All language subtitles for Survivor.s16e14

36 days ago, 10 fans of Survivor were
pitted against 10 of their favorite

players from season's past.

You can be a fan of the Boston Red Sox,
man, but you don't want to play against

the Boston Red Sox. You're going to get
your ass into it.

Well, get it on.

The tropical paradise of Micronesia
proved to be both bountiful and

brutal.

The castaways were unexpectedly battered
by storms on a daily basis.

You watch this show at home, and when
they show the rain, they show it for

30 seconds. They're not showing that
you're standing in the rain for five,

hours straight.

The conditions were so harsh that one
castaway quit.

I can't be here one more minute. I can't
take it.

Bye.

Throughout the game, injuries piled up
like never before.

Our injury tally so far, Penner has a
busted up knee.

Parvati has a busted up lip.

Amy has a tweaked knee.

Forcing out two of the game's strongest
players.

I can only recommend, for the sake of
his leg and his life, that he leave the

game. It's not going to get better.

Oh, God.

Let's get you out of here and get you to
the hospital.

It was the first time ever that three
players left without being voted out.

But the game continued.

An early alliance was formed between
Amanda, Harvardy, and Serene.

All right, ladies, I have both of you
guys' words.

That is us three for the end.

Yeah. Yeah.

The three women stayed true to each
other throughout the entire game.

But Parvati made some side deals on her
own. I might just go ahead and pull in

Natalie and Alexis and take them with me
and Amanda. And three, everyone else,

they're dead to me.

All the women banded together to form a
super alliance, which took control of

the game.

What is the plan? Final five girls.

The first thing on their agenda was to
blindside the biggest threat. This is

like the perfect opportunity to get rid
of Ozzy because he'll never see it

coming.

He had the hidden immunity idol, but he
didn't play it. Ozzie, Travis spoke.

But Ozzie's exit was just the beginning.

The man is in play.

It's like the Blackwood overgame. All
the girls spinning the guys around as

as we can until they don't know which
way is up, and then we're devouring them

one at a time.

What happened next?

was an unprecedented series of
blindsides.

Jason had the idol, but the woman was
safe.

Jason. So he didn't play it.

At the following tribal council, because
Eric had immunity, the women were

forced to vote out one of their own.
They picked Amanda.

Pretty much everyone here has told me
that they're voting for me tonight.

But when she produced the hidden
immunity idol... I got it!

The vote bounced back to Alexis. Alexis,
you need to bring me your torch.

And when Eric won immunity again...
Matt, tell him that if he were to give

the necklace, that would redeem him and
we would vote for Amanda.

Who would fall for that?

I want to give individual immunity to
Natalie.

They pulled off the biggest flying side
in Survivor history.

You officially go down as the dumbest
Survivor ever.

Eric, the tribe has spoken.

Three days left in this game.

Who knows what is going to happen?

Now four are left.

Serene. In this game, for me, it's all
about who I think I can trust. And if I

feel that I can trust you, then I'm
willing to go all the way with you.

But if I don't trust you, then you can't
believe a word I tell you.

Natalie. I'm in game mode. And now I'm
actually having a lot more fun.

I'm getting to be more of myself, which
is proving to be.

Pretty ruthless and pretty stone -cold
bitch and pretty cutthroat.

Amanda. This is where the game gets
interesting.

This season, I have developed more
personal relationships than I did in

and this game, I played completely loyal
and just fought my way to the end.

Harvard. Coming back, I'm playing really
aggressively, and pretty much no -holds

-barred for me. So, I haven't been here.

Miserable, going through all this crap
to not win this game.

Find out tonight who will outlast all
the rest to become the soul.

Survive.

Let's start a pot, ladies.

Everyone has fallen into our trap
Everyone and it's the same trap over and

and over again and every single person
keeps falling into it when I wrote his

name down I said, my mom always told me
you might not be able to beat him with

these, but you can always beat him with
these.

We couldn't beat Eric at anything.

But now that's all taken care of. Eric
told me we're having a sandwich and

going to continue with the game.

That's four back -to -back blind sides,
which you girls have managed to evade

every single one of them. Wow. Like,
let's see what happens next.

Oh, Molly.

Here she is.

How long have you been up for?

I don't know, probably an hour.

Do you sleep bed?

Mm -hmm. I was talking about Eric.

Oh, it's just tearing my heart out that
there aren't any guys around here.

Can't you see the tears in my eyes?

These guys just walk right into the
Venus fly chat, and they get eaten

Yeah.

Heist number four.

In a row.

Goes off without a hitch.

My money's still in my pocket around y
'all.

I'm nervous around y 'all.

I'm nervous around you.

I haven't missed the guys here for one
second.

I love having this group of girls here.
Just chilling, hanging out without the

big egos running around and the guys
trying to, you know, provide and look

in front of the ladies. I love just
being the girls.

This has been a really hard season.

It's been so hard. Because all the
freaking girls are smart girls in this

season. I'm not kidding.

And we beat them out with our brains.

I can't believe we peed that side.

Oh, my God. I'm just so thankful to be
here.

I'm so thankful that you're here.

I feel like you have a way of, like,
convincing people, and they're like,

so right.

You really should.

You really should swallow your pride and
ask for whatever you want all the time.

I know. Like, I feel like I'm without a
fear in my normal life a lot.

I'm so scared of people saying no, so I
don't ask.

Yeah. But your life could be...

So much better.

You just ask for things that you want. I
know.

You know? I know.

My position at this point, I'm the only
fan left.

They're all favorites.

They all started on a tribe together,
but I've definitely made a personal bond

and connection with Parvati.

We get each other.

We have great conversation.

So I think we complement each other
well.

Honestly, I think the people that you
encounter when you do things like this,

like the people that you're with, you
have to...

know that they're there for a reason.

Yeah. You know?

And there's a reason that you and I are
here together.

You have a one -in -four shot of winning
a million dollars right now. Yeah.

Unbelievable.

But everyone here has earned their spot
in the final three.

You know?

Absolutely. Everyone here has played a
damn good game. I think Parvati is an

ally for me in this game. My
conversations and my heart -to -hearts

and our great connection.

Does it benefit me at all if we're
closer than not?

Of course.

Gina!

What does it say?

Yeah, I was hoping for food.

You do.

Reward or immunity, does it say?

Indeed, you've accomplished a noble
task.

You've made it to the final four.

To climb the heights of victory, you
need to scramble once more.

What?

Today?

Wow. I'm not happy.

We're thinking that winning this
challenge is pretty much guaranteed

three.

