Ulong arrived back to their camp, some still thinking about Jeff's departure. Ulong was really starting to get frustrated about losing all the time.



When both tribes collected tree mail, they were told they would have to pick a member of their tribe as a representative. Coby volunteered, but it wasn't enough, as Koror voted Ian to represent them. Over at Ulong, they couldn't choose one so they decided to wait to find out what it was for. Jeff then arrived in a Home Depot boat and said Ian would get to select only a few tools to build a bathroom. The winning tribe for the best bathroom would have a construction crew come buy and build a shelter. Ian picked his tools and went to work. Meanwhile at Ulong, who still hadn't picked a representative yet, Jeffs tells them to hurry and choose. After quickly thinking, they decided to pick James. Jeff told them the challenge and reward and they went to work. Then Jeff arrived back with a production designer. After observing both tribes bathrooms, he selected Koror as the Reward winners and they built a new shelter for the tribe.



After assembling for the Immunity Challenge, Jeff Probst explained that the tribes would face off in a series of one-on-one sumo-style battles. The Survivors would use padded duffle bags to knock their adversaries out of a ring and into the sea. The first tribe to win six bouts would take immunity. The woman of Ulong were doing pretty well. The men on the other hand weren't. But after Koror reached 5-2, Ulong started to catch up. It all came down to James and Coby. Coby had won their previous match. After facing in a long battle for immunity, Coby finally knocked James off the platform and won the 4th straight immunity win for Koror. Sending Ulong back to tribal council for the fourth time.



Before Tribal, Steph and Angie felt like the woman were stronger than the men and were thinking about their 2 choices. Make the woman alliance and keep Kim around to weaken them, or vote off Kim and keep the men, who might weaken the tribe as well. But at Tribal Council, it was no surprise as Kim was voted off with a 5-1 vote.

This week's task is to create an 11 minute charity auction featuring hip-hop music artists, and raise the most money. Networth raised $11,325, while Magna raised $21,654 for their win. There was no reward for Magna, aside from the feeling of raising money for charity. For the third week straight, Networth went to the boardroom, where Trump fired John.

A serial killer strikes again, and the CSI team tries new technology using evidence from a prior killing. They find a fingerprint belonging to Jesse Acheson, who becomes the prime suspect. Nick and Catherine investigate the murder of a young boy found dead in his bed. His brother confesses to the killing, but evidence suggests that he may not have committed the crime.

Marissa begins to see the reality of living on her own, and takes a break from the housework to go to the mall with Summer, Seth, and Ryan. While waiting the arrival of Carter, the new editor for Newport Living, Julie is distracted when a man from her past resurfaces. Meanwhile, Sandy and Caleb find themselves bonding over their experiences.

Lance Hamilton is a successful real estate agent in his early thirties who disappears one day after showing a house. When the team gets involved, they soon realise that Lance had more than one dealing with a local hood, Jimmy 'The Tooth' Fusco, and begin to suspect that Lance may not have been the good guy everyone thought he was. After tracking down the woman Lance had recently been spotted kissing in his office, the team needs to revise their opinion, knowing now that Lance is one of the good guys, but wondering if he's died for his beliefs.

TONIGHT: Economist Paul Krugman talks about his new book and the potential collapse of the New Deal.