Previously on Australian Survivor...
Brian really starting to struggle.
..with tribe swap came a change in the tides...
Oh, oh!
..as the Contenders...
Right there!
..won their second reward challenge in a row.
Go, go, go!
And in the Immunity Challenge...
Wait!
..the new Contenders...
Wow, huge effort from Lydia.
..went from strength to strength.
Contenders win immunity, sending Champions back to Tribal Council.
They were a tribe transformed.
Cheers! Let's go!
The tribe is so much more positive since we've got Lydia,
Sharn and Monica on board.
And Benji and his buddy Robbie...
Cheers, brother.
..set about keeping them close.
You girls are "phemonemal".
I can't say that bloody word.
At the Champions camp...
..Mat, Steve and Samuel strengthened their numbers
by recruiting Shane.
In order to build trust, I decided to be their spy.
I know, I know.
Shane was being lobbied from all sides.
Could knock out two of the boys now.
Mm.
But at Tribal Council...
Sorry, Tegan.
..she stuck with the boys.
Tegan.
But...
Before you get up.
..a Tribal Twist turned the power over to the Contenders.
Save them or send them home for good.
Save me.
But in the final vote...
Send.
..only a loyal Heath and Fenella stood by her.
The Tribe has spoken.
They well and truly have.
13 are left.
Who will be going home tonight?
Honey.
Right there.
I want that honey so bad.
Better not end up in hospital.
Do your reckon if I throw the coconut from here and I hit it
the bees will know it was me and they'll come after me?
Yep.
Steve was rubbing his hands together thinking,
"I can build a big fire here."
Alright, let's see if this fire does anything.
I start a little one and try to smoke out the bees
so then we get to the hive.
Get a little bit worried about Steve sometimes
'cause he loves the fire.
I think I was gigglin' like a 10-year-old.
A bit of a pyromaniac came out in me.
There was that much heat being generated from the fire
that the leaves and some of the smaller branches
were shaking on the trees, it was impressive to watch.
There you go!
Some of the, uh, honeycomb from the nest fell down.
And I thought maybe at one point
he was almost going to dive onto the fire to rescue it.
Wow.
Jeez, it's so easy just goin' down to the shop
and find a jar of honey, isn't it?
It's amazing what this island does, what you appreciate,
and how easy we do have it at home.
- Mm. - Chewy.
I think I'm in a sugar sweat at the moment.
I've eaten so much.
I'm not sure how I'll go sleeping tonight,
but it was a treat.
Never tasted anything so good.
Oh, mate.
Thanks, bees.
How good are bees?
In this lovely tribe of Champions,
we have four athletes,
and one genius,
and myself.
So, as you can imagine, I'm feeling just fine.
I'm finding it really hard.
I genuinely have nothing in common with these people.
Can you believe it took the human race 200 years...
..to put wheels on the suitcase?
No, think about it.
And it took 'em another 10 or 15 years to put wheels on a bin.
Oh, mate, wheels on a suitcase, that's the best invention ever.
I'm like, "How is this riveting conversation?" Like?
So boring.
I never owned a suitcase. You know?
I just got away with a good hiking backpacks.
Yeah.
Have a handbag.
So it's definitely a lot different to the Contenders tribe
where every third word was "dick".
I'm so bored over here.
Like, legit if someone said,
"Shonee, do you want to watch two seasons back to back
"of Antiques Roadshow?",
I would say, "Yes, please."
That's how bored I am.
I've survived with doing below the bare minimum.
But if I want to stay in the game,
I think it's in my best interest to try to help around camp.
So, on day 29 I've cooked my first meal.
It wasn't a meal actually,
it was a side dish, toasted coconut.
Obviously, if I'm going to stay here,
I need to build relationships
and get to know people better.
Luckily, I'm good at faking it 'til you make it.
Oh, yeah.
I certainly think Shonee is someone I could work with.
Moving forward in the game could be seen as a number.
I've managed to continually slip through the cracks
and that's their own fault.
I came here to win a half million dollars.
Surprise, surprise,
you underestimated me, didn't you?
Yeah.
Have we discussed?
You mean, last night, the vote?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Last night Robbie and I flipped over
and we voted with the Champions to get rid of a Contender.
Tegan is finally gone.
She's finally out of this game.
We dethroned the queen.
- And that made sense to do that. - Oh, yeah.
