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I came for one one reason

and one reason only-- for

another million dollars.

Sandra undid

Sugar's top.

I'm not a physical person.

I didn't hide behind no

immunity necklace.

I've been sole surviving

since my alliance was wiped out.

You know how some people

forgive but don't forget?

Well, I don't forgive and I

don't forget.

You want Russell gone?

Yeah.

Russell's gone.

She's weak in challenges.

She's ease to beat for the vote.

Russell's keeping me around

because I'll never get a single

vote-- but I don't know about

that.

Sandra moving on.

I don't believe it.

If anybody has the

hidden immunity idol...

Should I let you finish?

I had to take care of myself.

I want the title of sole

survivor.

I think I deserve it.

I think I deserve it.

Welcome to the

Heroes vs.

Villains live reunion show in

New York City where we have

just crowned our first two-time

winner.

So, Sandra, does that-- does the

fact that you are the only

person who has won twice, does

that make you best player ever?

It makes me the queen.

That's what it makes me.

The best ever, yes.

Without question?

Without question.uestion?

I mean, I have two titles.

What else can you ask for?

I always-- I go out there and my

goal is to make it to the end,

and I make it to the end and

I win.

You can't beat that.

You can't beat that.

Parvati, is Sandra

the best ever?

Sandra is extremely logical

and her argument makes perfect

sense.

However, I mean, I have to

argue because I've played three

times, and I've lasted the most

amount of days, and I'm kind of

a challenge dominator, so...

That doesn't mean anything.

I played twice, and won twice...

Let's arm wrestle.

...and she played three times

and only won twice.

Russell, third person

in this trifecta.

Best player ever-- Sandra?

Do you really want me to

explain this to you?

I want to hear it.

Get on him!

in 30 seconds or less

Okay, okay, social player--

No.

She's lippy, and she knows it

and she loves it, and that's

okay.

But social game? No.

Physical game?

Maybe the worst physical player

to ever play the game.

That's actually strategy.

That is actually a strategy.

It is true that in...

Wait, wait. And...

You have the floor.

Let me finish!

Strategic game, her strategic

game from day one, get rid of

Russell.

You know what?

It never panned out for her.

So let's award her...

That's right.

...for her failures.

That's right. No...

You know what, the problem

is...

Because after a certain

point...

The game...

...there was no use in

getting rid of Russell.

Let me talk.

Give your

finish.

You've got ten second

The problem is the game.

I think there is a flaw in the

game.

A flaw in the game of

Survivor?

Yes.

Okay.

If she can win the game

twice, there is a flaw in the

game.

What's the flaw?

What's the flaw?

Let me tell you what needs to

happen.

And he doesn't like it.

Let me tell you what needs

to happen.

Nothing needs to happen.

Hold on, hold on.

Russell, Russell, Russell, stop.

You've had 78 days to talk.

I'll give you ten seconds to

tell me the flaw.

Okay, what needs to happen is

America needs to have a

percentage of the votes.

percentage of the votes.

I'm just saying.

You still wouldn't win if

they had a percentage of the

vote.

I would have won last season.

You still would not win.

The only people here that like

you are you right there.

That's it.

You're pointing to

his family?

One, two, three, four, five.

Sandra, let me ask

you this.

Let-- this is a debate that

will go on.

For the record, that's

obviously not...

Whatever, yes.

Our show is not that.

Our show is very clearly

defined in that you have a

group of people, you put them

in one situation.

You vote out people, and in the

end the last group, that jury,

decide who they think deserves

it.

This isn't a game in which you

include America.

That's a different game.

Otherwise I would have won.

So you haven't won

this game.

Maybe you would win that game.

Sandra, what was your key move?

Was there one move that you

look back on and say if this

hadn't happened, might not have

gotten there?

I have a ton of moves, Jeff.

Like I've always said, I was a

fan first before I became a

survivor.

When I go out there, I take a

little bit of every season and

use it to my knowledge and to my

ability, and I learned from

every season what mistakes not

to make and how to proceed in

the game.

So I take it day by day.

