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We are live at
Paramount pictures studios in

Hollywood for the finale of ama.

Thanks to everybody for joining us.

Everyone having a "survivor" watch party.

Glad to have you with us.

I want to welcome all of our new
fans who discovered "survivor"

this season.

I know for a lot of you it was
because you heard Billie Eilish

were Zac brown was going to be
part of the fun and it piqued

your interest.

I want to thank those celebrity
super fans for helping make it a

fun and exciting season of "survivor."

That was a lot of energy.

I like it.

This was a very unique season
because we turned a lot of the

decisions over to you, the fans,
that uncertainty kept the

players off balance every day.

It was risky but when you have
great players, you have great

seasons.

We had 24 amazing players.

Let's say hello to them.

Come on out.

The players of "survivor 50".

There they are.

We have the non jury and the jury.

Everybody looking so good!

And of course we have the final five

still in the running for winning
this, going home with the 2

million dollars.

Rizo, tiff, aubry, Jonathan, and Joe.

That's it.

Michael white is shooting "the
white lotus" in France but we

are going to check in with him a
little later.

All right, have a seat, everybody.

I just want to address the
players and say that we asked a

lot from you.

From the very first moments.

I've basically said we need everything.

We need all of it.

And each and ea each and every
one of you gave us everything.

It's one of the best seasons
we've ever done.

You have delighted the fans and
we've had a blast making it with

you.

All right.

So our finale is packed.

So we are going to treat
tonight... wait a minute, let's get a

shot of this.

Here's what's happening tonight.

There we go.

So we're going to check in with
the players throughout the night

and then we'll react to the big
moments as they happen and in

the end were going to crown a
winner and we are going to aware

of these five right here.

The only thing left to do is get into it!

It's the "survivor 50" finale.

Rowlett, Joe!

Welcome to "survivor 50"!

Go!

This is like the super bowl.

This season feels as epic as it looks.

You've got it!

Dig!

It's do-or-die.

We're back, baby.

We're in for a roller
coaster, and it ain't gonna be

easy.

Colby.

Sorry.

And we call it a blood moon.

You're not gonna want to see this.

Yahtzee.

No way.

Please land on heads.

It is heads!

He just won you guys $1 million!

Wow!

Time for you to go.

What is it?

Inconceivably?

It's "i-n-c-o-n."

Right here!

Jeff!

Tiff thinks she has it and she does!

Let's go!

Tiff got no help from anybody.

Wow!

Let's go!

You were supposed to be the plan.

But you messed up their plan by winning.

By winning.

So I need them to get aubry.

I can tell you who I think threats are.

Right.

One is Cirie.

Yeah, obviously.

This is kind of where the
game gets hard.

This is our move.

Tonight is the night we strike.

Yup.

Taking out Cirie is
heartbreaking, but at the same

out and the ninth member of our Cirie.

I know.

Don't say it!

Why don't you say it?

Well, Jeff, I guess the trib has spoken.

They have, Cirie.

All right.

Good luck, guys.

Love you, Cirie.

Good luck.

Congratulations.

Words can't describe what I
pulled off today.

I, along with Joe, Jonathan, an
aubry, were able to blindside

Cirie.

I love Cirie, but come on, she'
one of the greatest players

ever.

She almost flipped the script t
get aubry out, but in the end,

out-Cirie'd Cirie, guaranteeing
my spot in the final five and

now the final four, 'cause I
have my idol still in my pocket

dude, how do we handle this?

Let's ask her?

Tiff, you want to talk?

No.

Tiffany got played, so she's really upset.

Be careful, be careful, be
careful, be careful.

Be careful.

It kind of sucks, but,
personally, I feel like a

million.

I feel like... sorry... I feel
like two million bucks right

now, but I need to keep my eyes
on the prize.

And that's making sure that tif
doesn't make it to the end.

I know you don't want to tal
to me, but if and when you want

to talk, I'm open to talking.

My name went down tonight too, so...

You should ask yourself why.

I know that if I didn't win
today, I was the plan.

And you was a part of it.

And don't sit up here and lie t
my face and say you wasn't.

I was a part of it, but... >>
okay then, so don't ask why

wrote your name down, then.

And don't come over here giving
me fake sympathy.

It's not fake sympathy.

It is.

It is, aubry.

It is.

Of course, when we come back
from tribal council, the first

thing snake-ass aubry wants to
do is, "girl, I, I'm

here if you want to talk."

You.

I wrote your name down and I
don't feel bad because you was

in on the plan to get me out.

If I didn't win today, I would
have went home.

That's true.

All right, then.

Aubry, what do you want to talk about?

The fact that you was gonna
write my name down today if I

wasn't immune or the fact that
you lied to me all day?

Which one you want to talk about?

I'm not doing the rigamarole no more.

We got three days.

I have fire in my veins right
now, and I'm gonna do whatever

to stay in this game.

It's just hypocritical.

And there's no reason to get,
like, that mad.

To be, like, furious at us, to
me... just being honest... is

immature.

Tiffany is bitter.

Tiffany is pissed.

And when you get emotional, you
get blinded about what you need

to do.

I used to do that.

I was naive the first time I
played, but now I know these

people are here to chop my head off.

And so, in this season, I'll do
anything to win "survivor,"

because this is war.

Had we taken her up on you, you
would be going home.

I know that.

Had we listened to her... >> I know tht.

You'd be going home.

I know that.

From what I've heard today, tif
was throwing out my name.

So why the hell am I the one
getting all the heat?

I love when people get annoyed
in you in "survivor," and

they're writing your name down.

In the blink of an eye, she
would absolutely cut our head

off before tonight.

I know.

I know that.

I will leave my door open to
her, but it's not my job to mak

this all right for her.

I have to continue focusing on my game.

Man, two more days.

Do you think it's fire?

I don't know.

I won in fire on my season,
but it was very long.

Was yours fast?

Yes.

Yeah, but you've played 140 day
of "survivor."

That doesn't mean I can star a fire better.

You've played three times as long as me.

'Cause I'm three times crazier than you.

This is the third time that I'v
made the final five of

"survivor."

I think that says that I am
doing something just a little

bit right.

But I'm in a very precarious
spot right now.

I'm the only multi-time
returning player, and people ar

starting to talk about how I'm threat.

Let's go win a challenge.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

I'm gonna try my best.

Yeah.

I mean, got to just get it.

Yeah.

Between me and you, worst case,
if tiff wins, aubry goes.

That's what I want.

You got my word.

Me, you and Joe are getting there.

That's good to hear.

My game plan is to sit next to
Joe and rizo at the final three

if I sit next to Tiffany, I'll
lose, because she has a lot of

friends on the other side.

Even if it's fire and not a
vote at four, we can beat aubry

and you and Joe can beat her at fire.

But aubry, she's like a
underdog story for the century.

You have somebody that fought
against everybody, going back

and forth to make it to the final three.

These are huge plot points to
talk about at the end of the

game.

Me, you and rizo are locked, right?

Right.

And there's nothing changing about that.

I just would rather one of us wins.

So, what's the problem?

We still got an option in aubry right?

Our plan is to vote out
either aubry or Tiffany,

depending on who wins.

We are off and running.

Well, we knew with this group of
players that every tribal

council was going to be brutal
because we were going to lose

somebody great.

But when this woman was voted out...

I think all our hearts sank a little bit.

Take that in, Cirie.

Take that in.

All right, let's talk.

Cirie, I don't really need to
say anything else but I'm going

to.

How are you feeling right now?

I mean, that's a lot to walk out to.

I am so grateful and appreciative for the

outpouring of love that I've
been receivin of love that I've

been receiv receiving.

It's astronomical.

I can't even put it into words.

I have not cried one tear until
this moment.

So it should speak volumes to
how you guys are affecting my

heart right now, and I just want
to say thank you for 20 of the

most amazing... thank you for an
opportunity to live 20 of the

most amazing years of my life.

I didn't know what I had in me
until I tried "survivor" for the

first time and every time I come
back I see more and more and

more what I have been I don't so
thank you guys for that.

I want to share a
little something about Cirie's

game play.

This is the truth.

Our producers would come back
from a day on the beach with you

and they would say "it's
intoxicating and impossible to

describe how she does it but she
moves the game to where she

wants it and nobody sees that
she's done it."

Our producers would say "we are
watching it going, how is she

doing it?

She's not doing anything."

The reason I brought you out
here is beyond your game play,

like you said when you came out
here 20 years ago, I remember

you saying.

Now you embody everything that
"survivor" is about.

There has never been anyone like
you, Cirie.

You inspire all of us because we
see ourselves in you.

I want to present you with something.

It's not a joke.

This is a one-time award.

We made this in the "survivor"
art department.

Let me read what it says.

The spirit of "survivor" award
presented to Cirie fields.

And at the bottom, at the bottom
it says "for inspiring others to

discover the fire that burns within."

The idea with this, Cirie, is
that the fire that was in you is

so strong, that fire we all have
can break through rock if we

give it a chance.

You are inspiring us to give it a chance.

We love you.

All right, more "survivor 50"
finale right after this.

Come on in!

Good morning.

Good morning, Jeff.

Great morning to you, Jeff.

Morning, Jeff.

Final five of "survivor 50".

Wow.

All right, shall we get to
today's immunity challenge?

Yes, sir.

First things first, tiff.

Got to take it back.

All right.

Thank you.

Once again, immunity is back up
for grabs.

For today's challenge, you're
gonna race to the top of a tall

tower...

And use a "survivor" fishing
pole to retrieve a machete.

You'll then chop a rope,
releasing a ramp.

You'll slide down it, crawl
through a muddy net.

Once you're through, you'll
collect sandbags and use them t

knock over three targets containing keys.

You will use the keys to unlock
and solve a "survivor" ladder

puzzle.

You'll climb up the ladder to
the top and race to finish a

Phoenix puzzle.

First player to finish wins the
immunity necklace, guaranteed a

spot in the final four of "survivor 50."

Losers, tribal council, where
somebody will be the 20th

person...

Wow.

Voted out of this
season, become the tenth member

of our jury.

Take a look at this challenge.

It is huge.

And you know what is just as big?

The stakes for each one of you
right now.

All right, we're gonna draw for spots.

We'll get it on.

Here we go.

Day 24.

All right, here we go.

For immunity and a guaranteed
spot in the final four.

Survivors ready.

Go!

First, you're going up that deck.

You can get up there with the
rope, or you don't need the

rope.

Nobody wanted the rope.

Now you're climbing up that
ladder to a new "survivor"

the "survivor" fishing pole.

Guaranteed spot at four on the line.

Stakes have never been bigger I
"survivor 50."

Jonathan quickly has his machete.

Wasting no time.

Tiff right behind.

Tiff has her machete.

Joe's got his.

Rizo has his.

Aubry's going fishing, and she's got hers.