Totally.
Like we were saying, an extra place, you know,
then that's still one more number.
We did give up our original tribes for this position
but I loved it.
She's a huge strategic threat
and she's dangerous in this game.
It was a really cool moment.
You guys are cool.
I'm angry at the boys.
I think it was a really stupid move.
I don't trust them as far as I can throw them
and I cannot throw them very far.
They seem really transfixed by the Champion girls.
Really?
It's pretty obvious the Champions are working Robbie and Benji.
Sharn and Lydia are quite shifty.
And it seems to be working so far.
Yeah.
Super tribe.
It didn't make any sense to vote Tegan out last night.
Could've been numbers. 100%.
We're five now. Five against eight.
Numbers game. We don't have any numbers now so...
..if we don't get in first
they're just going to knock us off one by one.
I'm pretty sure our days are numbered.
Myself and Fenella tried to save Tegan,
but the Contenders are broken.
All the cracks have formed and they're really starting to show.
Fenella and I, we're both on the bottom at the moment.
I had a really terrible sleep last night after Tribal.
And I was just kind of tossing and turning and thinking,
"How am I going to get myself and Heath off the bottom?"
This is kind of hopeless.
And then I thought, "Nothing is hopeless in Survivor."
And I'm not going out without a fight
and I'm going to start making my moves.
We're scrambling. We're on the bottom rung.
It's scary, to be honest.
It means that now we do have to start to talk to the Champions.
We do have to make new alliances.
Yes, I'm ready but I'm also apprehensive.
You're kind of putting a lot out there
and you don't know what you're going to get back in.
- Yeah. - We don't have any info.
So, yeah. Um...
- Yeah, yeah. - They will.
Yeah. Yeah, OK.
- Because... - Yeah, yeah. Definitely.
I'm... alright.
I really hope that Benji and Rob regret that move last night.
I think they're just the two biggest idiots
I've ever had to endure.
I've had enough, they need to go home.
And I just think, "Well, do you know what? Game on, molls."
Come on in, guys!
This mat feels big. There isn't many of us.
Shonee, you are the last Contender still standing
over at the Champions tribe.
I'm not a Contender anymore, Jonathan, I'm a Champion now.
Last original Contender.
How do you feel about that?
I'm feeling good, I'm really backing my tribe.
So hopefully we win today
and I don't go back to Tribal Council tonight.
Fenella, did you learn anything valuable
from watching the Champions' Tribal the other night?
Yeah, most definitely.
I mean, that's the whole reason that we went.
It was the little glimpse into their tribe.
And to just see the workings
and just kind of what's moving their machine
and where the kinks are.
So it was very interesting.
Sharn, Contenders have won every single challenge since the swap.
Do you anticipate that's going to continue?
Yes.
Why not? Why wouldn't it continue?
Yep. We give 100% every time and, you know, we work hard
and we mesh really well, we're a good tribe.
You guys ready to get to today's Immunity Challenge?
Yep.
Alright, first things first. Who has it?
We definitely don't.
Thank you.
Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.
For today's challenge...
..two members of your tribe will use a rope
to drag heavy metal buckets containing sandbags
which the next two tribe members
will use to knock blocks off a beam.
Finally, the last two tribe members
will arrange those blocks to spell out a phrase.
First tribe gets the phrase correct wins immunity,
safe from the vote.
Losing tribe, you're going to join me at Tribal Council.
Someone's going to become the 12th person
voted out of this game.
Contenders, you have an extra player,
you're going to need to sit someone out today.
- Who's it going to be? - Me.
Monika, you're on the bench.
Everyone else, a minute to talk about it. We'll get to it.
Would it better just one guy, one girl throwing?
But can you throw it?
Um, I'm not that great at throwing.
Lydia would definitely be good at pulling.
They're both basketballers, they're both good at hand-eye coordination, both have a head for it.
You'll kill it no matter what.
- Yep, alright. - We've got this. We've got this.
Alright, here we go!
First on the bucket, we have Steve for the Champions.
For the Contenders, we have Lydia.
Let's go, Lyd, you're going to crush it.
Oh, Jeez.
At least you won't have to duck to go under that beam.
Lyds, you got this.
You got it, Lyd.
For immunity. Survivors ready?
- Go! - Go, Lyds!
You got this, Lyds!
