Chris: Last time on Total Drama Island. The two teams were forced to spend a night in the woods. Katie and Sadie lost track of time as they ate blueberries, thus losing their teammates. Jack while searching for them ran into Demon Izzy, who proved to be his equal. After escaping, Jack got to sit in on Duncan's attempt to test the Death Bear myth. This proved disastrous for him, as he was soon mauled rather badly. Izzy played a prank on the Gophers by dressing up as a bear. Unfortunately, a real bear showed up, and the Gophers spent a night in a tree. Cody peed his pants, and then it rained. So pretty much no one got any sleep last night. Ultimately, it was Sadie who was forced to walk the Dock of Shame.

We also got some romantic action last time, because Bridgette was impressed by D.J.'s love of animals, and Geoff high-fived Gwen for giving him the final ticket to Yellowstone. Heather saw this interaction, and is planning an attempt to try and discredit Gwen.

Will the Gophers keep up their win streak?

Will Heather put her plan into action?

And will Kenny ever get through an episode without dying?

Find out now, on Total Drama Island!


(Cue Theme Song)


"Campers," Chris said as the contestants were standing in front of him, "Today's challenge, is going to be a rather unusual challenge for you," as Chris said this he pointed to some canoes. He continued, "You will be going to Bony Island, a mysterious place which is covered in thick jungle, with treacherous animals. Your job is to carry your canoes across the island. When you get to the other side, light a signal fire, and paddle yourselves and your canoes back to camp. First ones back win invincibility, as well as each of you winning a one hundred dollar gift card to Dick's Sporting Goods. So what are you waiting for, Move! Move!"

As the campers ran by him, he remembered something. "Oh, one more thing," the campers turned back to Chris, "legend has it if you take anything from Boney Island, you will be cursed forever." As Chris said this, lighting flashed above the campers.

"Yeah," shouted Owen, "A cursed island whoo!" the other campers stared at the big boned teen.

"Now get in your canoes and let's have some fun," Shouted Chris. As the other campers left, he heard a flushing sound, and suddenly Beth came rushing up to him.

"What did I miss?" Beth asked.

"Canoes," Chris stated flatly. Beth ran over to join her team.


Leela smiled as the Gophers reached their canoes. The Gophers all began to grab some to pair up. Heather got stuck with Owen, Izzy roped in Leshawna, Lindsey and Beth dragged Trent, Brian and Stewie were also joining together.

As Cartman got in his canoe, he screamed as the Sloppy Joe Monster jumped out of the beached canoe, and right onto his face. Kenny began to hit the monster with the paddle in his hands, and forced the creature from the black cooking pot to run away.

Leela smiled as she saw Gwen was alone. "Hey Gwen," Leela asked, "want to be on the same canoe?" Gwen smiled as she agreed. They both put on life jacket, and got in their canoes.

D.J. looked nervously at the water. "Yo, man," Geoff asked his partners, Geoff, Morty, and Double D, "Do canoes flip over a lot?"

"No," answered Geoff, "You're thinking about Kayaks." As D.J. let out a sigh of relief, Geoff then said, "Unless we hit some rough water."

"Water gets rough?" asked a now thoroughly frightened D.J.

"Oh yes indeed," Double D said, "I recall a few times when I've been on rafts, Eddy, Ed and I have been knocked over by rough water."


D.J.: When I was eight, my brothers dared me to jump off the high dive platform at the pool. I was scared, but I jumped; wasn't gonna let them call me chicken. I landed on my butt. Sounds better than a belly flop, right? Wrong. My trunks went so far up my butt; I had to go to the hospital to get them removed. They invented a new word for what I did. The "wedgie flop".

Double D: I really didn't have that many friends back at the cul-de-sac even after that time we went to find Eddy's brother. Ed and Eddy were the only ones I was really close to. I hope that even if I am unable to win this thing, I will still make a few good friends.


Geoff handed a paddle to D.J., before saying, "Dude relax, no one is going to get hurt."

"If this canoe's a rockin," said Owen as he rocked Heather and his canoe back and forth, "Don't come a knockin'," Heather took the opportunity to slam Owen in the head with her paddle, "Ow that smarts!"

Chris smiled as he cocked a gun; all the campers were in their canoes, waiting to start paddling. "On your marks," he said as he raised the gun, "Get set, And Go!" as he shouted, he shot the gun into the air. As the campers began to paddle their way to the haunted Island, an eagle fell out of the sky next to Chris. "That is going to provoke some angry emails," he said. Andrew stepped next to him.