So we have to beat Natalie.

I mean, we love the fact that it's all
women, but being that it's all women,

of us has to go.

Feeling oh so good about themselves.

You guys ready to get to today's
immunity challenge?

Yeah. First things first, Natalie. We'll
take back that necklace.

Once again, immunity is back up for
grabs.

For today's challenge, you will start on
a very small perch at the top of a 20

-foot hole in the water.

On my go, you will use a bucket to
gather water that you will then pour

bamboo chute.

As the water fills up the chute, it will
raise a set of keys.

You'll take those keys, you'll swim back
to shore and use them to unlock a chest

containing 16 individually shaped ladder
rungs.

First person to correctly assemble their
ladder, climb to the top, raise their

flag, wins immunity.

Guaranteed a one in three shot at
winning this game.

Make sense?

Yep, yep. We'll draw for position.

We'll get started.

Here

we go. Four

immunity. And a guaranteed spot in the
final three.

Survivors ready.

Go.

Go up that bucket full of water and then
pour it down that bamboo chute.

The more water you get in, the faster
you will raise those keys up to where

can grab them.

Natalie having a lot of success.

I already got most of it in the chute.

It doesn't matter how fast you pull up
the water if you don't pour it in the

chute.

Natalie doing a great job. Can't quite
reach her keys.

Harvardy and Natalie neck and neck right
now.

Natalie has her keys. She's in the
water.

Parvati very close.

Parvati reaching for her keys.

Parvati unclips. She's in the water.

Got to get to shore and open that chest.

Amanda reaching for those keys.

Can't do it. Going to take another
bucket of water.

Natalie and Parvati with a big lead at
this point.

Both opening their chests up.

Amanda has her set of keys.

Gotta unclip.

She's in the water.

Three. Is it close enough?

Three reaches for the keys.

Three has her keys.

Get in that water.

Everybody is in this.

Natalie continues to extend her lead.

This ladder will take some time to
assemble.

Only one person going to walk away from
here with immunity.

The other three vulnerable at tonight's
tribal council.

You have 16 ladder rungs.

Each ladder rung is individually shaped
and will only go into one slot on that

ladder. You have to force it. It's not
right.

If you have a lot of play, it's not
right.

16 different options.

But it only goes together one way.

Amanda appears to be making some
progress.

Harvey's got some rungs in her ladder.

Natalie and Therese trying to make sure
they're right.

Merely getting to the top is not enough.

Amanda making a lot of progress if she's
right.

Skipping up ahead.

Putting some of the higher ladder rungs
in first.

Zaria's working her way up methodically
from the bottom.

Natalie having a little trouble with
this puzzle.

Amanda pulling away from the pack.

At this point, it is Amanda's challenge
to lose. She has a huge lead.

Amanda can't get that last rung in.

Something's not right.

Amanda going now rung by rung trying to
figure out where she's off.

Natalie getting closer.

Amanda swapping pieces out.

Immunity so close.

Amanda thinks she has it, and she does.

Amanda wins immunity.

Good job, girls. Good job.

Oh, my God.

Good job, girls. That was tough.

Amanda, come on over.

Of course.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Guaranteed a one in three shot at
winning this game and the million bucks

goes with it.

Natalie, three.

Parvati, after 37 hard -fought days, one
of you will not make it to the final.

We'll figure out who that's going to be
tonight at Tribal Council. Grab your

stuff. Head out. See you at Tribal.

you beat me is because your legs are
longer than mine.

Right. Me too.

I was right hot on your trail. Oh, I
know, girl.

We all were.

I'm in a smile, sorry.

I can't believe it. I'm really like, I'm
ecstatic and it's like twice in a row.

And this time I played my game so
different and I feel so much better

We can set Gloria free.

We almost just let her go and let that
rooster have his way with her.

You know, they always talk about the
lowest man on the totem pole.

I do indeed feel like the low woman on
the totem pole.

But I'm not going to just tuck my tail
between my legs and hurry out of here

say, Bye, guys. Well, it was great. I'm
going home.

No, I'm going to explore all my options.

If Gloria is anything like the women on
this camp, she'll mate with that dude.

And then rip his neck off.

Oh, that's funny.

I'm dealing with women who are as smart
as I am.

So if I go in and I'm hustling and I'm
shaking and I'm moving and I'm

they're going to see right through it.
So I think if I'm calm, cool, and

collected, there's a way to weasel in
and communicate with them in a way that

may seem reasonable.

I hate when it gets to this point.

Why can't we all just stay? Why can't we
have a final four?

That'd be cool.

Hmm.

I don't know, Natty girl. I don't know.

Have you promised anybody your vote?

Oh, good.

Good.

I believe Serene's quite nervous as far
as jury votes are concerned.

I could use this to address poverty, to
help me out.

It's kind of a little glimmer at the end
of the tunnel, a little light, because

I do firmly believe that poverty would
go out on a limb for me.

It's been kind of our plan from pretty
much the beginning to have me, Parvin,

Suri in the final three.

But I think Suri is definitely a threat
as far as weighing votes from the jury

one way or the other.

And I don't want Natalie to go. I think,
you know, she definitely deserves to be

here. I think she's played a good game.

Suri, she knows that if Natalie would
have won, Nat would have voted with me

you and Suri would have been gone.

True. I don't know who I'm voting for
tonight. I mean, it's hard. It's far in

the game. You know, it's not easy.

You know everyone's still playing the
game at this point.

It would be stupid not to still be
playing the game.

I give Natalie so much credit.

Me too.

Three got lucky to be with us.

You have to be after everyone at a
certain point. Yeah.

You okay?

She's freaking out. And she's like, did
you promise anyone your vote?

And I was like,

no.

You're asking me this right now
because... I

love

Natalie to death, and I think she's a
lesser threat as far as jury votes than

three.

And now the time has come where it's
like I could switch it up now, and then

have our biggest jury threat out of the
game. But seriously, in this game and

how this game's been played, all these
women are so crafty, I wouldn't put it

past any single one of us to work some
kind of deal out and make it to the

three. I want to be here. I would love
to be able to, like, for some way, I

back tonight. I'd be like, cool, suck it
up one more day, you know? Yeah.

I could be going home tonight.

They could have made a deal with Natalie
and decided, you know what, we like you

better.

Therese out and smiling in my face. I
saw their work already.

We've duped so many people with

straight faces.

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

Eliza, Ozzie, Jason, James, Alexis, and
Eric

voted out at the last tribal council.

