Tribal Council on Day 19 of the Survivor 44 Season.

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Part 1: https://youtu.be/zVBgn4L1Y1U
Part 2: https://youtu.be/7z7zxLF-dHc
Part 3: https://youtu.be/mRiyvHwZAJM

VOTED OUT:
Frannie Marin
Voting Confessionals
No voting confessionals were aired.

Final Words
FRANNIE
“ I put my game to the test tonight, and I failed, and I don't fail tests. But I feel like a stronger, more powerful woman. I beasted challenges… What?! And, honestly, being a jury member is like the most exciting thing; it's a front row seat for my favorite show—what more could I ask for? ”

Trivia
Secret Scenes
(Untitled): On Day 19, the Va Va tribe has fun with Carolyn's makeshift bowling alley.[1]
Is This Real Redux: See who is the latest victim of finding Brandon’s fake idol.[2]
Family Farting Fun: The Va Va Tribe share [stories] of passing gas.[3]
Behind the Scenes
On Fire with Jeff Probst
Shooting Survivor: Jeff Probst talks about the technical aspects of producing Survivor, including the cinematography, sound design, and lighting of the show.[4]
Other
This marks the first time this season where the remaining Tika members outnumbered each of the other starting tribes.

https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Survivor_44

Production
The 44th season was filmed in the same production cycle as Survivor 43, with the same COVID-19-related modified protocols.

The season was accompanied by an official Survivor podcast, On Fire with Jeff Probst, which provided behind-the-scenes insights and discussion regarding each week's episode.[3] On the podcast, Jeff confirmed that, even with the relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions, future seasons will continue to play as 26-day games, with the exception of "special" seasons that will revert to the 39-day format.[4]

Twists/Changes
Shortened Game: The game only lasted for 26 days, 13 days shorter than the standard 39.
Tribe Division: The 18 castaways were divided into 3 tribes of 6. No unifying theme was used in dividing the tribes.
Penalties for Losing Immunity Challenges: The tribe that lost an Immunity Challenge was forced to surrender their flint to Jeff and could only win it back if they won the next Immunity Challenge.
Shot in the Dark: By sacrificing one's vote at Tribal Council, a player in trouble could choose to invoke this advantage for a one-in-six chance to be immune from the vote. If successful, the play acted as if a Hidden Immunity Idol was played.
Hidden Immunity Idol: Each tribe has a locked birdcage containing a bag. Hidden somewhere at their camp is a key that unlocks the birdcage and thus the Hidden Immunity Idol inside the bag. The bag also contains a tribe-colored trinket which has no power and whose utility is left to whomever opens the cage to decide. The appearance of the Hidden Immunity Idols is different for each tribe—a bracelet for Ratu, a medallion for Soka, and a coin for Tika—and each tribe's real idol matches the appearance of another tribe's powerless trinket—Ratu's medallion, Soka's coin, and Tika's bracelet.
Summit: Castaways from different tribes were taken to another island. Separately and in private, each castaway would draw from a bag containing three packages: two will cause them to lose their vote at their next Tribal Council, while one contains an advantage. If the castaway draws the advantage, their task is complete. If they find that they have lost their vote, they may choose to draw one of the two remaining packages. They may either receive an advantage, or find that they have lost their vote for the next two Tribal Councils that they attend.
Bank Your Vote Advantage: The advantage holder is allowed to keep a blank parchment at any Tribal Council instead of casting a vote, allowing them to vote twice at a future Tribal Council.
Inheritance Advantage: This advantage allows its holder to pocket all advantages and Hidden Immunity Idols that are played at any Tribal Council up until the final seven. Its holder must play the advantage when casting their vote.
Temporary Hidden Immunity Idols: On Day 8, the three castaways who went on the summit each received an idol that would expire when the individual phase of the game began. The castaways did not have to risk their vote to receive the idol.
Tribe Switch: Also on Day 8, the three castaways who went on the summit were instructed to drop their buffs...