You need to hook that rope on and pull 'em all the way back.
Steve is whipping through it.
You got it, Lyd.
- Lydia's struggling a little bit. - That's it, yep.
Steve definitely has the advantage with body weight ratio.
Pull it, pull it!
Let's go, Stevie!
Once you get it all the way back to the mat
the next person can go.
You've got it, Lyd!
Brian's out again for the Champions.
On the front, Brian, on the front ring!
Nice roll under the post.
Contenders still have to get their first bucket back.
You got it!
Come on, Lydia! There you go! You got it!
Lydia working hard.
- Great job, Lyd! Great job. - That's it, girl.
She's almost there.
You on it, it's almost there.
Brian has the second bucket back.
They can now unload their sandbags and start throwing.
Great job!
Keep going.
- Almost there! - Yeah, Lydia!
Almost there. There you go!
Alright, Contenders, you're good!
Go, Robbie!
Make sure the rope's straight!
You alright?
Robbie working hard trying to get the Contenders back in this.
Get ready, get ready!
Contenders, they now have both of their buckets back.
Run, run, run!
Alright, start pitching.
Mat and Shane start throwing.
Mat connects.
Good job, Mat!
Shane knocks off another.
Oh, a couple of good hits in a row for the Champions.
Benji and Heath start firing away,
they want to get back in this.
Lower! Lower, Heath! Get it, guys.
Heath connects, Benji connects!
You need to knock all the blocks off the beam
before you can move on to the next section.
Champions seem to have a slight lead.
Well done, Shane.
Can they maintain it?
Yes, great job, Shane.
Come on, guys, you got this.
Yes, nice work!
This is anyone's challenge at this point.
Well done.
It's the black blocks that have the letters on them
that you'll use in assembling the phrase at the end.
You're doing so well!
Whoo! Nice one, Heath! Nice!
Contenders were way behind in the challenge
but they have caught up.
Both tribes look about dead even at this point.
There we go, it's hit.
Oh, Mat connects.
Way to go.
Immunity on the line, someone going home tonight.
Yes!
Oh, Heath connects again.
Oh, Mat connects.
Champions down to three.
Contenders down to seven.
Benji, man, you got this, man!
Contenders have got to pick it up if they want to stay in this.
First tribe to knock off all their blocks
will have a nice head-start on that phrase.
Oh, nice one, Heath! Good job!
Contenders knock another one off.
Yes!
And another one!
Contenders down to five, Champions down to three.
There we go!
Oh, Mat connects leaving two blocks left for the Champions.
Way to go, guys.
Take your time.
Oh, Contenders get another one.
Yes, Benji!
And another!
Contenders are down to three, Champions are down to two.
Yes, Mat!
Just like that, Champions take another one off.
Oh!
All they need to do is knock off that last block.
We've got this, guys.
That's it.
Yeah!
And the Contenders get another one.
Come on, Ben, you got this!
Yes, go!
Oh, and that's it. The Champions have all their blocks off.
They can start working on their phrase.
Come on.
Yes, Benji. Good work, Benji.
Contenders have knocked off one block,
they're down to their last.
One more, we've got this, guys!
Desperately trying to knock it off.
So close!
Samuel and Shonee starting to work on the phrase.
Is that...
They have the brain on the job.
That could be...
You see the cogs turning in Sam's head.
..Champions. Do we have a V?
He thinks he has one word.
We have another S.
Contenders need to hit that last block to stay in this.
You're doing your best, guys, come on.
Yes!
And that's it!
They knocked that final block off!
They need to pick this up if they want to stay in it.
The pressure is on.
You can feel the panic over in the Contenders side.
One last round, you get it.
Con... you have an S?
Contenders were one...
..Champions were once Contenders?
- What? - Unless it's an N.
It doesn't fit.
Samuel seems to have stalled.
It can't be it, Sho.
Maybe... an A.
Um...
Surprisingly, Sam seems to be struggling right now.
Really opening the door for the Contenders.
You've got this guys, you're doing great.
Start as a "something", ...as a Contender. Um...
Word puzzles are tough.
But after 30 days out here with no food, no sleep,
they can be particularly difficult.
Uh, so that could, um...
I hate word puzzles.
Samuel is completely lost.
I've never seen him so stumped before.
- Yeah, Sam is confused! - Sam is confused!
