- Last time on "Game Changer: Battle Royale."
A homemade Loop-de-Loop couldn't save Rekha.
and Izzy returned after a redemption showdown.
Stay tuned to see who takes home the grand prize.
(suspenseful music)
(suspenseful music continues)
Get ready for a finale.
Please join me in welcoming our remaining players,
Ally Beardsley, Tao Yang,
Lily Du, Jacob Wysocki,
Vic Michaelis, and Izzy Roland..
- Woo!
(contestants applauding)
- Well, players, you made it to the last episode
in our competition.
I am so proud of you.
But you know who'd be even more proud of you?
- Oh my God. - Is your families.
- No. - Full disclosure.
We couldn't actually get in touch with any of your families,
but we did hire actors to play your families,
and I think the results are very similar.
- Hey, Izzy.
We're sending this message from West Hollywood
to let you know how proud we are.
- There are crosses on the wall.
- Keep going. We really believe in you.
- We love you and miss you.
- But don't come back too soon.
- I have a couple of notes.
- No, we're gonna move right along.
- Hey, Ally- - Hey.
- It's your brothers, Ronnie.
- Donnie.
- Hey, we hope you win this thing, okay.
We believe in you. - Yeah.
We're so proud of you. We believe in you.
The whole family's behind you.
We can't wait to have you back for Thanksgiving.
You're gonna do it, you're gonna be great, you're awesome.
- Oh my God, it is.
- Hello, Lily. I hope that you will have a fun time today.
Just know that I'm rooting for you.
I know that the competition might be hard today,
but we're just glad to see that you've gotten this far.
I hope for you the best, and hopefully you'll be the winner.
- He barely wants to be in frame.
- Hey Jacob, it's your cousin, Gus.
Mom wanted be here, but she couldn't make it.
She had bingo tonight, so just, I guess you got me.
But good luck out there. I hope you're staying focused.
I hope you're having a good time.
Don't worry, don't feel any pressure.
We're fine over here. Don't worry about us.
We love you, man. Keep going.
- I wish that I would
- Yeah, seriously. He seems cool as fuck.
- Yeah, he seems cool.
- We only had so many families.
- Hey, Vic, we're sending you love from Toronto.
(contestants laugh)
- I'm so proud of you for making it this far.
- [Family] We love you, Vic!
- Did you get me and Tao the same Asian guy?
- Absolutely not.
- [Family] We love you, Tao!
- Man, you are doing awesome.
- You're doing so good. I'm so proud of you.
- Sam, You did me so dirty.
- We've always known he could do this.
You know, ever since he was young,
he was always the funniest and smart one.
- Next year I'm gonna be in the game
and I'm gonna win it too.
- Remember everything I taught you, Tao.
Win or lose, we still love you.
- Oh, we're very proud of him.
Yeah, that's a good support.
- We're all gonna be proud of you, Tao.
(Lily screams)
- Bye, Tao, I miss you-
- Wow, the Asian kids are a lot cuter than the white kids.
- The little kid saying he misses you.
- They're really milking this now.
- Three, two, one.
- [Family] Kick butt, Tao!
- Oh my God.
- You should be feeling good right now.
- I have a reason to win. I didn't have one before.
Now I have a reason to win.
I could tell that family was Japanese,
but I still love them.
(contestants laugh)
- I'd like to leave it on, please.
- That's not the way the game is played.
Players, are you ready
for your next individual immunity challenge?
- Eek! Yes. - Yes.
- Let's be honest.
As far as types of challenges are concerned,
we're rather scraping the bottom of the barrel.
Ash and Nico, if I could please have the throw wheel
and apron. - Ah, pottery.
- Is it really?
- Now, players, I hope you understand that we couldn't ask
for you to do a pottery challenge
without getting a little dirty.
This is PottErotica.
- Fuck.
- You will each have one minute to create
the most erotic piece of pottery possible
as erotically as possible.
I think you'll understand
why I couldn't find a guest judge for this.
That is until, please join me in welcoming
renowned artist, choreographer, drag queen,
and pot advocate, Laganja Estranja.
Laganja!
- Put your lighters up, Ganja's in the house.
- And Isabella Roland is already on the floor.
- Not she doing dips already.
Extra points for her, I love it. Hi, Sam.
- As soon as you said weed advocate, I was like,
I know exactly who it is, and I started to look up
'cause I thought she was gonna come from the ceiling
as she's known to do.
- Laganja, I have to ask, you know, you're a dancer,
choreographer, drag queen, model, artist-
- Keep going, I love this. This is good, this feels good.
- A cannabis advocate.
- Yes.
- Queer icon. - Yes.
- Have you ever judged an erotic pottery contest before?
- Believe it or not, I actually have not.
- Have not. - This is a first.
We're popping the cherry on the erotic pottery game.
I'm excited.
(contestants laughing)
Yeah!
- I am desperately hoping that you're far away enough
from this clay not to get splattered.
- If you splurge on me a little, extra points.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Tao first.
- I'm doing this for my family that I just saw.
- We haven't started the clock.
- I know, I know.
- Cheater. - I'm just putting my hand-
- Cheater!
- Thank you for being my co-ref.
- Oh my gosh. - Okay.
- All right. - Y'all saw that?
So everyone gets to dribble their clay.
- Everyone can dribble. - Wow.
- Tao, don't start until the music does.
Three, two, one. Go.
(dramatic music) (contestant screams)
- Oh my God, Tao.
- Tao! - Oh, I like that.
- Tao. - Tao.
- Oh, no.
- He meant to- - Sometimes it's-
- Hold it down, Daddy. Hold it down.
- Sometimes it slips out.
- Woo-hoo, yeah, yeah, yeah.
(Izzy screams)
- You're a game. - Oh yeah.
- It's got a mushroom tip.
- Oh yeah, I like that, I like that action.
- [Sam] 30 Seconds.
- There you go. Now get it longer, baby.
- Whoa. - Oh.
- Oh.
- Oh shit!
- Oh, now it's a nipple.
- Oh, it's a nipple? Okay.
- Oh, it's both.
- [Laganja] Open it up.
- Three, two, one and that's it for Tao.
My God, Tao.
- Excellent.
Ooh, and you're not afraid to get messy. Yeah.
- Tao, motivated by his family.
- Wow. I will never look at Tao the same ever again.
- It was a close. - It was a close call for me.
- That was a close one.
- Well, the finished product is disappointing,
but we had a good run.
- It took lots of different shapes
before it evolved into that one.
- Sort of like myself. I get it.
