The final six made it to the loved ones visit on 'Survivor: South Pacific' (Wed., 8PM ET on CBS). While the producers didn't bring in the notorious Russell Hantz to visit his nephew, Brandon's father Sean did stop by and prove that the Hantz brothers think a lot alike.

Sean Hantz was flabbergasted to hear that his son was more concerned about setting an example for Christ and viewers than he was about winning the prize.

"What are you here for then?" he asked his son. "You came here to win a million dollars. Let's not lose perspective."

But Brandon was adamant that things had changed and it wasn't about the money for him, while Sean wanted him to do what it took to make that final three. Sean even took matters into his own hands, approaching Coach.

"Brandon's dad comes out here and basically tries to bully me into making sure that his son goes all the way to the end and wins a million dollars," Coach laughed later about the encounter.

At Tribal Council, though, it was just another attempt by the editors and producers to try and add some suspense to these last several episodes. It has been by the book week in and week out, and followed suit this week with Ozzy defeating Cochran in the duel -- though Cochran surprisingly nearly beat Ozzy -- and Edna getting voted out.