Tom Westman, what

does it say, as one of our

favorite winners...

...clearly.

What does it say on one hand

Sandra has only played two

times and she has won both

times.

She has never been voted out

of this game.

On the other hand, in all the

times she's played, she's never

won a single challenge.

Even beloved Courtney has won a

challenge.

You don't have to win a

challenge.

You don't have to win a

challenge.

So, Tom, what does

that say about what the

elements are required to win

this game?

I've always said the game is

a third physical, a third

strategic and social, and it's

a third luck.

A lot of luck comes into it.

The one thing I've always

maintained is, whoever won that

season deserves to win that

season.

Thank you.

That's the way it plays out.

That's the hand you have.

It's the people that you're

surrounded with.

If you win it, it's your game.

It's yours.

Sorry, Russell.

Congratulations, Sandra.

Russell, are you

surprised you didn't win, didn't

get a vote?

You know what?

I didn't play twice.

I played once-- but a long time.

Referring to the fact

that the played back to back

without a break.

Let me tell you how good I

am.

Oh, boy.

Really?

Back to back means nothing.

Rupert played back to back.

When I can make a winner, a

winner...

J.T.,

you're referring to...

...look like the dumbest

player in history, then that

means I'm good, right?

Well...

No!

No! That's good.

That's good.

I like the way...

Let me just say...

I can't let that happen.

All right, Russell,

plant it.

Let me just say for those of

you who are with us, here in

Letterman Theater and those of

you watching with us at home,

I'm not exaggerating when I say

this is what it was like every

single day out there.

All right, we're going to take

a break.

When we come back, we will

still hear more from Russell,

because I have a feeling he's

just getting started.

And later in the show,

ironically, Russell, you tipped

off something we're going to do.

We are actually going to crown

the winner of the dumbest move

in Survivor history-- and

J.T., you're in the running.

But first, let's relive some of

the toughest challenges from

this season.

this season.

Get that ball.

Big battle!

Trying to get back without...

Ow!

Colby goes strong.

Tom not messing around.

Tom not messing around. Candice now takes Parvati out!

Candice now takes Parvati out!

You've already proven

yourself to be a disgusting

human being to swear on your

kid's life.

The great powerful Rupert.

The good guy.

You know...

The second coming of Christ.

The second coming of Christ. You're such a dumbass, Rupert.

You're such a dumbass, Rupert.

You're such a dumbass, Rupert.

Welcome back to the

Heroes vs.

Villains reunion show in New

York City.

Sandra, one of the story lines

that came out with you this

year was your husband being in

Afghanistan.

As you said, this is what-- he's

over there.

This is what I do.

I hustle on Survivor.

Where is your husband?

There he is.

Stand up.

Stand up.

He's good.

And he-he's just back for two

weeks.

He's back for two weeks.

To be a part of this?

Yes.

And then he's heading

back to Afghanistan?

Right back.

Well, we thank you

for your service.

What did he say to you, when

you guys hugged down there?

What did your husband say?

He said, "Good job," don't

let Russell get to me.

I'm the queen.

Parvati, do you think

that when it came time for the

jury to vote, do you think

teaming up with Russell worked

against you?

Yeah, I think so, 'cause

Russell was so hated by

everyone on the jury that

everyone just lumped me in with

him and was like, "Oh, you were

riding his coattails.

You were his sad little, you

know, pathetic, like, coattail

rider, which was obviously not

true, you know.

But no one in this game

believed anything that I was

saying, so I had to just win

challenges.

Well, I have to say,

it's worth pointing out your

stats, 114 days in this game--

the record.

Nobody has played this game

longer than you.

And also worth noting, tied for

second in terms of most

individual challenge wins.

You definitely...

Who is first?

Colby Donaldson holds

the record for... Seven.

Yes.

Russell, what happened?

Did you know what happened with

the hat at the time when you

came back and it was gone?

No, I didn't know what

happened with the hat.

I figured somebody did

something, but it was...

You know, there was three

people left.

So what strategic move would

that be?

So I'm like, "Where's my hat?"

I don't know where my hat is.

