Maryland Outback Episode 6: Let Me Know How Far You Get In The World

Steve says it feels like he's crawling to the merge, being stuck on a tribe of people he doesn't trust. His buddy Chris L is worried for him as well, but Phil says he won't necessarily be the next target. The obvious next targets on Waka, Chandler and Nicole C, have a bad feeling about being on the wrong side of the vote. Phil however is not ready to cut ties with them yet.

Ashley can't multi-task

The immunity challenge sees two callers direct their tribe to pick up items across a course. Once they have all their items, they must arrange them in order based on the clues. Siona and Ashley act as the callers. Steve gets one first for Nehami, whilst Nicole C gets one for Waka. Ashley has to divide her time up between different pairs, and starts to get frustrated...even yelling at Austin. Nehami get the clues first and start solving the puzzle. They get the correct order down before Waka have finished collecting and win immunity.

The power brokers

Ashley's tribe are unhappy with her direction, but Ashley takes aim at Siona, who she blasts for cheating in the challenge. Alex thinks Chandler has the idol so tells Ashley he wants to flush it by making him believe they're voting for him, when really they're voting for Nicole C. He discusses with Phil, but then Phil goes to Chris L to try and save her. Chris L points out how their trio with Nicole L can either split their votes to throw everyone off the scent of their alliance, or pile their votes on whoever they want. Phil pushes for Ashley to be their target, but they know full well that would upset Alex.

At tribal council, Austin asks why Ashley was the caller and she says she's loud. Nobody seems to blame her for the loss, but Nicole L isn't too reassuring. A few people feel in danger, particularly Alex since he got votes last time.

When it comes time to vote, Ashley and Alex think Nicole C is going home. But it ends up being Ashley in a 4-3 vote, leaving Alex squirming in his seat. In her final words, Ashley says she should've known better. With three old Nehamis out in a row now, the game seems to be evening up.