Now you got to untie that
machete and chop the rope to

release your ramp.

There's Jonathan.

He's good.

Jonathan in the early lead in
this final five challenge to ge

to four.

Tiff has hers.

That's how you do it, tiff.

There goes Joe with one chop.

Aubry's got her machete free.

She does it.

Rizo has his.

Here comes Joe.

Here comes tiff.

Jonathan through the mud.

Shake it.

You just need one bag with color.

Jonathan nearly shook the pole over.

Start tossing.

Jonathan is annihilating this
challenge right now.

Joe in the mud.

Aubry in the mud.

Rizo in the mud.

Tiff in the mud.

Jonathan is literally two for two...

With his tosses.

Almost a perfect score.

Here comes tiff.

She's got her sandbag.

Tiff just misses.

Jonathan with that third.

What?

You've got three targets, three keys.

There goes Joe.

Looking for that colored sandbag, Joe.

Jonathan has his third.

He can get his keys.

Tiff has her first.

It is Jonathan in the lead right now.

Twist!

It's called a twisted net.

Let's go, rizo.

Jonathan takes almost all of th
ladder rungs out at once.

And quickly, Jonathan finds the
first piece.

It is like Jonathan built and
designed this challenge himself

he is destroying it.

There you go, aubry.

Let's go.

Joe's got it.

Get your keys, Joe.

Tiff trying to get that third
target, and she's got it.

Tiff has her three keys.

You're gonna build this ladder
from the bottom to the top.

Joe takes all the ladder rungs
out at once.

Here comes tiff.

Jonathan with another ladder rung.

Is it right?

It is.

Aubry with her third target.

She's got her three keys.

Rizo's got his third key.

Everybody now working on the ladder.

But it is Jonathan in the lead
with his last piece.

Jonathan gonna get to that
Phoenix puzzle first.

Joe's up top, working on the puzzle.

Here goes tiff.

She's now gonna be working on
the puzzle too.

It's gonna be Jonathan, tiff,
and Joe on the puzzle.

Tiff off to a fast start.

Rizo's gonna be up here on the puzzle.

Took him a little while.

Let's go, aubry.

I don't know what I'm doing.

Jonathan got here first, but that lead has

evaporated.

It is anybody's challenge to wi right now.

Tiff has made up some time.

Aubry with her last ladder rung
you're good, aubry.

Aubry now up here to work on th puzzle.

Everybody on the puzzle now.

You know the image.

It's the Phoenix that you are building.

Aubry's on the puzzle and
immediately sticks her first

piece.

Aubry with her second piece.

Jonathan with another piece.

It is Jonathan, tiff, and Joe,
then aubry, then rizo.

Joe with another piece.

Getting close to finishing the
circle frame, which means all h

has left is the guts.

Come on, Jonathan.

That's what 24 days ou here gets you.

Jonathan, easy.

That is the problem
with building the entire frame

first.

There's no support for some of
those pieces, and they will

drop.

Tiff, slow and steady as always
with another piece.

Tiff is building it from the bottom up.

You don't have to worry about
the frame falling.

Joe holding his puzzle with one
hand, trying to find a piece

with another.

Not the approach he'd like to b
taking right now, but it's the

approach he must take.

Meanwhile, tiff does not have that issue.

Will that be the difference in
this challenge... simply the wa

you approached it?

Joe with another piece.

Jonathan gets it in.

He's got another piece.

We are dead even.

Nine pieces left for Joe, tiff,
and Jonathan.

Make it eight for tiff as she
places another.

Jonathan with another piece.

It's taking Jonathan a lot
longer to get his pieces in

there.

Tiff with another piece.

Down to seven.

Tiff is capitalizing on all the
time it takes Joe and Jonathan

to get one piece in.

She does not have that issue of
stability, and that is proving

to be the difference right now.

Jonathan's still working to get
another piece in, taking him so

much longer than tiff.

Jonathan with another piece.

Is this right?

Can he get it in?

He's got it.

Another piece for Jonathan.

This could come down to the wir
and a couple of pieces at the

end.

Tiff with another piece.

Jonathan with another piece.

It's gonna be a race to the finish.

Tiff with another piece.

A spot in the final four on the line.

One of the closest finishes we
have ever had in a puzzle.

Tiff with another piece.

Tiff is down to two.

Jonathan is down to two.

He's trying to get one piece in
but it's taking a long time.

Tiff with another piece.

Tiff down to one piece now.

Jonathan is down to one piece.

Jeff, Jeff, Jeff!

Jonathan thinks he has it.

Jeff, Jeff, Jeff!

And he does!

Yeah!

Wow!

Yeah!

Yes!

Wow, what a finish.

Thank you, god.

Puzzle king.

Unbelievable.

That is as close... >> yes, yes!

As we have ever had a
puzzle... >> Jeff: In "survivor."

Wow.

Jonathan, come on over.

For the second time this season
immunity is yours.

And you are guaranteed
a spot in the final four.

You're not going home tonight.

As for the rest of you, tonight
the 20th person will be voted

out, become the tenth member of
our jury.

Grab your stuff, head out.

See you all tonight at tribal council.

I'm pissed, I'm angry,
because I feel like I've worked

so hard to get to this point, t
have it all unravel because of

one stinking puzzle piece.

I know these people have been
drooling at the mouth to get me

out of this game.

And now I'm about to walk into
tribal council at final five

with no necklace around my neck
and they're clear and free to

take the shot.

I wish you could be here watching

this with 1200 people.

It is exhilarating.

Visit season introduced us to a
modern day bromance.

Today's Laurel and Hardy.

Christian, Rick.

So fun having you on this season
and the fiendship you developed,

it seemed like instantly.

Walk me through the tribal council.

That was like a scene from "dumb
and dumber."

Did you decide who had to do
what roll or did know?

Obviously I was the distraction.

He's the man of action.

I he is captain kirk.

I am Mr.

Spock.

Practice?

I kept it for dress rehearsa
I kept it for dress rehear

rehearsal.

The one-word everybody
sort of attributes to you is joy

and we saw the whole season, the
way you talked about your family

and your kids and why you are
out there and all that was

beautiful.

But the moment that embodied it
for me was the coin flip.

We didn't know how people were
going to react in terms of the

players and you almost seemed to
will that coin.

Did you feel it?

Dude, I wanted it so bad.

You saw it.

I was crazy that night.

I was positive was going to LAN
I was positive was going to la

land.

I knew... you said give us
everything so I was like, I am

born for this.

I have the coin.

This is the coin that you
flipped and it does seem since

you are the one to be courageous
enough to do it, you should be

the keeper of the coin.

This is yours.

Thank you.

Somebody's going to be
going home with 2 million

tonight.

The "survivor 50" finale
continues after this.

Good job, everybody.

I can't tell you how excited I
am that I won the final five

immunity challenge, which bring
me to the final four.

Great job.

You stuck with that.

You did amazing.

I thought I was a goner.

I'm still not a great puzzle
guy, but I am good enough to ge

the Phoenix and make him fly a little bit.

Right on my chest.

He loves it here.

I was telling Joe,
we're one challenge away now.

If me, you, or Joe win tomorrow
we're in the final three, baby.

Bro, this is insane.

The plan is, I'm gonna play
my idol tonight to guarantee

myself in the final four.

And Joe, Jonathan, aubry, and I
will be voting for tiff.

She is the biggest threat to my
game at this point, because the

jury is eating tiff's game up.

You have a great underdog story
along with three immunity wins,

possibly four, if you make it t tomorrow.

To give myself and my family th
best shot at $2 million, I can'

sit next to you.

What can I say to convince you
to let me stay one more day?

I'ma be honest, probably nothing.

Then what's the point?

I know.

There's not really many chess
pieces left on the board.

Shot in the dark is done at thi
point, so I can't even play

that, but I do believe I have
the power of persuasion.

So my plan is to just sell
people on how good of a game

aubry has played.

I don't think I will be able to
move rizo, but I do think I

could possibly convince Joe tha
right now, in this moment, aubr

is a bigger threat.

Aubry was robbed her season.

I know.

People, "survivor" fans,
especially on the jury... >> I

know.

They would love to give aubr
$2 million to rectify the

injustice she suffered on her seasons.

I know.

There's people over there
that love aubry and have known

her for years.

They don't give a damn about no
newbies like me, rizo, even you

I don't get it.

I know.

It sucks that in this game, whe
people think you're the,

you get voted out.

Aubry has been playing a long time.

She is an old-school player.

She has a lot of friends, actual
friends on the jury.

On the other hand, Tiffany, she
is a fierce competitor.

She could win her way into the
final three, no doubt.

I only need one more person
to vote if you're willing to

vote aubry.

To me, it's a crapshoot.

I think they both could win.

So I'm just gonna go with my gut.

She was just trying to pitch that's all.

Pitch me?

No.

Yes.

But...

No, no.

No, what I meant by that was... >> I know.

She's trying to switch us.

I know.

And just how good of a threa
you are, but...

I know.

Right now Tiffany is scrambling
but in "survivor," you have to

figure out when to put your foo
on the gas and when to take you

foot off the pedal.

So my strategy right now is to stay calm.

I'm mature enough of a
"survivor" player that I can be

honored that I'm a threat, but,
my gosh, it's not what I

want to hear at the final five.

She's pitching you.

Okay.

Just letting you know.

Maybe she pitches you something
different.

Thank you.

I have a good relationship with
Jonathan, Joe, and rizo.

So I'm confident that the work
I've done all along to solidify

these relationships are gonna
get me to the end.

Listen.

If for whatever reason I'm
still here tomorrow and I win...

I promise you, on my life, I
will not put you in fire.

On my life, I will not put you in fire.

We don't even know if there
is fire making, 'cause we don't

know what the fans voted for.

But the truth is, last time I
played, in "survivor" season 42

Mike beat me at fire making, an
I went home fourth.

Mike's flame is really starting to burn.

It is killing it.

There it is.

Yes.

It's over.

Yes!

And that always has haunted me.

So Tiffany's offer is huge.

Rizo told me earlier that he
feels like I have an underdog

story.

But my underdog... my "underdog
story" is nothing compared to

aubry's.

We would be foolish not to
realize that that's the real

threat here.

And if she gets anywhere past
here, and none of us can realiz

that...

Yo, we're cooked, all of us.

I think aubry and Tiffany is
a close battle on who needs to

go next, 'cause aubry is, like,
the perfect underdog.

Tiffany is the sweetheart of
this season when she's winning

all these immunities.

So it's, like, difficult to
decide who to vote for.

Yeah.

You heard Tiffany's pitch.

Yeah.

She's got good points.

I know.

Tonight's gonna come down to
me and Joe.

This is not an easy decision.

It could cost $2 million.

The... the weight of that is heavy.