So is the first time

you saw what happened just

watching it tonight?

Yes.

Reaction, when Miss

Sandra said...

I think, you know what, it

was a good move.

It stunk, it was dirty, it

was funky, so I threw it in the

fire.

You know what?

I give credit where credit is

due.

And I felt bad after I did

it, because he said he wore it

for two seasons, but then when

he started acting crazy, then I

was like, I'm glad I did it.

Really? Two seasons?

No. I give credit where credit

is due.

And you know what, by burning my

hat couldn't fluster me at

Tribal Council.

But, you know, at the end of the

day, Parvati...

Parvati what?

She probably should have won.

Well, again, Russell,

that's a different game.

I do give credit where

credit is due.

That's called

"Russell decides who wins

Survivor."

That's... Pitch that to Mark

Burnett.

He might really like it.

I think he would.

Let me ask you--

are you aware, though, when

you're playing this game, are

you aware of jury...

I don't care about that.

I play as hard as I can.

You know what?

Russell, stop!

Take a deep breath with me.

Russell, you and me, right here.

Here we go.

Okay, me and you.

Breathe.

Yeah, okay, I'm just

trying to get some information

here.

Okay.

Are you aware during

the game, like, when you get

into an argument with Rupert

that's that vicious-- we just

saw a clip of it coming in--

you're not going to get

his vote?

When you betray Jerri, you're

probably not gonna get her...

Are you thinking, do you

think, "Well, that's two votes,

but I've got others"?

You know what?

After I played the first time

and played right again, is...

I played one time.

And I was whipped.

That's not the

question.

Are you aware of the jury?

This is a fundamental...

I know.

Let me explain

something before you answer.

I hear what you're saying.

Well, you haven't

answered what I've asked, so

I'll ask you again.

He doesn't understand.

Do you...?

He doesn't know what

that means.

Do you think

about the fact that the

social game is something

you're missing?

I don't care about that fact!

I play the game as hard

as I can.

I do what I have to do.

I do what I can do.

And you know what?

I make it to the end every time.

Boston Rob, Boston

Rob...

But you'll never win.

Okay!

Okay!

Boston Rob.

Boston Rob, quick...

quick question: if you and

Russell had teamed up,

how might that have gone?

It would have gone

pretty good.

The problem with Russell,

and I think what he's trying to

say to you is that he doesn't

play the game to win.

And it's clear in his strategy.

He plays a good game to get to

the end, but he doesn't play a

game to win the game.

And that's where he and I

differ, among other things

as well.

If we had teamed up, we could

have done pretty well together,

I think.

And you play the game to win?

I do play the game to win.

He does.

When have you won?

I haven't.

Just sayin'.

But I guarantee you,

given the opportunity,

I'd gladly go back and kick your

ass all over the island.

Okay, I will love it!

Okay, I will love it!

I ain't shaking your hand.

You're not shaking my hand?

You know what?

Let's make it happen.

All right.

You make it happen.

That could be a

future season:

Rob vs. Russell.

All right, I want to talk about

something else that I found

very, uh, I thought was

impactful this season, a couple

of dumb moves, starting with

you, Tyson.

It's a little hard

to set up, but if you watch the

season, there came a time at

Tribal Council where Boston Rob

had laid it out: "Here's what

"we do, and we get rid of

"either Parvati or Russell

by the end of the night."

Inexplicably, you change

your vote in the middle.

Not only were you voted out,

you changed the entire course

of the game.

Yeah.

Do you think

about that?

Does that haunt you?

All the time, yeah.

But, you know what?

You make, you have to take risky

moves in the game to-to get far.

Was that was risky

or dumb?

If it would have worked

out, I would have looked like a

genius, Jeff.

Like, Parvati knows, she's

played the game with, like, 85

people in Survivor history, and

half of 'em are here, and so,

and I knew everybody hated

Russell, so to keep him

around...

So you were

playing the odds.

Right, and I knew that

there was a chance.

I knew he had the

idol, 'cause Coach told me...

All right.

...and I knew that he could

give it to Parvati.

so you-you've got a

strategy behind it.