- I just went into my inner no-no spot and I pulled it out.
I set the bar for sure.
- Vic.
(Izzy screams)
- After that?
- After that.
- I believe in you.
- Just me and Laganja I guess.
- Just the two of us. The way I like it.
- Oh, you and me both.
- Now it's only fair she gets to dribble on it.
- Dribble- - Excuse me?
- Oh yeah. - Yes.
- Yeah. - The dribbling,
we've established is-
- Use more water. - A pre-show measure.
Three, two, one.
- Let's get a little more comfortable.
- Oh yeah. Oh yes!
- Oh, the hair up was a fake. - Oh yeah!
- Little wet. - Oh!
- Lay some dirty water, yeah.
- Oops. - Oh yes.
- [Laganja] Touch your skin, honey. Touch your skin.
- Touch the skin!
- I'm so wet right now.
- Oh my God, I'm seeing stars.
- Oh my Vic- - My God.
- The mic guy's like- - 30 seconds have elapsed.
- You better carve out that vagina.
- Oh. - Yes.
- My God. - Oh, stretch it.
Stretch it, honey. Oh yeah.
(contestants laughing)
(indistinct shouting)
- Oops. - Sorry hair and makeup.
- 10 seconds!
- Open it nice and wide.
- Five, four, three, two, one. And out.
(contestants cheering)
Vic, wow!
- Still going! - That's a good bowl.
- Good bowl.
- Now, I'm not for sure how that's erotic, but-
- Well, what you can't see is you put dildos in there.
That's sort of what that's for.
- Okay.
- Vic, with the performance of our dreams
and a nightmare for the hair and makeup team.
- [Vic] Yeah.
(upbeat music) (camera clicking)
- Ally.
- Okay, I've never done this before.
- Already apologizing before we start.
You know it's gonna be a good run.
- Perfect. - I loved the way
you opened your legs, that was really hot, yeah.
- Thank you. - That count.
- How'd y'all get this to fit so quick?
- You gotta shove it in. Just shove it in.
- Can you turn the lights back on, babe? I'm sorry.
- I did it! - Oh! There it is.
- Finally- - All right.
- Okay, now that's more than a dribble. You're cheating.
- Let's get going, baby.
- Three, two, one. Song.
- This is for all the hotties at church camp.
- [Laganja] Okay.
- [Sam] Oh.
- It's a little bit harder than it looks.
- I like it, make that hole. Oh shit.
- Was this part supposed to come off?
- I don't know, but you're losing time. Keep going!
Yeah. - Yes, use it-
- [Laganja] Ride it, baby. Oh yeah, mash it down.
- [Sam] Oh yeah. Oh.
- Oh, it squirted. - It squirted.
(contestants screaming)
- I've always wanted to do this.
You start D&D live on camera
and then that becomes your whole thing.
So maybe I'll be a famous potter.
- [Sam] Oh.
- Missed it.
- So hot.
- Missed it.
- Oh, there it is. - Yes.
- And time.
- Wow, thank you, I'm legitimately a huge fan.
- What a mess. - It's been such-
- I love it. - A dream to meet you.
Goodbye. - Thank you.
- I'll just put it next to Vic's for comparison.
- Y'all are doing great on the performance aspect.
It's supposed to be erotic pottagy.
- Oh no! - Okay, okay,
there's a nipple now.
- Lily. - All right, Lily!
- Lily. - Lily.
- Ooh.
- Oh, get nice and comfy, yeah.
- Okay. - Wait, what is this?
- Love the green shoes. Absolutely yes.
If it's not green I'm not interested.
- Sorry, I'm allowed to dribble on it before we start?
- [Sam] You are allowed to dribble. We've established.
(Lily spitting) (Sam laughs)
- Yes, Lily, yes.
- That was tight.
- In three- - That was tight as hell.
- Two, one. Song.
- Sorry, let me just get a little more comfortable
under here.
- Okay, okay. Okay, Lily!
- Oh my God. - Let's go.
- Yes. Yes. - Lily.
- All right, Lily, let's go.
- Oh my God. - Yes, bitch.
- [Sam] Lily clearly going for some actual pottery here.
Lets see- - Oh, okay.
I love the arched back while you're doing this.
Arch it, baby, arch it.
- Wow. - Ooh.
- Oh my God.
- 30 Seconds have elapsed, Lily. 30 Seconds.
- So concentrated. I love that.
- This feels like a video they would put on
in like the lobby of a hotel. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, the elevator.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh yeah.
- The people at Dropout don't deserve this.
- All of this for $6 a month? - For $6 a month?
- Five, four, three, two, one. Lily.
- Wow. - Wow.
- It's a menstrual cup.
- Oh.
- Careful, you're still spinning.
- That's what he said.
- Let's go with Izzy.
- All right, come on, Izzy. - Yes!
- Thank you. - Yes, Izzy.
- Absolutely. Oh, Izzy.
- This is not a part of my time.
- Oh, okay.
- Oh, I used my time on that. - You did. You did.
- A subtle strapless look. I love it.
Ooh. Hi, baby. - Oh my.
- Ooh. Hi, baby.
- Again, the time has not started. I just wanna be clear.
- You're right. - It's actually unsafe
to start without foreplay.
- Ah, I like that. I agree on that.
- You can really hurt your partner.
- That's right, you gotta warm 'em up.
- [Sam] I guess we're gonna get in-
- This is also how I do it.
- That's how you straddle him?
- Laganja, you're gonna get a pretty good taste,
probably right there. - Okay.
Am I gonna gag though?
- We'll see. - Okay.
- Three, two, one. Music.
(upbeat music)
- She went right in for it. I love it.
- Oh, oh my. - Oh, wow.
She broke it apart. - Oh.
- [Sam] Oh, oh, oh, yeah, oh, knead it, oh, yeah.
- There we go. - Yeah, it's rough.
- It's two balls. It's two balls.
- Oh. - Or maybe it's breasts.
- Oh. - Twist it.
Ooh, tweak that nipple.
- Ooh!
- Tweak it, baby, tweak it.
- 30 Seconds, Izzy, 30 seconds have-
- Oh my!
- No! - Yes, please.
Oh, yeah! Titty fuck that pottery.
- The wheel isn't even spinning but who cares?
- 10 Seconds, Izzy. - Yeah!
- Oh my God. I love it- - Whoa!
- And that's time!
- I need a cigarette.
- Not a bad creation. - They're sisters, not twins.
- Jake, it's your go.
- Do we need to say a prayer before you go or?
- Yeah, I'd love to pray. - Okay, good.
