'Survivor: Blood Vs. Water' Episode 9 Recap [FULL EPISODE]: Will Jon And Jaclyn Switch Sides Again? Tribal Council Is A Shocker!

After last week's surprise vote against Josh on Survivor: Blood Vs. Water , we're back after tribal at the Huyopa camp where Reed is upset he's not playing with his boyfriend anymore, and Jon explains in his interview that he jumped ship because Jaclyn told him she felt disrespected by the guys alliance, so he trusted his instincts and voted out Josh. Keith is upset that he was lied to and is plotting to use his idol when he thinks everyone will vote for him to get Jon or Missy out.

The tribe comes to their reward challenge where Jeff tells them they will divide up into two teams and basically balance on a beam to knock each other out. The team that wins gets a day cruise with food and drinks. As has happened a suspiciously large amount of times this season, the score gets down to 4-4 with one bout left. It's Missy vs. Baylor, mother vs. daughter, with Baylor winning in the end. In a game play move, Jeremy and Natalie give up their rewards to Jon and Jaclyn. Jeff asks Natalie why she gave up the reward and she says because Jon and Jaclyn showed loyalty to them. The winning team also picked Jeremy to go to Exile, menaing Jon, Jaclyn, Reed, Alec, and Baylor get the cruise reward. Baylor says in her interview that they chose Jeremy because they want him to get the idol so their alliance will have it... not knowing, of course, that Jon already has it.

Back at camp Natalie reveals in her interview that she wanted leverage with Jon and Jaclyn; Wes and Keith explain that they just don't want to be blindsided since they're in the minority now, and Keith says in his interview that thios ploy is to know who will get the idol to use at tribal.

At Exile, Jeremy says he wants to find the idol so he can share it with his alliance... right, like that ever happens.

Meanwhile, at the reward, everyone is having fun and eating. Reed says in his interview that he has nothing to lose now and needs to cause chaos when he gets back to camp.

Back at Exile, Jeremy had a rough night and didn't sleep. He also couldn't find the idol which makes him think Jon found it. He isn't happy about Jon keeping that from him.

At Huyopa, Jon tells Jaclyn that he realized when Jeremy comes back to camp without the idol everyone will know he has it.

We get to the immunity challenge and Jeremy looks really beat up. He tells Jeff two nights at Exile kicked his butt. The challenge is to put a puzzle of blocks together using only your feet and then using your feet to put a flag in the middle. Reed comes close a few times, but can't get the last piece on. Baylor swoops in and wins immunity.

Back at camp, Reed feels like he's on his way out, so he starts looking through people's bags. He finds the note that says "You found the immunity idol" in Keith's bag. He tells Missy, Baylor, and Jaclyn and shows them the note, which is a really slimy thing to do to someone in your alliance, especially when he could've gone to Keith to help one of their own. Reed tells them he will vote with them to get Keith out.

Wes tells Keith that someone found the clue in his bag and now everyone knows he has the idol.

Jeremy tells Natalie he thinks Jon has the idol. They go to Jon who, lying to their faces, says he didn't find it. Now Jon wants to change the course of the game, so tells Missy he has the idol. However, he thinks Jeremy will tell everyone, so now Jon wants to take out Jeremy. This makes Missy apprehensive because she's been aligned with Jeremy and Natalie from the beginning and thinks they should just give Keith three votes to flush out his idol. This will be one interesting tribal!

Finally at tribal council a cleaned up Josh comes back as the first member of the jury. When the subject gets to hidden immunity idols, Jaclyn figures either Keith or Wes has it because neither came to talk strategy with her. This causes a fight between them which leads Jon to bring up the fact that they didn't even talk to Jaclyn last tribal council to try and get her vote. Reed points out that whenever others are fighting it's great for him.

The vote starts with three for Reed and two for Keith... and then it shockingly turns to five votes for Jeremy, so he's gone. This is what makes Survivor amazing; you never know until the very end!

Next week, Jon tries to recruit Alec and change up the game again, but has he burned too many bridges?

Watch the full episode here.