So, we have a final four consisting of
only women.

And all of you women have been involved
in another first. Four straight,

blindside.

Natalie, after the performance from the
four of you at the last Tribal Council,

you all should be nominated for a
Survivor Academy Award.

It was masterful to watch.

No disrespect to anyone, but it went
down seamlessly.

We achieved an impossible task.

So, it was a great feeling.

So... After four straight blindsides,
what's the feeling going into tonight's

vote? I think at this point the four of
us respect each other enough that I

don't think that there would be a
blindside.

I would pray for a blindside on some
level. Like now it would actually

me better than all the other four.

Amanda, how concerned are you tonight
that you know exactly what's happening?

At this point, Jeff, I have no idea
what's going on.

I mean, how many times does a blindside
have to happen before you figure out

that you know nothing about what's going
on at all?

I'm fairly confident that I know what's
going to happen tonight, but I can't be

certain. Parvati, it seems to me only a
fool would say anything with confidence

at tribal council.

All you have to do is look across at
Ozzie and Jason and Alexis and Eric.

were all certain they weren't going
home.

Yeah, I think this...

have been the craziest, messiest, most
strategic game in the history of

Survivor. So for anyone to feel
confident, that's ludicrous. But I can't

anyone's mind, and I don't know what
anyone else is thinking but myself.

Amanda, have you guys talked about what
do we do when there's only three people

left? Or have you just been assuming,
that's all I've got to do is get to

three and I'm good to go?

No one here, I think I can honestly say
that, is expecting a final two.

At this point in the game, it would take
us for another whirlwind.

Suri, how would it change the game if
you knew it was a final two?

I mean, it is nerve -wracking to think
it could be a final two, because that

makes me feel like, once again, I'm on
the bottom of the alliance.

Which is not a good place to be, Jeff. I
just have a question. When did you ever

think you were on the bottom of your
alliance? No, no, no. From the five,

started with you, Ozzie, James, and
Parvati.

Basically, it's unspoken that I'm on the
bottom.

Ozzy wanted you four to be in the final
four, so where does that place me when

we're going to the five? That makes me
fifth.

I'm talking about after the merge. Like,
when have you felt on the bottom?

Always. Honestly, always.

Between us three?

It's obvious because not one person in
any alliance has ever said, I won't vote

for Cerise. You have said, I won't vote
for certain people. She has said, I

won't vote for you. So that clearly...

places me at the bottom of the alliance.

I'm just wondering.

And I'm explaining how I feel that way.

I would be foolish not to think that.

Natalie, you're holding back a big grin.

I think at this point, anything's an
opportunity.

You know, I'm just letting them duke it
out.

And may the best woman win.

All right, let's get to the vote.
Amanda, you have the immunity necklace.

not planning on giving it to anyone
else, are you?

Cannot vote for Amanda.

Everybody else is fair game? It is. Time
to vote.

Amanda, you're up.

I'll go tally the votes.

Once the votes are read, the decision is
final. The person voted out will be

asked to leave the tribal council area
immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote.

Three.

Natalie, one vote Natalie, one vote to
read.

Natalie, two votes Natalie, one vote to
read.

Fourteenth person voted out, seventh
member of our jury.

Natalie, I'm serious enough, you need to
bring me your torch.

Natalie, the tribe has spoken.

Well,

once again, you have survived the vote
and made it to the final three.

Congratulations. Grab your torches. Head
back to camp.

Good night.

I have to say that I am pretty happy
with the way that I played the game. I

the last fan standing.

And I feel proud of the group of girls
that I finished with.

I respect the way that you guys played
the game with me.

So thank you.

That was a weird tribal thing, wasn't
it?

I don't think I've ever been so
exhausted in my entire life.

So what was all that at tribal council?

What am I doing?

You're trying to make us look so awful
at tribal. How? You asked me how I think

I'm on the bottom of an alliance, and I
explained to you every single alliance

that I've been in how I'm on the bottom.
That's both.

Just be real.

How is it both?

That's not game. That's real facts.

That's exactly what this is.

But that's what I understand, because in
the five, how are you on the out?

Because you're snuggled up over there
with James.

She's snuggled up over there with Ozzie.
Most of the time, y 'all four are

together. If you were me, what would you
feel? I mean, be me for a minute. And

because I said it out loud, you're
upset?

I'm not. With this alliance with y 'all
two, she told me she couldn't vote you.

So that makes me at the bottom of this
alliance.

Have any one of you ever said, I can't
vote to re -out?

How do you know? Yes or no? I'm asking
you. How do you know?

Have I talked to you about Final Two?

I feel that I've been on the bottom of
every single alliance. I just don't see

that, and I haven't... You're not me.

You're not me. That's why you didn't see
it. I'm trying to understand, but I

can't understand you when you're
screaming at me. Okay, I'm not

Thank you. I understand. I can't explain
it anymore. I don't know how else to

say it. Yeah, I know. I mean, it makes
sense.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for yelling at you, but don't
accuse me of stuff that I'm, you know,

if I'm doing stuff. I wasn't trying to
accuse you. It came out very badly, and

I'm sorry.

I'm just on my breaking point right now.

Well, it's almost over.

I know.

You have two more days. I know.

Yeah.

Let me give you a hug, because this is
pitiful for us to make it this far, and

then you be. I'm sorry.

No, it's all right.

I didn't mean it like that.

I just kind of broke down, and I started
yelling at Tari about stupid things

that I don't even know why I yelled.

And I feel like I've been doing this
forever.

You know, straight from China, I come
here, and I just can't take it.

I almost lost it when Jeff mentioned
that there might be a final two, and I

it.

There's no way that it would be a final
two.

There's no way.

Don't say that again, Barbara, because
you've been wrong every time. You don't

comfort me by saying that.

It's been a plan from day one for
Barbara, Amanda, and myself to be final

and it would just break my heart to find
out it's going to be a final two.

So I want to celebrate, but there's like
that hint in the back of my mind, don't

get falsely happy and then find out this
is not the end of it.

It's the final three. Everybody just
needs to chill out.

Did you find a machete? Because all that
yelling makes me thirsty.

38 days.

I really don't think I will ever touch a
coconut again.

We need the tree mail here.

Relax. I'm ecstatic to be here in the
final three with these two girls.

At least we assume it's a final three.

It's been a long road, and we feel very
blessed to be here with each other.

Come on out.

Come on, Gloria.

We're celebrating by setting our mascot
free, Gloria.

She's our last chicken standing.