- Yeah. Do you mind if we hold hands?
- Oh, I'd love to hold hands.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yes.
- Father God, you killed your Son on a cross.
- I'm sorry, that's Gawd. - Yeah, yeah. Oh.
- G-A-W-D. Gawd. - Got you. I got you.
- So try it again.
- Father Gawd- - Thank you.
- You gave your only begotten Son,
you stabbed Him in the ribs
and you put a crown of thorns on his head,
so I could feel the love in this room
and get over the fact that I was bullied as a kid
and just wanted to be liked.
- Yes, amen! Let the church sing.
(contestants cheer) - [Sam] Amen!
- Let the church sing. (bowl crashes)
(Laganja gasps)
Everyone calm down. I'm not a real celebrity.
Otherwise I'd be leaving.
Otherwise I'd be leaving and the jig would be up.
- Okay. - Okay.
Thank you for that lovely intro. Extra points for that.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- [Laganja] Extra points for that.
- I'm feeling really confident now.
- Yeah, good. - Yeah.
- Nothing like a prayer and coming too soon.
(contestants laugh)
- And three, two, one. Go.
- Can we turn the music down?
Fucking and sucking is cool- - Yeah.
- But there was a simpler time.
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna paint you a picture.
- [Laganja] Okay. Yeah.
- [Jake] We're in a poly science class together.
- Okay.
- We've been studying every day.
Sometimes we touch hands- - Uh-huh.
- But it's just to get a pencil.
- Oh.
- Nothing deliberate.
We're gonna get a smoothie today. I pick you up.
We hug, cheek to cheek, our hearts.
(Jake imitates racing heartbeat)
- Whoa.
- Remember that feeling? We get to the smoothie spot.
Oh, there's a carnival next door?
- 30 seconds, Jake. - Should we go?
We get on a ride, the UFO one. Ah!
The gravity, our hands touch, our hearts.
(Jake imitates racing heartbeat)
We get off the ride, we share some pizza together.
We eat the crusts. Nibble, nibble.
- 10 seconds, Jake.
- Nibble. Are our lips about to touch?
I've wanted this so long and I think she does too.
Our eyes lock and we know it's our moment and it's a smooch.
And I come in my pants-
- And that's time.
(everyone laughs and applauds)
- You know, sometimes less is more.
- I absolutely agree. - Yes.
- And I think that Jake tapped into something we all feel,
which is the eroticism of early romance.
- Remember how hard you used to get in middle school?
- Yeah, I haven't gotten hard since the HRT.
- That's so crazy. I have the opposite problem.
(everyone laughs)
- I feel like I need to take a closer look.
- Go for it. - At the final product.
Can I have a little music?
- Oh, sure.
(sensual music)
- Oh! - This is browser music.
- Is about to show us.
- Okay. Stop.
(Ally laughing hysterically)
- I feel like a cartoon dog. - Yeah.
- My titty came out.
(Ally laughing hysterically)
- Well. - Wow.
- Okay, now that I've gotten closer look,
I really feel like in terms of final product,
they're all pretty bad.
- Yes. Fair. - To be honest.
- Sure. - So I think, like you said,
we're gonna have to judge on performance.
- Mostly. Yeah.
- I'd have to say Tao.
- Tao?
- You were first and I think you really set the tone.
- Yes. - I think you really allowed
the other contestants to be their true, authentic selves.
- Thank you. - So I like that.
I also liked a lot of the eye contact you were giving me.
- Thank you.
- Wet hair, messy face?
- Vic. - Vic.
- No, it's wet hair, messy face now.
- Vic, you gave it to me.
- Yeah. - Thank you.
- You really gave it to me performance wise.
It was just fully committed and for a third and final.
Ugh, gosh, it's so hard. Truly.
Well, I'm not, but this was hard.
I really feel like that last performance, you know,
there was something understated about it.
I also got soaking wet, so it's like really special.
- The memory is probably gonna last the longest-
- The taste actually is really what's gonna be everlasting.
- Yes.
- So I would have to say Vic,
Tao, and Jake are my top three.
- Woo. - Yeah.
- And now, because there unfortunately
can only be one winner, Laganja,
who gave your favorite performance here today?
(suspenseful music)
- Well, I like to leave wet. So it's Jake.
- Jake! - Go Jake!
- Unbelievable.
Laganja, you can do the honors and crown Jake.
- Wow. Okay.
- The old brain started going like,
a lot of people are just being one version of horny.
If I can play the game of,
can I be horny in a way that makes me seem different?
Probably win.
- Laganja, what a treat it was
to have you join us here today.
- Thank you. This was great.
Now when do we get high? I thought this was about pot.
- Players, after this is the last vote of the game.
Immunity Loop-de-Loops can be used.
- Ooh. - And not only one,
but two people will be out in this next vote.
(quizzical music)
- The guest judges love you. And it's fun to watch.
You're just kinda like, "Hey."
And they're like, "Oh, cool. I'd like to."
(Ally laughs)
- This whole game is Jacob's game to lose.
This double vote is tough.
I don't think we have enough unity to pull a big move.
- 'Cause are you gonna use? You're gonna use it.
- I'm gonna use it, well, we have to.
- Yeah, but you're gonna use it for you.
- It will be either me, Tao, Vic, or Izzy,
like two of us will be leaving.
Now that we know two people are getting eliminated
and this is maybe the last round of eliminations,
it doesn't even matter to throw it at Ally as a fake thing.
- Yeah.
- And just straight throw it at Izzy.
- I think it's very likely it could be a three-way tie.
It's gonna be me and Lily, vote for two, either Vic or Izzy.
Vic and Izzy vote two on either me or Lily.
Ally and Jacob vote two on hopefully Vic or Izzy.
Get a math expert on the line,
'cause I don't know what you're gonna do.
I dunno what you're gonna do, Sam.
- Everyone is being so sketchy.
Everyone's doing the thing and they think it's coy,
but you go, "Who are you voting for?"
And then two people now have been like.
- I'm here to play ball and be a vote.
- Anybody you want. - Same thing.
That's exactly what Vic said,
which tells me that you're lying and you're like,
"Well, people I'm sure have been talking to you
about who they want you to vote for,
so is your mind not made up or are you voting for me?"
- Do you know what you're doing?
- No. What's going on?
- Vic's not telling me who they're voting for,
but they're saying like, "I'll vote where I need to."
But it's like, "Tell me what your person is saying."
I'm not able to float information
across the Dead Sea right now.
- Me, Vic, and Jacob were in a solid trifecta.