Once you get it together, kick yourself how simple it was.
It is a six-word phrase.
Contenders think they have something going now.
They were so far behind in this challenge.
But it looks like they're pulling ahead.
We're killing this, guys. We're ahead, we're ahead.
We've got, like, so many bloody E's left.
Every. Go every.
Every champ was once a contender.
Champions are picking up their pace.
They think they have something.
Both tribes have a couple of words in now.
But are they in the right spots?
Who's going to get it first?
Quick, quick, quick, quick.
It's was, it's was, it's was.
Quick, quick, quick.
Put it in, put it in! Put it in! Put it in!
Champions think they have it. Let's have a look!
"Every champion was once a contender."
That's it!
Champions win immunity,
sending Contenders back to Tribal Council.
Damn it.
- You guys were close. - Yeah.
Sorry, guys.
It's OK.
Champions, congratulations.
Immunity is yours. I'm sure you'll enjoy that tonight.
Thanks, Jonathan.
You guys are safe, no one going home.
Grab your gear, head on out.
Enjoy the evening off.
- Oh, yeah. - See you, guys.
- Bye. - See you later.
Good luck.
Contenders, I'll be seeing you guys tonight at Tribal
where one of you will become the 12th person voted out
of Australian Survivor Champions versus Contenders.
Head on out.
I'll see you guys tonight.
I can't predict what's going to happen this afternoon.
But the alliances are definitely unravelling.
I think the sooner we get rid of Robbie,
I'm going to be a happy gal.
Out here on Survivor, it's cutthroat.
It's kill or be killed...
and you have to do the killing first.
Every time I've got some big threat home,
we've made the move first, before they can make the move on us.
Where's H?
Maybe a long walk.
Yeah.
Maybe not.
Maybe out scavenging.
- Classic H. - Yep.
I hope they are.
Last time...
The good thing is, too, he's pretty harmless.
Yeah.
We needed to cut them both then, and we did it.
Going to Tribal Council tonight.
We could get rid of Heath for once and for all, you know.
The weary old king who we tried to dethrone earlier.
He's wobbly. It's the perfect time to take him out.
I can vote with these Champions,
Monika, Lydia and Sharn.
And then Robbie and myself.
OK?
I'm not sure...
I've been meaning to hug you so much.
'Cause I think you have to trust me now.
I know.
I'm going to have to trust you...
- Absolutely. - ..later, so...
We will. We're going to do it together.
I don't want to see more
Champions in this game than Contenders,
but I'm going to try and stay in this game as long as I possibly can.
I've got no other option
but to work with Sharn, Lydia and Monika.
100%.
Robbie's name came up,
so I let them chuck in Robbie's name and I sort of just went with it.
Three for Robbie?
There has to be... It has to be more than four.
Let's get some rice on.
I have a bit of a feeling that Lydia won't vote for Robbie.
I'm banking on Monika and Fenella
and Sharn to keep their word and swing the votes Robbie's way
and send him off home tonight.
Tonight, we've got Tribal Council.
And it's quite a bloodbath at the moment.
Going up against Rob and Benji.
I no longer trust those boys. I think they're out for themselves.
So, now I'm branching out to Monika and Sharn,
who are really on-board with voting Rob out.
I mean, he is such a physical threat.
What do you think?
Yeah, I think like you.
Alright, well, I think this is the way to go then.
Alright, cool.
Shh... this is a big one.
OK, it is. Yep, alright.
Yep, totally.
Sharn seems to be OK with the plan.
She agrees that we just need to kind of stick together as gals,
and she also wants to flip this game on its head.
Just seems like now is the time to get Rob out.
Coming into this game, we are in the minority, the ex-Champions.
But we are infiltrating the Contenders now.
I'm in a really powerful position at the moment in this game.
- Who would have thought that? - I know.
I mean, I was just glad to have you two girls here.
I know.
But now, it's worked out so nicely.
We can choose between the two Contenders
who we should work with.
- See, this was a blessing. - I know.
Everything's good but,
I mean, it has the ability to blow up in our faces.
What if these guys turn around
and vote one of us out and we have no idea?
- Exactly. - You know?
The Contenders,
um, yeah, sure, I've considered the fact
that they could be playing us.
I really hope that's not the case.
It's just, who do you trust more is the question?
Always got my work cut out for me before Tribal.