Rather than try to kill Gloria and have
her flopping around in misery, we

decided we can not eat. We only have a
couple days left. Let Gloria go.

She might not leave here. This is her
home.

She's making a mess to lay the damn
eggs.

Unfortunately, Gloria doesn't want to
leave camp.

She's like hanging around.

She's like a pet dog now.

I guess she doesn't realize that this is
over.

It's a done deal.

We're the craftiest survivors

of all time, to be modest.

Nice.

What is it? It doesn't look like food.

No, not at all. What?

All right. It looks like a challenge.

Freaking paddle.

All right.

Congratulations, final three.

You have done what 17 of your fellow
tribesmen and women could not.

Today you will honor their memories
before proceeding to your final immunity

challenge.

Get into your boat and head out to Exile
Island.

There you will find the torches of your
fallen comrades.

Reflect upon them as they each had a
part in getting you to this point. You

then proceed to your final immunity
challenge.

Oh, my God.

Wow. My heart just dropped.

All right, let's go, ladies.

We got to remail today, and we thought
there was going to be, like, food, you

know, for the final three, and get some
of their immunity challenged.

It's like, when is it going to end, you
know?

Like, there's only so much you can take,
and then someone has to leave now,

like, after everything?

I am so tight with these girls. Like,
this just sucks completely.

Never anything.

I feel sick.

Me too.

The fact that it's a final two and not a
final three.

It was almost poetic. I mean, we've been
blindsiding people left and right, and

essentially we got blindsided.

We thought we had it made.

I guess, you know, what goes around
comes around.

Okay, I'm just going to have to, like,
regroup.

Get it together.

One more time.

I need to regroup.

Now we have to kick it back into gear
and get ready for this immunity

today. And for me, it's taken me down a
peg. Like, I feel a little bit humbled.

But I think the rites of passage will
give me a little perspective because

a chance for us to honor everyone that
we've fought so hard to beat.

And I think we all want to give those
people credit for being such strong

competitors and for not making it easy
on us.

I can't feel bad.

Look how far I made it. I mean, we
started out with 20 people, and they

hardcore players.

and would love to be here right now.

So I want to tip my hat to them and say,
you know, good job.

I beat you, but good job.

He was actually kind of a decent guy
while he lasted.

I consider myself the cerebral assassin
of

Survivor. And if I'm not going in 100%,
I'm not playing. So, you know, to go out

on my own terms, I kind of protected the
legacy of Johnny Fairplay.

So I'm very happy with that.

Oh, Mary.

Oh, Mary.

Didn't really know Mary.

That's probably the worst thing that
could ever happen to somebody on

is being one of the first people voted
out of your tribe.

Maybe I was a strong player and they
just saw me as such of a threat, but I

really felt like just a ton of bricks
just hit me, and game over.

That's the only reason he had to go so
early, is because he is such a great

player.

When I first walked in and someone said
that I'm one of the most likable

players, I think that pretty much...

sets me apart as a big target.

Also, my problem, I know, is that I
don't have that killer instinct to go up

against some of these other people.

But even though I got voted out so
early, it's still quite a fun

Oh, Mikey.

Oh, good old Mikey D. He was a fierce
competitor.

It hurts. It hurts to get sent home that
early in the game. I was having fun out

there, and I just wanted to continue to
fight. But it is a life -changing

experience, and it reminds you that life
is good.

Oh, truck.

The big guy.

Truck was pretty intense.

Really intense. That's exactly the words
I was going to use. Yeah. That I was

going to use. He was intense.

I went in with the goal to play the
game.

hard, and I feel like I did that. But my
survivor experience would be summed up

as failure.

My goal is to be there at the end, and I
didn't reach the goal. Fail.

Jonathan, Jonathan, Jonathan.

Jonathan is a smooth talker.

He was tough, though, in this game, man.
I give him props. Yeah. Yeah, he

wouldn't have quit for anything.

Nothing. If he hadn't been taken out on
medical, he never would have quit.

That's what's sad.

Leaving the game for medical reasons, I
was able to leave my head held high, no

animosity towards anyone, and there was
nothing that I could have done about it.

It is something extremely special, and
I'll always hold this near and dear, and

once -in -a -lifetime experience I got
to do twice.

You know, I have to say, the chickens
have not been the same since Chet left.

My survivor experience was something I
only dreamt of happening. Even though I

was told I was going to go out first, I
went out seventh in a beautiful way as

far as I'm concerned.

Everybody who was praised for their
strength, praised for their agility,

for their athletic ability, I outlasted
them.

I loved Kathy.

She was the... She was a colorful
character.

Yeah, to say the least.

I am in awe of every person who's ever
played the game of Survivor. It's the

most difficult thing I've ever done.

Childbirth, I thought that was tough.

Nah. I'd rather whip out eight more kids
in ten minutes than ever do this again.

That's how much harder Survivor is.

Oh, Tracy.

She was, you know, I think she was
underestimated in this game as a

competitor.

Even if it's 20 days, 20 days may seem
like not a lot of time to a lot of

people, but when the rain's hitting you
for nine and a half hours, you just

can't be that same person any longer
because you have just you in the

I am not the same person any longer, and
I don't think I ever want to be again.

Amy, Amy, Amy.

You know, I love Amy.

I do too. Amy loved everyone.

This game, I was so much more sensitive
than I was the first game. I've learned

the balance for me of vulnerability and
strength.

Of walking into a situation and being
strong with who I am and knowing that I

don't need the feedback of other people
to know I'm okay with who I am.

Oh, Liza.

My arch rival that I had to compete with
for 22 days.

Wow. Eliza put up a good fight in this
game. Oh, yeah, the last time. She went

down in a blaze of glory.

I was the underdog.

I was on the out almost from the start
because...

I didn't really have an alliance with
anyone, and so I knew that I was on the

bottom and trying to work every angle,
which is my game, which is the only game

I know how to play, and I think I did a
good job.

Ozzy!

I think he's the most well -rounded
player ever in Survivor.

And you like him.

That's why he had to go.

You can carry us, George. I'll let you
carry us.

To a certain point, your time out, in
Survivor does define you to a large

degree. It's like a chance to really
search your soul and get to know who you

are and what you're made of. I knew that
I had to trust people this time around

to make it anywhere, and that was what
ended up being my downfall. But my

relationship with Amanda is worth more
to me than any amount of money.

I came out here as a strong competitor
and a good provider, and nobody really

saw that because I think everybody was
just focused on Ozzy. So it's a bit

comforting knowing that Ozzy and I both
went out in the same way. It shows that

I'm just as good of a competitor and
provider as Ozzy.