But Vic, I don't know.
I think Vic is playing like with the end goal in sight.
- Beardsley's just made some moves
that I don't totally understand.
I don't know how much I trust them.
And because Ally did start off with Tao and Lily,
there is a really good chance
that I'm one of the people going home.
- So I think you should, Izzy.
- Okay. - And I mean,
me and Lily kinda have to go pick,
we're not gonna vote for each other.
It could just be a three.
I don't know how they'll figure this out
because it could be a three-way, two-way, two vote tie.
- I think I'm gong. I'm a gong-er.
Nobody's really telling me anything.
Catching a lot of people whispering.
It's historic, as soon as someone comes back into the game,
it's like "Get them out."
I cannot find an idol for the life of me.
I found a fake one, which I'm pretty upset about.
It's a piece of voting paper with this.
(Sam laughs)
Trash.
Is everybody voting for me?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
- Yeah.
- Fuck. Gimme your idol.
- (indistinct) No way.
- If you know that everyone is voting for me.
- No, I don't think so.
(indistinct) Throw at least one vote on me, I think.
Does it sound like anyone's actually voting for me?
- No.
- Right, 'cause I have the idol.
- Yeah.
- So I think everyone knows that I have the idol.
I just don't know where the other votes are gonna go.
So then my thought is if everyone is just like,
well Ally has the idol, they're gonna play it.
I could play it for somebody else.
- That's a great plan.
- And two people would be safe.
- That's a big move.
- Yeah. - It's a really big move.
- Yeah. People are voting for Izzy.
People might be voting for Vic. I haven't heard that much.
But they will be voting for either Lily or Tao.
And it feels like a 50/50 of who I put the idol on
to negate some votes, and I hope I pick right.
I'm leaning towards Tao,
but maybe last minute I'll be like Lily.
But it's one of those two.
- [Sam] You think you're safe?
- Mm-hmm. Famous last words.
I might roll the dice.
If I think no votes are gonna go for me.
- I don't know if I'm gonna use my Loop-de-Loop.
Part of me is like, do I save Beards?
'Cause their thinking about giving theirs away.
- Jacob also has an idol.
(suspenseful music)
I mean, I think we're pretty fucked.
- Vic and Izzy are whispering in makeup.
- Oh my God.
- Thank you.
(suspenseful music continues)
- We have nothing to lose.
- I know.
- Please welcome back to the stage our remaining players,
Ally Beardsley, Tao Yang, Lily Du,
Jacob Wysocki, Vic Michaelis, and Izzy Roland.
(Sam laughs) (peaceful music)
♪ It's so hard to say goodbye my love, I'm- ♪
- Izzy, what are you singing right now and why?
- Dead Bitch Walking.
- Why do you think that is?
- Ally told me to my face.
(Ally laughs)
- Classic mistake. I can't not be completely honest.
- Ally, you are known for this at this point.
- I am, but this time I have an immunity idol
that I've shared with everybody that I found.
- Yeah.
- How cool? - Fuck!
- God-
- Incredible.
- This was on a mop.
- It was attached?
- It was a part of the mop. It was just in the mop.
- Tao, what do you think?
Is there a chance this vote goes your way, not your way?
- I don't feel safe at all.
- Vic, how safe do you feel?
- I don't.
When you have to spend an hour in the makeup chair,
sort of getting clay pulled strand from strand
out of your hair, it's hard to talk to anybody
and know where you stand.
- Jake, you've been very quiet so far.
- It's not my problem.
(contestants laugh)
- Wow. - Not my problem.
None of the math makes sense.
All of a sudden you put two people into elimination.
My brain doesn't understand how that works.
You know what I mean?
- Well, look at the time. It's time to vote.
Ally, that's you.
(suspenseful music)
- Brennan told me to take Ally's idol by force,
by physical force.
- Oh my God.
- [Sam] Tao, that's you.
(suspenseful music continues)
- You see, you just gotta use your nail, other two. Nice.
Oh, you're close. You got it, you moved it.
- Lily. - It's on your gum.
(suspenseful music continues)
- [Sam] Jake.
(suspenseful music continues)
Vic.
(suspenseful music continues)
And Izzy.
(suspenseful music continues)
Ash, if you could please bring out the basket.
I will now read the votes.
If anyone has a Loop-de-Loop and would like to play it,
now would be the time to do so.
- You know I do. Is it real?
(Ally laughs)
- This is a Loop-de-Loop.
- Yeah. - Ally,
who you playing it for?
- Well, duh. Tao.
- [Sam] For Tao?
- Absolutely incredible.
An incredible move. Thank you so much.
- You're welcome, man. - Thank you so much.
- Jake.
- No fucking way. You were right! You were right!
- I found this. I'd like to use it.
- This is an Immunity Loop-de-Loop.
- I entered this game with a person
and I want everybody to know
that I'm following through with that promise.
I'd like to protect Vic.
- [Tao] Wow.
- Any votes cast against Tao or Vic will not count.
I will now read the votes. The first vote.
Vic, does not count. Second vote.
Vic, does not count. Third vote.
Izzy. - Cool type font.
Fourth vote, and the fifth person eliminated
from "Game Changer Battle Royale," Izzy.
Fifth vote. Ally.
(Ally gasps) (suspenseful music)
The sixth person eliminated
from "Game Changer Battle Royale," Ally.
- Oh no. My God. - Oo.
I'm so stupid.
- I've been in the hair and makeup chair,
I haven't talked to anybody.
Jacob comes in, he's like, "No idea what I'm doing."
It feels like there's no way
that he doesn't know what he's doing.
I'm not hearing that I'm safe,
I'm hearing that my name is getting thrown around from Izzy.
So it's looking like a bottom two for me and Izzy
so it is time for a Hail Mary.
So I come up with this idea
that why don't we say we're voting for Tao
in the hopes that Ally will play that idol for Tao?
- Is Izzy gonna vote for Tao?
- Who is it by?
- It's like, I don't know, if that's always two votes
on a person.
- So we both do Ally?
- Yeah. Why not?
I'm number three.
And it's tough to be number three
in a three person alliance.
- Damn, Vic.
- [Sam] Izzy and Ally, you can join me here at the curtain.
- It was great to last longer than last time.
- Any last?
- Why did you think it would be different, Sam?
- My heart's so dumb. It's too big.
I think I was just getting so close that I got cocky
and I got got.
Consummate performers, both Vic and Izzy,
'cause I had no idea, they were very like.
(Ally gasps)
You know, when I played the idol for Tao,
but I'm sure they were just like.
