Warning: The following contains major spoilers for the Wednesday, Oct. 21, episode of "Survivor 51."
As castaways continue their quest to become the Sole Survivor, two contestants' "Survivor 51" journeys ended Wednesday night.
Season 51, episode 5, titled "Not Here to Get a Picture," aired on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The double elimination comes after a rare Tribal Council deadlock and after a dramatic third episode saw one castaway quit and another eliminated.
Here's a recap of what you missed, including who went home.
Who got voted off 'Survivor' last night?
Alexis Levine, a Georgia native, was the fifth person voted out of "Survivor 51" and the sixth person to leave the game following two tribal councils and Rob Antonson's voluntary departure.
The 34-year-old criminal defense attorney, originally
from Atlanta, was sent home on a 3-1 vote, with Devin Way, Angelica "Jelly" Loblack and Ori Jean-Charles voting for Alexis. Alexis cast the lone vote for Devin.
Who was the second person voted off 'Survivor'?
Linnea Capobianco, a New Jersey native who lives in Jersey City, was the second castaway voted off Wednesday night after the Dina Tribal Council deadlocked twice.
Linnea and Lewis Kelly initially tied 4-4, and the revote produced another 4-4 tie.
That left Eric Macksoud, Danny "Kilby" Kilby, Sharonda Cox, and Cristian Chavez needing to reach a unanimous decision. If they failed to agree, those four would have been forced to draw rocks.
Kilby refused to change course, leaving the others to either risk their own games in a rock draw or agree to eliminate Linnea. They ultimately agreed to send Linnea home.
Who won immunity on 'Survivor' last night?
Toka won immunity during “Survivor” Season 51 Episode 5, making it the only tribe safe from Wednesday night’s vote.
The challenge came with “double jeopardy,” sending Dina and Savu to separate Tribal Councils.
Were any idols or advantages played on Survivor?
Yes. Two Extra Votes were played at Dina's Tribal Council, helping force the vote into a deadlock.
Earlier in the episode, Maggie Nestor received an Alliance Builder Extra Vote and chose to visit Dina. Maggie gave that vote, along with the Extra Vote she already held, to Kilby and Kelly and urged them to target Linnea.
Kilby and Lewis both played the Extra Votes, helping create the initial tie between Lewis and Linnea.
Here are the current Survivor 51 idols and advantages:
- Carter Krull: Hidden immunity idol.
- Angelica "Jelly" Loblack: Hidden immunity idol.
- Devin Way: Extra vote.
Who has been voted off 'Survivor 51'?
There have been six eliminations (and one voluntary exit). Here's who's been eliminated from "Survivor" season 51 so far.
- Aaliyah Puglia (episode 1).
- Ana Sani (episode 2).
- Patt Cannaday (episode 3).
- Rob Antonson (left voluntarily in episode 3).
- Jenna Doore (episode 4).
- Alexis Levine (episode 5).
- Linnea Capobianco (episode 5).
Who is left on Survivor Season 51?
After Wednesday's double elimination, 14 castaways remain in "Survivor 51."
- Angelica "Jelly" Loblack.
- Brady Booker.
- Carter Krull.
- Cristian Chavez.
- Danny Kilby.
- Devin Way.
- Eric Macksoud.
- Kristin Flickinger.
- Lewis Kelly.
- Maggie Nestor.
- Mike Pinsky.
- Ori Jean-Charles.
- Sharonda Cox.
- Thien An Nguyen.
When does the next episode of 'Survivor' air?
The next "Survivor 51" episode airs Oct. 28 on CBS and streams on Paramount+. The episode begins at 8 p.m. ET and runs for 90 minutes.
Watch 'Survivor' on Paramount+
What channel is 'Survivor' on? How to watch, stream
"Survivor" airs on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET on CBS and on Paramount+ for subscribers of the Paramount+ Premium plan.
Episodes can be streamed the next day for subscribers of any Paramount+ plan. The previous 50 seasons of the show are all available to stream with a Paramount+ subscription.
USA TODAY's Lori Comstock contributed to this report.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Who was voted off 'Survivor' last night? 2 castaways voted off. See who
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