Another strong alliance on Survivor 51 may be coming to a dramatic end.
In Us’ exclusive sneak peek of the Wednesday, October 28, episode of the hit CBS reality show, Mike Pinsky and Brady Booker share a tense conversation, revealing that their bromance could have some serious cracks.
“You hear a lot of s*** about me, don’t you? I don’t know why,” Mike, 32, says in the preview. “You see me f***ing sitting here.”
Brady, 27, replies, “Like I say to you, when you stick your neck out for someone, you put your neck out. So when I hear a lot of things, I stick up for you, but it just puts me in a spot. So that’s why I fact-check.”
While the Toka tribe was safe from tribal council in last week’s episode, tensions are high after two players were abruptly sent home.
Meanwhile, and as contestants continue to be voted off the island, Mike finds himself reevaluating which players are worthy of his loyalty.
“At this point in the game, the Brady relationship is uber high maintenance, and it’s getting worse,” Mike says in a confessional interview. “Brady wants to know the context of all the conversations I have with anybody. He sees me leave camp with someone. He wants the full download of what we talked about. I am so done with this.”
The baseball executive from New York continues, “It’s such a game liability to have a theoretical ally that you’re relying on is watching over you like a hawk all the time.”
Brady, however, sees things differently. The professional wrestler swears he’s not interrogating his tribe member. Instead, he insists he’s “just trying to make sure I don’t look like an idiot.”
Before the conversation comes to an end, Mike has one more question for his friend: Are we still good?
“Yes, Mike. Stop asking me because you asking me almost bothers me because it almost scares me,” Brady replies. “When we made our little pact, it’s over.”
Host Jeff Probst previously teased that Survivor 51 would heavily incorporate past game mechanics, hidden immunity idols and other advantages to keep castaways on their toes.
Regardless of what could be coming next, Mike is making it clear who may be next on his target list.
“Honestly, I’ve had enough of being bossed around,” he shares in a confessional. “I am so ready to flip.”
Survivor airs on CBS Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET.
