On Uber today the teens are divided into two teams. Alex is partnered with Nicole while Robi is with Rona. One of the players has to be blindfolded and the other would be the coach. Each team had to get two dalags in a mud-filled arena in order to win a prize. Two seem to be a small number but the tricky thing about the game is the chasing and catching of the slimy fish.
Alex and Nicole were the first team to do the capturing. The Italian Valentino chased the fish while Nicole kept her poise as his coach. Alex totally freaked with the fish slipping out of his reach. When Robi and Rona had their turn, the Positive Girl coached her blindfolded partner tirelessly and even attempted to catch the fish for him. Which among the two teams would win this slippery challenge?
Also on Uber, ex-teen housemate Priscilla gave her point of view on issues surrounding her and the other housemates. She once again said that she was just being true to herself. The Deaf Dreamer also explained that her conflict with Rona was like any ordinary misunderstanding between best friends. When asked about her love life, she sums it up in one word: complicated. Pris also thanked her family and fans for their support and for 
believing in her. She especially thanked her beloved mother for being protective of her.
Meanwhile, the five remaining housemates inside the house missed the other teens and wondered where they could be. Little did they know, the four are having a blast in their Big island adventure. They had to fulfill tasks such as catching a talangka, exploring the island, and climbing a tree. However the four are confronted with a situation that wasn’t taught during their military training. Monkeys stole their meager food supply and were left with none. How will the four solve this problem?
If the four had an Island Adventure in Palawan, the housemates left also had a back-to-basics lesson from Kuya Primo. The house guest, who was also a chief of the Tagbanuas, lectured the teens on the native way of life. As part of their weekly task, he taught the teens how to make beaded necklaces, similar to the ones they make in his tribe. At the end of the week, they would have to produce 1,000 pieces. This merchandise would then be sold at the TeenDahan ni Kuya and the profit would benefit the City Tribal Foundation. Will the teens reach their 1,000 bracelet quota in time? See the first day of Ejay, Valerie, Nan and Beauty in Palawan on Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition Plus later on primetime!
