Okay, this season that started out completely boring and lame has just become ridiculously great, at least for this one episode, if not longer. So what happens is that Cassandra snags herself a reward challenge, and she plays it smart by taking with her "Dreamz," Boo, and Yau Man, meaning that Earl is left at home with Alex and Edgardo to make sure they're not up to anything. Once "Dreamz" comes back, he decides to fill in the Earl/Yau Man axis on the fact that Mookie has an immunity idol. This, however, is only the beginning. When Yau Man wins immunity, the "four horsemen" decide to target Earl, not realizing that "Dreamz" is conspiring with others to target Alex. Mookie, however, has the idol, and he decides to slip it to Alex "secretly." The secret isn't as secret as they think, though, as "Dreamz" runs the information directly to Earl And Friends. EAF decide to avoid bouncing the vote off of Alex by instead targeting Mookie. They've now, thanks to Yau Man, brought in even Stacy, so there are six: Earl, Yau Man, Cassandra, "Dreamz," Boo, and Stacy. Meanwhile, Alex, Edgardo, and Mookie decide to vote for Cassandra instead of Earl, partly because Cassandra won reward and sent Mookie to Exile Island. (Seriously, it's that dumb.) So at this point, Alex, Edgardo, and Mookie intend to vote for Cassandra and get her with the vote bounced off of Alex onto Cassandra, while EAF intend to vote for Mookie and have him actually go home, having given away his idol. When "Dreamz" wanders off, however, Stacy points out that there's a safer way to do this -- just vote off Edgardo. So if "Dreamz" is telling the truth and Alex has the idol, then they're safe. But if "Dreamz" is lying and Mookie has the idol, they're still safe. Option C! Nobody ever thinks of Option C! It's a great idea, even though it is from Stacy, and they carry it out just that way. Since "Dreamz" doesn't know, the vote goes 5-3-1, sending Edgardo home and causing Alex, who plays the idol before the vote and removes it from the game, to make the most awesome sad face ever. In case it isn't getting across to you that this is a wonderful episode full of double and triple dealing and leaving practically everybody at risk of being voted off at one time or another, believe me: this episode is awesome. And I haven't even mentioned the part where everyone votes for Stacy as the person they never want to see again.