They might as well have just started clapping
and been like, you fool.
(Ally and Sam laugh)
- I feel very good about my experience.
I pussy-popped on a handstand for Howie Mandel.
I took my shirt and my bra off
in front of Laganja Estranja and I titty-fucked some clay.
What more could you ask for?
- Vic was masterful.
That was probably the best move of the entire game.
- I didn't think that this move was going to work.
And the fact that it did, I'm not mad about it.
(bone cracks)
(Sam laughs)
- [Sam] You hurt yourself really-
- Not mad about it, Sam.
I did just crack every single bone in my leg.
- Well, players, here we are, a final four.
Two members of the Old Guard and two members of New Blood
sitting side by side, about to face off
in our last immunity challenge.
Players, I'll be honest, I got nothing left.
No creative way to judge you.
No sense of who should move forward in the competition.
It's times like this where I have to fall back
on the methods that have been serving me my whole life long.
And when it comes to judges of character,
there's someone I trust more than anyone else in the world.
It's time to play Charm Sam's Mom.
(Lily squeals) (upbeat music)
- Hello. - Hello.
- Thank you so much for doing this, Mom.
- Sam, I'm always happy to help you out.
- She's British.
(Sam laughs)
- This is my actual mom
who has flown all the way from Maine.
- Whoa.
- To be here today- - What part of Maine?
- Portland, Maine.
- I was just there, it's beautiful.
- It's a great city. Yeah.
- Getting a head start I see.
- Here's how this is gonna work.
Each of you will have two minutes,
in one minute installments to charm my mom.
At the end of those two minutes,
my mom will decide who is worthy of the immunity necklace.
Now along the way, I'll provide you with some anecdotes,
information that might help you,
were you to know it about my mom.
Tao, let's start with you.
- Hi. Hello.
- First piece of information. Not very helpful.
She's British.
- Very cool. I do wanna know more about Portland.
Do you live in the city or?
- I live right in the city in the West End.
- Right in the city? Okay, cool.
I was just there for a wedding in like the harbor area.
- Yes.
- There's such good food there.
- Food and beer.
- Yes. Oh my God.
Where do you usually go to when you are out to dinner?
- I haven't been out to dinner since early 2020.
- Oh my gosh. Yeah.
So my friends went to Leeward and they brought back food.
The crab pasta, if you eat any of that,
was one of the best dishes I've ever had.
- I haven't eaten at Leeward. I've heard about it.
- You've heard about it? - So that's a good tip.
- Oh my God.
What are your favorite things to do in Portland?
- Drink good beer.
- [Tao] Mm-hmm.
- Cook. - Yeah.
- Because there's so much seafood that's, you know.
- And that's your time, Tao.
- My strategy with charming your mom
was I was treating it like we were dating
and I was meeting your parent for the first time.
That was how I approached it. Could you tell?
- Moving on to Lily.
As Mom just revealed about herself,
she's also an avid cook.
- Hi, I'm Lily.
- Nice to meet you.
- Remind me of your name.
- Clare.
- Clare. Okay, you're an avid cook.
Wait, what do you like to cook?
- Oh, across the gamut. I like to bake bread.
- Okay. Very hard.
Do you watch all the British baking shows?
- I have watched some of the British baking shows.
- Okay. - Do you watch them too?
- My mind is fully escaping me
and I have remembered no details,
I've been here so long today, Clare, I have to be honest.
I could just straight up lie to you,
I'm like, I've watched four seasons.
I think I've actually watched two seasons.
I no longer remember.
Do you have any cookbooks you really like?
I have one and one only.
- Tell me what yours is.
- It's "Six Seasons," and it's the only cookbook
I've ever cooked out of.
- Ah, yes.
- What about you?
- "Tartine Bread."
- Ah, "Tartine," like Tartine the store
that they have out here?
Oh my God. Have you eaten at the one out here?
- I haven't but-
- You gotta go with Sam. Sam, you gotta take your mom.
- I really should. And that's your time, Lily.
Jake, it's your go. Mom is a former law professor.
No obligation to bring this up. Only if you're so inclined.
- Hi, would you like to have hug? Do you mind?
- No, I don't mind at all. Oh, that was a good one.
- Thank you. I'd love to get to know about you.
We'll do that on the other round if there's time.
But your son is amazing and it has to be a testament
of you and your partner.
Sam has paid my rent for months. I struggle, truly.
No jokes. I really struggle being a professional.
And your son has really helped me out.
- Don't do that, Jake, you're gonna make me cry.
- Truly, he's giving me comfortability and purpose
and that's really powerful, so I wanna thank you.
- Jake, I'm moved. I am, I am.
I love him a lot too.
- He's great. So good job and thank you.
Can't wait to learn more.
- Thank you.
- Wow, cutting his time off early. Jake.
- How dare you?
(Tao laughs)
- What? - Vic, It's your go.
(everyone laughs)
- Okay.
- [Sam] Mom is also an acupuncturist.
- Hi, I'm Vic. I'm sorry, I am not a crier.
(Sam chuckles)
I am a little nervous. I did not grow up with my mom,
so this is really lovely to see
that you guys have such a nice relationship.
Acupuncturist. I've never had acupuncture, what is?
- Well, I started just because I wanted to know
more about it and then the more I got into it,
the more of a fit it felt.
- Did you find somebody that was doing it
and then you just like got into conversations with them
and you're like, oh, I wanna try that?
- Oh, and they treated me for-
- Really? - Yeah.
- Were they your teacher as well?
- No. - Oh, I see.
- But they guided me where I-
- Is there like a school system?
- Oh yes.
- How does that compare to law school?
- Well, they're both pretty tough.
But acupuncture, the way I studied it is a lot more humane.
- Well, what do you mean by that?
- You know, you're talking about bringing people to health.
You are talking about balancing their energy.
- That is your time, Vic.
- Oh, moms are tough.
I immediately get nervous. I start sweating.
I want moms to like me so much.
- Lily again next.
- [Sam] Mom is also a feminist.
- Well, we already know that.
We don't need to talk about that. That should be a given.
That doesn't need to be a fact.
I actually do have questions about acupuncture.
I had a friend who got it and it helped
with like her hormone level or like her eggs with fertility.
What is up with that?
- Yeah, there's a theory in Chinese medicine-
- I'm Chinese.
- Classical.
- [Lily] I'm Chinese. That's my medicine.
- [Sam] What a move!
- The medicine that is Chinese, that's mine.
I own that medicine.
- Classic Chinese medicine.
We're talking about pre-communist China for sure.
