Complete scores, statistics, and pictures from every contestant's performance on Survivor, sorted by season: Seasons 31-40. We don’t have 18. Amongst the whispers, Kim expressed concern that Tony, Sarah, and Ben were running the game, Sarah got a sense she was in trouble, and Denise lashed out when Jeremy tried to start a conversation with her, saying she wanted to get the vote over with. While Adam tried to regain his tribe's trust by doing more chores around camp, Rob convinced Jeremy and Michele that Adam was still playing both sides. Who will be on Survivor season 40? CBS reality sensation Survivor is celebrating its 40th season in style. An irate Sarah scolded Tony for leaving her in the dark at the last vote; to regain her trust, Tony told Sarah of his idol. [42], American competitive reality television series. These players have competed in the show since 2010. For lasting on the Edge of Extinction through to the merge, Natalie, Amber, Danni, Ethan, Rob, Parvati, and Yul joined the jury on Day 19; Natalie left the jury when she returned to the game on Day 35. The threesome initially planned to vote for Michele, but Ben gave Sarah permission to vote him out to help her game, feeling that his Survivor journey was complete. The others on the Edge received a clue for four fire tokens hidden on top of the mountain; Tyson found one, but Rob found the other three. At Sele, Yul began to grow wary of Wendell's loyalty after the latter's open negotiation at their Tribal Council for fire tokens. [47] Clarke, who was vocal about feeling like a "bottom-tier winner" coming into season, grew increasingly popular during the pre-merge game and was noted for her role in blindsiding the likes of Rob Mariano and Wendell Holland. For their performances over the course of multiple seasons, Lacina, and Spradlin-Wolfe were also added to the list, as were Jeremy Collins, Tyson Apostol, Ethan Zohn, Natalie Anderson, and Yul Kwon. This continued into Tribal Council; while the others whispered freely, Adam and Ben’s conflict boiled over, with Ben getting mad at Adam for suspecting Sarah had an idol from when they were on Yara. Celebrating the show's twentieth anniversary milestone, the season featured twenty returning winners from past Survivor seasons competing for a US$2 million prize,[2] which was won by Tony Vlachos by a 12–4–0 vote over Natalie Anderson and Michele Fitzgerald, becoming the second two-time winner in Survivor. Kim split her three tokens between Sarah, Michele, and Denise. Sarah gave Sophie her half of the idol back and debated playing her vote steal. The stage is officially set for Survivor‘s 20th anniversary season, which finds 20 of the CBS competition series’ most “legendary” winners returning for battle. However, Jeremy and Michele joined Tony and Nick, blindsiding Sophie and sending her to the Edge with an unused idol in her pocket. During Natalie's first day on the Edge, she received an advantage and luxury item menu and was informed of finding ways to earn new fire tokens. It punishes those who make it far while rewarding those voted out earlier. Kim played a hidden immunity idol on Denise, therefore two votes against her were not counted. Back at Dakal, Tyson targeted Nick for struggling on the puzzle as it was the same one he succeeded on back in David vs. Goliath. CBS via Getty Images. Adam, however, felt that his position has weakened despite the necessary move to eliminate Rob. ET. "[40], At the conclusion of the season, the three finalists were added to The Ringer's Hall of Fame of Survivor players, which already consisted of fellow Winners at War contestants Mariano, Sandra Diaz-Twine, and Parvati Shallow. The Survivor Season 40 cast is packed with fan-favorites and former winners. In addition, the season brought back the Edge of Extinction twist first introduced in the show's thirty-eighth season, where voted-out players could opt to stay for a chance to return into the game. There was no reward challenge due to the family visit. At the Final Tribal Council, all three finalists highlighted their unique journeys to the end: Tony’s dominant strategic play, Michele’s underdog story playing from the bottom, and Natalie’s resilience on the Edge and hard work earning advantages. Ethan chose to bequeath his fire token to Parvati. The placements were Natalie, Sophie, Yul, Parvati, Tyson, and Wendell, with the other five (Danni, Amber, Rob, Adam, and Ethan) not earning any fire tokens. Kim and Amber felt the early pace of the game was overwhelming, with Kim shocked to find herself being actively left out of strategic talk by the majority of Dakal. [46] Orlins summarised his great over-all game: "he has not had a single vote cast against him, [has placated] even those he has not voted with [and] won multiple individual challenges. Parvati spoke about an old school and new school divide, and Ben revealed Danni's slip-up earlier in the day as an example of Sele's paranoia. "[46], Other than the two finalists, players including Sarah Lacina, Denise Stapley, Kim Spradlin-Wolfe, and Sophie Clarke were also noted for their strong performances. As Michele had won the immunity challenge and Tony had played an idol on himself as well, Denise and Sarah were left as the only non-immune players; since both could only vote for each other and therefore their votes canceled each other out, neither of them cast a vote during the revote. 1/20. Sarah convinced Natalie to reveal her idol and shared the news with Tony and Ben. Jeremy was upset about Tyson's elimination, as he was relying on him as a shield. Before arriving at the Edge, Amber chose to bequeath her fire token to Rob. Adam bequeathed his fire token to Denise before going to the Edge. Before arriving at the Edge, Danni bequeathed her fire token to Denise. Jeremy and Ben got into an argument, with each telling the other that they were the next biggest threats left. At Tribal Council, Denise and Adam pushed for prior relationships to be targeted over second-time players. However, the majority of the jury respected the dominant game of Tony more, awarding him the title of the second two-time winner in a 12–4–0 vote, over Natalie and Michele, respectively. Yul Kwon. Two five-person alliances emerged among the scrambling: Denise, Jeremy, Kim, Michele, and Tyson targeted Sophie; Ben, Nick, Sarah, Sophie, and Tony targeted Jeremy. On the Edge, Natalie and Parvati found a bottle containing a clue to the whereabouts of another advantage. Jeremy was also wary of Adam and wanted to vote him out, but Michele had misgivings -- she insisted that despite Adam's duplicity they should preserve the new schoolers' numbers, suggesting an alternative strategy of weakening Rob and Parvati by blindsiding their close ally Ethan. On day 24, the castaways were greeted by their loved ones; unlike previous seasons where one person would meet them for a reward challenge, entire families made the trip. At Tribal Council, all three tried to convince the tribe that there was no Poker Alliance in the game, with Amber and Kim trying to convince others to take out Nick for being the most recent winner. During the challenge, Jeff offered peanut butter and cookies to anyone who would drop out. Sophie split her two fire tokens between Sarah and Kim. Elimination order is based on when the contestant was voted out at Tribal Council. At Dakal on Day 3, Yul and Sophie started recruiting the former Game Changers trio (Sandra, Sarah, and Tony) to target Amber, Kim, and Tyson. Adam grew paranoid over his spot in the game, but at Tribal Council, a reluctant Jeremy, along with the rest of the group except the post-swap Sele members, blindsided Wendell. Yul had mixed feelings and ultimately told Sandra about Tyson’s plot. Before arriving at the Edge, Wendell split his two fire tokens between Michele and Nick. However, at Tribal Council, he and Sarah joined Denise and Ben in sending Nick to the Edge. Others including Cirie Fields, Eliza Orlins and Jonathan Penner favoured Vlachos' dominant game. While the tribe scrambled before Tribal Council, Rob and Parvati were dumbfounded that they were not the targets. There was no reward challenge due to the tribal switch. Jeremy played his "safety without power" advantage—this let Jeremy leave Tribal Council, so he would not vote but could not be voted against at this Tribal Council. However, Tony decided to take the opportunity to blindside somebody and approached Nick, Jeremy, and Michele about blindsiding Sophie who he felt was too tight with his closest ally Sarah. Jeremy, Ben, and Sarah fell out early. At Tribal Council, the old schoolers voted against Adam, but Michele’s plan came to fruition and Ethan was sent to the Edge of Extinction. The pay scale for the season is significantly increased. But it demonstrates the inherent flaw in the Edge. However, the alliance of Tony and Sarah (self-dubbed “Cops R’ Us”) reconciled, and with free agents Ben and Nick controlled the majority of the votes post-merge, with Nick getting blindsided before the Edge of Extinction competition. of days: 39: No. Ben Driebergen. Probst said they did not even consider the age of the players when asking the winners to return, though did feel that older players are more interesting to watch, as their maturity brings unique facets to the game. Jeremy came to realize Wendell was being targeted over Nick and attempted to shift the vote to Adam instead, seeing Adam as an easy vote that the whole tribe could agree on. Which of these winners will you be rooting for when the new season premieres next month? Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the normal live finale for the winner reveal was foregone but instead shown through a live teleconference between host Jeff Probst, who was situated in his garage and the finalists in their respective homes. This frustrated Sarah, who felt she wasn’t receiving credit for making the same moves as Tony because she was a woman. Winners At War is a landmark season. At Tribal Council, Natalie elected to take Michele with her to the Final 3 and force Tony and Sarah to make fire. Returned to the game upon winning Edge of Extinction challenge. Upon arriving at their marooning site, the castaways were redistributed into three tribes of 5: Dakal consisted of Denise, Jeremy, Kim, Sandra, and Tony; Sele consisted of Michele, Nick, Parvati, Wendell, and Yul; Yara consisted of Adam, Ben, Rob, Sarah, and Sophie. No advantages were played, and Sarah joined the men in sending Kim to the Edge. [39] Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly gave the finale a positive review, calling Vlachos a highly entertaining player: "no one else mixes game sense and nonsense more than him". Tony won the challenge. [16], This season introduced "fire tokens", a currency that allows players to purchase comfort items, food, and advantages. Nick emerged as a swing vote; at Tribal Council, Michele played the advantage and successfully negated two votes, while Jeremy was sent to the Edge. As Natalie left Tribal Council, she chose to bequeath her fire token to Jeremy. In that same interview, Probst revealed that Survivor: Palau winner Tom Westman was among the castaways who was ultimately cut. Eventually, a majority of the old school alliance decided to send Natalie to the Edge to split up her and Jeremy. [49][50] Writing for Vulture, Martin Holmes called her "a force this season, corralling the numbers, finding idols, and taking charge when necessary". Denise tried to solidify a bond with Kim and Sandra about protecting the women, knowing that she was the likely target if the tribe stuck to original tribal lines. Early the next morning, Tony snuck out of camp and found an idol. Scroll down for a complete list of previous winners returning for the milestone season, which premieres on Wednesday, Feb. 12 (8/7c): * Adam Klein, 28, winner of Millennials vs. Gen-X (2016), * Amber Mariano, 40, winner of All-Stars (2004), * Ben Driebergen, 36, winner of Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers (2017), * Danni Boatwright, 43, winner of Guatemala (2005), * Denise Stapley, 48, winner of Philippines (2012), * Ethan Zohn, 45, winner of Africa (2001), * Jeremy Collins, 41, winner of Second Chance (2015), * Kim Spradlin-Wolfe, 36, winner of One World (2012), * Michele Fitzgerald, 29, winner of Kaôh Rōng (2016), * Natalie Anderson, 33, winner of San Juan del Sur (2014), * Nick Wilson, 28, winner of David vs. Goliath (2018), * Parvati Shallow, 36, winner of Fans vs. Among those who accepted who the production team had considered unlikely to return were married couple Rob and Amber Mariano, who had begun their relationship while competing on Survivor: All-Stars, and Survivor: Micronesia winner Parvati Shallow, who had initially declined the offer as she had recently given birth. We don’t have 20. Despite an early lead by Sarah, Tony came back and won the challenge, making Sarah the final member of the jury. Ben and Jeremy's conflict continued, while Kim rallied tribemates into voting Tony out next. In addition to returning winners, this season is the thirteenth season to feature returning players, and the fifth season to feature only returning players. Sarah used her steal-a-vote advantage on Denise; therefore, Denise was ineligible to vote whereas Sarah cast two votes. [17], Natalie Anderson competed on the thirty-sixth season of The Challenge.[20]. Guy Pearce Joins HBO Limited Series 'Mare Of Easttown'…, Bucs Fans Gobble Up Gear, Setting Record for Super Bowl…, 'Impact': Gal Gadot Accepts Her Privilege and Wants to Use It…, R. Kelly's New York Trial Delayed Again Due to COVID Concerns, 50 Valentine's Day Gift Ideas That Say "Sure, This Holiday is…, Copyright © 2021 TVLine Media, LLC. 