Dinner with Mick
The remaining four contestants - Mick, Ben, Tiffany and Sam are eating dinner. It appears Mick has somehow found out about Tiffany's pash with Mary, and hassles her about it.

Tiffany looks mortified - Sam instantly denies telling him about it. Tiffany continues to look at Sam accusingly. Mick continues to hassle Tiffany.

In interview, Sam discusses how much luck has played a role in Mick staying on the show. Sam does not like Mick at all.

Jason, who plays Mick, says in interview that he's waiting for the time Mick pushes Sam too far.

After dinner game
Mark announces a prize challenge called "Master Debater", in the contestants must speak on a chosen topic for the longest without hesitating or laughing. Another player will be chosen to distract the speaker.

Sam goes first - he is talking about why home kills are best. Mick is chosen to distract him. Sam has a lot to say, but Mick proceeds to undressed, slapped his butt checks, wield his smelly shoes in Sam's face. But Sam remains stoic.

Tiffany then talks about credit cards, with Sam distracting. He cracks her up pretty quickly with his stomach contortions.  Ben goes on for ages about turtles, and Mick talks about scoring in West Auckland. Ben is the winner.

Sam the agony aunt
Mark privately thanks Sam for his assistance in dealing with the network executive in the previous episode. He talks to Sam about his career, and its desperate status - he's very concerned. Sam tells him not to worry.

Later, Tiffany and Sam talk on the balcony. She talks about why she came on the show (credit card bills) and her family problems - a father accused of fraud, a mother on prozac. Sam lends an ear.

Project: Mick
Despite all the other things occurring, Sam's focus is still on getting rid of Mick. This will be his focus for today's immunity challenge.

The latest challenge has all the contestants dressed up as babies. After the director calls action, Mark the host (also dressed up as a baby) reluctantly emerges. He isn't happy.

Just before the challenge is about to begin, Mark literally spits the dummy. He tells producer Julie Christie that he's had enough - the indignity is all too much for him.
He storms off.

Having calmed down, Mark returns. The challenge goes down, and Sam needs to win to get rid of Mick. But Sam misunderstands what they are supposed to be looking for in the pools of goop, and Mick wins yet again.

Sam is not happy with himself, and amazed that Mick has one yet another challenge.

The looming vote
Sam, Tiffany and Ben have their usual pre-vote chat. Tiffany says she really needs the money, but Ben privately disses her to Sam. Each of them wants Sam to vote for the other. Sam says in interview that he will decide at the ceremony who he'll be voting for.

The vote itself
Sam votes for Tiffany.

When the votes are read out, it is Tiffany who gets the most votes (although it's only two) - she is outta there.

"Bros before hoes eh boys?" she says addressing the boys. She says she will have to go home and sell her apartment, and will probably end up living in Mick's West Auckland. She spins her tale of woe even further - she speaks to the camera, asking anyone out there for a date.

Her plate is smashed and she left.

In a post show interview, Sarah (who played Tiffany) says she feels sorry for everything Sam went through, and calls him a champ. "I'm not really rich and bitchy, I promise."