Yeah, definitely.

J.T., the other

dumb move this season.

We've already talked about it.

My only question for you is, I

saw that move as a pretty

decent strategic idea.

If you were right and he needed

you, it could have been a

brilliant move.

Do you have any regrets

about that?

Not at all.

I would have never done it if I

thought I was safe to begin

to begin with, you know?

I was at a point where I felt

like I was going home, you know

the next couple of votes no

matter what.

The odds were against me, and I

was hoping to play with Coach,

Rob, Courtney, or, you know,

Tyson.

And one by one, they got

picked off.

So I was like, "Well, you know,

I know I'm not going to be able

to play with Parvati...

You, again, you

played the odds.

My back was against the wall.

You know, I reached out

to somebody.

But I did not know he was

not playing the game to win,

you know.

Who knows?

We have been

conducting a poll online...

to see, to see...

Do we get any money if we

win this thing?

No, actually, you,

the winner of this actually has

to give some money back.

We've been conducting a poll to

see who the audience thinks has,

has made the dumbest move over

the past 20 seasons of Survivor.

There are five nominees.

Tyson is one.

J.T. is another.

James, the guy with two idols

that got voted out back in

in China.

Colby Donaldson is one for...

people say you took the wrong

person back in Australia.

You could have won if you had

taken the Chef Keith.

And even Erik...

Where is Erik?

Erik-- wow-- with a new

haircut.

Oh, my gosh!

We don't recognize him anymore,

the ice cream scooper.

All right, here are the

dumbest moves.

Take a look at this flashback.

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm on Survivor with

two idols.

Tenth person voted

out and the fourth member

of our jury-- James.

I want to give individual

immunity to Natalie.

13th person voted out

and the sixth member of our

jury-- Erik.

Russell, play the idol

tonight, and save yourself.

You don't hand the enemy

the idol.

J.T.

I'm going to vote for

Parvati.

I thought it was an

opportunity to flop my vote

to Parvati.

Tyson.

I don't even know that I

have a 50-50 shot against Tina.

However, I'm choosing to go

into the finals with Tina.

Yeah!

All right, in typical

Survivor fashion, we took

some tiki thing and turned it

into a trophy, and your name

will be on here.

I'm proud to say that of

the five, the winner comes

from this season--

and, Tyson, it is not you.

J.T., congratulations on making

the dumbest move in Survivor

history.

Thank you.

All right, still to

come, Sprint is going to award

$100,000 to one of this

season's castaways based on

your votes.

Up next, some of the season's

contestants surprised us,

others were major

disappointments.

We're live, Heroes vs.

Villains Reunion Show.

Villains Reunion Show. Be right back.

Be right back.

James goes after

Randy, and with one push.

Real classy.

Get the [bleep] out of here!

Somebody push this toward me.

Shut up! Shut up!

I don't care who you are,

you just don't talk to people

like that.

Shut the [bleep] up and

listen to the guy who's done

the challenge.

A little less cursing off

your tribe might help.

your tribe might help. Keep your mouth shut.

Keep your mouth shut.

Keep your mouth shut.

Welcome back to

Heroes vs.

Villains.

It's our reunion show.

This season we had a lot of

surprises and disappointments.

James, I think it's fair to say

you might have been both, in

that disappointing to see you

get injured and leave

again, but the surprise for me

was your attitude.

You just didn't seem like you

were having fun from day one.

What was going on?

I mean, I really was kind of

having fun.

It just kind of didn't seem

that way, I mean...

To, to nobody.

I mean, we had...

y'all just seemed to catch me in

my moments of the worst

times ever.

I love it.

I mean, it hurt my mom's

feelings.

I'm sorry, Mama, but I really...

So you're telling me,

James, there was nothing

going on.

Because I've seen you play now

three times, and I, even from

the beginning thought, "Man, the

dude's in a bad mood."

It was just... 'cause

I was with a great team.

I mean, I was with...

Are you disappointed

in yourself?

I'm disappointed in my knee.

I'm getting old, but...

But you like how...?

So you're all right with it?

Yes, sir.

