PREVIOUSLY ON SURVIVOR: Following the vote, Jenn and Christine knew they were on the outs, also assuming Bret was still with them though he also secretly wanted Malcolm out, and Christine and Crystal confronted each other after the vote. “All I did was look out for you, and you turned your back on us,” Christine said. Crystal said that it was just a game and she just needed to make a move to give her power. “And taking out either Devens or Wentworth would have been a power move too,” Jenn said. Bret tried to refocus Jenn and Christine, knowing they were upset, and told them that there were still bigger threats out there. “I honestly think at this point, Crystal’s target is huge,” Bret said, “So let’s just try and keep our sights on other people who may slip through the cracks because they’re the ones we’ll need to worry about in the long run.” 
PREVIOUSLY ON SURVIVOR: Following the vote of Chris’ elimination, David knew he had to explain himself to Tony and Dom. “These are two very menacing guys that I need to still have my trust,” David said, and he apologized saying that the girls all threatened to vote him out if he didn’t vote with them. “I hope you understand that now we’re desperate and we hope you and even Lauren are willing to work with us,” Tony said. Tony knew that he needed to keep his threat level low and would only scheme if the time arose. 
PREVIOUSLY ON SURVIVOR: The duos all set out for their return to the adventure that is Survivor. Shan and Ricard wanted to put Shan’s blindside behind them, and hope to work together as successfully as they had on their tribe in Survivor 41. Chris and Bret were looking to put the skills they attained from the Amazing Race and use them for good. Ken and Crystal were looking forward to returning to a game they had waited so long to play again. As for the winners, Tony, Sarah, Denise, and Wendell were all nervous that they’d be threats out the gate and hoped that they would have other shields to hide behind, as did big threats like Malcolm, Wentworth, and Dom. At the opening beach, the duos were in for the first twist of the season…they would be SPLIT up on two opposing tribes. “I saw this coming,” Denise said, “It was only a matter of time. Malcolm and I have been split up before, we can survive it again.” Jenn was annoyed to be splitting from Hali, knowing that playing with Hali was one of the few reasons for enticing her to play again. Tony was also a bit nervous, saying “I know I’m the biggest threat here, and not having Sarah with me exposes me even more.” The tribes were split according to one of the greatest duos of all time: Peanut Butter and Jelly. 
Welcome to SurvivorGames Series’ first episode of our twenty ninth season, SURVIVOR: DYNAMIC DUOS 2. We have two tribes ready to go, one named after PEANUT BUTTER and one named after JELLY, a true dynamic duo if we do say so ourselves. It's game time, so let's see which player comes out on top. 
Here is the cast announcement for our newest season, SURVIVOR: DYNAMIC DUOS 2. We got lots of great suggestions and crafted a cast that seems like it’ll be pretty fun (and not all the names that may come to mind since we did do a Dynamic Duos season before with some of the more notable pairs like Tina & Colby, JT & Stephen, Rob & Amber, etc.) 
PREVIOUSLY ON SURVIVOR: The jury got to address Tiffany, Danielle, and Derek. Lauren started, commending all three on a good game and asked Tiffany whose idea it was to get her out. “As much as I do think all decisions were mutual to some extent,” Tiffany said, “It was my move. It was never meant to embarrass you, but rather to get out somebody who was a threat and could beat us all.” James was next and asked Derek why he trusted Danielle and Tiffany so blindly when the clearly had a different agenda. “I’m someone who plays primarily with my heart,” Derek said, “and I just knew that I’d rather get screwed over by Tiffany again than send her or Danielle packing and play with regrets.” James then asked Danielle if she thought she outplayed Tiffany, to which Danielle responded “I think I played a much less backstabby game, which is what I wanted to do. I didn’t want to play as a villain, and I do think I played heroically.” Jamal said that he was going to honor what was most important to him and that was physical game and asked Danielle if she purposely threw challenges. Danielle responded, “I never threw challenges, but I also never felt like I needed the win which is why I didn’t waste all my stamina trying so hard.” Jamal shook his head in what seemed like annoyance. Jeremy was next and commended Derek on doing what he couldn’t, “lasting farthest in most challenges.” He then asked Tiffany if the jury should prioritize social, strategic, or physical game play when casting their vote. “I think socially, Danielle pissed the least amount of people off. It’s clear that Derek played the best physical game. And I do believe I ran the strategy of most votes, so vote in your heart the way you best feel, I can’t tell the jury which to prioritize because all three are important,” she said. Jeremy then asked Danielle the same, and Danielle said “I think the winner shouldn’t necessarily be the best in one thing, but equally good at all three, and she felt that she was never the worst in challenges, never the worst strategically, and never the worst socially.” Claire was next and asked Tiffany if she intended to betray her, and Tiffany said “It’s all game Claire, and I respect you enough to know that if you did the same to me, I’d respect it.” Janet was next and said that she was proud of all three finalists and asked Danielle if Derek had lost the final immunity if they would’ve gotten him out. “Realistically,” Danielle said, “probably not, only because Tiff and I knew that going up against anyone who wasn’t Big Brother was sealing our fate. SO as soon as Tyler left, we knew the three we needed in the end.” Hung was next and asked Derek if she thought he brought anything strategically to the season, and Derek responded saying his big move was getting rid of James. “James played a similar game to me,” Derek said, “So I knew he’d dominate in the end if given the longevity.” Tyler was next and pleaded the jury to vote for the best player, and not vote bitterly, and thanked all three contestants for the journey. Michele was last and asked Derek why he didn’t take the shot at Tiffany and Derek responded saying “If I took out Tiff, you would’ve beaten me, and I just felt like I would have a better fighting chance against more equal competition.”