Survivor Philippines airs on CBS tonight with a whole new episode called "Not the Only Actor On this Island." On tonight's as As two tribes merge, contestants try to solidify their rank; Lisa Whelchel is confronted about her past. If you missed last week's episode we have a full and detailed recap for you here!
On last week's show the castaways got down and dirty to battle it out for a fruitful feast. Lisa Whelchel, 49, who played Blair on the Facts of Life ended up wrestling with sex therapist Denise Stapley, who is arguably the strongest woman in the entire competition. In an unprecedented move, opposing tribes took to the bargaining table to strike a deal mid-challenge. At tribal council, Denise thought she might just be going home because she was the new tribe mate on the block. When they votes – Kate 3 votes, she is sent home, Penner didn't get his blindside this week, there'a always next week.
On tonight's show After Tandang and Kalabaw tribes merge, castaways scramble to solidify their numbers and rank in the new tribe. Meanwhile, Lisa Whelchel is confronted on her past as a former TV teen star. We already knew that Michael Skupin recognized her right away, so we are about to find out who else is aware, or will Michael let the cat out of the bag? How will this affect the game? Will this play against Lisa?
Tonight's episode is going to be filled with the usual drama, which you won't want to miss. So be sure to tune in for our live coverage of CBS's Survivor Philippines – tonight at 8PM EST!
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