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AJ is a sophomore college student, majoring in Sociology. Despite falling behind early, Michele won the immunity challenge. reserved.PMC Entertainment. Jeremy and Michele tried to recruit Adam to join in the plan. by whssox Plays Quiz not verified by Sporcle . Another group of castaways, like say a bunch of game-hungry returnees, could do wonders with this gimmick, and Season 40 could be the chance to dust it off and try again, albeit under a slightly altered name. Ben and Denise had targeted Nick, while Michele and Nick targeted Denise. [5], Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the typical live reunion show following the two-hour finale episode did not take place, but instead, the finale ran for three hours, with the final segments featuring Probst remotely from his home garage to video chatting, in a small makeshift set with the Final Three to announce the winner.[6]. Early on Day 4, Rob from Sele discovered he had received a fire token, voicing his concerns to Parvati that it might mean either Amber or Sandra had been sent to the Edge. Sandra immediately decided to raise the sail on the Edge, believing she would have no chance of winning a challenge to get back in the game. On Dakal, Denise and Jeremy bonded with Kim, hoping to bring her into an alliance against Sandra and Tony. Adam’s claim that Ben and Sarah were too close led to an argument with Ben, and several castaways scrambled to figure out a plan, with Tyson’s name thrown around in the crossfire. Ethan Zohn (Survivor: Africa) 2. The season filmed in May and June 2019 and is the eighth consecutive season to be filmed in Fiji. Denise felt secure about her position in the tribe thanks to an extra fire token from Danni and her full idol (Adam had returned his half to her). Jeremy sensed something was up and considered using his "safety without power" advantage. Sarah switched her vote to Ben at Tribal Council, sending him to the jury over Michele after Natalie’s irrelevant idol play on herself. Survivor Season 40 Cast Revealed. He then convinced Sarah to engage Natalie in strategy talk at the water well while he spied on the conversation from his spy nest. At Dakal, Kim still felt she was on the bottom of the tribe and went on an idol hunt of her own. The two tribes of 10 (Dakal in red and Sele in blue) were informed that the grand prize this season would be $2 Million, and that the Edge of Extinction was in play. Meanwhile, Nick convinced Tyson that Sophie was coming against him, but Adam rallied numbers against Sarah, Sophie’s closest ally, instead. Natalie managed to survive thanks to two idol plays and a final immunity win, assisting in voting out Denise and Ben and forcing Tony to eliminate Sarah in an emotional firemaking challenge. Leaving Tribal Council, Sandra bequeathed her new fire token to Yul. Tony won his fourth immunity challenge. They all struggled mightily, with Ethan almost fainting and requiring medical intervention near the end point, but all four completed the task and earned a fire token each. Yul's plot to coax Wendell into giving Michele a fire token made Nick concerned about Yul's strategic prowess and ability to plan ahead, making him and Michele swing votes on whether to vote out Wendell or Yul. Big film and video game fan. Hit PLAY on the video above to get reacquainted with the castaways, then drop a comment with your picks and predictions below. Sarah wanted to get Kim out thinking she would win the game in the end, but Tony felt Tyson was the more pressing threat. Wanting to go back to the chaotic gameplay he used back in Cagayan, Tony pledged loyalty to the minority alliance, but Denise and Kim grew skeptical. [44][45] Such former players as Andrea Boehlke, Peih-Gee Law, and David Wright were especially appreciative of her social game and underdog story in an Entertainment Weekly roundtable previewing the finale. Survivor: Winners at War; Season 40: Presented by: Jeff Probst: No. Some of the winners don’t want to play again. Meet the cast of Survivor: Winners at War Here are the 20 past winners vying for $2 million on the 40th season of 'Survivor.' AJ Wilson. [12] Survivor Gabon winner Bob Crowley was not contacted to compete. The winner would receive $2,000,000, the largest cash prize ever given out in American reality TV history since The X Factor. The three players on the Edge had a chance for a fire token; Natalie deciphered the clue and found a paper stating there was a "vote steal advantage" hidden in an opposing tribe member’s torch; she anonymously offered the advantage to Sarah on Dakal. The resulting paranoia amongst Sele led Rob to ask the entire tribe to dump their bags and expose if they had an idol. Since old school players were at a numerical disadvantage, Parvati and Rob wanted to target new school players, primarily Jeremy or Ben as outsiders. 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