'Survivor: Blood Vs. Water' Episode 5 Spoilers [Full Episode] – Blood Is Blood... Or Is It?

On this week's Survivor, we find Hunahpu coming back from tribal council and Jon realizing he is on the bottom of the pecking order now that Drew was voted off. Jeremy feels like he is in a good spot because he is right in the middle, but sometimes that gets you voted off.

At Coyopa, they get tree mail about the challenge. Alec doesn't think his brother Drew would be voted off first from his tribe, but wait and see!

Both tribes come into the arena where Coyopa is shocked Drew was voted off. Then Jeff says a Survivor phrase that is like music to my ears: "Everybody drop your buffs, we're switching tribes!" The players choose their new buffs with Coyopa ending up with three pairs of loved ones: Kelley and her dad Dale, Missy and her daughter Baylor, Jaclyn and her boyfriend Jon, and Keith is by himself. On Hunahpu, there's only one pair of loved ones: Josh and his boyfriend Reed.

The new tribe arrives at Hunahpu and the old Coyopa members are surprised that there's barely any rice left to feed the whole tribe. Jeremy is freaking out because he thinks the old Coyopa members along with Reed will vote him out. My new favorite couple Josh and Reed are reunited and they walk on the beach together for some alone time. Josh talks about how he came out to his very conservative family and pastor father because of Reed. Also they are staying abstinent till marriage.

Over at the new Coyopa, Jon is very happy to be with his girlfriend Jaclyn. They can't stop kissing each other or touching each other. Baylor talks about being jealous of them because she's single and so is her mom who happens to have been divorced three times. Keith is worrying since he's all by himself in the tribe, but he has an idol to fall back on.

At Hunahpu, Natalie and Jeremy talk about getting Alec over to their side. Jeremy talks about needing to "surround and drown" Alec which means inundate him with the fact that he needs to go over to their side because he can't be in the same alliance as a couple who will only have each other's back.

At Coyopa, Missy puts in more rice to be cooked than Dale wants to use. He gets very upset about, but doesn't say anything. Baylor tells her mom Dale has been trying to get her out since the beginning. Kelley takes her dad on a walk because she doesn't want him blowing up at Missy for the rice fiasco. If he becomes a target, she knows she will be next - guilt by association!

Back to Hunahpu where there is very little food left. They're all suffering and want to barter with Jeff at the immunity challenge.

At the immunity challenge, the tribes have to get keys that open a door where sandbags pop out of a basket after shaking it. They then have to throw the sandbags on to a balancing tray and land 10 of them on there to win immunity. Coyopa is way behind throughout the challenge and never catches up. Hunahpu wins and Coyopa is not even close. After Coyopa leaves to go back to their camp, Hunahpu tells Jeff they don't have any food left and need to make a trade. Jeff said he would come to the camp later on to negotiate.

Coyopa comes back and Dale says in the interview he and Kelley have to team up with Jon and Jaclyn. Jon and Jaclyn go to Missy and Baylor to try and get to know them better to decide who they want to go with. Before tribal we still don't know who Jon and Jaclyn will vote with.

At tribal, we basically don't learn anything new. Jon and Jaclyn are the power couple and Baylor and Dale hate each other. The vote turned out to be quite shocking with 2 votes against Baylor, 2 votes against Dale, and 3 votes against Kelley which means she is voted out. In the end, Jon and Jaclyn decide to go with Missy and Baylor, but who knew they would vote out Kelley over Dale.

Next week looks interesting with Dale showing Jon a fake idol and Jeff coming to Hunahpu's camp to barter for a bag of rice. Kelley's goodbye speech to the camera was also interesting in that she said playing with her Dad was a major hindrance and she had it good on her old tribe. She wished she didn't have to play with him.

Can't wait for more blind sides next week!

Watch this week's episode here.