Honestly, you were trying

to help me.

Like, the whole thing with

Stephenie, like, he was

trying to...

Here comes Amanda to

James' rescue once again.

Yeah, yes, she is.

He was!

He was trying to help me.

Rupert?

Yes?

Tough start for you.

Oh...

A few minutes into

the game you have a broken toe.

Right.

How did this compare

for you in seasons past?

See, and it wasn't just

one toe.

It was two bones in one toe,

and the toe we taped it off to

was broken also.

I didn't know that till

I got out.

And you know, it put me in...

I thought I was gonna be out

the first day when they sat

me out thinking I was weak

on that first challenge.

What do you make of

the whole good versus evil?

What do you take from this?

It was tough, you know?

The lines are always blurred.

I tell people all the time, I

stole, I lied, I manipulated

and I was one of the Heroes,

you know?

I mean, the game is...

the game is what the game is.

I like going out, though, and

being called one of the Heroes.

Colby, you were

brought back because you

represent-- you embody the

qualities of a hero on

Survivor.

This season, a horrible start,

minutes into, moments

into the show.

Did you know...

did you have a feeling this is

not gonna go well right away?

Well, physically I did,

yeah, yeah.

Losing to Coach in the first

challenge, physically, I knew

things were different.

They were going to be very

different.

He's still behind

you.

Let me do it again!

Hey, get a room!

You know, we're

looking at some of it now.

But you also, though, you

didn't seem to be enjoying

yourself out there.

Yeah, I had more fun watching

the season than I did

playing it.

I really did.

Is that because it's

your third time?

Well, I-I think there was

some adventure lost with this,

and that is a big part of it for

me, you know?

And part of that was, was the

inability to really go

in the water.

Whether it was fish, swim,

all that.

You know, we were really

quarantined.

We couldn't explore in the

jungle, and that's a lot of

what I enjoyed from the

previous seasons, even in

Panama, when we weren't winning.

You know, Lex and Ethan and I

would go out and free dive

every day.

There was a lot of fun.

There was a lot of adventure.

And I couldn't find that

this time.

So you couple that with my poor

performances in the challenges,

and it just wasn't...

A rough season.

It was a rough season.

Amanda, you've played

this game a lot.

You know, you're second to

Parvati, I think, in days

played.

Obviously, you've done

very well.

You were, you were one of only

four people to make it to the

end twice.

You, Sandra, Parvati and

Russell are the only four

people who've done that, and

yet there's this one quality

that seems to elude you, and

it's that killer instinct.

Does this haunt you in life as

well, when you just can't...?

Wow!

No, Amanda, I'm not,

I'm not picking on you.

It's what everyone on the

street says...

You always pick on me.

...she's such a good

player, but then you back off.

You come to James' rescue.

You know, you, you...

you know what I'm saying.

Yeah, I don't...

I don't know what that is.

It just, it happens.

Like, when it comes down to the

cut time where I have to

perform, it just, like,

doesn't happen.

I don't know what it is.

It's, like, it's just something

in me, I feel bad or something,

you know?

I feel bad about voting

people out.

It's like the game is really

emotional for me.

Yeah. Still, today?

Yeah.

Not as much.

Stephenie...

Hi, Jeff.

...you, kind of like

Colby, came in, in terms of

women, you know, you represented

this ideal of great competitor,

physical-- you know, shoulder

halfway out of your body

on day one.

You never really got up to

to speed.

Yeah.

No, I mean, I was, like, very

grateful to come back

a third time.

And I knew that there was a

good chance I was gonna go

very early in this game.

I mean, there's, like, probably

three of us here that really

doesn't hang out with any of

these other people.

So, um, then the shoulder

dislocation was extremely

unfortunate.

Um...

Did you have fun?

I mean, I was there, like,

six days.

I tried to have fun, but I was

on the outs before

the game even began.

But, Jeff, I'll tell this.

It's nothing that a filet mignon

pizza can't cure

at my restaurant, G.G...

G.G. Restaurant and Lounge.

Jeff, what else do I have?

Come on!

I played for six days.

Okay, good.