With us in person tonight
because he's filming "the white"

"lotus 4" in the south of France
but he's agreed to stay very

late with us.

Mike, thanks for being with us.

Sorry I couldn't be there in person.

Glad to be here.

I've got to ask with
all the success of "the white"

lotus" you moved your shooting
schedule for a season to come

play "survivor 50".

What is it about the show that
drew you back?

I mean, "survivor" has given
me so much personally and as a

viewer when I was a contestant
and it such cultural milestone.

50 seasons, are you kidding?

I wouldn't miss it.

Steel and tell me if this is
true, the way it works on her

show, you went to the end.

The first time you played, you
didn't experience what happened

if you get voted out.

Now you get voted out and you
have this time on your hands

because we asked you to not go
back so people don't know they

are out of the game.

Is it true you medially started
working on "white lotus" after

you had just gotten voted out?

Yeah.

Of course I was bummed, it took
a data nurse my wounds but then

I got to work.

Nobody knew where I was.

I didn't have a phone.

Being able to write "white
lotus" season 4 was a gift in

itself.

That's great.

We're excited for it.

You had "survivor" cameos in
"white lotus."

Are there any going to be in 4
and do you want to drop that

news now?

Sure, I might as well.

Everybody is invited but there
are going to be two contestants

that we are flying out to be in the show.

And they are Charlie and kamilla.

Charlie and kamilla.

That got a huge response.

Awesome.

Mike, thank you for staying up late.

I know you're literally in the
middle of shooting a scene

probably and you have ducked
into a tent.

We love you.

Have a great time.

Love you guys.

Sorry I couldn't be there.

Michael white in France.

We'll be right back after a
special look at the paramount+

original series "dutton ranch."

We'll now bring in the
members of our jury.

All right, so let's review what
happened this afternoon.

The single-closest final five
challenge in the history of

"survivor."

Tiff, one piece separated you
and Jonathan.

Literally could not have been any closer.

When it ended, Jonathan had a
big celebration, and you were

frustrated.

Yes.

That was a very honest moment for me.

You know, I've experienced the
seven stages of grief more toda

than I have this entire game.

You know, I might be going home
tonight.

So, really, I'm just here to ge
a couple things off my chest,

Jeff.

Okay.

You know, there was a lot of
conversations.

"You're just such a big
threat" and "I don't think I ca

win sitting next to you " and " I
hope you think this is a

compliment."

Like, that made me so angry
inside, I wanted to explode, bu

I literally had to hold it in
because I'm like, "that is the

most asinine thing I've ever
heard in my life."

Meant to be a compliment or not
I don't care.

That's stupid.

But it's not a disrespectful
thing to her as a person.

It's not a... a shot at her.

It's like, in some ways, she's
played better than any of us.

And it could be a compliment.

I know she doesn't take it that
way, but it's true.

But myself and Joe have won
the same amount of challenges.

That's the most frustrating part.

It's only scary when you lose to me.

When they lose to the boys, it's
daps and hugs.

Like, why am I the biggest
challenge threat?

I'm not the only person out her
with three challenge wins.

So make that make sense.

I could hazard a guess
they have an alliance with Joe,

and they don't have an alliance with you.

And what I heard Jonathan say in
was, "it isn't personal that we

don't like you, tiff.

It's personal that we don't wan
to lose to you.

And that is the game."

Yes.

That's the counterargument.

What would have made the rea
difference is if I felt like I

got back to camp and I was
really considered and not try in

to be managed.

That was the most frustrating part.

Rizo, tiff's making a
passionate plea about what

frustrates her.

The other side of this is that
"survivor" is the game of &

social politics.

It all comes out in the end when
you have people at the final

three who have to answer to the jury.

For me, I want to give mysel
the best position to win the $2

million not only for myself but my family.

And unfortunately, the way that
"survivor" is built, it's, for

you to succeed, you need others to fail.

Aubry, what was your
part in this this afternoon

because, I'm guessing, part of
tiff's case would be, "why me?"

Why not aubry?

Look at aubry's story.

Fourth time.

"Everybody loves aubry."

I was having conversations
with the entire tribe.

I have the whole time.

I've opened doors with all of these guys.

We've been discussing things as
they go.

We've been discussing the future.

We've been discussing now.

We've been discussing things
that have happened.

I've been working with them for
the last few votes.

But I knew tiff didn't want to
talk game with me today.

So I expect to see my name down
on parchment.

Tiff, pretty honest answer.

Yeah.

But, you know, in the words of
my girl aubry that she said at

the last tribal council, "I jus
think they're cutting the wires"

on the bomb in the wrong order.

They're cutting the wrong one tonight.

Jonathan.

It blows my mind that this
has gotten to this level becaus

I have no hard feelings towards
Tiffany, and I... I wish she

didn't towards any of us, 'caus
it's not towards you as a

person.

It's not.

It is what it is, Jeff.

At least I got it off my chest
before I went out.

So it sounds like it I you.

It is.

Well, how is this stor
going to end, do you think?

Is this the story, or is this
just one of the many flavors of

your "survivor" experience?

I'd say this is just one of
the many flavors, Jeff.

Right now my flavor is spicy.

We'll see how I'm feeling
tomorrow when I'm on the jury.

All right, then.

It is time to vote.

Aubry, you're up.

I'll go tally the votes.

If anybody has an advantage or
an idol and you want to play it

tonight is the last time you ma do so.

Jeff.

Damn.

No point in holding it.

Shout-out my secret Santa.

This is for me.

This is a hidden immunity idol.

Any votes cast for rizo will no count.

I'll read the votes.

Aubry.

Tiff.

One vote aubry, one vote tiff.

Tiff, damn.

Tiff.

Two votes tiff, one vote aubry.

20th person voted out and the tiff.

That's three.

That's enough.

Need to bring me your torch.

Good game, tiff.

Good night, miss.

Great having you back, tiff.

Thank you.

It's great being back.

Tiff, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

Thanks.

Good night, Jeff.

Good night.

Grab your torches.

Head back to camp.

Good night.

I am extremely proud of the
game I played.

I'm walking away from this with
my head held high.

And amongst all these "survivor
giants and legends, I was seen"

as one of the biggest threats o
the beach.

It just lets me know that I
guess I'm a "survivor" giant,

too.

She wanted to watch the end of
her tribal council.

Standing ovation.

Take that in.

All right.

I have one question.

Just because we're live and
we've got to keep the show

going, I have one question that
I hope this answers.

When we called you, when we knew
we felt very confident what we

were doing.

But that list was heady, there
were a lot of great names.

Was there ever a moment of
imposter syndrome that danced

through your head about "do I belong?"

Absolutely.

When I saw the list, you can't
help but feel imposter syndrome.

There are people I played
against that I grew up watching.

But beyond a shadow of about all
of that imposter syndrome has

melted away.

I know who I am.

If we call again.

Ten times out of ten, I am
picking up that phone.

Not only am I coming back but
I'm winning.

More "survivor 50" finale after this.

Good morning, rizo.

What's up, Mr.

Joe?

What up, aub?

Good morning.

Day 25!

Crazy.

Yeah.

Final four, season 50, guys.

Super proud of all of us.

You, too.

Straight up.

I am so excited.

We outlasted 20 of the best
players that ever played to mak

it to the final four.

One of us four are winning $2
million, and the realization

starts to hit.

Final four.

Happy final four, everybody!

The vibe around camp is amazing.

It's great.

It's all smiles now.

But season 50 is all about uncertainty.

All right.

"The fans selected this final test, and

you know the competition is tough.

Winner pleads their case to the
losers all exposed to the final

snuff."

So no hint at all.

No hint.

That doesn't even tell us if it's fire.

Not at all.

Not even a clue.

Yeah.

It's the biggest day of the
season, and we have no idea what?

To expect.

There are two main questions.

What this final four immunity
challenge is.

And if I lose, how is my fate
going to be determined tonight?

Is it going to be by a final four vote?

Or is it going to be by fire making?

The people that have the answer
I'm looking for are the people

at home.

It's the fans.

The thing is, bro, like, we got to win, Joe.

One of us has to win.

Why... why do you think that
'cause if she wins, we're

screwed.

Like, fire making... I think sh
might want to put you and me

against each other.

And that's not what I want.

We're not going against each other.

One of the three of us will win
we have three guys here that

are trying to make it to the end.

And aubry, we really want to ge
her out 'cause we don't know if

we have a shot against her at the end.

So today is the biggest challenge.

I want to win this more than an
of 'em, 'cause if I don't, and

aubry does, then we're all screwed.

I'm gonna just practice fire
while we're here.

Nothing else to do.

So you think it's gonna be fire making?

I don't know.

But what else do we got to do?

I have worked with Joe, rizo
and Jonathan for a few votes,

but I don't think that I'm one of them.

I really think that if one of
these three guys wins the final

challenge, I might be out the door.

We have PTSD from fire making.

I know.

Do you?

No, because you won.

I mean, I won it, but it
took, like, 45 minutes to an

hour.

No way.

It's scary if fire making
happens to be in the game.

There's a fireman in our group,
and there's Jonathan, who is

pretending to be afraid of
making fire, but I've also seen

him make it in five seconds flat.

So I know if I don't win,
there's no way that I'm going t

get to the final three.

I have played dozens of
challenges in "survivor," and

I've won one immunity challenge
I know that of all the

"survivor" challenges I've ever
played, it's do-or-die for me

now.

Here they come.

"Survivor 50"'s final four...
aubry, rizo, Joe, and Jonathan.

Were you just imagining, like,
thousands of fans?

Yeah.

Let's just imagine
they're up in the bleachers...

Hovering over
the south pacific here in Fiji.

Yeah.

Ask everyone to just
have a seat, and we'll get into

it.

One last wave?

Okay.

Love y'all.

All right.

Shall we get to it?

Let's get it on.

First things first, Jonathan take it back.

Thank you.

For the last time, immunity is back

up for grabs.

Let me officially welcome you t
your final four immunity

challenge, voted on by the fans
I love telling the origin story

of this challenge.

Started as a personal art
project by one of our productio

designers, Simo Ross.

The challenge team saw it and
said, "well, that's going to

become a challenge."

And simmotion... after Simo...
was born, became one of our mos

iconic challenges almost instantly.

So iconic that 41% of the fans,
the majority, voted for this be

your challenge.

Wow.

Let me tell you how it works.

You start with one hand behind
your back.

On my go, you'll drop a ball
down a chute.

It will spiral to the bottom.

You'll catch it, drop it again.

At regular intervals, we'll add
more balls, making it more

difficult.

If at any point a ball drops, you're out.

Last person left standing wins
the immunity necklace... also

voted on by the fans...
guaranteed a spot in the final

three, which means you ge a shot
to pitch your case to your jury

about why you deserve to win
this season, why you deserve the

title of sole survivor and the
$2 million... thank you, mrbeast

that goes along with it.

