdog Alliance. After Sam won the Reward Challenge, he chose to bring Genevieve and Andy with him to the Sanctuary (say it with me) “where good things happen.” In this case, three good things happened for Sam and Genevieve.

First, they got to eat pasta. Second, they got their letters from their loved ones. And third, Andy threw them a lifeline and completely saved their game. Andy approached them with the idea of getting the rest of the Underdogs to believe that Genevieve had an Idol in order to split the vote. This would give Andy the opportunity to flip on the alliance and vote out Rachel.

Genevieve used Sam’s expired Gata Idol to convince Teeny she was safe no matter what, and the plan was set in motion. Unfortunately, Rachel won Immunity, so Sam, Genevieve, and Andy had to switch their target to Caroline.

And then things took another turn when we saw Sue tell Caroline that she would be willing to use her Idol to save her. As Genevieve pointed out, there were many ways for Operation: Italy to go wrong.

But it didn’t! The Underdogs split the vote, Genevieve refused to play her fake Idol, and Caroline was sent packing — all in front of the Jury, who seemed to immediately clock that Andy was the mastermind behind the big move.

It’s the end of an era on Survivor 47. Kyle didn’t win Immunity. We knew there was a good chance that it would happen eventually (despite Andy’s calculations), but it was still something of a shock when he was finally vulnerable at a Tribal Council.

This episode saw the formation of an underdog alliance consisting of Andy, Rachel, Sue, Caroline, and Teeny — a majority in an eight-person vote.

After Rachel won Immunity, the underdogs simply had to choose their target. There was some back and forth about whether to get Kyle out while he was (finally) up for elimination or to focus their efforts on Genevieve instead. Ultimately, Genevieve was safe and Kyle’s torch was snuffed — but not before he made us all tear up by hugging everyone and telling them to “give it a buck twenty” when it comes to fighting for their families.

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before — Kyle won Immunity in tonight’s episode.

Since Kyle the challenge beast was off the chopping block, people started looking toward Gabe as a potential target. However, several players had their eyes on Genevieve as well, especially after her Big Move against Sol last week.

Gabe was confident that he had the numbers in his favor, thanks to the loyalty of his “wounded birds” Caroline and Sue. But when it came time to read the votes, it became clear that one of his birds had flown the nest. Caroline voted along with the majority of contestants and sent Gabe packing.

As Jeff snuffed his torch, Gabe averred that he’ll be back. Will that actually happen? We’ll see!

OK, this one was a doozy.

After a lengthy Immunity/Reward Challenge, Gabe won Individual Immunity. Back at camp, the majority of the group agreed to vote out Sam. However, Genevieve decided to attempt to oust Sol. She had enough people onboard and it all seemed like it would work out, until Rachel told Sam about the plan and he freaked out.

Suddenly, Sam started targeting Sue and it seemed like he had people ready to vote in line with him … until Teeny pointed out that this would actually be the perfect opportunity to vote out Kyle, who finally didn’t have Immunity.

At Tribal Council, it seemed like the plan still wasn’t nailed down, and everyone whispered to one another as Jeff attempted to get people to answer his questions. Ultimately, Genevieve’s original plan of voting out Sol was successful. We’re just glad that we’ll still get to see him on the Jury.

Well, hell hath no fury like an Andy scorned. Tonight’s episode saw the return of the Survivor Auction, which resulted in Sam losing his vote (and in Caroline taking a bite of a giant fish eyeball).

Former Gata members Sam, Sierra, and Rachel assumed they (along with Andy) were working with former Lavo to start picking off the remaining former Tuku members. After both Sue and Kyle won Immunity, that left the pick between Gabe and Caroline, and they settled on Gabe. But Andy had other plans.

Having already laid the groundwork to turn on his former tribe members, Andy flipped to work with Lavo and Tuku and get out either Sam, Sierra, or Rachel — there were solid arguments for each of them.

At Tribal Council, Rachel played her Shot in the Dark and kept a close eye on everyone’s reactions before ultimately deciding (correctly) to keep her Immunity Idol in her pocket. The votes resulted in a tie between Sierra and Sam. In the revote, Sierra was sent packing.

Well, the merge was last week, so naturally, only six people could vote and only five people were vulnerable this week. Just when we thought we had safely reached the merge without any “split the tribe into two quasi-tribes” funny business, Season 47 threw us another curveball. For tonight’s Immunity and Reward Challenge, the merged tribe was — you guessed it — split into two teams, only one of which was guaranteed safety from being voted out at Tribal Council.

One of those groups included all five remaining Tuku members and Rachel, so when they became the vulnerable team, the decision was obvious: Vote out Rachel and remain Tuku strong.

Tiyana tried to convince Kyle and Caroline to vote out Gabe in order to keep Tuku’s threat level low. Kyle seemed amenable to the plan, but Caroline wanted to keep Gabe as a shield. Tiyana seemed disappointed but was willing to put her vote on Rachel to keep the peace.

But that plan was thwarted when Sol (from the winning team) found a message allowing him to anonymously send one of the losers an advantage. When it came time vote, Rachel revealed a Safety Without Power Advantage, allowing her to peace out from Tribal Council and leave Tuku behind to duke it out.

Tiyana scrambled to convince Kyle and Caroline once more to vote out Gabe, but was ultimately unsuccessful. She was sent home in tears.