Congratulations for you.

I'm glad you have a restaurant

going.

Thank you.

Cirie, is there

anything you can do in this

game when you come into it with

the kind of target you had on

your back, is there... is it

just that's just the way it went

this season?

Jeff, I don't think there's

anything I could have done

different besides-- I don't

know, maybe pay Tom a million

dollars.

I mean, I did everything

I could.

When people have a perception

of who you are and what you

are, it's hard to break that.

And if you're not given the

opportunity to break it, then

you get what you get.

I want to, I want...

Do we have-- see if we have

this video.

Coach, you supplied a moment

this year with Tyson that was

one of the most interesting and

touching and funny moments.

If we have this, I want to

roll it.

If not, we'll just talk

about it.

Do we have it?

Why doesn't anybody ever say

anything good about me?

Am I that bad of a person, man?

If you want to stick it out,

I'll help you through it.

Thanks for coming out here,

man.

man. No problem, dude.

No problem, dude.

Now, now, Coach...

Now, now, Coach...

Coach, just one question...

we don't have a lot of time...

Oh, geez, you've got to

preface it with that?

Well, because you

will tell a story.

All right, yes.

I found that a very

endearing moment.

You truly were trying to say,

what is it about me?

Right.

Have you learned

anything about how people

perceive you on this game?

I think, you know, the first

time I came into it I came in as

Coach, you can never be wrong,

you've always got to, you

know, keep a stiff upper lip,

and I saw myself on television

and I said, "That guy is an

arrogant ass."

And I got to change about that.

And so I learned from the game

and came into the next game--

I wanted redemption so bad.

And early on, the reason why I

broke down is because all these

thoughts were, "Can I

change it?

Can I change that perception?"

I'm trying my best, and at that

point at Tribal, when Sandra

said that, I thought maybe

I can't change it.

Tyson gave me a great empowering

speech.

Change who you are.

And I woke up the next day and

I just thought, "You know

what...?"

Are you a different

guy?

I think so.

I definitely think I'm more

humble, down to earth, more

chivalrous to all the ladies.

Oh...

No, come on.

As we go to break, I have to

share something.

We have our first Survivor baby.

Boston Rob and Amber have

given birth.

Let's see, there she is.

Lucia.

And that's Amber who won

All-Stars.

A very successful Survivor

reunion.

All right up next,

one of these players is going to

win $100,000 courtesy of Sprint.

But first, taking us to the

break, our Survivor composers

who write all of our music in

every episode, Russ Landau,

David Vanacore.

David Vanacore. ♪

Since Thursday

viewers have been texting and

voting online for the Sprint

player of the season.

The honor comes with $100,000

cash prize.

The votes are in, and it has

come down to, fittingly, a

two-person race between good

and evil.

On one side, we have Rupert,

one of the two finalists.

And on the other side, look at

Russell, already shaking his

hand like he knows it's him.

It is Russell. So...

America decided between good

versus evil, and much like the

game went, evil has won again.

Russell is the Sprint player of

the season...

the season...

...and the winner of $100,000.

And you will say...

I'll say it more succinctly

because we're out of time.

You will say that's proof to

your point that America...

America-- they make the

decision.

They should.

Jerri...

Yes.

I have to say, having watched

you play this game three times,

it seems like this season it

all came together.

Are you happy with how you

played physically,

competitively, strategically

and spiritually?

Jeff, I am so excited to be

here again for a third time, and

I have to say that watching the

show, I was really proud of the

way I played the game and

watching it, I just felt the

same way times 1,000.

And I feel like I've kind...

the irony of my situation is

that the first time I played

this, people hated me so bad,

they wanted me gone.

This time, they liked me too

much to keep me around.

Nicely done.

Danielle, Danielle, you played

a mighty game.

You were in it...

Danielle, you were in it until

the end, and then you had this

breakdown at Tribal.

You talked about how exhausted

you were.

Did you feel it coming on, or

was it in retrospect that you

were able to see what happened?

No, I felt it coming on.

That day was just so stressful

for me. I was...

Russell was trying to get me

voted off all day.