"And to avoid said emails," the producer said, walking up to the host, "you're going to take another day long pay cut." The Host shouted out several obscenities as the campers continued on their way to Bony Island.


The campers were advancing along the lake fairly quickly. As they paddled, Izzy told Leshawna about several of her more interesting life stories. "And then these Bushmen taught us how to roast crocodile and koala."

"Um," asked a freaked out Leshawna, "Isn't killing a koala bear illegal."

"Probably," chuckled Izzy, "Probably."

At the same time, Gwen was talking to Leela. "So Leela," she asked, with a small blush, "What would you do, if you like someone, but their on the other team?"

"Um," she said, "I would say that you should," she said, trying to come up with a believable answer, "do your best on the challenges you do, but still try to communicate with whoever you like." Gwen smiled as she seemed to readily accept Leela's advice.

"Thanks," said Gwen.

"You're welcome," Leela said before continuing, "I really admire how you always have a cool head. You're not like Heather, if I told her; she'd have me voted off in an instant."


As this conversation was going on, the Bass guys were also talking about romance. "I'm not sure what to do," admitted D.J., "I like Bridgette a lot, but I never really had a girl friend. The closest female relationship I have had was with my Mom. Could you guys help me come up with some ideas?

"Why don't you make her something hand made," Geoff suggested, "try making her something that you think both of you will like."

"While that would be very sweet Geoff," interjected Double D, "I think something like that would be more appropriate for when they are already in a relationship."

"Y-yeah," Morty continued, "You see D.J., dating is like um, how should I put this? Feeding a bunny. You want the bunny to come to you so you don't make any sudden make any sudden movements. You drop a something like a giant heart shaped bowl on the bunny, and it is going to run, understand. The way I would do it is still do something sweet, at least in her eyes, show her you care about something, and that you are willing to help the needy, and she will start to like you even more."

Both the older teens were impressed by the knowledge of the two boys. "Nice advice little dude," praised Geoff, 'I'm sure you guys got a girlfriend at home."

"No not really," said Double D, "I would love to have one, but where I come from, girls like guys with muscles over guys with brains." Double D sighed as Geoff and D.J. stared at him guiltily.


Geoff: good thing Double D and Morty said that before I tried to send a home made gift to Gwen. Now that I think about it; that probably would have ended any chance we had for a relationship right there. I'm going to help those two find a relationship with a girl here to pay him back. (Suddenly realizes what he said) Aw darn it; you weren't supposed to know I like her.

Double D: They must think I'm pathetic, talking about romance without even having a girlfriend.


As the campers continued to paddle, a fog began to come up onto the canoes. As many of the campers began to freak out, they reached some rocks that encircled the island. When they finally passed through these out croppings, they saw that the island had a large Skull shaped cliff. Grim shouted happily, "Hey look, it's a vacation home." He then let out an evil laugh as the rest of the campers glared at him.

"Let's just get this over with," said Gwen as she and June lifted their canoe over their heads, and ran into the woods.

As the campers ran across the island, they saw that they were surrounded by bones. Skulls were sticking up from the ground, and skeletons were lying around on the sides of the path. Everyone, except Grim, who was used to bones and being a skeleton himself, Rick, who sees death on a daily basis, and Izzy, who was insane, were completely freaked out of their minds.

The two teams were suddenly split up when a large tree fell between them. As the Bass continued toward the other side of the island, The Gophers were cut off. They soon heard rustling in the bushes next where they were standing. Suddenly, three giant beavers walked out of the woods. They were tall as bears, and had large tusks as well as buck teeth.


Chris: A remnant of the Pleistocene era, the Woolly Beaver is a day active rodent, who lives on Bony Island. Oh yeah, they're meat eaters too. Ha!


The ancient beavers began to chase the Gophers around the island. They ran by a bear, who was scratching his back on a tree. The bear looked shocked as the humans were being chased by the rodents. The bear put on glasses so he could see if it was actually real. After several minutes, they reached a dead end, which was just a very shallow pond in front of a cliff. Instead of attacking the campers, the prehistoric monsters turned around.

"Did any one pack a change of underwear?" asked Owen, as the rest of the Gophers laughed at his apparently well timed joke, before Owen said, "No seriously."