Oh, James, my little cuddle bag.

And I was honest.

Like, yeah, he's a straight shooter.

I'd much rather have been voted out
because it's like closure. With a finger

injury, it kills me. But the trials I
had to go through with them girls really

was quite a test.

I mean, I'm not a bully, but I surely
don't like anybody telling me what to

So, I mean, I really had to let go and
go within myself to calm down.

Oh, that looks good.

Alexis. You know, if Alexis made it this
far, she would definitely be hard to

beat. Yeah, Alexis was a charmer. Yes,
definitely.

I felt like I always had this kind of
split between, like, the super

tomboy but then the super nice southern
hospitality girl. So, in a weird way, I

feel like I kind of came into this game
a little girl, and I got to grow up and

left a woman.

I'm sorry.

He had to be the victim of the women's
wrath.

But play with fire and you'll get
burned.

I don't think you can play this game
without changing as a person.

I mean, I've seen so much in so few days
that I've never ever seen in my life.

I've seen these women here and they are
vicious.

I mean, they are cutthroat. They are
very tough.

And there's a lot of strength in them.
And it's opened my eyes a little bit

about the way that women are and the way
that they operate.

We're the last fan in Survivor. Good on
you, girl. Good on you, baby.

If the woman has the opportunity to
think, she will outwit a man.

They may outbrawn a woman, but a woman
will definitely outwit a man, hands

every time.

I think I learned a lot about myself,
and right now I'm kind of my biggest

Welcome to your final immunity
challenge.

You ready to get to it?

Yes. All right, Amanda, I'll take back
the necklace.

For the last

time, immunity is back up for grabs.

For today's immunity challenge, you each
have a long wooden cylinder that has

been cut into several pieces.

In the center is a slot on which rests a
metal ball.

On go, you'll pick up the first piece
using two handles, balancing the ball.

Every five minutes, as the challenge
continues, you will add more pieces,

it more difficult to hold on to. If at
any point the ball drops, you're out of

the challenge.

Last person left standing wins immunity,
is guaranteed a spot at the final

tribal council where you will get a
chance to convince the jury you are

of a million dollars.

Also at tonight's tribal council, you
will, in effect, be deciding who you

to sit next to you at that final tribal.

A very big decision.

This is potentially a million -dollar
challenge.

Shall we get to it?

All right, everybody, pick up your
handles.

Five seconds that I count you down, that
is your grace period.

Use these five seconds as free time to
get your bearings.

When we get to one is when we go.

Everybody's picked up their handles. Got
your first piece in place.

Five, four, three, two, one.

This challenge is officially on.

We'll go five minutes before we start
adding more pieces.

And when we do, it will become much more
difficult.

The slightest lapse in concentration,
and you will be out of this challenge.

You have to constantly check in with
yourself and make sure you are staying

focused.

All right, this round is over.

You can set them down. You are safe.

All right, let's add two more pieces,
making this cylinder a little longer.

A little more difficult to hold.

Everybody grab your handles. Here we go.

Everybody lift.

Five, four, three, two, one.

We are on.

Everybody now holding three pieces.

Concentrate. All of your energy should
be focused on keeping that ball

stable.

Drop this ball. It could cost you a
million dollars.

One more minute left in this round.

You can do it. Hang in there.

Don't blow it now.

Last 15 seconds in this round.

Five, four, three, two, one. This round
is over. You're safe.

Set it down.

Nice work.

All right, let's add two more pieces.

Now it's going to get interesting.

Everybody pick up your handles.

Five, four, three, two, one.

This round is on.

After 38 days of playing this game
together as a team, nowhere left to

Now instead of working together, you
have to battle against each other.

With only one goal, beat the other two.

Parvati drops her ball.

Parvati's the first person out of this
challenge.

Parvati's fate is no longer in her own
hands.

We're now down to three and Amanda.

Fifteen seconds left in this round.

Five, four, three, two, one. This round
is over. Set it down. You are safe.

All right, next round.

Let's add two more pieces.

Every time you add pieces, it gets more
difficult.

Put your handles up.

This could be the round that decides it
all.

Here we go.

Five.

Four, three,

two, three. Drop.

If it falls off while I'm still
counting, we reset.

Take your time when you're lifting it
up. It's not a race. Here we go.

Five, four, three, two, one.

Challenge is back on.

Amanda going underhand this time.

Three, sticking with the same grip.

Wherever you're holding it, do not move
it.

Hold that ball steady if you want a shot
at a million bucks.

You have very little wiggle room.

Thirty more seconds, and you move on to
the last round.

Five, four, three, two, one. This round
is over. You're safe. Set it

down.

All right.

Last and final round. Add the last two
pieces.

Pick up your handle. This round will go
until somebody drops their ball.

Here we go.

Five, four, three, two, one. We are back
on.

This is the final round of this
challenge.

Everything you have inside you should be
focused on keeping that ball stable.

Person left standing after this,
immunity.

Shot at a million bucks.

You lose this challenge, your fate is
not in your hands.

Three, loses their concentration.

Amanda wins final immunity and is
guaranteed a spot at the final tribal

Amanda,

come on over.

No better time to have this than right
now. Yeah.

With this.

You are guaranteed a spot at the final
tribal council.

You will get a chance to convince the
jury you are worthy of a million bucks.

At tonight's tribal council, you will
cast a vote. And in doing so, you will

vote either Parvati or Suri out of the
game, the other person you're going to

take with you for the final tribal.

Big, big decision.

Have a fun afternoon.

Head back to camp. I'll see you guys at
tribal.

We just got back from the last immunity
challenge, and I won immunity,

so I'm going to the final two.

And it's either poverty or story going
home tonight.

Honestly, this is the hardest decision
I've had to make this whole game

you know, we're each close.

All of us are close.

So who do you send home?

I don't know what happened.

I must have blinked. And it just fell?

Mm -hmm.

Amanda was, like, in the zone.

She was a closer to that one, you know?

I thought for sure that I could win this
one.

Because during surgeries, you have to
hold, like, retractors or

and you can't really move.

If you move, somebody might get hurt.

Unfortunately, Amanda won, and since
Parv and Amanda are so buddy -buddies,

unless something happens, I'm probably
going home tonight.

I know.

We're not even voting, I don't think.
No, I am.

Me. Yeah. That sucks.

I know.

I mean, she understands.

My fate is pretty much in Amanda's hands
right now.

