Survivor Second Chance 2015 Spoilers: Premiere Sneak Peek

Tonight we kick off a brand new season of Survivor 2015 and I have to say, I’m kind of excited to see how this season goes with the return of 20 castaways from past seasons. Fans were re-introduced Wednesday to the 20 veteran castaways who will try.

So I would prefer to be with Keith because I think less people saw us as being aligned the first time, whereas Jeremy… There is already talk about trying to get Abi-Maria out as well, no one seems to like her much in her tribe. However, there was a twist. It appears he may have some trouble fitting in socially again, even after all of these years, which is one reason why he sneaks off to look for a hidden Immunity Idol (further raising his shadiness level in the eyes of his tribe).

The tribes quickly got to work gathering supplies, but soon the game of chicken got the best of the players and both tribes cut their rafts loose. First tribe to get to it, wins it. So the dilemma?

After their first challenge, the tribes make their way to their camps and start setting up their shelters and you can see a clear difference between the old school players and the new school players. Terry, quickly identifying that he was going to be left out if he didn’t start getting his “Survivor” networking game going, struck up a partnership with Spencer.

Over in Bayon, things were a little calmer. The opposing tribe consisted of Andrew Savage, Jeremy Collins, Joe Anglim, Keith Nale, Stephen Fishbach, Ciera Eastin, “Chaos” Kass, Kimmi Kappenberg, Monica Padilla and Tasha Fox. Joining them were Jeff Varner, Spencer, Terry (simply called “Deitz” by Probst), Vytas, Woo, Abi-Maria, Peih-Gee and Shirin.

In the “All-Stars” version, the contestants had to dive down and retrieve the raft from the ocean floor, then light torches on their way to the massive pyre at the finish line. In addition, the winning tribe would get a pretty serious fire-making kit as reward. None of these castaways have won before, but some of them came very close and are dying to get that second chance to prove they can go all the way!

She’s going to need it too because Ta Keo was unable to win the challenge and Bayon is safe from tribal counsel and Ta Keo is heading to tribal counsel. Kelley Wentworth actually managed to grab it without anyone else noticing because they were so involved in watching the their team lose. Abi-Maria became nervous that she was on the chopping block and began lashing out at Jeff and Vytas about a male alliance.

In the end, Vytas lost by one vote, and he was the first contestant voted out of Survivor: Second Chance.