The cries of disgust coming from the campers suddenly woke up some vey large birds, who looked more like Pterodactyls than geese. The Gophers had jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire, because it appeared that even the Woolly Beavers were afraid of these beasts of the sky. As they ran in the opposite direction, the bear from earlier was still wearing his glasses, and snapped said eye wear because he thought that he could not be actually seeing something like that.

As the gophers continued to run, Kenny tripped over a large stone, thus causing him to fall behind the rest of the Gophers. The birds of prey swooped down on the parka wearing boy, his muffled screams ripping through the air as they feasted on him.

"Oh my God!" shouted Stewie, "They killed Kenny!"

"You Bastards!" shouted Brian.

Suddenly the Bass, who had been forced to take a detour, appeared, as they ran past the Gophers. "Come on!" shouted Izzy, "the race isn't over yet, we still have to burn stuff." Many of the Gophers rolled their eyes at the pyromaniac.


Dib: Wow it's been a while since I talked on this thing, hasn't it? Any way, can you believe all the paranormal creatures in this area? Woolly Beavers, Canadian pterodactyls, and Death Bear, oh my!


The Bass had reached a fork in the road; they were at a quandary of where to turn. Eventually they decided to turn right. This caused the Gophers to turn in the opposite direction, heading to the left.

After several hundred yards of running, Trent, who was in front, began to sink. "Um, guys," he said, "don't want to panic here, but I'm shrinking!"


Trent: Right, how am I supposed to know what quick sand looks like? It looks just like sand.

Chris: (laughing) I can't believe they fell for that. I set it up, but I didn't think that any one would walk into it. That's just great.

Andrew: (holding piece of paper and pen) putting down dangerous chemicals that could cause all environmental nuts to go insane. (Sighs while writing on paper) Chris, you're forcing me to give you another pay cut.


As Trent was sinking, Lindsey alerted the rest of the Gophers, "Trent's sinking!" she shouted before shouting, "I'm coming Trent!" as she jumped in, she also began to sink, "Wow, I'm stuck too, I so didn't see this coming."

Trent slapped his forehead.

Billy, like Tarzan, came swinging on a vine, his arm held low so he could reach Trent's arm. Unfortunately, he missed, thus causing him to crash into a tree. Luckily the vine came back, and Trent grabbed it, pulling himself and Lindsey out of the sand pit. As the others cheered for Billy and how he had saved the others, Gwen suddenly said, "Guys let's move it, we still have a challenge to win."


The Killer Bass were also having problems. While they were walking, Geoff suddenly yelped in pain. He suddenly fell down and held his ankle, while several of his teammates surrounded him.

"It'll be okay man," said D.J., as he lifted Geoff on his back, "I'll piggy back you to the finish line." Bridgette smiled at the big guy as he lifted his best bud into the air.


Bridgette: I can't believe how kind D.J. is. When he saw his friend was down, he just picked him up with no hesitation. I wonder if I was injured, (entire face is covered in a blush) would he pick up me.


This small stop however, allowed the Gophers to get to the other side of the island first, where they were already working on their signal fire.

The Gophers were having trouble lighting the fire, however, while the Bass were immediately able to start theirs.

"How'd you do that so quickly?" Heather asked. Her reply was Duncan holding up a lighter.


Andrew: Yeah, we did say that they were unable to bring lighters. But Duncan managed to sneak one through. Knew we should have given them an anal check, but since some of them are kids, we were worried about the potential lawsuits.


"Darn it," said Gwen as she brought some more sticks for the fire over, "We need more help."

"Justin!" shouted Leshawna, "Why don't you go and- hey! What are you doing?"

At that very moment, Justin was staring at his reflection in the lake. He was so entranced with his form, that he was not paying attention to their current predicament.

"Oh," said Justin, finally responding to his teammate's questions, "I just thought that you didn't need me, since you all were doing so well. So keep up the good work."

Justin then returned his attention to the lake, while all of the Gopher's, and even a few Bass, glared at him.


Geoff: Okay, Justin is way too much like Noah and Courtney. He isn't helping his team. All he wants to do is stare at his reflection. I kind of wonder if he'll end up like that dude Adonis who stared at his reflection so long that he turned into a flower. Man, Greeks really do make up some weird stories.


As the Gophers, other than Justin who was still staring at his reflection, picked up some supplies for the fire, Beth walked over near a bush, and saw something she couldn't believe. It was a tikki doll, which was gray and had weird markings all over it. Beth, not having heard the warning about not taking anything from Boney Island, picked it up, and took it with her.


