Abbey gets launched over the top rope by Luke and Pia and we're down to 4. The Survivor curse of the car winner continues! I'm sure she won't mind when she's doing donuts in her new MG, pumping the Survivor theme song with the moon roof open. 

And then there were 5. Luke continues his immunity winning streak and the JanineMachine is history. But most importantly - ACTUAL ELBOW DROPS AND HEADBUTTS ON SURVIVOR! Is this some sort of beautiful dream? If it is, don't wake me. GO DIRTY HARRY, GO!

After a sellout* tour of Europe, we're finally back home, Australia! And just in time to see our Final 6 Survivors race to the finish. We take a turbo look at the 12 episodes that aired in our absence to bring us up to speed for the final episodes.

This will be the last episode for a whole month! But we wouldn't dream of leaving you hanging after a tribe swap. Andy is thrilled to go to tribal and then is very much not stoked to be at tribal. David continues to improve his position despite being heavily outnumbered. John refuses to relent in his aggressive ball tampering campaign. Luke strips off a bit of bark. Matt cuts more promos. Daisey finds a new talent. Simon can't believe his luck. Harry tells us about his darling boy Oscar. And Janine, Pia and Abby stick together like glue. So long for a month! We'll be back - and in greater numbers*.

Gold medalists are dropping like flies this week, and so are the shoe insoles. The Contenders continue to show the Champions how it's done. Ross secures fish and chips for life. Andy continues to be a weapon in the challenges. Nova's kitchen goes the way of Walter White. Shaun has something in his front pocket for David, and David shows some gumption with a villainous play. Don't be weak - come and get some.

We're introduced to Harry and Hannah (kind of). Matt acquires baked beans. We're shown a picture of Laura standing next to a mountain that we're assured is her boyfriend. Ross makes sleeping noises that traditionally only the dead make. Nova goose-steps in the kitchen. John lets the kids out. Baden has a Rocky moment. Daisy continues to be lovely. The 'Super Seven' do an excellent impression of Steven Bradbury's gold medal race. And there's Megan Gale and a sea cucumber (unrelated). All this and more on Australia's favourite* podcast ever.

Slap on your face paint, lace up the boots and grab a steel chair - it's go time.

A cracking end to a fantastic season. But like all good things, Australia's Greatest Game has come to an end for now.

Sorry we're late. A dog ate our homework.

And then there were 6. The end is so close, you can taste it.. is that vindaloo? Ouch.