And you know, I'm human.

I have emotions, I have

feeling, I have heart.

And it just proved at the end

of the day that I'm not a

villain.

So what can I say?

I mean, I look back on it, and

it kills me, 'cause I'm just

like...

You were there.

Oh, if I just kept it

together, I was going to the

end.

But it is what it is.

And, you know, I have to move

on and, Russell, damn you.

Courtney, one thing

about you, Courtney, is you

always seemed to be having fun,

even when it's miserable.

Did you have as much fun this

season?

Courtney!

Um, I had a lot of fun.

I came in...

I came back, and I had to,

like, put myself in the space

of, really, are you going to do

this now?

And I was like, I'm going to go

and have the best time that I

possibly can and enjoy it more

than I did the first time.

And I did.

Randy, on the flip

side...

I knew that was coming.

You rarely seemed to

be having any fun.

Did you have any fun at all

this time?

No, not a bit.

And Sugar, on the

corner, you go to the end, and--

the first time and then you're

first out the second.

Both sides of the rainbow.

Yeah.

Is it still an enjoyable

experience when you only play

three days?

I was not having fun because

it rained so much and I just

didn't feel like I had a decent

alliance.

One other thing I

want to point out, another

celebration, much like Rob and

Amber.

Candice delayed...

actually postponed your wedding

to do this show.

And now you came home-- I'm

looking at a ring-- did you

guys get married?

We got married.

Hold that up.

Hold that up there.

We got married May 1.

My husband, John, he's the best.

All right.

Well, for over 20 seasons of

Survivor, we've had 306

episodes, and we've seen and

we've done a lot on this show.

Take a look at some of these

stats.

Listen to this-- we've visited

15 countries.

We've had over 300 people play

this game.

We've had nearly 500 challenges.

Winners, we've had 11 men, nine

women, average age 32.

Twice as many single people win

as married.

And we're almost dead even when

it comes to men and women and

how long they last in the game.

So we thought it might be fun

to create the Survivor

prototype.

So we combined all of the people

who've won Survivor, and came up

with the ultimate player.

And we put all these things

together.

We used a little bit from all

of the winners, and take a look

at this, guy.

That is Richard Hatch's left

eyebrow, that's Sandra's right

eyebrow.

That's the ear lobes of Parvati,

the dimples of J.T., the bottom

lip of Tom Westman.

We've got Ethan and Amber's in

there in the nose.

Anyway, if you know this guy or

if you are this guy, come on to

Survivor, because you could

win.

When we come back, find out

where Survivor is headed next.

And first, we want to pay

tribute to a dear friend and a

former Survivor who passed away

this year after a long struggle

with cancer.

with cancer. Jenn Lyon will be missed.

Jenn Lyon will be missed.

20 seasons, and

we're still going strong.

Our 21st season begins shooting

soon.

Take a look at where Survivor

Take a look at where Survivor is headed next.

is headed next.

For the past decade, Survivor

has taken you to the furthest

corners of the planet, and

subjected over 300 contestants

to the harshest environments

under the most exhausting

under the most exhausting conditions.

conditions.

Join us now as we enter a new

decade of Survivor.

This is Nicaragua.

It is a land of impenetrable

terrain, smoldering volcanoes,

and savage wildlife.

Christopher Columbus discovered

its shores over 500 years ago.

And for centuries, Spanish

conquistadors set out to tame

this exotic land, only to be

stopped at every turn by the

expansive rainforest of this

Central American landmark.

A brand-new set of survivors,

exciting and innovative

challenges and something that

may surprise them all.

Who will have what it takes to

outwit, outplay, and outlast

all the others?

Find out this Fall as the

adventure continues on

Nicaragua.

Tomorrow morning, Sandra,

Parvati, and Russell will all

appear on The Early Show on

CBS, and Sandra will get a

check for $1 million.

If you want to own a piece of

Survivor, the Web site is on

the screen.

The proceeds benefit my

charity, the Serpentine Project.

We'll see you back for the next

edition Survivor: Nicaragua.

Good night.

Good night. Good night.