The Bass were not having any trouble as their fire was already well under way. Kim could not help but notice, "I don't think this is going to be big enough."

Homer, who heard this, suddenly saw the paddles for their canoes. Without thinking, he grabbed the paddles and put them on the fire. The other Bass were shocked with the sudden loss of their paddles.

"You idiot!" shouted Bridgette, "How are we supposed to get to camp now."

Homer's only reply was "DOH!"

"Man," said Peter, "This is worse than that time that I built a balcony in my house."

(Cue Cutaway)

Peter and Louis are sitting in his house, looking at the T.V.

"Man," said Peter, "That was a great episode of Lost wasn't it guys."

Statler and Waldorf, the old men in the balcony on the Muppet Show, were sitting in it. Statler said, "Well at least it's got the right name."

"Yeah," continued Waldorf, "I couldn't understand any of it."

They both began laughing, and eventually Peter joined in. He then explained to his wife, "They don't care for most things."

(End Cutaway)

"Oh now you finally show a cutaway!" Peter shouted up to Chris, who was in a helicopter. The other members of his team looked at him like he was insane.


Andrew: what can I say; our animation department got a little more developed when we took a couple large chunks out of Chris's pay check.

Chris: (Laughs sarcastically)

Geoff: Dude, when does a guy find time to put a balcony in his den?


"Step back!" shouted Izzy, as she held a yellow sticky ball in her hands, "I made this fire starter from tree sap and some other things." Izzy threw the ball at the fire, which created a giant explosion so large that it jostled Chris's helicopter.

"The Gophers defiantly won this part of the challenge," Chris said, more than mildly impressed with the bomb Izzy had made.

"Where did you learn to do that," asked Heather, completely astonished by the concoction's affect.

"Oh," said Izzy, "you know, I spent a year training in the reserves," Izzy quickly swung her arm around Heather's shoulder, "Yeah, I got into some trouble there. I blew up the kitchen by accident. Which is why the RCMP are still all over my butt," She then let out a small laugh, "I am so totally AWOL right now."


Bojack: Why do we put up with her again?


The campers placed their canoes on the shore, but the Bass were in a real predicament.

"What are we going to do without paddles?" asked Stan.

"Well," Izzy, who was passing by on her canoe, said, "You could always get someone to swim behind the boats, and push them. I once had to do that for this sixty foot yacht. The whole crew got out, and flutter kicked for three days straight. Four of us got eaten by sharks, not me of course." As she gave this advice, Leshawna hit her with the paddle in an attempt to shut her up.

"Okay," said Jude, "Who wants to kick us to shore?"

"We're actually going to take advice from Izzy?" Jen asked with fear filling her eyes.

"Not any other choice," said Jude, as he looked at the girl, "Homer destroyed our paddles, and none of them have a motor."

As many of the Bass conceded to this option, they all began to stare at D.J. When Geoff noticed this, he said, "No way, you can't ask him to do that. The dude can't swim. Let me do this."

Many of the campers gasped at this, including D.J. The big linebacker spoke out, "No way dude, I got to do this, for the good of the team. Plus with your bum ankle it could mean you can't swim either."

Bridgette smiled at the large African American boy as he got behind the piled up boats. The Mama's boy got began to kick as he pushed the Bass's canoes.


Bridgette: I really am impressed with what D.J. did today. He faced his fear of water, and he helped his injured friend.

Jack: I feel like D.J. has truly learned what it means to be a warrior. He has faced more of his fears than any one on this show so far. He is also unknowingly wooing the blonde girl Bridgette, so who knows how that will turn out.

Grim: I got to say, what D.J. did took guts. A lot of muscles, but also a lot a guts.


The Bass began shouting as they raced toward the shore line. D.J. had been kicking so fast, that when they arrived at the beach, they rocketed in the air. The Bass cheered as they landed, only to stare in shock as the Gophers were standing right in front of them. The Gophers began to cheer over their apparent victory, until they heard a cough.

"Sorry Gophers," said Chris, "but I notice that there is a severe lack of male model on your team. Where is Justin?"

The other Gophers looked around, only for them to realize that Justin was no where to be seen. After several moments of looking, they heard movement in the water. The Gophers looked to see a completely calm Justin standing on a shark's head, as he headed towards camp. Justin smiled as he jumped off the fish, and smiled at his team.

"Well," said Chris as he saw Justin make landfall, "It looks like the Bass win this challenge, because Justin wasn't here and, like Katie and Sadie last time, cost his team the challenge for being late."