But I'm fairly confident that she's
going to take me to the final two with

We've had an alliance since day one out
here.

And we also have a really tight
relationship, Amanda and I, that's

over the course of this game.

So I'm not worried about it, really.

This is good, because then tomorrow we
can just help each other with our

speeches, just question each other and
hang out.

Oh, today was awful, though.

That puts me in an awkward position.

But you've been handling all these
situations really gracefully, you know?

Well, I already knew, like, if I didn't
win, that she'd take you.

I don't think she would have won.

She pissed way more people off than I
did.

Yeah, actually, huh?

Yeah.

This is such a nightmare that this
happened today. I can't even believe it.

How do I make the decision?

What do I go by?

I don't know.

It's like the hardest thing I've ever
had to do.

Yeah.

Parvati and Sri both deserve to be here.
They both want to be here.

So I honestly don't know what to do.

I have a really good personal
relationship with Parvati, so I feel

Parvati.

I feel like your best shot with a jury
is taking me over par. Every person she

screwed over, I screwed over.

We did everything together.

Every blind side, we orchestrated
together.

Most of them, I did most of the talking
for.

Exactly. So how would you... I just feel
like you're one of those people that

can talk their way in or out with
anything you want.

Yeah, but that's only if the people are
willing to listen. These are the people

I'm screwed over I would have to talk
to.

Suri has pissed a lot of people off on
the jury, probably more than Parvati.

But Suri is a hell of a speaker.

She can convince anyone to do anything.

And in the final tribal council, she can
convince the jury to give her $10

million.

So, I mean, it's kind of a catch -22.

Should be interesting.

Making this decision today is killing
me.

You kind of have to just go with how you
feel and a gut feeling. And I've been

going with my gut this whole game and
it's gotten me this far. But I know that

this decision could cost me a million
dollars.

Now bring in the members of our jury.

Eliza, Ozzie, Jason, James, Alexis,
Eric, and

Natalie voted out at the last tribal
council.

Well, after 38 days, we've reached a
point where there is only one decision

to be made before we turn this game over
to the jury, and that is who's going to

that final tribal council.

Amanda, after winning today's immunity
challenge, you were in total control.

I know.

Tough decision in a way. You guys have
been together almost from the beginning.

Yeah. I mean, winning immunity today was
a blessing and a curse at the same

time. You know, it's a blessing because
I'm guaranteed in the final two. And

it's a curse because I have to choose
who goes with me.

And we're so close.

It's just a hard, hard decision.

Sri, do you buy that it's difficult for
Amanda?

Yeah, I believe it is difficult for
Amanda because we have been together

day one.

Amanda, Parvati, and myself, we kind of
decided, you know, it should be us three

till the end.

And it pretty much has been that.

Parvati, difficult to not have any say
at this point?

I honestly don't envy Amanda's position
at all right now. I mean, she has a hard

decision to make.

We have all been protecting each other
through blindside after blindside,

weathering storms together, and I don't
think it's going to be an easy decision,

and I wouldn't want to be making it.

So, Amanda, take me through both sides
of this. What about bringing poverty or

siree to the end is risky?

You know, with these girls, it's a toss
-up at this point.

Strategy -wise, she's a great talker.
She can convince pretty much anyone to

anything. And, you know, that's a threat
at the end of the game.

And Harvey has played a very social
game. She has made personal

the jury that I think will definitely
come into play at the final tribal

council. So it was a hard decision, but
I ultimately made a decision on my gut

feeling.

Take me through the mixed emotions that
have to be going through your head, the

joy of knowing I succeeded. I am going
to be at the final tribal after 39 days

of working, and the pain of having to
vote somebody out that you've been with

from the beginning.

Yeah, it's okay.

It's just really hard for me because I
feel like either way, it's a lose -lose

situation for me.

At this point, I mean, if I go with
Sari, I'm hurting poverty. If I go with

poverty, I'm hurting Sari.

I know that this vote tonight is going
to hurt someone's feelings, and I'm just

having a hard time with that.

All right, let's get to the vote.

Amanda, since you have immunity, nobody
can vote for you. That means Sari can

only vote for poverty. Poverty can only
vote for Sari.

Poverty and Sari, you won't vote
tonight. The only person voting tonight

Amanda. You'll be voting out the 15th
person from this game, and you will be

deciding who you are bringing with you
to the final tribal council.

If you're wrong, it is a million -dollar
mistake.

If you're right, this time tomorrow
night, you're a loser.

Time to vote. Amanda, you're up.

I'll go get the vote.

Once the votes are read, the decision is
final.

The person voted out will be asked to
leave the tribal council area

I'll read the vote.

Fifteenth person voted out and the
eighth and final member of our jury.

Therese, you need to bring me a torch.

It's okay.

It's alright.

Therese, Travis spoke.

Parvati, Amanda, you have gone as far as
you can go in this game.

The power now shifts to the jury. Eight
people, including Seri, that you had a

hand in voting out, now hold your fate
in their hands.

You got one more night.

I hope you can enjoy it. I'll see you
both tomorrow night for your final

council. Grab your torches, head back to
camp. Good night.

Here I am again, coming up just short, H
.B. John Vanille Jarrett.

Mom, Dad, sorry if I tried my hardest.

Just wasn't meant to be.

Amanda, we're going home tonight.

I was so happy when I woke up today.

To finally know that I made it to the
end, you know, I just kind of, like,

breathed in.

I can't believe we did this.

I think we were the last two.

I know.

Everyone's gone but me and you.

I know.

We bamboozled everyone out of the game.

This morning when I woke up, I think the
happiness, like, started in my stomach,

and it bubbled up, and I just couldn't
wipe the smile off my face.

All the hard work has paid off.

We're here, and it's done, and we're
final two.

Oh, my God!

Amanda and I pretty much own this game.
She made it all the way to the end in

China. I made it almost all the way to
the end in the cook.

To be in the final two in this season,
it's a serious accomplishment. And I

like I can stand up tall and be like, I
am a survivor.

Oh, my God.

I'm so glad I'm with you.

I know, me too.

There's no other person here I'd rather
be here with right now. Me either.

This is like the prettiest picnic ever.

This is like a huge accomplishment.
Like, this is the biggest accomplishment

my life. Mine too. I feel like we've
battled every element to get where we

right now.

