Survivor 51 Episode 2 is titled Weaponized Honesty and aired on CBS on September 30. The latest season of the beloved reality TV series marks the return of host Jeff Probst, who announced the return of the Open era in Season 51, meaning anything and everything from the past seasons is on the table.The Survivor 51 premiere saw players being divided into two tribes, Savu and Toka, with Lewis Kelly sent to the Exile Island. But after Aaliya was voted out in the first Tribal Council, Kelly became the newest member of Tribe Toka, but struggled to win the trust of other players.According to TV Line, the latest episode saw brutal potential game-ending injuries for Kristin and Brady. But the two players showed impressive sportsmanship and continued the game despite immense pain. The episode concluded with an interesting Tribal Council, where Rob set out to make history by voting himself out, but his plan was turned on its head.Here is the complete recap.Game-ending injuries in Survivor 51 Episode 2 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSurvivor 51 Episode 2 saw not one but two potentially game-ending injuries. During a rewards challenge that required players to navigate a series of obstacles while being blindfolded, Kristin took a nasty fall and injured her knee. The player took a brutal fall from a cargo net and injured her knee badly. Kristin initially believed that the injury would end her run on the reality TV series, but her resourcefulness saved the day. It turns out that Kristin had already researched a medicinal herb before the game, which helped ease her pain. The move not only highlighted Kristin's resourcefulness but also her determination to stay in the game.Brady was unstoppable at Tribe Toka in Survivor 51 Episode 2. After positioning himself as the leader of his tribe, Brady wanted to prove his worth. But this led to a serious accident, and Brady ended up cutting a quarter of his thumb with a machete. However, like Kristin, Brady was more concerned about continuing the game than his missing thumb. While Brady's injury was more serious than Kristin's and involved a lot of blood, he decided to stay in the game. The episode also featured a behind-the-scenes conversation between Brady and the producers, which Jeff Probst believed showed Brady's mindset.According to Gold Derby, in his Field notes for Survivor 51 Episode 2, Probst wrote:"In this case we felt it was essential as the details of [Brady's conversation with a producer] spoke to the state of his mindset. His only concern was if he was in danger of being pulled, not the obvious pain he was in. Brady had a great sense of humor as he pleaded with our medical team to wrap the piece of thumb and put it in a cooler to save for him after the show so he could take it home."Survivor 51 Episode 2: Who got voted out? View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSurvivor 51 Episode 2 featured an interesting Immunity challenge, which required both tribes to transport a 500-pound whale over a water obstacle. Toka Tribe secured a win against Savu by dominating them both at sea and on land. This brought Savu to their first Tribal Council.While the Savu Tribe unanimously decided to vote out Eric, things took a turn when Alexis overheard Ana talking about her to Carter. This led Alexis to reveal Ana's intention to vote out Linnea and Sharonda to the two women, forcing the tribe to change their decision. After Ana volunteered as the name that should be voted out, the women allied and decided to vote her out, instead of Eric.Unaware of this new alliance in Survivor 51 Episode 2, Rob had a plan of his own. In a bid to save Eric by sacrificing himself, Rob planned to write his own name in the voting booth. However, Rob was shocked when the producers told him he could not write his own name, as it was against the rules. Left with no choice, Rob wrote Eric's name. But as it turns out, only Ori, Ana, Rob, and Carter had voted for Eric. By a 6-4 vote from the tribe, Ana was voted out in the second episode.Survivor 51 airs weekly episodes every Wednesday on CBS.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.