As the Gophers glared at Justin, Andrew walked out with the MVC medal in his hands, "I think we can all agree that this medal goes to D.J. for his willingness to face his fear, and help a friend." D.J. smiled as he picked up the award and put it around his neck, and blushed when Bridgette kissed him on the cheek.


The Gophers were sitting at their table, all looking rather pissed off. They were all staring at Justin, though some for different reasons than others. While most of the guys, plus Leela and Mandy were glaring at the hunk for losing the Gophers the challenge, most of the girls were staring at him as he drank a glass of water. He then winked at the girls, causing many of them to swoon. Even a few guys in the Bass team were angered by that.


Tyler: I can't believe that jerk. He is manipulating Lindsey like she is just some puppet. I will not stand for someone doing that to my girlfriend.

Geoff: I think that Justin is an even worse version of Courtney. He is manipulating the girls with his looks, so they will not vote him off. And I'm not just saying that because I'm interested in Gwen. (Suddenly realizes what he said) why do I tell you guys stuff like that? Any way, I need to stage an intervention, or else Justin will continue to manipulate girls, and that is just not right.


Justin was smiling to himself. He couldn't help it, he could manipulate the situation any way he wanted, and he wouldn't get voted off. It was all too simple for him to use the girl's hormones to his advantage, plus he could probably use Owen's and Stewie's strange attraction to him as well.

It was going to be too easy; all he had to do was talk the others into voting off Izzy. She was the obvious choice, not only because she scared him, but she had also given the Bass the idea to have someone push the boats.

"All I have to do is wait," Justin chuckled as he imagined the skin cream he could buy with a hundred thousand dollars.


"Look," said Geoff, as he addressed the Bass, "All I'm saying is that we should try to get the gophers to vote off Justin."

"Why?" asked Jude, "We already saw him cost his team, why should we think that he won't do it again?"

The Bass guys were sitting in their cabin, as they celebrated their win. They were now arguing if they should interfere in the voting that night. Tyler angrily glared at Jude.

"We should do it because of what Justin is doing is wrong," he growled.

"Hey," said Grim, "The only reason you care is that he is doing it with that Lindsey girl."

"What I'm saying is," explained Geoff, "If Justin makes it to the merge, he'll be able to control what the girls do, and manipulate his way past all of us."

"I guess you're right," said Stan, as many of the guys nodded their heads, "But what can we do?"

"I believe the best way to deal with this is to convince some of the Gopher girls that he wants them voted off," said Jack, "They might just turn on him if they care about the money enough."

"But who would be crazy enough to believe us that Justin would want to vote her off?" asked Wyatt. They all thought this over for a moment, before a light bulb appeared above their heads.

"Izzy," they said in unison.


The guys smiled as Izzy was sitting by herself, possibly contemplating the meaning of life. Or maybe just thinking what she could blow. Either or really, they probably are the same thing to her. She smiled as the Bass boys came up to her.

"Hey guys!" she shouted, "What's happening?"

"Look Izzy," Geoff said, "We need to talk about tonights-"

They suddenly heard a chopper above them, turned their attention to the sky, and saw a helicopter above their heads. A voice on the megaphone called out to them. "Izzy," it said, "We know your down there, you are under arrest."

All the campers present stared up at the helicopter. "You mean to tell me everything you said earlier was true?" asked Duncan as he stared at the RCMP helicopter.

"No," said Izzy calmly, "Just the stuff about the RCMP," she then turned to the helicopter and shouted, "You'll never take me alive!"

Quickly, Izzy reached behind her back, and pulled out one of her sap bombs. She then, with the aim of a sniper, threw the ball at the helicopter. As soon as the sticky ball made impact, the Gyro powered vehicle exploded in ball fire. The Bass boys all stared, wide-eyed at the cackling girl.


Duncan: I think that "Izzy" is going to become a very common reason why members of the RCMP are on the KIA list.

Peter: Wow that was more explosive than that time I got a tank.

(Cue Cutaway)

Lois was standing with her eyes closed when Peter said, "Open your eyes."

When she opened them, she saw a turret pointed towards her.

"Botchy Balls!" she shouted in fright.

"I bought a tank," Peter explained while he sat on top of it.

"Are You out of your mind!" she shouted.

"Let me show you how the gun works," he said, ignoring her question. He fired the tank, barely missing his wife. As he laughed, he turned the turret at his neighbor's, Cleveland, House. He fired, blowing off the front of the house. His friend was in the Bath tub.