Like, every possible thing that we
could.

go through we've gone through and we've
like mastered it and we've gotten

ourselves here in the past six months
i've been living in the jungle for 78

you know so i don't think there's much
in my life that i can't handle after two

survivors in a row we're gonna be so
good tonight at that tribal thing oh

we're gonna be like happy and sitting
there and full and like yeah ask us your

questions bring it on bring it on
bitches

I think it's interesting that me and
Parvati are in the end of this game

together because we have played
completely different games.

I think I have played this game loyal to
my alliances, and Parvati pretty much

did anything she needed to do to take
control.

And because of that, a lot of people in
the jury don't like her, so that could

be a benefit for me.

We had this game in the palm of our
hands, then we met, and then the switch

and then the craziness, and then still.

It's still you and me.

I really honestly feel so relaxed going
into this final tribal council.

I feel like I've played a game that's
been very true to myself.

I don't feel like I could have played
this game better.

You want to do the honors?

Sure.

My game was a lot more aggressive than
Amanda's game. It was a lot more

cutthroat, more cold -blooded. I was
playing it to win.

We're pyromaniacs. That's awesome.

I think my strongest point that I can
make tonight is standing up and owning

that I have been a powerful, controlling
player throughout the duration of this

game. Now the rats have no home.

Parvati has played a cutthroat
aggressive game, and I know that she's

finish with a cutthroat aggressive game,
and that could be by her throwing me

under the bus tonight at Tribal. And if
that is the case, then I am ready to

fight for this.

I think people will give me their votes
because I was loyal to every alliance

that I've made.

Yeah, the jury makes the decision, but
ultimately it's me and Parvati

the jury what to do.

Tonight we're going toe -to -toe, and
one person's going to win a million

dollars, and the other person is going
to walk away with nothing.

And may the best woman win.

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

Eliza, Ozzie, Jason, James, Alexis,

Eric, Natalie, and three voted out at
the last tribal council.

Welcome to your final tribal council.
Congratulations on outlasting 18 other

people in this game.

Tonight, the power shifts.

from this side of the Tribal Council
over to the jury.

Based on what they've seen over the last
39 days and what they hear tonight, the

jury will make a million -dollar
decision.

Here's how it's going to work.

You'll each get a chance to make an
opening statement. This is your first

to convince this jury why you are
deserving of the title of sole survivor.

The jury will then get their first
chance to address you.

We will then vote.

Opening statements.

Amanda, you're up.

I came into this game, you know, wanting
to do two things. I wanted to play a

loyal game, and I wanted to fight
physically, strategically, and mentally

end. And, you know, I'm really proud of
how I played, and I know I wouldn't be

sitting here without, you know, help
from all of you.

So, thanks.

I wanted to say thanks.

Parvati.

I came into this game with a previous
reputation from the Cook Islands as the

flirt.

I knew that I had to play so much
differently than I played in the Cook

Like, I had to play aggressively. I had
to beat my competition before my

competition had a chance to beat me. And
you gave me a serious run for my money.

All of you.

So the only thing I could do was make
bold power plays.

And with the help of a powerful group of
women, pull off some of the hugest

heights in survivor history.

So ask me anything you want. You'll get
an honest answer.

All right. Jerry, in a moment, you're
going to get your first chance to

Amanda and poverty.

I'll give you a moment to think about
what you want to say.

All right, jury, it is now your first
opportunity to address Amanda and

trying to gain the information you need
to make a million -dollar decision.

Eliza, get started.

Both of you played a great strategic
game. You made moves, and I can respect

that.

But I honestly have no idea who I'm
going to vote for tonight.

Parvati.

All 24 days I spent in this game, I
spent on the island with you.

I think taking out Ozzy was a brilliant
strategic move. I respect that move that

you made.

What I can't respect, however, is
everything you did that was not

strategic advancement in this game. You
talked about me behind my back. You made

fun of me.

And that is not what got you to the
final two. It leads me to believe that

might just be a mean person.

So I'm going to have a lot of difficulty
giving you my vote tonight.

Amanda, you played a great strategic
game and it was very impressive.

However, listening to you talk literally
made me want to kill myself sometimes.

I don't know that I can vote for someone
who I think is so superficial.

And I'm going to be sitting right there
tonight listening to every single thing

you both say because my vote is
absolutely not determined. So I hope

see some genuineness and honesty from
you two tonight.

Thanks, Eliza.

Jason.

You're up.

Amanda, when Ozzy was voted out, if you
were let in on that plan, would you

have told Ozzy?

Yes.

And Parv, I've had these misconceptions
of you as a devious, manipulative

player, and I just want to know what
some of your redeeming qualities have

in the game.

Okay.

Well, I think for one, I was very
protective of my alliance with

Doree and Amanda.

Gave them my loyalty and was loyal to
them all the way to the end.

So protectiveness and loyalty to the
ladies that I gave my loyalty to.

We didn't kill Gloria, the chicken. We
saved her life.

So I'm an animal lover.

Is that good enough?

Okay.

Satisfied? Yeah.

Good luck to the both of you.

Alexa, you're up.

My first question is for Parv.

And obviously one of the biggest, most
important things to me is how passionate

I am about working with young girls. I
guess I'm just really curious what makes

you a better role model than Amanda for
young girls.

I don't know if it's better or worse.
I'm more outspoken than Amanda.

So I think I'm more independent.

I don't like things to be done for me.

Amanda would go along with the flow. And
for me, I think I'm more willing to put

myself out there and make bold moves.
And I didn't see much of that from

So I guess that's why I feel like I
would make a better role model.

Thank you.

Amanda, I have seen a bunch of Oscar
award -winning performances.

We couldn't help but be laughing when
you were crying about sending three

It's not that I'm not sympathetic to it.
It's just I think, you know, you cry

wolf so many times that, like, what
about if any part of your game has been

genuine? I haven't been faking anything
that I've done at tribal, the tears.

Like, I've only cried the last tribal
council, and that was genuine. Like,

was the hardest decision I've ever had
to make. I didn't come here trying to

sympathy votes. I don't want sympathy
votes.

Do you have what you need?

Okay. Natalie.

You're up.

Ladies.

First of all, you have my respect
tonight.

Woman to woman.

Start with you, Parv.

You have labeled yourself as a flirt.
You're probably the most masterful

in the history of Survivor to play the
flirt card, which is great.

My question to you is, how does that
resonate for you in the bedroom?

How do you take that to the next level
as far as strategy in the game? How does

that translate your layers of being...
Hold on, guys.

Parvati, do you know what she's asking?

Your flirt.

You flirted with me on several
occasions.

Not complaining. You're sexy.

So...

How does being the flirt parallel to
your intimate life?

