Who was eliminated in episode 11, “Mucus Plug?”
Some things never change onThe Challenge.
And if you break TJ’s rules, then you suffer the consequences.
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Let’s recap how it all went down!
Ruby isn’t exactly the team to beat here, and Cory’s not happy about it.
Even when Kyle gets serious, he’s still Kyle.
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But onto the actual daily!
Teams have to jump onto different platforms hanging off a giant satellite suspended over the water.
Ed goes for the same strategy next and falls too.
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And then Ashley just gives up and jumps off!
Bettina follows Ashley and DQs herself.
Thankfully Amanda at least tries but falls about halfway through.
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This was not a good showing for Sapphire, and to say CT is disappointed would be an understatement.
Despite freaking out about the height, Emy actually does really well but ends up slipping near the end.
Big T also slips on a jump and falls head-over-heels into the water.
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Then Josh falls on his first jump and Ruby starts to think they might actually win this.
It’s all up to Emanuel now but he falls about halfway through so Ruby starts celebrating.
But did Kyle’s plug count?
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Logan thinks he might be in trouble because of his injury.
And Kyle is regretting his decision to break the rules, knowing it cost his team the win.
He also gives a nice speech to his team about how proud he was of them today.
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It’s all sweet but this is not what we came for!
That’s very honorable but this game isn’t about honor Ed is signing his own death warrant here!
But after the vote, Ed is revealed as the compromised agent.
And all the vet guys start sweating, knowing he’s about to call one of them out.
So what will Ed do?
And considering all these guys are big physical threats, this is going to be a true fight.
That is… a very surprising choice.
And I don’t think it was the smart one to make.
Elimination challenge:Pole Wrestle.
We all know how this one goes!
So Kyle definitely has the upper hand here.
Again, Ed made a very honorable move here but honor gets you nothing in this game.
As soon as the air horn blows, Kyle looks like he’s dominating this round.
Ed doesn’t have the techniques down because he’s never done this before.
But after a long struggle, Ed manages to flip Kyle over and does some damage.
And eventually Kyle yanks the pole away from Ed, getting the first point.
In the second round, Ed goes into beast mode and flips Kyle around.
It’s not a surprising outcome at all and further demonstrates how experience goes a long way here.
Kyle, you’re in trouble, man.
Challenger of the week:I’m going to have to give this week’s award to Cory!
The bootcamp idea was creative and he’s being so patient with everyone.
That’s not bad at all!