Losers, tribal council, where
somebody will become the 21st

person to leave this game,
become the 11th and final membe

of our jury.

Whether that is through a vote
or a fire-making showdown was

also voted on by the fans, and I
will hold that result until

after the challenge.

You got one thing to focus on right now.

Balls rolling through a metal structure.

Here we go.

We'll draw for spots, and we'll get it on.

Late got to
the most popular players of all

time, Steph and ozzy.

I just want to know of all
vehicle bushman's, you were the

original badass woman on "survivor."

Your name comes up all the time.

People say I'm going to be the
next Stephenie.

Of all your accomplishments,
where does that rank in terms of

being an inspiration?

It's the biggest compliment ever.

When I go out or get messages,
people tell me you're such an

inspiration.

As a woman, my children, young girls.

It's huge.

I wanted to prove it to myself again.

To all the moms out there and
for my kids.

It's the greatest honor.

Thank you for having me back.

Ozzie, I can ask you a
few things like over sharing

with your plan with Cirie but
the thing I'm truly curious

about, you dreamed wall you were
out there, you dreamed to play

the idol.

How often do you think about
that dream, tell yourself, play

it?

Every moment since that
moment honestly.

Here's the thing, Jeff.

One of things I've learned about
myself and I think that we all

have the skill.

It's intuition.

It's getting the senses from
other than our mind.

I think our mind plays a lot of
tricks on us.

This was my two million-dollar
gift, to be able to connect to

that intuition that opens up.

The universe has a lot of
answers and sometimes you've got

to look outside and not up here.

I have a little something.

I want to say it's not you
climbing up in the tree.

But we is your vulnerability.

I just want to present you with
a little something to try to

frame this season in a different light.

It's basically this.

A t-shirt, nice.

The t-shirt says ozzy, we love you.

Please display the idol.

More finale after this.

We'll be right back.

All right, here we go.

For a guaranteed spot at the
final tribal council.

Grab your first ball.

And drop.

We'll be here for a moment, let
you get used to this.

Got the sound of that whoosh as
that ball winds its way down

through this metal structure an
into your hand and you drop it

again.

That sound is almost hypnotic.

It can lull you in to a calmness.

And that's dangerous.

All right, you've got ten
seconds to drop a second ball.

Any time within that ten second is okay.

Everybody's good.

We're now at two balls.

Just adding one more ball makes
this more difficult.

It will always drop on opposite sides.

Right.

You can count on that.

Right, left, right, left.

Could be a $2 million art
project for one of you.

Jonathan has won two individual
immunities.

Joe has won three.

Aubry has not won any.

Rizo has not won any.

Everybody looking good.

Don't get lulled into that hypnotic state.

All right, we're gonna add another ball.

You've got ten seconds to drop that ball.

And everybody has moved on to
three balls now.

Now it gets really tough.

Stay focused.

You've got this.

Back to left, right after this.

Back to the right.

This is it.

Left.

You can do it.

Right.

You are here, day 25, "survivor 50".

You're the final four.

You want to get to three.

It's right now.

Right.

Left.

Back to left.

Right.

In a moment, we will
add a fourth ball, and it's

going to kick into high gear.

You've got to be ready.

The pace will increase.

All right, you've got ten
seconds, anywhere in that

window, to add a fourth ball.

Everybody's got four balls now.

We are good.

Now it's getting intense.

Let's go!

Back to left.

Back to right.

Amazing!

Everybody's still in it.

Everybody wants it in "50."

Really impressive.

Keep that pace.

Right, left, right, left.

I don't know which way it went.

Don't slow down.

Stay on top of it.

Left.

Jonathan drops.

Jonathan is out.

We're down to three.

Keep digging.

Do not take your eyes off of that prize.

Aw...

Rizo drops.

We're down to two.

We got a showdown, Joe and
aubry, for a guaranteed spot at

the final tribal council.

Left.

Right.

In a moment, we're
gonna add a fifth ball, and it's

going to be chaos.

You've got ten seconds to add a fifth ball.

Any time within that ten second is okay.

Both have five now.

It is on.

Focus.

Let's go!

Get your hand where it needs to be.

Right.

You've got to want it
right now more than the other

person.

Who you doing this for?

Why are you doing it?

Incredible performance.

But it won't matter if you drop I didn't see

that!

Left.

Right.

Back to left.

Right.

Joe drops!

It's over!

Aubry has won her first
individual immunity, guaranteed

a spot in the final three of "survivor 50."

What a performance, what a challenge.

Unbelievable competition.

Good job.

And suddenly, the hum
is gone, and it is quiet.

Congratulations.

That is one of the mos
intense challenges I've ever

seen.

Back-to-back close challenges.

Aubry, take a moment.

It doesn't feel real.

It's real.

You want to know how real?

Come on over.

Right here.

I can feel your heart.

That's such a hard challenge
I... I never thought this would

happen for me again.

I don't have any words.

Really?

I got a few.

Want to hear mine?

Please.

All right, aubry, you
are in the final of "survivor

50".

My god.

You're in the final three.

You will get a chance to plead
your case to your jury, a group

of people you helped vote out,
about why you deserve to win

"survivor 50" and the $2 millio
that comes with it.

The only question left is, how
will it be decided tonight?

Who gets those two other spots?

Yep.

This was a fan vote.

The decision is either you will
vote somebody out or we will

have a fire-making showdown.

The fans have spoken.

60% said they want fire.

So tonight, there will be a
fire-making showdown.

Your decision is gonna be who do
you put in that second spot and

who do you force, out of these
three... rizo, Joe, and Jonathan

to make fire and earn their
spo in the final three.

Big decision.

Big one.

Grab your stuff, head back t camp.

I will see you tonight at tribal council.

Thank you, Jeff.

Congrats, aubry.

Thank you.

Head out.

My worst-case scenario happened.

My fate is now in aubry's hands
and as someone that lost in fir

in season 49, this is terrible.

Congrats, aubry.

Great job.

Dude, that was insane.

That was so hard.

Killed it.

You and Joe both.

I don't think that anyone
deserves anything in "survivor."

I believe that you earn it and
you have a little bit of luck.

And I have a big secret.

When I saw that simmotion was
one of the choices for the fans

to vote on, I ordered a
simmotion on etsy in the off

chance I would make it to the
final four of "survivor 50."

That's the one challenge I practiced.

And I freaking won.

I cannot believe it.

Joe, can I talk to you for a minute?

Yeah.

Of course you can.

I never thought this was
possible, to get here again.

And now I'm going to the final
three and I get to choose who I

going to fire.

Do you think Jonathan is more
dangerous than rizo, or rizo?

Do you see where rizo's a bit o
an underdog?

I think that putting him in
fire is the best move for you,

yes.

Rizo?

Yeah.

Correct.

Rizo's become an underdog in
this game.

Of "survivor" again after just playing?

He's also terrifying at tribal council.

That's a little bit scary.

I want my strategic game, my
underdog story, to be what is

highlighted at the end.

I'm leaning toward having rizo
make fire 'cause I think he's a

big threat.

So right now, I don't think I
want to be sitting next to rizo

I feel like his game is the mos
similar to mine.

And I've seen Jonathan make fire.

He's really fast at it, and he
can get the job done.

Are you gonna walk over and
tell us what you want?

Yeah, you're gonna sit next to me.

Aubry says she's gonna take
me to final three.

I just lost it.

I really wanted this for me and my family.

It's so impactful, because I di
this journey in 48 for my

sister, and I came up short, an
I got embarrassed, and I never

thought I'd be back out here.

Thank you, aubry.

You're welcome.

You mean so much to me, you really do.

And now, for one more time, I
get one more shot.

And I'm damn sure gonna take
advantage of it.

I'm gonna deliver.

All right, aubry.

Break the news to us.

You two will be going to fire.

Okay.

Is there any way I can
convince you otherwise?

I don't think so.

Of course, the two people
that lost in fire on this cast

are now in the same predicament
they were in their original

season.

Jonathan lost in fire, and so did I.

That is a "survivor" fire right there.

That's an inferno.

So one of us are
gonna break our curse, and the

other one is gonna be the
first-ever two-Tim fire-making

loser.

I told myself...

After season 49...

I didn't want to find myself in
this spot again.

'Cause I worked too hard to lose now.

I told everybody, "don't
underestimate the man, the myth"

"the legend, r-i-z-g-o-d, rizgod
baby," and they did, and I'm

here.

And they're all sitting in the
jury right now.

I feel so good about my game,
and that's what's eating me

alive right now.

I give up.

Damn it, rizo, how can you be so
good but so bad at the same

time?

You're burning down the whol joint, dude.

See if it's that easy tonight.

I lost in fire four years ago in season 42.

I can't let the outcome be the same.

I can't.

And I've done fire making almos
every day here, practicing.

How long was that... five seconds?

I start a fire faster than
anybody I've ever seen.

I'm more practiced.

I'm more prepared than I've Eve
been for anything in my life.

That would burn the rope.

Absolutely.

I've worked hard.

I know exactly how to make that
fire, and how to make it quick.

On paper, I'm ten times a Bette
fire maker than rizo.

So if I don't make a fire be for
rizo, it's 'cause god decided,

not me.

On season 48, I was fortunat
enough to be in a position where

I was selected to go to final
three, and Eva was really

struggling with fire, so I was
fortunate enough to help her in

that.

Yes.

Yeah.

And once again, I just saw rizo
who wasn't picked.

He's struggling with fire, and I just...

I just...

I had to help him.

Like this.

See that?

That's what you want.

Okay.

Like that.

You feel the pressure?

Yes.

Hard.

Yes, like that.

I just gave him the basics, the motions.

How to hold your hand, how to
hold the blade, where to put it

on the material.

Yes.

Do it again.

Just give him the confidence to
say you can do this.

Give him a fighting chance.

Look, in a sword fight, at leas
give everybody a sword.

Yeah.

Like that.

Okay.

Blow.

Joe is giving me the basic knowledge.

Hit it with intention.

Just make it spark.

If I can get the spark before
Jonathan, the pressure is on,

and Jonathan will struggle.

I'm like an underdog in march madness.

Why can't I be the 15th seed
that knocks out the 2 seed

today?

And that's gonna be the upset
that the man, the myth, the

legend, r-i-z-g-o-d, rizgod,
baby, is gonna pull off today.

Fire and I can't run away from
each other.

Feels like I'm destined to
reverse the curse.

Flip the script.

Ha, ha, ha.

The only thing I'm laser focuse
on is burning that rope.

I'm not losing hope.

I can win $2 million.

And I can win it today.

You're doing good, rizo.

Thanks, bro.

Lot better.

I know.

I'm watching rizo make fire,
and he's getting way better at

it.

I'm talking one strike.

Wow, dude.

That's awesome.