- Yeah. - The idea is,
you can be too cold in your lower jiao,
and that impedes your fertility.
And there is no western equivalent to that idea
that there's a chill.
- Do you know the term fashao?
I was always told that growing up by my parents
and just like when you're getting sick.
But then I finally realized the literal translation
is like too much heat in the body.
- Yes. - And it could just be
from like eating a spicy soup or whatever.
- And in acupuncture you would read people's pulses
and you would know where the heat was.
- That's your time, Lily.
- Thank you. I wanted to know about that.
Thank you, Clare.
- Vic, let's go ahead with you once more.
- Okay.
- And what's the new piece of information?
- I should say out loud. Mom is also a Buddhist.
- I don't know a ton about Buddhism.
I grew up like very, very conservative Christian,
but I really love religion.
If you could give a piece of advice on being happy,
what would it be?
- Ooh. - Ooh.
- Sorry, a little bit loaded.
Do I come off a little strong? No, I don't think so.
I think I come off perfect.
- I'd love to hear this.
- It would be to just let go of ego.
- Oh, I love that. - Yes.
- I did a series of videos on Instagram with my dad
who is my best friend.
And I just can't imagine how special this is for you two
to have this in recording, I'm serious.
It's nice just to have this,
just to look back and in perpetuity.
It's like something that you have together.
It's really beautiful.
- I am happy that you have that with your dad.
- Hey, thank you, appreciate it. Do you want a handshake?
(everyone laughs)
- Very well done, Vic. - I don't know what to do.
- You did great. - Jake.
Mom is also pro-psychedelic.
- I do so many mushrooms, dude.
I did mushrooms last night.
What's your favorite form of psychedelic?
- What I believe in is that when we shut down research
into psychedelics, we made a big mistake.
- Shoulda kept going? - We should have kept going.
That they are a way of treating mental illness,
treating trauma in particular.
- Totally, yeah. You wanna do some ketamine later?
(everyone laughs)
A beautiful woman.
(Sam laughs)
- And last but not least, Tao once more.
- Tao.
- Mom is a self-defined recovering perfectionist.
- My God, how do you recover from being a perfectionist?
- You learn to let go of ego.
(everyone laughs)
- Do you just ignore the thing
that you wanna be a perfectionist about?
- Well, my being a perfectionist
was very much tied to my upbringing
and feeling like I had to get everything right.
And so just realizing how unhappy that can make you.
- Absolutely, you start writing something, you're like,
"Well, I've seen something good and I can't do that.
So why start it all?"
- Yeah, it hamstrings you.
- Absolutely. - Yeah.
But I think you can get beyond it.
- Yeah? - I think if you decide
that you're just going to do
what comes to you, what inspires you.
- And that's time.
- That's time. You'll get over it.
- Thank you, very nice to meet you.
- Thank you so much. Now, Mom.
- [Vic] Oh no.
- I've gotta ask.
- Yeah.
- Which two players did you feel the most charmed by?
- I can't look.
- This is a very hard call - I bet.
- We're not really talking
about how great they are as people,
we're just talking about
how they fulfilled this specific task.
- Just a two minute interaction is all.
- She's pragmatic.
- So I think I would have to say as my two.
- [Sam] Yeah?
- Jake and Lily.
- Well, Mom. (Sam laughs)
Never thought I'd be saying "Well, Mom,"
here on this stage.
(everyone laughs)
Well Mom, since there can only be one winner,
who was the most charming?
- After deep thought, I would have to say Lily.
- Oh. - Lily.
- Whoa. - Mom-
- I really did not expect that.
- Will you do the honors?
Lily, you can come up here and receive the immunity necklace
from my mom.
- This is actually the kind of maternal approval
I have been seeking by the way.
(Tao laughs)
My only win.
Feels great to win on the last challenge
on the one that emotionally means the most to me,
even though I did strip naked for pottery
and I didn't even top three.
- Bye! - Bye!
- Nice to meet you! - Nice meeting you!
- Enjoy your travel back to Maine.
- She's a literal angel.
- Yes. - Yeah.
- No rats there, man.
- Not a rat in sight - No rats there.
- So, Lily, you have immunity.
For the rest of you, there will be no vote.
It is is time for our final
head-to-head elimination challenge.
The game is Same Brain.
Ash, if I could please have the table.
Now players, you might be familiar with this game
having seen it yourself on TikTok
or played it in an improv class.
On the count of three,
you'll each say a word at the same time.
Then on the next count of three,
you'll each say a word inspired by that first set of words.
The goal is to say the same word at the same time.
Have each of you played this game before?
- [Contestants] Yes.
- Here's how this is gonna work.
Jacob, Vic and Tao, we'll do each of you in pairs.
The pair with the lowest amount of turns
will proceed in the competition.
The person belonging to the pair without will be out.
Now that's Lily, unless for whatever reason
you'd like to forfeit your necklace and play.
(suspenseful music)
- No, I'll give my necklace to Tao and play.
- Whoa. Oh, no, keep it.
- When I see the challenge is Same Brain,
I am excited to play.
I did a lot of improv in New York.
I have coached a lot of improv.
That is an exercise I know I am good at.
I turn to Tao and I say, "I love this.
I'm so good at this. How are you at this?"
And Tao says, "Eh, I'm okay."
And to me that feels like he is more in danger,
my one alliance.
- Wait, no, you keep it. You can keep it.
I'd rather you keep it.
- Wow. What a moment.
- Can't take it, I can't take it from Ally
and then also take it from Lily.
That's too many in a row.
And it would make me feel like I didn't belong there.
- And I don't- - I'll take it.
I'll take it. - I can't take two idols.
- I'll give it to Jacob.
- For real? - Yeah.
Yeah, take it.
- Oh my God. - I wanna play.
I'll go to the finals.
I'll play it and I'll go to the finals. Let's go.
- I'll take it. No, I'll take it.
- Forever grateful.
I will forever have a warm place in my heart
for that gesture.
- I didn't realize
it was sort of a ask and you shall receive
type of situation.
- Jacob played a really good game.
Jacob deserves to go to the finals.
- Jacob does deserve it. - Thank you.
- I will play for my chance.
- This is a baller move.
- Tao and Lily, you're up first.
I will count you down from three. And three, two, one.
- Broken. - Maryland.
- Broken Maryland.
- Broken and Maryland. Three, two, one.
- Baltimore. - Politics.
- Lily trying to knock Tao over with her voice.
(Sam and Lily laugh)
- As Tao goes flying into the scenery.
- Baltimore!
