LAST EDITED ON 04-08-11 AT 04:29 PM (EST)

I don't think there will be two separate IC's. How would the two immunities work?

A) Both challenge winners could be immune for both votes. But I don't think they would grant anyone, much less two people, a second immunity for winning only a single challenge.

B) The winner of the first challenge could be immune for the first vote only, and the winner of the second challenge immune for the second vote only. But then the second immunity holder could get voted out in the first vote. And if that happened no one would have immunity for the second vote. So that scenario makes no sense whatsoever.

What would make the most sense to me is that there is only one challenge and one immunity winner. Then, at TC, there is a single voting round where everyone has to vote for two people. The two with the most votes are out, with the usual hii rules in effect. *note -- there is a sort-of precedent for doing it this way: in Pearl Islands the Outcasts each had to cast two votes at the TC that sent two of them back to the game.

My only problem with the above scenario is that they are using the term "Double Trouble Council", which does seem to suggest two separate rounds of voting. But I can't think of another way they could do it.

ETA: Well the cap Dabo posted below seems to show that there WILL be two separate tribal councils taking place, which means two separate votes. So I still have no idea how they'll work the challenge(s).