He has mastered the strike,
which is the hardest part of a

fire.

It really got in my head.

I start thinking this kid might beat me.

Jonathan, tonight might be fun, king.

Yeah, dude.

I have real PTSD from fire making.

I had no idea that it was that
big of a deal to me.

It's just déjà vu.

It's all over again.

Rizo's, like, going fast now.

Yeah.

Rizo is striking flame after
flame after flame, and I'm

thinking to myself, this rizgod
kid is gonna swoop in and steal

this fire-making win.

I'm starting to get worried.

I don't want him in the final
three with me.

I need Jonathan to beat rizo today.

I do not want such a smooth
talker with a game similar to

mine and an underdog story
sitting next to me in the final

three.

Everybody
plays "survivor" hoping to make

it to the end with a shock to
win but that's not how

"survivor" works.

I want to acknowledge all of you
with a toast.

Everybody grabbed a corona beer.

Thanks, Colby.

We don't have a season without
everybody and many of you have

been to the end but that isn't
how it goes every time so I just

wanted to officially formally in
front of everybody say thank you

for everybody for saying yes,
being part of a tremendous

season.

To the non jury of "survivor," cheers!

Up next, it's the fire making show down.

What could literally be a two
million-dollar fire for rizo or

Jonathan.

We'll be right back.

We'll now bring in the
members of our jury.

Before we get into today, I jus
want to take a moment and

acknowledge the formidable four
that you are.

All four of you have made it to
this stage in the game in your

previous season.

Rizo, you were in the
fire-making showdown.

You lost.

Jonathan, you were in the
fire-making showdown.

You lost.

Aubry, you competed in fire, and
you won.

Made it to the final three, lost the game.

Joe, you got to the final three
and you lost.

So it's a pretty remarkable set
of statistics.

All right, so aubry, you and
Joe, on simmotion, voted in by

the fans, and it was chaos, and
you pulled it out, had a very

big, understandable, emotional reaction.

Did you have any time to just
let it wash over you, what

you've done, that you have
secured a spot in the final

three of "survivor 50"?

Yeah, I got back to camp, an
I remained grateful and proud o

myself.

Like, I feel like I have been o
the ropes a lot this season.

My journey from kaoh rong to
here has been, like, a, "aah!"

And it was just so nice to have
that moment today.

And it was... just honored and
proud of myself.

So, you get back to camp.

Everybody wants to talk to aubr today.

Yeah, it was a lot to consider.

These are three great competitors.

A lot of dynamics to consider.

A lot of things to consider
about my game, about their

games, where we all stack up.

So do you feel
confident that you've made a

decision and you're ready to le
people know?

Yeah, I do.

All right, aubry.

Tell me your decision.

Who are you going to give a spo
to in the final three, and who

are you going to force to make
fire to earn that third and

final spot?

Joe will take a spot in the
final three, and rizo and

Jonathan will go to fire.

Let's go, rizo!

Come on!

Rizo, how does that
feel to hear that, given you

just went through this in "survivor 49"?

When I came back to season
50, I literally said to myself,

"I am going to do everything
possible to avoid this."

And here I am, going to do this again.

And all I was thinking to mysel
was, "what did I do wrong?

What did I do wrong?"

And then I think back to the on
word that's gotten me through m

entire life, and that's hope.

Is my "survivor" story gonna be
the kid that makes it to the en

and loses in fire twice?

Or is my story gonna be the kid
that lost in fire, came back in

the biggest season of all time,
and redeeming himself?

What that story's gonna be,
we're gonna find out in a few

short moments, but I'm hoping
that I catch that one spark,

burn that rope, and guarantee m
spot in the final three.

Jonathan, you too have
been here before.

What does it feel like for you
to go back into it again?

Mr.

Jeff, I was thinking about it
today, as rizo was, an I started

thinking about the odds.

The odds of me making it on
season 50, making it this far

with this cast.

I thoroughly believe, from the
bottom of my heart, whatever

happens tonight was meant to
happen, good or bad, 'cause I'v

done my homework.

I've done everything that I can
do, and I truly believe that.

So if it works out for me, it
was supposed to happen.

If it doesn't, then I did
everything I can do.

It is really interesting that we have never

had one player back in the final
four fire-making showdown for a

second time, let alone two
players in a showdown in th same

season.

There is so much personal
history, and the weight of

having lost.

The symbolism is huge.

One of you is going to die agai
in the same way.

And one of you is going to be
reborn and will have a spot in

the final three.

It is literally either
redemption or reckoning.

Let's find out.

Take your spots.

Wow.

Good luck, riz.

Good luck, brother.

Love you, dude.

I love you, dude.

I'm gonna give you bot
a moment to settle yourselves,

and then we'll get it on.

Polarizing because he's too
confident in other people love

him because he is so confident.
I love the kid either way.

I love the kid either way.

Rizgod, get out here.

What's up, Jeff?

I have a question.

Your confidence is a lot but it
works pretty emitted to final

four fire making backpack.

Did you make any mistakes in
this game?

People have various opinions
but I don't think I made

mistakes.

I played with house money like I
told you in 49 and I'm coming

out here to leave my Mark and
leave a stamp on "survivor"

history end win or lose, I feel
like I did that.

I agree.

I just want to point out, I
think at some point you send a

Colby, hey, the new era is not
about camp life and it did occur

to me camp life is also about fire making.

I don't know if there's
something in there to think

about.

Rizo, you are the final member
of our jury.

Take spot.

Their game fell a little short
but this is the group that's

going to figure out what just happened.

The fire hasn't happened yet.

Keep going, Jeff.

See when I'm not sure what's
happened but up next, one final

surprise for the players and the
surprise they like.

This is going to be interesting.

Okay, all right.

I love doing live television.

In case you're confused, this is
what happened.

We were going to show you fire
making and then have the loser

of fire making, rizo, come out
and talk about how charming he

has been a be if he had
practiced fire making maybe he

would've won.

Instead we did a twist.

The last twist of the season.

We call it a peek into the future.

So now we are going to watch
rizo lose and fire to Jonathan.

Roll it, Joe.

All right, rizo,
Jonathan, are you ready for you

fire-making showdown?

Ready.

Ready as I'll ever be, Jeff.

Begin.

Here we go.

Your job is to make a fire that
burns hot enough and high enoug

to burn through that rope and
raise your flag.

And then you're sitting at the
final three tomorrow night, and

you're not on the jury.

Come on, Jonathan.

Jonathan quickly
scraping, trying to get a littl

bit of heat.

And the heat with the fuel.

He's quickly got some fire, but
that will burn out quickly.

It's deceiving.

It lights fast, and it goes awa just as fast.

He's got to get something to take.

You've got magnesium, which you
can scrape magnesium shavings,

which is what rizo's doing, and
use those as the fuel.

You need heat, you need fuel,
and you need oxygen.

Jonathan quickly has a flame,
but Jonathan, remember, that is

hessian burning.

If you burn through all of that
you won't have any left.

Rizo taking a different approach.

He's trying to build up a littl
pile of magnesium and then get

spark going.

Jonathan now gonna add small
little pieces to his fire,

trying to get them to catch
'cause they will burn longer an

can form a good base.

Come on.

Rizo has yet to get anything going.

He just needs one little flame.

Is that the flame right there?

Trying to nurture it with a
little bit of breath.

Can he get something to take?

One flame is all it takes to ge
a fire going.

Rizo continues to breathe on it
trying to breathe it back to

life.

Goes out.

Jonathan's fire is still going.

Now he's starting to get a fire
that looks like it's taking

hold.

This could be a $2 million fire
you are burning.

Jonathan's fire is looking very solid.

There we go.

It's dead center,
starting to touch that rope, but

it's gonna take a lot more
burning to get through that

rope.

Rizo needs to get a spark quickly.

Rizo with another baby flame.

Loses it again.

Rizo didn't make fire once all season.

Jonathan's fire is ver solid.

You can see the fibers burning.

Rizo undeterred.

Keep digging, rizo.

My god.

What a nightmare.

Jonathan is dead cente
with his fire, consistently

hitting that rope.

Rizo still fighting, 'cause you
never give up, no matter what I

looks like.

But this one looks like it's over.

It's burning.

Get it.

Yes!

And it's over.

Jonathan has done it.

Redemption for Jonathan.

Yes!

And a spot in the fina three.

And a repeat of history...

I love you, dude.

For rizo.

Another loss at final four
fire-making showdown, will

become the 11th member of our jury.

Great job, dude.

Thank you.

Wow.

I love you.

Rizo, this is what "survivor" is about.

It's one of the most intense
experiences you can have.

And I'm wondering how you feel
right now with history repeat in

itself in one sense.

You didn't get the fire done.

But in back-to-back seasons, yo
got to the final four of a very

very difficult game.

So where is this balance for yo
right now?

Jeff...

I always said, when I first saw
this show as an eight-year-old

kid, watching tocantins, I just
needed Jeff to give me one shot

I think back to day one of
season 49, when I came back fro

behind to win the fight for supplies.

And I thought to myself, "wow, rizo.

You had your 'survivor' moment
in your first 24 hours.

The rest is just house money."

And I did things that nobody ha
ever done.

And I was one fire short.

And I came back to season 50,
not as a fan amongst players,

but as a giant amongst giants.

And, unfortunately for me, my
"survivor" storybook ending is

gonna be, I played two great
games, but I fall short both

times.

I just want to give yo a little perspective.

Over 49 seasons, 751 people hav
played this game.

The "survivor" hall of fame is
filled with great players...

many of 'em right there... that
have yet to win this game.

You can't measure how you play
this game based solely on if yo

win or not.

And I'm gonna hazard a guess
that you have another legacy,

which is, there are a lot of
eight-year-olds right now

watching you, looking to their
parents, saying, "that's gonna

be me one day."

Jeff, I said I wanted to com
out here and inspire my family,

my brother, and represent a
group of people that have never

been represented in 49 seasons
of "survivor," and that's my

Albanian community.

And you gave me a shot, again,
on season 50.

And I have no regrets.

Even if I made it to the end an
I lost, I genuinely have no

regrets.

I left here wanting to inspire people.

And even though I didn't win, I
leave knowing that I played the

best game that I could, and I
know I made my family and my

Albanian people proud.

Rizo, it's been a
delight to have you out here for

both "survivor 49" and "survivor
50," and it is time for you to

grab your torch.

Guys.

I love you, dude.

Thank you for everything, seriously.

Good job.

Come here, big fella.

Love you, dude.

Jeff, it's your boy, the
man, the myth, the legend,

r-i-z-g-o-d, rizgod, baby.

Rizgod, the tribe has spoken.

Can I get a hug, Jeff?

Of course.

Thank you for believing in me.

I believe in you, brother.

Thank you.

Good game, guys.

You have made it to the final
three of "survivor 50".