- The loudest Same Brain wins.
- Yep. Okay.
- Three, two, one.
- "The Wire." - Washington, D.C.
- Ah, fuck off.
- "The Wire," and Washington, D.C. I sense a trend here.
- Mine was correct- - Yours was correct.
- And get on my page. - Yours was correct.
- Politics simple.
- A right, wrong. Three, two, one.
- Donald Trump. - "The West Wing."
- "The West Wing" and Donald Trump.
There's a theme for sure.
- Okay. - Okay.
- We got this. - Okay.
- Three, two, one.
- President. - President.
- That is five off to beat.
(indistinct)
Vic and Tao. - Okay.
- Ready and... Three, two one.
- Hot. - Fast.
- Little late on the draw there, Tao.
- Okay, very slow.
- It's all- - Want us to start over?
- Fast. - Should we start over?
- Hot. - Hot.
- Hot and fast, sounds good to me as a starting place.
I just asked that you speak at the same time, please.
Three, two, one.
- Fast food. - Running.
- Fast food and running? - Fast food?
- (indistinct) Same word again.
- Just take a deep breath, buds. It's okay.
- Three, two, one.
- Sonic. - Server.
Oh, I was thinking Sonic too.
- Server and Sonic. - Oh, okay.
- Three, two, one.
- Drive-thru. - Roller skate.
- Oh yeah.
- Dang, dude.
- It's okay, it's just that it's good
that even though we didn't get it together,
I got it right. - Yes.
- [Vic] So I feel okay about that.
- You're getting it right and I'm catching up.
- This will be number five.
And so this either ties or puts the two of you specifically
out of contention.
- Was it drive-thru
and roller skates? - And roller skates.
- Roller skate. - Okay.
- Three, two, one.
- Fifties. - Car.
- Sorry the two of you.
- That's okay. - Didn't hack it, Tao.
You can go take a seat. Lily, you're up with Vic.
The number to beat is five. Three, two, one.
- Hands. - Old.
- Old and hands.
- Closed eyes. Okay.
- Oh, wow. They're having a moment.
Three, two, one.
- Wrinkles. - Wrinkles.
- Vic and Lily, the two of you are sailing through
to the finale.
Tao, you can join me at the curtain.
- Stay on course.
- Tao, I'm sorry. - Great playing with you.
It was great playing with you.
- Great playing with you, Tao.
- Tao, you played a hell of a game.
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Any last words?
- It was an honor and a pleasure to play with all of you.
Sometimes in "Survivor," the odds aren't in your favor.
Same Brain is not in my favor. I had a great time.
I thought about coming in and playing dumb,
but I got here and I wanted to play hard and I think I did.
I was on the chopping block the whole time.
But I don't have any regrets.
- Lily, Jake and Vic, you are our final three
and you are proceeding to the jury vote.
(Lily squeals)
(Lou bellows a la "Survivor")
And without further ado, let's conclude.
Please welcome the members of our jury.
Ally Beardsley, Tao Yang,
Rekha Shankar, Adam Conover,
Ify Nwadiwe, and Izzy Roland.
Next, let's bring back our three remaining players.
Vic Michaelis, Lily Du, and Jake Wysocki.
- Angels. Three angels.
- Here we are at the final vote of the game.
One of you is winning two tickets
anywhere in the world you would like to go.
- Wisconsin.
- In a moment I will allow each of you
to make opening statements.
I encourage you to use this as a moment
to share your playbook openly and answer the question,
how did you change the game?
Jake, I'm gonna take that back.
- C'est la vie. - Thank you, Sir.
Vic, I will start with you.
- Good afternoon. Thank you for being here, jury.
Games like this favor strong players,
people that make bold moves, don't laugh.
And I think very rarely our quote unquote,
weaker moves appreciated
and people that are playing a social game,
people that are playing a loyal game,
which was what my goal was.
My name was only written down twice.
And that was at the very end of the game.
I was in an alliance with Izzy.
I was loyal to Izzy until the end.
I was in an alliance with Jacob,
I did not write his name down once.
At the end we got to play out a really big, fun move,
Izzy and I ousting Ally from the game.
And I am very proud and happy of the game I played.
I won an immunity necklace, which is a dream of mine.
I got a picture with Laganja Estranja.
I have a miniature of the set, so if I do lose today,
I can sort of play it out differently.
- Jury, I will throw to you. - So-
- Yeah, go for it, Ify. - Oh no.
- So play a game loyal to...
Whom?
'Cause I remember being told like, "Hey,"
and I was like, "We're gonna do this?"
"Yes, we're gonna do this." So seems like it was a lie.
- Did I lie to you? Yes, I absolutely did.
But I did that to protect the people
that I did say I was gonna be loyal to.
I'll sleep how I normally sleep,
which is about three hours a night.
- I heard a comment from over here.
- Yeah, I'd love to answer this
like they do on "Survivor" when they're on the jury.
- Please. - Yeah.
- Which is rambling that only makes me look good.
- Yeah, great. Please.
- Vic, you played a strong game.
Solid through and through, much like myself.
You came in fearless, confident,
you survived much like me until the very end.
And that's why I'm over here and you're over there.
- Thank you for that, Ally.
- Great question, Ally. - Very well articulated.
- Real good. - Good, good.
That was great.
- Thank you for that.
- Rekha.
- I just wanted to say I commend you, Vic.
I think we are- - Rekha, I am such a fan.
- And I'm such a fan. I think you played a really nice game.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome. - And and you as well.
- And oh my god, I'm such a fan.
I'm literally such a fan- - To be in the same room.
- Yes, Izzy?
- You called me one day.
- Yeah.
- I think it was actually today.
- This morning. Yeah. - Oh.
- And you said, "I'm sticking with you.
This could be the worst mistake I've ever made,
but I'm doing it."
Why did you stick with me?
- Because I liked playing the game with you.
You're a fun person to play games with.
- I just really needed to hear that.
- Without further ado, let's move on to Lily.
- My playbook is, I came in with one alliance
and that was with Tao.
And that is because we both asked our partners
if they thought we would be good at this.
And they both said, "No, you're terrible liars."
And I was like,
okay, maybe through our mediocre lying combined,
we can become one good liar.
And we happened to luckily be put on the same team.
And we both, I think, wanted to play "Survivor"
the way they do on "Survivor,"
which is with backstabbing and meddling.
And I did stay loyal to Tao
and for anyone who seemed completely willing
to play the game with us, which was Ally.
And so I feel like I played the game
to the best of my ability for someone who has watched
one and a half seasons of "Survivor" on Netflix.