"What the Hell!" Cleveland shouted, before realizing that the tub was beginning to tip, "No, no, no, no!" He shouted as he fell to the ground.

Cleveland then asked Peter, "Could you please blow that towel rack down here," Peter hit Cleveland's house again, causing the towel rack to fall. Cleveland then said, "Thank you."

(End Cutaway)

Peter: It is good to be able to do cutaways again.


"So," said Geoff, trying to bring the conversation back to the topic at hand, "We heard Justin talking about who he might want to vote off tonight."

That quickly got Izzy's attention. "Oh really," she asked, "Who?"

"Well," Geoff said, "You actually."

"What!" Izzy shouted, "Izzy can't go home yet. Izzy will get the others to vote off Justin."

Izzy then turned her back to the Bass, walking away so she could talk as many others into voting off the pretty boy. All the Bass did a group high-five, as they knew Justin would now have a really hard time avoiding elimination.


Izzy: I thought you were kind off hot, but no one votes off Izzy Kaleidoscope Fitz-Patrick.

Justin: I'm not worried at all. I know with my great bod, there is no way they would vote me off.


The Gophers were all sitting on the stumps at the campfire, Chris walked up with a plate of marshmallows.

"Okay, you know the drill;" he said, "The person who does not receive a marshmallow must immediately walk the dock of shame, take a ride on the boat of losers, and will never be allowed to come back, ever!"

"Okay," Chris said, "The first Marshmallow goes to Gwen."

Gwen happily caught the white, sweet treat.

"Leshawna, Heather, Trent, Cody, Owen."

They all caught their treats, though Owen caught his in his mouth.

"Lindsey, Beth, Cartman, Bart, Fry, Shake, Frylock."

They all also caught their treats, though Ed also caught his in his mouth.

"Bojack, Leela, Caitlin, Nikki, Jonesy, Early, Rusty."

They all caught their marshmallows too.

"Kenny, Billy, Mandy, Meatwad, Brian and Stewie."

These campers also caught their marshmallows, thus leaving the last two. Izzy and Justin seemed both fairly confident, as both of them were smiling.

"The last marshmallows go to…

…Izzy!"

Izzy shouted in glee as she grabbed her marshmallow. Justin couldn't help but look down in shame.

"Justin," Chris said, "I have to say, despite your hotness, it just wasn't enough, you cost the Gophers the challenge, and in the end got yourself voted off."

Justin just quietly walked on to the dock, refusing to even say good-bye to his teammates. Izzy just smiled with sweet satisfaction that the traitor was gone.


Geoff was smiling when he saw that the Gophers had returned without Justin.


Geoff: I'm just glad that that model won't be manipulating Gwen any more. (Realizes what he said) Darn it, why can't I just stop talking about Gwen to you guys. It's like there is something about this stall that just wants to make you confess.


Geoff then turned around to see D.J. and Bridgette sitting together. They were both smiling as they petted Bunny and Courage respectively. Geoff smiled at their interactions, when he heard a voice say, "You did that on purpose."

When Geoff turned around, he saw Morty standing there, with a small smile on his face. He then said to the cowboy, "You pretended to get injured so D.J. and Bridgette could get closer."

"What are you talking about?" asked Geoff, who was nervously looking around.

"Please Geoff," said Morty, in a rather smug voice, "I might not be as smart as my grandpa but I can recognize a pratfall when I see one. Plus, if you really sprained your ankle, you wouldn't have been able to jump up and down celebrating earlier."

Geoff realized his mistake and blushed. "Don't worry, I not gonna tell them, I just wanted to say that you are a really good friend Geoff, and the world would be a better place if more people acted like you."

He then walked off from Geoff, who was blushing from the praise he had received. 'I'm just lucky that no one heard that' he thought.

Someone did indeed hear their conversation, however. Gwen smiled as she stood behind the cabin, listening to the entire meeting.


Gwen: This proves that Geoff is probably the nicest guy on the show. He nearly throws a challenge, only to try to help his bud get a girlfriend. That is really sweet. (Suddenly realizes what she said) If you show that to anyone Chris, I will murder you.


Beth silently read from a book she brought. Next to her was the tikki doll that she found on the island. No one thought to ask her where she got it, so the Gophers would go to sleep unaware of the curse that now afflicted them.


Losers: Courtney, Zim, Noah, Eva, Sadie, Justin

AN: See you next chapter!