You've gone as far as you can g
in the game.

Tomorrow night, in one of the
most unique twists of this game

the power shifts to the jury.

Eleven players that you had a
hand in voting out now have all

the power.

They're going to put you throug
an interrogation tomorrow.

They're looking for information
they want somebody to step up

and claim their victory.

You have one more night in Fiji
enjoy it as much as you can, an

get some sleep, 'cause you are
definitely going to need it.

See you tomorrow night for your
final tribal council.

Grab your torches, head back to camp.

Lo and behold, the one
outcome that I couldn't afford

to happen happened, and I lost
in fire for the second straight

season in a row.

I'm proud for the eight-year-ol
boy that started watching

"survivor."

He idolized so many people I
just played with.

And I was once again one fire
short from, what I feel like,

being the winner of season 50.

I felt like we cut rizo off a little short.

I just want to say it was a
pleasure to know that you are

going to lose fire and then
watch you lose it.

I've done a lot of "survivor"
first and here I am doing

another "survivor" first.

More "survivor 50" finale.

We'll be right back.

Us.

Hell yeah, he would.

I think he might say, "you got
little longer to go there,

kids."

Yeah.

130 days.

Wilson.

Wilson would be proud of us.

Ain't nothing.

Wilson's probably still out there.

Wilson!

And that dang package.

Yeah.

Open the package, 'cause it
could have been something...

Who doesn't open the package
it could have been a satellite

phone.

Look.

My goodness.

Come on, y'all.

Who is it?

That's my brother, dude.

No, it's not.

I think that's my brother.

Is it?

That's my brother!

Yes!

That's my brother!

Whoo!

I looked closely, and I
thought, "is that my beautiful,

tall-ass wife?"

Mom.

My mom is on the boat, coming t
the beach on day 26 of

"survivor."

It feels like I won.

Aubry.

My god.

Glad you're okay.

Thank you, brother.

My brother, aubry's mom, Joe's
wife, pull up on this boat with

a delicious breakfast.

I can't believe you're here.

It means the world to me that m
brother came all the way out

here to see me and support me o
the final day of "survivor."

It felt like home.

I couldn't be more honored t
sit next to the two of you.

Yep.

These are two great men.

Thank you, aubry.

I truly mean that.

It's hard to express what it
means to have my wife here, to

see her beautiful face here now
I'm eternally grateful.

You're going into a big thin
tonight where you're gonna be

standing in front of, most
likely, some hostile people

that...

For sure.

And I want you to feel proud
of yourself and be like, "I did

this."

In her beautiful way, my wif
gave me the freedom to play thi

game and not worry about what
everyone else thinks.

We're always proud of you.

I'm not worried.

I'm not nervous.

I'm excited to do this because I
know no matter what happens, my

family's gonna love me.

Would you tell mama and dadd
that I love 'em?

I will.

They wanted me to tell you that
they're proud of you and glad

you're doing good.

When I get home, I really am
gonna fix some stuff, 'cause,

like, ooh, this has been heavy.

My mom and dad, our relations hi
is just really strained.

And so, to hear that I have
support from my family, that

meant a lot to me.

It meant a whole lot to me.

This is worth $2 million.

That's how I feel, aubry.

And you got to the end.

You wanted to see it.

You showed that you could ge
to the end again, no matter what?

They decide.

For those haters.

"Kaoh rong" ten years ago.

I got to the end, and I lost to Michele.

The winner of "survivor": Michele.

Some people said I
should have won, but, really,

where th court of public opinion
has fallen is that I shouldn't

have won because I had a bad
social game.

And that's worn on me for a decade.

You're a spectacular person, aubry.

I'm so... you're so amazing.

Thank you.

My mom is my best friend.

She's seen every high moment an
low as you get ripped apart by

the Internet and built back up
and torn down again.

And your family stands by you through it.

Miss you.

I miss you, bro.

I'll make it count, Joshua.

You're gonna kill it.

Keep the faith.

Just do what you have to do.

Seeing my mom grounds me and
reminds me that I have what it

takes to win, but the jury is I
control tonight.

From day one, I've been trying
to lower my target, and I have

had a resurgence at the end of
this game.

That was actually very intentional.

As I can to put threats ahead o
me and make sure that I peaked

in this game at just the right moment.

And I think I've done that.

Aubry got to the end with
sheer grit and determination.

She played under the radar, and
aubry played a game of

hopscotch.

She hopped alliances
just the way she should have.

Her name was constantly bein
thrown around, but in a

"survivor" magic trick, she was
able to shift the target time

and time and time again.

This season in particular wa
a lot of fun, but I've been

playing since the very
beginning, hard, and I got

exactly the people out who I wanted to.

I have made more connections in
this game, tenfold, than I did

in season 42.

I played a social, strategic
game that no one saw coming.

I was willing to do whatever it
takes to win this game.

And it really paid off.

When we think about "outwit,
outplay, outlast," Jonathan

seems to have done all three.

He was so collaborative that
many people think they made the

moves that Jonathan actually made.

Jonathan was able to conduct
some major blindsides.

And he won immunities when he
needed to.

He had a great social game.

If he wanted to make a move
happen, he made it happen.

When I came into this game,
was gonna play just like I did

on season 48.

Be as honest as I can, as
trustworthy as I can, and take

team to the top.

But I realized that the game I
played in 48, I could not do

here amongst these sharks.

I was gonna get eaten alive, an
I was just gonna be bait or chu

for them.

So I allowed myself the freedom
to play the game the way it

needed to be played on season 50.

I had to lie, I had to betray some people.

I had to get my hands dirty.

And because I did that, that's
why I'm sitting at the final

three, period.

As frustrated as I think som
of the jury members were,

feeling like they had to manage
him or manage his emotions, I

think Joe might have solved
"survivor," because every singl

vote had to get run through Joe
Joe was the decider.

Joe has really played a
strategic game where he said,

"I'm gonna play with honor and
integrity," and then did

everything opposite after the merge.

If Joe admits, "I came out here
based on honor and integrity",

and I threw it out the window
'cause I knew I wouldn't get to

"the end a second time," he's
gonna have my vote.

You getting ready?

Yeah, I'm starting to pull m stuff together.

Cheers to you guys.

May this be a night that we
never forget, in a good way.

I don't want any b.S.

Tonight.

This is the night where you
stand ten toes down on every

dirty, nasty thing you did in this game.

I want you to look at me in
my eyes and say, "I lied to you

because of x, y, z."

Own up to it.

I want to see them clawing,
fighting, gnawing on each

other's bones.

"Survivor" is narrative warfare.

Those three people will be
battling to tell the best story

I hope that there's tears,
and I hope that there's

fighting.

I need it to be a bloodbath,
just like it's been all season

long.

All right.

Welcome to the final tribal
council for "survivor 50."

Joe, aubry, Jonathan, congratulations.

You each played very different
games, but it got you here to

the final three, and that is a
massive accomplishment.

You know, on one hand, you coul
make the argument that this

season of "survivor" is histori
because of the number 50.

On the other hand, you could
also make the case it is just

another season of "survivor,"
and no seasons of "survivor" ar

ever alike.

They're always unique.

But what makes this season
special to all of you and the

non-jury is that it's your season.

You were the ones who played it
the fans voted for the type of

game they wanted, but you were
the ones who birthed it and

brought it to life.

And now you got to bring it to a
close with a final tribal

council.

You know how it works.

They're gonna be asking you questions.

The information they need to be

compelled to vote for you to wi
this game.

This is not the night to be shy
this is when you stand up and

claim your victory.

Good luck to all of you.

All right, jury, I'm gonna give
you a moment to collect your

thoughts, and then we'll get started.

All right, here's what we have

left.

I want you to hear this.

I need you to hear this.

Here's what we have left.

We have the final tribal
council, that the jury votes and

then we crown a winner so I
think it would be fun to do one

last fan vote.

Do you want to see things in the
order they happened or do you

want me to bring out the winner?

The question Mark okay.

Here it is, final tribal
council, "survivor 50".

All right, let's get started
with our final tribal council.

Coach, get us started.

First of all, congratulations.

I've been in that spot 12 years
ago, and I think a thousand

times of what I could've,
should've said, how I should've

fought harder, how I should've
owned my game more in that fina

tribal council.

I don't want you to make that
same mistake tonight.

Here's my question.

What core value do you possess
in the real world, outside of

"survivor," that you feel like
you had to compromise in this

game, and did the end justify
the means?

And we'll start with Joe, and
just please all answer this.

Well, coach, you know, in
season 48, last, when I played,

I prided myself on being some on
of honor and integrity and

trying to play a straight-up
game, which was true in my real

life.

And I had to finally put myself
and my family ahead of anyone

else.

So I lied.

I was dishonest with some people.

I broke some trust.

It's not something that I
enjoyed, but it's something tha

I had to compromise in order to
put myself in the best position

to win.

Thank you.

Aubry?

At home, I make very deep
relationships very quickly.

And something I would say, from
the first time I played, is tha

sometimes there is a cost to
those deep relationships.

You can really hurt people.

But in a game like "survivor
50," I said to myself "you're

not gonna let that fear of
hurting people prevent you from

"playing the game that you need
to play to outlast everyone."

So the perception of me in
season 42 was I was a loyal,

honest guy that was a challenge
beast, and he just kind of stuc

with his alliance.

And I knew, coming into here,
I'd have to change almost

everything.

And I had four years to think
about what I could do so I coul

make it here right now.

I played a game where each one
of you got a different side of

me.

I tried to look at each perspective.

Like, I know that coach is a
straight shooter, so I played a

game of straight shooter with coach.

Ozzy's different.

He's emotional, and he's heartfelt.

He played a different game, and
I could see it.

And I tried to use all these
little things that I learned

about these players to my advantage.

You good, coach?

Thank you, sir.

Devens.

Hey, guys.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Excited to see you.

Secrets in this game... few
and far between.

So were there any secrets you
had in this game that you kept?

And if not, what was the
strategy behind not keeping any

secrets?

And I guess we'll just start
with Jonathan and let all three

of you answer.

So one of the secrets that I
hid behind was, I'd been trying

to get ozzy out since before
Stephenie left.

And I know that you called me
out here at tribal, but because

I always tried to emphasize on
what you were doing, I made it

out that you were lying and not me.

Because I knew... >>
can you... >> go ahead.

Can you say whose idea that
was, please?

That was my idea.

Thank you, Jonathan.

That was my idea to get ozzy out.

It wasn't Stephenie's idea.

And it... you were a casualty, Ms.

Stephenie... >> I know.

That I wish we didn't have.

I could have outed you if I wanted to.

I know you could've.

Thank you.

And shout-out to your
outstanding social game that

Stephenie fell on the sword for
you, which really goes to show

that you exactly knew what the
social game meant.

Thank you.

