Episode 104

Season 1Episode 430 minSep 29, 2001
Episode 104
From MoolahBeach.com ""In the Makahiki Mission, X Marks the Spot, the teams climbed a rope bridge suspended above the water. The Purple Team won and choose Hurricane and Sun idols, giving them a total of four idols. The Green Team won the Kahuna Mission, Ula Maika. In this game, teams got inside a huge plastic balls raced each other. Red came in last. Drew and Nancy thought they were doomed to leave, but to everyone's surprise the Great Kahuna exiled the Yellow Team from the beach instead.""
Episode 104 has aired on Sep 29, 2001
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