- Any questions or comments for Lily? Tao?
- Lily, you're my ride or die from the beginning,
you said you only watched one and a half seasons,
but I think you played like you watched all of 'em.
- Wow. - Wow.
- Is there a moment that you are particularly proud of
in this game?
- I think giving up my immunity to play Same Brain
at the very end-
- And still winning.
- And still win felt good.
- It was a bold move. Adam?
- It seemed like a lot of game happened,
I didn't honestly see most of it.
I think you need to give yourself more credit
'cause you said that you were a bad liar,
you're actually an excellent one because you lied to me.
You should pat yourself on the back.
- I know he's saying that
and it's not supposed to make me feel good.
But I think that is what I needed to hear.
Actually, that makes me feel really good.
- Ally? You're gonna do it again?
- Lily, you actually impressed me.
(everyone laughs)
- [Rekha] So disturbing.
- I feel like when you gave that immunity necklace away
at the end, it really reminded me
of when I got those coconuts down for Tara
when she was really hungry.
I don't know if you all remember that.
- I remember, yeah.
- I'm sad Tara's not here.
- I just think.
- And she passed.
- I missed Tara's funeral.
- Yeah, she passed. - And I'm sorry-
- We had a funeral on the island.
- On the island. - Yeah.
- Yes.
- Gorgeous.
- Jake, the floor is yours.
- Let me start by saying glasses off to all of you.
To those that helped me get here, thank you.
And to those that felt like you may be sitting there
because of me, I'm sorry.
I started this game with two loose alliances, Vic and Ally.
I would like that to be the final three.
That's what I was working towards. Ally, I'm very sorry.
I tried to play an honest game.
I tried to be the ear where I just listened
and put myself in a place where people felt confident
about moving forward.
I think I played a hard game.
I think I've played a creative game.
I've won multiple idols.
A special thank you to you for bestowing your idol to me
to get me here.
I'd love to remind everybody too
of another personal accolade of mine,
which is finding a Loop-de and keeping it quiet
and playing it in a cool, fun way, making cool, fun TV.
- This is like SVOD streaming new media.
- Yeah, that's true. That's totally fair.
- When people asked if I was voting for them, I said yes.
So I hope that an honest game can get me a W,
I hope being earnest can get me a W.
Ify, I'm sorry.
- Ify, the floor is yours.
- You're the only one who apologized to me
and I will take that into consideration.
There was more game to play,
but the game I did watch from the bleachers was a good one.
And I think everyone standing before me
played it hard, fast, loose.
And I just really wanna pass the mic to Ally
'cause I need to know what they are about to say.
(everyone laughs)
- Jacob, Jacob, Jacob.
You really pulled this one out, scout.
We came in here, we were a pair and you told me,
"I promise you, Ally, you will win."
Looks like you don't keep promises.
(everyone laughs)
And when I was holding Tara in my arms.
- You were there when she died?
- Don't talk about Tara, dude-
- You were there. - Don't talk about Tara, dude.
- I was holding Tara.
- You were the only one there.
(indistinct crosstalk)
- You were there.
- It was fucked up, I cried.
- Ah, no, but you remind me of me.
(everyone laughs)
- Yes, Rekha? The floor is yours.
- You're the one who alerted me to the fact
that I was on the chopping block, I appreciated the honesty.
- Historically that doesn't always work out
- Didn't work out for Tara.
- It kinda depends on the delivery-
- Didn't work out for Tara, that.
- Uh, no, but you made the game super fun.
All of you made it so fun. Very well played to everybody.
- Izzy.
- I loved playing this game with you
and I noticed that you sort of said sorry to Ify.
- I'd be remissed if I did not mention
that there was a general apology up top.
(everyone laughs)
However. However.
- Oh, here it comes.
- Izzy, if you could look at me, please.
You scared my pants off
and you got in the head of my partner
and I had to do what I had to do and I'm sorry.
- Wow. That's powerful stuff. - Dang.
- Hell yeah. - Tough game.
You played a tough game. You got me scared.
- Not to say things outta order,
this isn't even in character, but Vic,
when you fed that celebrity hot sauce on an Oreo.
(everyone laughs)
- Players, I'm gonna ask you to take a seat.
The rest of you, it's time to vote. Ally.
(suspenseful music) (Sam chuckles)
- I can't tell if this show
makes me want to watch "Survivor"
or not want to watch "Survivor."
- It's 2,000. - Starting to hurt.
- Tao, that's you.
(suspenseful music continues)
- The business- - Tao doing the sound
of a cartoon fall.
- Shirts on top- - Yeah.
- His work is over. The business man goes home.
- Rekha, that's you up.
(suspenseful music continues)
Adam, that's you up.
- I'm sweaty. - My palms are sweaty.
- Ify. Adam, was that a easy decision or hard decision?
- I used the random number generator.
- Yeah, that makes sense.
(suspenseful music continues)
- I've been walking 5,000 steps today.
- It's gonna be you.
- That'll be so fucked up.
- [Rekha] Ally, when are you gonna convert to shorts?
- Hell yeah.
- Ash, if you could please bring out the basket
for the last time.
- Yeah, Ash! - Yeah, Ash!
- Yeah!
- I will now read the votes.
- Oh.
- First vote. Jacob.
Second vote. Vic.
Third vote. Lily.
That's one vote Lily, one vote Jacob, one vote Vic.
Fourth vote. Tara Wysocki.
That's two votes, Jacob. One vote Lily, one vote Vic.
- One vote Tara.
- Jacob. That's three votes Jacob.
One vote Lily, one vote Vic.
And the winner of "Game Changer: Battle Royale,"
Jacob Wysocki.
- Thank you. Thank you.
Got my new friends. It's my new friends.
(Rekha squealing)
Vietnam, baby. Hanoi, Da Nang, the Chinese Sea.
I mean, the truth is I'm in company with greats.
Lou Wilson, Jacob Wysocki, the big boys of College Dropout.
It's a pleasure and an honor.
A position that I did not think I would be in
when I was dancing to techno music at 2:00 AM last night.
- That does it for us here at "Game Changer."
I am your host, Sam Reich,
reminding you it's not whether you win or lose,
it's how you change the game, good night.
(contestants cheering and applauding)
(inspirational music)
(inspirational music fades out)
- Oh my God, that is not- - That makes me so mad.
- No. - No way.
- I immediately pointed- - No way.
- Yeah. - How would you get it off?
- What, am I gonna put it in my pants?
- Yeah.
(contestants laughing)