The End of Innocence

Season 4Episode 560 minMar 28, 2002
The End of Innocence

One tribe wins the right to take the opposing camp's food and supplies after completing a reward challenge that requires the teams to collect segments of four deconstructed tikis and put them together. For immunity, the tribes must create a distress signal that can be easily seen from a rescue boat. The best signal wins. The losing team goes to tribal council and votes out the fifth person from the game.

The End of Innocence has aired on Mar 28, 2002 at 8:00 PM
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