And that's something that I
thought I did better this game,

was that I... I saw everybody's
personality better.

Like, when I saw ozzy playing, I
knew that he had a different

game.

And I knew that I couldn't
compete with it.

And that's the god honest truth aubry.

I'm gonna talk about not keeping secrets.

And one of the biggest things
for me was also ozzy.

When my back was against the
wall, I went to you.

And you laid out your entire
game to me in that moment.

And it was very human.

You told me that you were in a
final two with Cirie.

And I went back to these three
guys, and I let them know that

they were not in your endgame plan.

And I put the nail in the coffin.

And then I had to play dead the
rest of the afternoon so you

wouldn't play your idol.

Before that happened, though
I had already talked to miss

Cirie and Tiffany at the other
tribe because I won the power

broker advantage.

So I'd already set in motion
that we're gonna get ozzy out.

I'm sorry, but Joe was not
sold on it until I hard-sold it

to him.

So if I hadn't shared that with
them, I think I would have been

going home, and I don't think I
would have galvanized this four

to go to the end.

I'd have to disagree.

I... I believe we would have
voted ozzy out regardless.

I love... I love the fight,
and I definitely, Joe, wanted t

let you answer this question,
but, aubry, I just want to go

back to you, because that's a
secret you gave up.

Yeah.

And I'm wondering, did you
just always give up everybody's

secret?

I would selectively share
information that I thought woul

build trust with the other side
so that they would have enough

trust in me to welcome me in,
that I had currency in the game

that would be useful to them.

Aubry, the question is, did
you keep any secrets?

No.

There's no secret I kept.

I think what she's trying to
say is that her strategy was to

not keep secrets.

That's how she gained currency,
by sharing.

Okay, okay.

Yeah, I was... I was open in
the game, Chrissy.

I... I didn't, like, share ever
single piece of information wit

anyone, but nothing was sacred.

If I thought it could help me, I
used it to better position

myself.

If I could chime in for a momen
on that, last point.

We got you, Joe.

I would like to hear your
mentality, Joe, in that moment,

during the ozzy vote.

And what was it that sold you?

Okay, so, my perspective of
this, to own it, was, I

personally feel that the reason
he went home the way he did was

because he had the utmost trust in me.

And I feel when I looked him
dead in the eye and said, "you

can trust me..."

I... I think you
misunderstood the question.

Sorry.

What I'm saying is, was it
ultimately the information that

aubry shared that made you
comfortable enough to make that

decision?

And I'm just looking for a yes or no.

Yes.

Okay, thank you.

I'm satisfied.

Stephenie.

Congratulations, guys.

Thank you.

Thanks, Steph.

When I think about, like
who do I want to win season 50,

like, what would that person exemplify?

And there's different types of
game play, right?

There's, in my mind, there's th
old school, and there's the new

era.

The old school is, like, you
work hard around camp and you

win immunity challenges and you
make good alliances and you ear

people's trust.

And then the new school is,
like, you make, just, these

great strategic moves.

You maybe don't even get out of
the hammock all day.

You maybe don't even use a machete.

I don't know.

But I think, to win 50, you
need to have all that.

I think you all did a great
job, but I honestly believe,

Jonathan, you truly did all that.

Thank you.

You fished.

You cracked coconuts open constantly.

Is this a question or?

No.

You won immunities... >> I'm confused.

She gets to do her thing.

Like, when you needed to.

There's a question.

Yes.

Okay.

You won the immunities... the
big immunities you needed to...

and then you won the fire making.

You're a new era player, but yo
played with an old-school heart

in my mind, I think you're the
total package.

Thank you.

I think, as a jury, we shoul
be aware in the way that which

we ask questions... >>.

Because I don't want the
other people to get a little bi

nervous.

This is already nerve-racking enough.

Thank you.

Obviously, there are biases
from before, and that's okay.

We're human, right?

Of course.

But we should be aware in th
way that which we're asking the

questions.

Right, and I didn't mean tha
any disrespect against you two

at all.

Thank you.

I just, I think, aubry, I
think you play very much in the

middle.

I think you wouldn't commit to
an alliance either way.

I'd like to just say, on
aubry's behalf, that the way

that aubry moved throughout thi
game, not committing to any

singular alliance, is the
new-school era way of play.

You have to be fluid and flexible.

The old-school era way is what
she said she used to do.

Right.

To find your alliance of
three or four people, stay ther

no matter what, stay loyal to them.

But what she actually did was
play a new-era game by being

fluid and flexible and moving
when she needed to.

Right.

You guys are doing an awesom job.

It's undecided.

Like, keep fighting.

You're doing a great job.

Thanks.

Thanks, man.

Thanks, devens.

Ozzy.

All right.

Well...

I do want to say congratulations.

Thanks.

I want to talk about
adaptation, because "survivor"

forces adaptation, every twist,
every turn, every day.

I want to know one instance,
from each of you, where you

adapted, and it got you to wher
you are right now.

I'll go.

So I mentioned it, that I
had to make this game about me

and my family, and I was gonna
have to do things I didn't want

to do.

And so I had to adjust to this
level of players.

All of you sitting here now are
some of the best players to Eve

play.

I knew that if I didn't adapt
and basically say, "Joe, you're"

"gonna have to lie," then I woul
absolutely, unequivocally go

home.

Just one thing.

So if you adapted, then you
would have to kind of explain

why there was a term called a "joetation."

And what a joetation is, it's
the fact that every player here

had to babysit you through a
vote and supervise you through

vote.

We laughed about it, and we
said, "it's not my turn to watc".

"Joe," because it was so
difficult to get you firm on an

vote.

I would say, Cirie, like, I
respect your opinion of

babysitting, but it's mostly
that I can't let you know that,

"hey, I'm gonna start playing
this game lying and cheating,"

because some of the currency I
had is I wanted to be trusted.

I had to cut you.

I lied to Tiffany's face as well.

I lied to ozzy's face.

I actually appreciate that
you had a game that you wanted

to play.

And there were times that you
didn't just change to consensus

vote right away, but you wanted
time to think of your game and

what was best for you.

You're sitting in the final three.

It worked.

And I will say, to your
credit, Joe, I don't know why

everybody felt the need that
they had to run every single

vote through you, but every
single vote was run through you

there is power in that.

Thank you.

Aubry?

A moment of adaptation for m
was that I came in to the merge

not exactly knowing who to trust.

I was welcomed with open arms b
Christian, Emily, and devens.

I worked with them.

They were a powerhouse.

But then people told me, "you
know, everyone thinks you,

Christian, Emily, and devens ar
the snakes in the grass that ar

gonna jump out later and get
everyone in this game."

So I knew that I had to separat
myself so I could readapt to

another group, 'cause I knew
that my head was gonna get

chopped off if I stayed with them.

I think that your ability to
play the middle is exemplary.

I really do.

I don't understand that.

Can you explain that to me?

Playing the middle?

Yeah.

I mean, aubry was a huge
threat because her ability... >>

To adapt to either side,
which was, in a way, very

obvious, because we all saw it
happening.

And, Jonathan and Joe, you both
said, so many times, "get out"

"the middle, get out the middle,
get out the middle," and here

you are on either side of the middle.

We should also let Jonathan
answer the question.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

Thank you.

What's one time that I...

You adapted and used it to
your advantage to get yourself

where you are.

I used, like, real-life
things, heart-to-heart

conversations, but I used that
to help me blindside people.

And that was very difficult for
me to do because what I did in

season 42 was nothing like that Emily.

I just want to acknowledge
that, obviously, this is an

incredibly challenging decision
for us, genuinely.

So my question is about self-awareness.

I think one of the great virtue
about "survivor" is having the

ability to kind of reflect upon
yourself and grow a little bit

more self-aware through your game.

So I would like to ask you all
to offer one critique of the

game that you played for season 50.

Aubry can start.

We'll go Jonathan, then Joe.

I think one critique I have
of my game is my relationship

with Stephenie.

I don't think I ever made
Stephenie feel comfortable.

And I do think that affected ou
ability to work together

post-merge.

Thank you.

Can I... can I ask a follow-up?

So, I think, in terms of
self-awareness, and, like,

perception is kind of a big
thing, a big question I think a

lot of people had was like,
"where is aubry's head at?"

So I want to know, do you feel
like this perception of not

having much agency is possibly a
correct perception?

Well, I think I actually did
have agency, and I did know what?

I was doing, but I... I
understand how people could

think that.

I didn't try to over correct tha
because I didn't want people to

think that I really was, like,
trying to plot out each move men

I was making.

So I kind of let it be my cover
as I moved from group to group.

I just want to press on that
a little bit... >> sure.

'Cause I do want to
understand this better.

Yeah.

During multiple tribal
councils, you said that your

strategy was, to leave the door open.

Yes.

And I think leaving the door
open and allowing other people

to come to you feels very passive.

Okay.

So can you share specific
examples where you came up with

an idea, you sold it and executed it?

Well, I do think, in part of
the Christian vote, I told

Jonathan, "if we do take
Christian out tonight, it could

be a big move, and we could
potentially work together."

And I purposely left Emily and
devens out.

That was a time that I was driving a vote.

This would be a good time to
know that, Rick didn't give

you the idol, aubry.

I did, so...

That thing was like a stink on me.

One of the biggest and most
fearless moves I made is I knew

I had to give up that idol if I
was going to have a shot of

making true relationships with
other people that are now

sitting on the jury.

Jonathan, I'd also love
to hear, about a time where

you had agency, you drove a
vote, it was your idea, you

followed through with it.

Well, I mean, I did drive th ozzy vote.

I drove the Dee vote, and then
drove the kamilla vote.

The reason I wanted to get
kamilla out was because I was

blindsided by Dee and kamilla
with the Charlie vote-out.

And that's what started the bee
to get Dee out.

So the friction was there, and
turned it up.

I wanted to get you as hyped as
I could so that people could

take the attention off of me or
whoever else and put it on you.

So I honestly had a big
hand in... in getting you out.

And so, just to be clear, the
whole Dee blowup... >>

That was planned by you?

Yes.

Wow.

Thank you.

Joe.

Well, in terms of a single
vote driven, I'll just be

transparent, like, if the answe
is solo, I didn't.

Most of those were a collaboration.

And then a critique, there's a
thousand of 'em, but I would

say, specifically, my
interaction with Rick and how I

handled the argument that we had.

I wish I would have handled tha
differently.

And then the other big critique
like, opening my mouth to the

wrong people.

Like, I was really bonding with
Emily, and I didn't realize the

relationship with Rick.

So when I was trying to get Ric
out... I'm sorry, buddy... I wa

telling him in, basically, his
left ear when I was whispering

in his right, so I was telling
Emily half the time.

So I probably look like a big bonehead.

Not at all.

So that's one of many of my critiques.

Beautiful answer.

