Thanks to March Madness,'Survivor' fans got their fill a day early when a double elimination episode of 'Heroes vs. Villains' aired Wednesday and sent two players packing. Hobbled "Hero" James Clement was the fifth in his tribe to have his torch snuffed and cocky Tyson Apostol became the second Villain ousted from the game.

And this wasn't the first time an injury caused James' downfall -- which he couldn't quite believe. "I went 32 years without ever being in a hospital," he told AOL TV in his exit interview. (Click here to read what Tyson, who, despite all evidence to the contrary, maintains that he's "still pretty awesome," had to say for himself after his ouster.)

Thanks to March Madness, 'Survivor' fans got their fill a day early when a double elimination episode of 'Heroes vs. Villains' aired Wednesday and sent two players packing; Tyson Apostol became the second ousted "Villain" of the season and the hobbled "Hero," James Clement, limped in the footsteps of four before him.

In a carabiner-through-ropes challenge that had players from both tribes vying for individual immunity, Candice eked out a victory over her fellow heroes -- effectively keeping her neck off the chopping block -- and Boston Rob prevailed, yet again, for the villains.

When the two winners were pitted against each other in the same challenge for a sudden death "hot dogs and all the fixins" reward, Rob triumphed and his band of dastardly bad guys were licking their lips in anticipation of chowing on franks while watching the Heroes throw down at their Tribal Council.

Check out the interview after the jump.

They don't call it 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains' (Thu., 8PM ET on CBS) for nothing. James Clement found that out when he injured his leg during a challenge, and Jeff Probst called in a medic to take a look.

The thing about 'Survivor' is that no matter what size or shape you are – even a big, muscular guy like Clement -- anything can happen. You just have to roll with it and make the best of whatever situation comes up. He took it like a trooper, though, didn't he? He didn't even seem to be in pain.

Watch the video after the jump.