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Who Got Voted off ' Survivor 43' Tonight Oct 19 2022

By Jamie LernerOct. 19 2022, Updated 9:00 p.m. ET One of the things that makes Survivor so engaging is that it’s not just a game of surviving the wilderness, but also about surviving socially and strategically. To win, one has to form (seemingly) genuine connections with fellow players while vying for the million-dollar prize. Now that the contestants have an idea of what to expect in Season 43, we’re sure that everything will be flipped on its head. Between new advantages and disadvantages, anyone could get voted off each week.Article continues below advertisement Every episode, at least one person gets voted off the island — and on Survivor, we never know who that's going to be. Plus, if the Shot-in-the-Dark advantage comes back into play, in which players can give up their vote for a 1-in-6 chance at safety, the players most in danger could have a safety net. With six people in each tribe, the tribes will be dealing with small tribal councils from Day One, which will make for some very entertaining viewing for us watching at home. So far this season, Morriah, Justine, Nneka, and Lindsay have gone home. Who was voted off tonight, Oct. 19, 2022? Warning: spoilers ahead!Article continues below advertisement

Eliminated Week 5 Oct 19 Geo Bustamante

Source: CBS Episode 5 of Survivor brought one of our first big shocks of the season. Sure, every vote is a blindside to some degree, but now players are starting to show their true colors. Coco lost the immunity challenge once again, although Ryan later admitted that he quite literally threw the challenge on purpose to get Cassidy out. (However, any Survivor fan will know that throwing a challenge never goes according to plan.) After Geo returned from “risk island” with the Knowledge Is Power advantage, he put his trust in the wrong person by telling Karla about his new leg up. While she was initially targeting Ryan, she decided to vote Geo out after learning about his dangerous advantage. With her alliance of James and Cassidy on board, Geo was eliminated in Season 43’s first major blindside.Article continues below advertisement

Eliminated Week 4 Oct 12 Lindsay Carmine

Source: CBS In Episode 4 of Survivor, things finally took a turn for Vesi. After they voted Nneka off the tribe in the previous episode, they went on to win the reward and immunity challenges, staying safe for the first time in two weeks. Although this episode didn't feature a “Shipwheel Island” adventure (or anything of the sort), it did show us what happens when a new tribe goes to tribal council. The Coco Tribe lost the immunity challenge for the first time after Baka got some help from Vesi, and they were forced to go to tribal council. Geo wanted to vote out Cassidy, but the girls wanted to vote out Geo. However, it was Lindsay who had to face the torch snuff. After her paranoia took over, Cassidy, Carla, James, and Ryan could no longer trust her. They voted Lindsay out but kept Geo from getting too power hungry by not telling him the plan.Article continues below advertisement

Eliminated Week 3 Oct 5 Nneka Ejere

Source: CBS Despite being on the chopping block last week, the pharmacist was not only sent home — she was blindsided at tribal council. Nneka, of the Vesi Tribe, was convinced Noelle was going home, but at the end of the day, she was the one whose tiki torch was snuffed. Article continues below advertisement

Eliminated Week 2 Sept 28 Justine Paige Brennan

Source: CBS Episode 2 of Survivor 43 showed the tribes in full strategy-mode after the first tribal council. After Baka was forced to send home a teammate, they were ready to play and win the next immunity challenge. And while Vesi had been successful in their challenges so far, the second immunity challenge was their downfall. The Vesi Tribe was clearly split into three pairs: Jesse and Dwight, Noelle and Justine, and Nneka and Cody. Dwight lost his vote due to a gamble in Episode 1, and after Cody found the Beware Advantage, he was at risk of losing his vote as well. Both Justine and Nneka were on the chopping block, but as the swing vote, Jesse decided to send Justine Paige Brennan home. While Nneka wasn’t as strong in challenges, Jesse felt that Justine’s sales savvy was more of a threat to his long-term game.Article continues below advertisement

Eliminated Week 1 Sept 21 Morriah Young

Source: CBS Originally sorted onto the yellow Baka Team, Morriah bragged about her "being able to connect" thanks to her job as a teacher. However, that did not take her too far, and she was sent home in Week 1. Morriah knew where she went wrong right after her elimination, telling cameras, that she "played like it was my first time when I should’ve been playing like it’s my second time."Article continues below advertisement However, there is still a chance any of these contestants can return. In some past seasons, there have been chances to come back into the game with the "Edge of Extinction" and "Redemption Island." Right now, we have no idea if something like this will come into play in Season 43, although it’s highly unlikely. So, whoever goes home in Survivor’s “new era” could be out of the game for good. Who will make it all the way to the end? Tune into all-new episodes of Survivor 43, airing on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Missed an episode? Be sure to check back here to see who was voted off!AdvertisementMore from Distractify It’s Time for the "New Age" of ‘Survivor’ to Return to Its Roots 'Survivor' Alum Ethan Zohn Told Host Jeff Probst to "Lose" His Number (EXCLUSIVE) 'Survivor 43' Contestant Jesse Lopez Reveals He Used to be in a Gang, Now Has PhD (EXCLUSIVE CLIP) Latest Survivor News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.