Thank you.

Christian, bring us home.

Me?

I'm sorry, everyone, in advance.

No, so, congratulations, seriously.

And the first time I played, on
thing I learned after I was Don

was that "survivor's" actually
about stories.

The stories that we tell each
other, the stories we tell

ourselves, the stories you're
trying to tell us right now.

And, in a way, this is narrativ warfare.

You're all competing for the best story.

One of you is gonna win.

What is that story?

We'll start with Joe.

So, for me, when I think
back, in general, to my first

season, I think, for me, I was
super proud that I was able to

help someone in a moment of nee
that went outside of the game,

but I think that kind of stuck
me in a corner.

And then I'm gonna be able to
say, "hey, he came back and

tried his best to adapt to a ne
game in a new way."

And here's the end point.

This guy was able to go, make I
to the final three in both

seasons.

And on top of that, only have
his name written down one time.

One time.

And I want my legacy to be this
when people watch me, they know

one thing about it.

Joe was always willing to be vulnerable.

That's gonna be my legacy.

Thank you, Joe.

Yeah, so my story is, there
was an anxious, nervous girl on

the brains tribe who came in an
had a panic attack on day two.

She was supposed to go home tha
night, but somehow she gets to

the final three.

Some say she should have won.

Some say she had no social game
she didn't care what they said.

She comes back right after that
for "survivor: Game changers."

And somehow, she gets to the final five.

"The edge of extinction."

Everyone loved her.

She was the underdog.

And then she fell from grace an
left "survivor" world

completely.

And then she really took some
time to work on herself, and sh

came back for "survivor 50."

She played this game for 137 days.

She changed who she was.

She changed how she played.

She did everything to get to th end.

I just want to show people that
it doesn't matter who you are -

you're a brain, brawn, you're a
beauty... if you believe in

yourself, you can outlast more
than you ever thought you could

you can push and you can get to
the end and you can evolve, jus

like "survivor."

And so what's Jonathan's story?

Whoo.

Man, there's this big guy that
played in season 42, but this

time, he's not just some big guy.

He's playing a dangerous game.

I did my homework.

I did everything that I was
supposed to do.

I worked on my speaking.

I worked on my puzzles.

I worked on my balance.

I worked harder than anybody that I saw.

My social game, if it was
following Rick devens, if it wa

trying to fight with Dee, if it
was trying to work with coach,

Chrissy, Stephenie, ozzy...
every outlet that I tried, it

was all to get here.

Thank you.

All right, jury, in
terms of an investigation of a

season, every single one of you
had specific information you

wanted.

And, Joe, aubry, Jonathan, you
took every question and every

conversation as an opportunity
to claim your victory.

And now there is only one thing
left to do.

Jury, I'm gonna give you a
minute to take in all this

information, and then we will vote.

All right, well, there
is only one time for when you

want to see your name on the
parchment, and that is at the

final vote.

You are voting for the winner o
"survivor 50."

For the last time, it is time t vote.

Dee, you're up.

Jonathan, I think you
exemplified everything that the

winner of season 50 should be
remembered as.

You are the total package.

Thank you for proving to all th
little girls out there watching

that you don't have to fit into
a certain type of box.

Just the way you are, you are
good enough.

That's why you get my vote, aubry.

Well, you could say
this season was 25 years in the

making, but I got to say,
"survivor" feels as fresh to me

as it ever has right now, and
it's because of you all.

You gave us a great season of "survivor."

Thank you.

And now there is one last fan
vote to reveal, and that is

whether or not we read the vote
here in the jungles of Fiji or

back in Los Angeles with a live finale.

Little bit of good news, bad news.

Bad news is, you're gonna have to wait.

Yes.

The good news is, we will have a

blast celebrating the winner of
"survivor 50" with a live vote

reveal... >> hell yeah.

Back in Los Angeles.

I'll see you all there.

Congratulations.

See you all there.

All right!

Thank you.

Have a seat.

Have a seat, everyone.

Not feel so good.

Take it in.

This has been a long time in the
making come of this season.

Three years really.

But I'll trickle all he wanted
to do was celebrate "survivor"

and have some fun and you made
it possible.

It's time to bring the season to a close.

Joe, Aubrey, Jonathan.

These are votes for a winner.

The price is 2 million dollars.

I will read the votes.

First vote.

Jonathan.

Aubry.

One vote Jonathan, one vote three.

Jonathan, that's two votes
Jonathan, one vote aubry.

Aubry, tied again.

Two votes each.

Jonathan.

That's three votes Jonathan.

Two vote aubry.

Aubry, we are tied again.

Three votes Jonathan, three votes aubry.

Aubry.

That's four votes aubry.

Aubry.

That's five votes aubry, three
votes Jonathan.

The winner of "survivor 50", aubry!

There it is!

"Survivor" has a winner.

Congratulations.

Aubry has done it.

Let's take a look at who voted for who.

Jonathan got three votes.

There they are.

There are the votes.

A very competitive season.

Anytime you get a vote at the
final tribal council, that's

something.

While aubry celebrates with her
family, were going to take a

break.

When we come back, we'll have
everybody appear.

Will talk to our finalists and
we will see who wins the prize

and your look at survivor 51.

We'll be right back.

Welcome back to the "survivor 50" finale.

We've got a few minutes left but
we have to talk to our winner,

aubry.

Congratulations for winning
"survivor 50".

You talked about this, I thought
there was a great question, what

is your story.

What was different?

I remember Dave two is in.

We thought well, she's going to
be gone and here you are winning

one of the biggest seasons of all time.

What was different about who you
are now?

I have come in second place,
gone deep scrapping, flopped

really hard.

I came back and I was more intuitive.

I moved differently and most
importantly I learned from the

incredible players and winners
before me.

Sandra taught me to be more direct.

Sarah taught me to plot way
ahead of time.

Underwood top you can win the
11th hour.

And Michele taught me so many
lessons.

To all of them, thank you for everything.

You really sat in the
pocket this season and will sig

pocket this season and will si sigh.

Jonathan, it's hard to lose but
I have to point out when you get

three votes in the final tribal,
that's a big deal.

Three people who thought you
deserved to win this season.

The thing that impressed me and
I think most - people saw me as

a big guy who could live to
human over my head and save them

a challenge.

You played a really finesse game.

I want to know, are you proud of
that game?

Mr.

Jeff, I'm so proud.

I played the best game that I could.

For four years, four years, I
thought about "survivor" every

day and how I'd play the game differently.

Somebody and that I could bounce
ideas off.

There was a big moment for me to
come out here and play 50.

I feel like I finished in such a
way that I am proud.

Not just that, Mr.

Jeff, but I heard third time is a charm.

Joe, I have a question for you.

You get labeled with this honor
and integrity thing and it's

true but I wondered at times if
you thought this game design was

too much.

What did you think of the
constant twists, coming from how

you see the world?

I'm going to tell you the truth.

I think the twists and
everything that you have in the

game was perfect.

It put everybody on their heels
in terms of veteran players, new

players but what it really
showed me was that when you have

real trauma in your life and
you've been through some real

things and you have a chance to
be put on a stage in a game that

tests that you make it through,
nobody can take that.

You did very well.

If you're super fan of
"survivor" then you've probably

heard about the car curse but in
case you don't, let me tell you.

The histories that over the
years we've given away cars as

rewards.

It's very exciting.

It's a new car but the same
thing kept happening every civil

time, however one the car never
won the game.

Not once.

Started with Colby donaldson.

He won the car and lost the game
to Tina who is here tonight.

So first "survivor" we partnered
with Toyota and we decided it's

time to end the car curse.

It turns out the car curse is
just about timing.

If you win the car before the
game ends, you don't win the

game.

But if you win the game first
aubry and then you get the car,

the curse is broken.

Congratulations, aubry.

He won "survivor" and you've
also won a brand-new Toyota land

cruiser.

Head out here and go check it out.

Right this way.

She's going to take a walk and
find her brand-new Toyota land

cruiser.

I also want to say Toyota has
been an amazing sponsor.

They have... they have donated
$50,000 to stand up to cancer in

addition to honor 50 seasons of survivor.

We've been partnering with stand
up to cancer for almost 20 year

up to cancer for almost 20 yea years.

We've raised over 2 million dollars.

It's a great partnership.

Up next, one of these players is
going to be awarded the sia

price.

$100,000 and your first look at
"survivor 51."

We'll be right back.

Welcome back to the
"survivor 50" live finale.

We have another celebrity super
fan in sia, the global pop star

who over the years has given
over million dollars of her own

money to players who inspired or
moved her.

This year she turned it over to
the fans and she let you vote

for the player you think
deserves the $100,000 sia prize.

A lot of you got votes for there
was one person was a very clear

favorite and it shouldn't
surprise anybody.

The winner of the sia award is Ms.

Cirie fields.

$100,000 and a standing ovation.

Wow.

I hate to interrupt this.

But we are live and it's been an
interesting night.

I'm going to say this.

Saying goodbye to "survivor 50"
and Cirie is not easy but we are

excited to bring you a new
season of "survivor" featuring

new players and a new era.

Take a look.

A new crop of players is about
to birth a new kind of game.

I haven't remembered a game
start like this in eons.

You got to kick it back almost
to the single digits.

This one has no boundaries.

You've got 2 minutes to get
everything you can off this boa

everything you can off this Bo boat.

You immediately see everybody
descendant to chaos.

I'm the most chaotic manual ever meet.

For the first time
ever, our entire history, every

advantage, every idol, every
twist we've ever done, 50

seasons of "survivor," is in play.

I feel like I am on one of
those epic roller coasters.

You know the drop is going to
hit your stomach a certain way

but you still welcome the drop.

Along with dangers new
elements never seen before.

I think it's landing here.

I am a serious competitor and
if I'm not winning I'm going to

make sure somebody else loses.

I grew up in a loud household.

I am poop positive.

Wait, what's happening?

A shape shifting game,
changing without warning.

Creating permanent uncertainty.

This is what the people have
been begging for.

It's the open era of survivor.

The open era is
taking, which is what we talked

about, what you all built with
this massive uncertainty, and

making it permanent uncertainty.

The idea is that anything that
has never happened at any time

on the show can happen in any
season at any time in any order

without any warning.

We have shot 51.

It's very fun.

It's called the open era.

Thanks to you all for launching it.

Coach, we started the season with you.

I've got ten seconds for a
coachism to wrap up "survivor

50".

Magic.

Were all born with it.

Comes in the shape of joy, hope,
kindness and love.

I see it in my kids.

Got to protect it and give it to
everybody we meet in the world

will radically change.

I cannot get enough of coach.

Tomorrow morning our winter,
aubry, will receive her check

for 2 million dollars live on
CBS mornings with Gayle king

right from this stage.

That's it.

See you in the fall for "survivor 51."

Let's head out.