You know, this is where all the big moves happen.
Never know what's going to happen in Survivor.
Yuck.
That's why I wanted to talk to you 'cause I've heard my name.
100%.
Tonight's Tribal Council for the Champions.
We have the power to decide who would be going from the tribe.
We could go with Heath and Fenella
and vote out Robbie, who's a powerful player.
Or go with Robbie and Benji. We vote Heath out.
But going to Tribal Council, you always feel like you're at risk.
They're trying to set things up
so we feel safe, but really, they're just playing us
at the end of the day.
I hope that's not the case.
I'm hoping a Contender will go home tonight.
Fenella.
Last time you were here you were sitting over there,
watching the Champions air their dirty laundry.
What did you learn from that?
That I like that seat way more than I like this seat.
Um, it did open my eyes
a little bit to how the Champion tribe is working.
It was eye-opening.
But I guess that was always going to be the case.
We were always going to learn new things about the Champions.
We were going to see where the cliques are.
What about for you, Heath?
What was the most important thing you took away from that Tribal?
You could see just who was running the show.
I can definitely see cracks starting to form.
It was inevitable. It was going to happen sooner or later.
But come merge, those cracks will still be there
and those people will still be on the outer.
And hopefully, we can slide on in there and make some new alliances.
Well, Lydia, Heath says it was pretty obvious
who was calling the shots over there, but none of them would admit to that.
I don't know who's calling the shots.
It wasn't as obvious to me.
Maybe Heath can elaborate.
I thought it was pretty clear cut that Mat and Steve
were calling the shots over there.
Benji.
At that Tribal, Sam said he was looking forward
to working with his former tribe mates come the merge.
Is that a concern for you?
Uh, yeah, definitely concerning.
I think they're probably a lot closer with the other Champions,
just 'cause they've spent more time with them.
Have people been making plans
about what's going to happen after the merge?
There's obviously three Champions here,
and five on the other side at the moment.
So, they've obviously got alliances
and they've worked together before
and you never know what's going to happen
when they get back together.
Getting really close to merge and everyone's
wanting to get there,
and everyone's obviously starting to think beyond merge.
But it's really like going over a hill, you know,
we don't know what's on the other side.
None of us have played that individual game before.
And even then, you still need people you can trust
and you need alliances, so I feel like
you just need to grab as many people as you can trust
and go over the hill together and do your best.
So, Lydia, this is your first Tribal since the swap,
and you know, you guys are on the wrong side of the numbers.
There's three Champions,
four former Contenders.
Is that a worry for you tonight?
Of course it is,
you know, we're a minority coming to a majority,
but I think over the last five days we've been together,
we've come together as a group.
And our contribution,
coming across, has led us to three wins and one loss.
I think that's a really good track record.
It kept us out of trouble for two Tribal Councils.
It fed us and, you know, we bonded
and we made new relationships and this game evolves.
The last five days I've spent with these girls
have been amazing, you know.
They've all brought such good quality to the tribe.
When the girls came over here,
I don't think they were just friends of us to exploit us.
I think it's just them genuinely being themselves
and we bonded, all of us, everyone here, bonded.
And I completely agree that we have really connected
with this bunch of amazing people
and I feel like a Contender now.
I'm hoping that my connections thus far
have kept me safe for at least this Tribal Council.
Well, Sharn, it's obvious that you're one big happy family,
but there's more to the game than that.
At the last Tribal, this tribe had the opportunity
to save a former contender and they chose not to.
Yes.
Does that give you hope that maybe there is some fracture
amongst the old Contenders?
Well, yes, it does give me some hope.
But, Monika, how do you know
they're not just bringing you into the fold
so they can pull off a wicked blindside?
- You don't know. - You don't know.
It's the risk of the game that you have to take.
Heath, do you think there are fractures
within the original Contenders that can be exploited?
Uh, I hope not.
There's only five left in the game and,
no matter what's happened in the past,
I think we've put that behind us and moved on.
So, I think we just need
to stay as strong as we possibly can
and make it through to merge
and from that point on, it's anyone's game.
The one thing in Survivor is you leave the past in the past
and you just go on with the present.
You can't keep thinking about
what could have been, what may have been.
You just need to think of what is going to happen tomorrow.
Benji, should the three old Champions be worried tonight?