Tonight’s episode featured the fall of the Roman Empire, but we’ll admit we were really uncertain about how everything would play out until the votes were read out.

Following the new version of the Mergatory challenge, Kyle was the only contestant who had Immunity — everyone else was vulnerable. This was terrible news for Rome, who almost immediately put a bad taste in Kyle’s mouth with his weasel-y methods.

But it almost seemed too simple. Everyone agreed to vote out Rome (with a couple of votes put on Andy in case of an Idol or Shot-in-the Dark play). Rome thought everyone agreed to vote out Sol, and so spent his afternoon relaxing and bragging about how good he is at playing Survivor in all of his confessionals.

In fact, Rome was so certain that the vote was going to be for Sol that threw a vote onto Sam just to add one more bit of chaos to the mix, as has been his way. In the end, there were zero votes for Sol. Rome’s Survivor 47 journey may be over, but we’re sure he still has dreams of being Jeff’s protege.

Tonight’s episode was one of highs and lows for Gata. After successfully negotiating a swap of their three chickens for 18 eggs, they very narrowly lost the Immunity Challenge and were sent to Tribal Council.

At camp, Andy played his role of “player on the bottom” perfectly by begging Rachel and Anika to be brought into any plan they had in the works. They fed him a fake plan — as he expected — and told him to vote for Sam.

Little did they know that Andy, Sam, and Sierra have had a top-secret alliance cooking for a while now. While there was some waffling about whether to vote out Anika or Andy (after all, Anika would probably know which side of a saw to use), Sam and Sierra ultimately stuck to the plan they made with Andy to vote out Anika. And thus, we have yet another unsuccessful all-women alliance on Survivor. Goodbye, Breadwinners.

Once again, Lavo lost the Immunity Challenge and was sent back to Tribal Council. With only five people left on their tribe, and considering Rome had a Steal-a-Vote Advantage, the numbers were tight — especially after Teeny lost their vote during a Journey.

Initially, it seemed as though Rome held all the cards. He wanted Sol out and decided that threatening him (or, in his words, giving an ultimatum) was the way to go. Rome told Sol that unless he voted with Rome, he would use his advantage to steal Sol’s vote, thereby making it impossible for Sol to play his Shot In The Dark.

Of course, Rome needed to throw someone under the bus to convince Sol that he was in on a plan rather than at the bottom. Kishan readily offered up Genevieve’s name … and that was ultimately his downfall.

Kishan then tried to orchestrate a 2-2 split that would lead to Rome being voted out. Genevieve seemed totally onboard with that plan until she heard from Rome that Kishan had thrown her name out as the decoy vote.

At Tribal, Rome surprised most of the tribe by playing his Steal-a-Vote Advantage on Kishan, thereby making it so only three people could vote. Sol saw the writing on the wall and voted with Genevieve and Rome against Kishan, who was thoroughly blindsided as his torch was snuffed.

Lavo lost the Immunity Challenge this week and had their first date with Jeff at Tribal Council. Rome — who had an Immunity Idol (good for only one Tribal) and a Steal a Vote (from his Journey) — initially wanted Aysha out, but Teeny was able to convince him to focus on Sol instead.

However, when Teeny and Kishan approached Aysha with the plan to vote out Sol, Aysha balked and said she wanted to vote for Genevieve instead.

In the end, Aysha voted for Genevieve, Teeny voted for Sol, Sol voted for Rome, and the rest of the votes fell on Aysha. (Worth noting: Not a single one of them spelled her name correctly, and Rome’s vote had a poorly drawn map of the continent of Asia on it.)

Tuku lost the Immunity Challenge and was sent to their first Tribal Council of the season. According to TK, the vote was simple: All of the bros (plus Tiyana) would vote out Sue because she “doesn’t bring much to the table.”

But Gabe had other plans. He went to Sue and Caroline and said that because TK had annoyed Tiyana after the challenge, he felt confident that they could get her to vote for TK with them. Both Sue and Caroline also said they were willing to go to rocks in the case of a tie.

At Tribal Council, Gabe made a surprise move and played his Immunity Idol for himself. As it turned out, he didn’t need to — there were zero votes for him. There were, however, four votes for TK: Sue, Caroline, Tiyana, and Gabe banded together to vote him out. We can’t help but wonder: What will happen to the bromance now?

Any fans of Pod Save America who were hoping host Jon Lovett would have a long, marvelous run on Survivor are now surely rethinking those weekly watch parties. Jon was the first contestant in Season 47 to be voted off the island, although he did receive the honor of his quote being pulled for the episode title: "One Glorious and Perfect Episode."

Things went awry for Jon after fellow Gata member Andy had a bit of a meltdown during the first immunity challenge. "My best friend out here is Jon and as they were finishing the puzzle, I was thinking I was gonna throw him under the bus to try to stay," Andy said ... in front of literally everyone playing the game.

While the rest of Gata agreed that Andy may be a liability going forward, his physical strength is still an asset at this early point in the game when it comes to winning challenges. The tribe told Jon they were going to vote for Andy but tell him that Jon was the target to throw him off. Jon didn't fully trust them and tried to pull off a move with Andy and Sam, but he ended up being voted out unanimously.

New episodes of Survivor 47 air on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.