It's up to them,
I mean, if they don't trust
the people that they think they can trust, well then, yes.
If the girls have formed good relationships with all of us,
it just makes it harder to vote one of them out.
So, Robbie, what's the vote about tonight for you?
For me, it's about
who I want to work with in the merge.
It's simple.
I've built, you know, relationships with,
you know, multiple people and it's really
who I want to go to merge with.
You got to factor it all in.
You know who you can trust,
who you can't trust.
Who you've had history with,
and who you think you can have a new start with.
It all factors into the decision.
Sharn, what kind of people
don't you want to work with after the merge?
The individual game is a completely different one
to this point in the game.
So, obviously, you know,
different qualities are hard to beat,
once you get to that individual game.
Like?
Uh, well...
It depends on the challenge, you know?
Some challenges are suited to certain people,
others are suited to stronger people.
So, Lydia, anyone who is strong at challenges
is a threat, post merge.
You're clearly a powerhouse when it comes to challenges.
Is that a concern?
We all have our weaknesses,
and if Survivor was about monkey bars, I'd probably win.
Some things I'm strong in, some things I'm not.
Really, you can't go off just physical strength,
you know, completely.
I think that's a little bit silly.
Heath, there's a lot riding on tonight.
Are you pretty confident that the people you're working with
are going to stick to the plan?
Yeah, I am. I am. Tonight, I am confident.
What about you, Monika?
Are you pretty confident that the people that you're working with
are going to stick to the plan?
Yeah.
- Sharn? - Yeah. Same.
Robbie?
I hope so, otherwise it could be me.
See, I could be blindsided, I'm not sure.
But I'm just hoping the people I've spoken to,
we're on the same page
and we've got that trust and let's just go forward.
So, I'm hoping
it's clear cut for me and I'm confident in the plan.
However, this is Survivor,
and rumours, lies, get spread around camp.
And those alliances crumble, like I've seen so far in this game.
And anything can happen.
Alright, then it is time to vote.
Robbie, you're up.
Time to finally dethrone the king.
I can't trust you coming into merge, bro.
Got to keep it tight with the ones I do trust.
He blindsided Tegan.
He blindsided me, and then he sent Tegan home.
It's your time to go, mate.
I'll go count the votes.
Oh, my God.
Please stop raining.
I know. I'm so cold.
If anyone has a Hidden Immunity Idol
and you want to play it, now would be the time to do so.
Alright, once the votes are in, the decision is final.
The person voted out will be asked to leave
the Tribal Council area immediately.
I'll read the votes.
First vote, Robbie.
Heath.
That's one vote Robbie, one vote Heath.
Robbie.
Heath.
We're tied. Two votes Heath. Two votes Robbie.
Heath. That's three votes Heath.
Two votes Robbie.
The 12th person
voted out of Australian Survivor Champions versus Contenders...
..Heath.
- That's four votes. That's enough. - Oh, man.
Good job, guys.
Need to bring me your torch.
Later, boys.
See you, Heath.
- Enjoy, guys. - See you, Heath.
Heath, the tribe has spoken.
Time to go.
Cheers, guys.
See you later.
Well, amateurs play the game...
but experts play the players.
Only time will tell which category you're in.
Damn, Jono.
Nice!
Grab your torch. Head on out.
That's the best yet.
Let's get out of here.
Go home, stay dry.
- OK. - We'll try.
Tomorrow night, on Australian Survivor.
We are merging.
After 31 days, it's every man for himself.
Now is the time to step up your game.
Alliances will be turned on their head.
Things are going to have to happen
that, outside of this game, I wouldn't do.
Loyalties will be tested.
It's like diving with sharks.
And moves will be made...
I'm inclined to do a blindside.
..that will completely change the game.
Tonight is going to tear this tribe apart.
Yeah, I got blindsided tonight. Yeah, fair and square.
I didn't see it coming.
I thought I could trust you, mate,
but then I heard my name being thrown out from you,
so tonight I'm voting for you.
It's obvious, Fenella, and I don't have
an alliance with anyone on the tribe anymore.
But that's just the way it goes. It's the game.
I wish you would've come to me sooner with a plan,
because I wouldn't be writing your name down if you did.
I gave it my all.
I'm proud of myself and I know my family will be proud of me,
and that's what means the most to me.
I'm just looking forward to getting home
and giving a big kiss and cuddle.