I think my strategy in this game has
been infused with my personality, and

flirtatious is a big part of my
personality. At home, it

gets me what I want.

I'll flirt with girls to get my way, or
I'll flirt with guys to get my way.

I think I honestly can develop genuine
relationships with people without

flirting with them. But it is an old
standby, not going to lie. Okay.

Amanda, clearly you're a beautiful
woman.

You appear to be a very strong woman.

Unfortunately, you always had like a
glazed over look on your face. I did

that. My question to you is, was that
your strategy to kind of play the

pretty girl?

Not really knowing what's going on,
pageant queen cliche, or is this who you

as a person?

No, it's neither. It was neither my
strategy, nor do I think that's who I am

a person.

I'm a strong woman. I definitely have
substance.

Sometimes I'm a little reserved, but I
definitely think I've made intellectual,

strategic decisions.

And, you know, I want to compete with
the men. Like, I came in this game to

compete with the guys.

And I don't want anything given to me. I
came in here to earn everything.

Okay, thank you both for your answers.

Thanks. Thanks, Natalie.

Eric, you're up.

Hi, girls.

Let me just start by saying five to six
days ago, I would have been 100 % voting

for Amanda in this situation.

I mean, I really respected you, Amanda,
and I really thought of you kind of as a

big sister or a cousin.

As of late, after seeing certain things,
I mean, I'm looking at you right now

with a lot of questions.

I felt totally burned, totally thrown
under the bus at the past two tribal

councils that I was there.

You pretty much ripped me apart.

I mean, on what basis did you have to
just judge me in front of everybody, in

front of this jury? I just want to know
that. I really want to know that. You

know, everything I said in tribal
council was honest.

You were unloyal to me, and you tried to
get me voted out, and I was hurt.

I wasn't going to sit there and let you
try to vote me out and just keep my

mouth shut.

I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings,
but... Too late for I'm sorry's. I've

you said that directly to me at one of
the tribal councils.

Too little, too late. You said that
directly to me.

And now you're going to say I'm sorry to
me.

I really don't buy that at all.

Okay.

I think I'm good.

Okay.

James.

How's the finger?

The finger's all right. It's good.

I mean, I'm not even going to be
difficult.

Amanda pretty much knows she got it in
the bag.

The only thing is, Barbara, you fluffed
me.

You did the great move with Olive, and
the next day you came up to me with a

bunch of fluff.

So we're just going to pretend like you
didn't say that, have a go again, we'll

reenact it. You give me a different
version.

Go on, give it to me. Make it
believable. Ha -ha, got you, sucker.

What? That's not it. That is what you
wanted me to say. No, that's not what I

wanted you to say. That's exactly what
you said you wanted me to say. You're

over -exaggerating it.

What I want you to do, just to be
honest, hey, I'm playing a game. It's a

I mean, when I play a game... It is a
game.

It's a game that the motto is, I'll win,
I'll play out last. Exactly.

There was no chance for me to win this
game if I stuck with you and if I stuck

with Oz.

There was no chance of me sitting here
if I stuck with you guys.

And that's what I felt. I felt like I
had to make that move when I made it. It

also, you know...

Gave me a lot of control.

And that's what I wanted.

You finished?

Yes.

All right.

Seri, you're up.

All righty.

Congratulations to both of you.

I'm going to start with you, Amanda.

Being that you had the decision to make,
tell me and the jury why Parvati

deserves... a million dollars more than
I do.

Parvati played a very aggressive, bold
game.

I think she stood by her game the whole
time, and I respect that about her.

So in saying that, are you saying you
don't respect my game? No, I respect

game as well.

I think Parvati made bolder decisions in
this game.

Than I did. Yes, and I think she was
kind of the powerhouse in making those

decisions happen.

Okay. Parvati, I would like you to tell
the jury why I should be sitting

in your seat and you be over here in the
jury.

I think you played a pretty brilliant
game.

Yours was a little more, you know, under
the radar than mine was, which I think

is a great strategy, you know, to get up
here, too. But I can't compete with a

mother of three.

You have kids. You have a family.

I don't have that.

So based on those.

Two factors, I would say, that have been
you right here. Is that good? Is that

good enough now?

I'll ponder over here.

Okay. Thanks, ladies. Good luck.

Thanks.

Thanks, Tariq.

Ozzy, you're up.

I think I might be the biggest idiot up
here. I am truly.

To the bottom of my heart hurt by what
you did to me.

It was a great move. It really was.

But I never in a million years thought
that you could do that to me.

You put a price on our friendship.

You threw us away.

Like garbage.

You basically said, you know what,
you're not quite worth this much money.

And it just hurts, you know, it really
does hurt.

And how can you say that you're a role
model?

When you're willing to discard a
valuable friendship like that.

A human being.

But I don't want words. No words at all.
I don't want to talk to you.

Honestly, the hardest part for me was
the fact that you took away 14 days that

could have spent with Amanda.

Amanda, when I told you on the beach at
one point when you asked me if I was

playing you or not, I told you honestly
that I'm not faking it. I'm not faking

my feelings for you or anything.

No.

I really am having feelings that I've
never really felt before and have

I honestly feel like I started to

fall in love with you.

And I don't know, you're just an amazing
girl, and I really want everybody to

know that. And I'm glad I didn't win
Cook Island so that I could be here and

have met you.

Thank you.

And that's it.

All right, jury, you've now had your
opportunity to address Amanda and

Certainly an interesting...

Final tribal council, very emotional at
times.

Now you have to make a million -dollar
decision.

Who do you vote for to win this game?

I'm going to give you a moment to think
about your vote.

All right, jury.

Amanda and Parvati have had their chance
to address you. You've had your chance

to address them. Now we get to the vote.

Tonight, you are voting for a winner.
The name of the person you feel most

deserving of the title of sole survivor
and the million -dollar check that goes

with it.

The last time. It is time to vote. Sri,
you're up.

I'm willing to forgive and forget if
you're willing to forgive and forget.

You played a good game.

I love you so much, girl. You absolutely
deserve this, and I know you're going

to do amazing things with this money.

Hope to God that you win. You deserve it
a million times more than Parvati.

And love you.

I'll go get the votes.

Amanda, Parvati, Jerry, thank you for a
great season of Survivor.

I will see you back in the U .S. for the
reading of the votes.

Thank you.

Let's get to it.

All right, have a seat.

All right, let's get to this.

Amanda, poverty.

Jury, I got to say, word on the street
from Survivor fans is that, aside from

our first season, this is perhaps the
best season we've ever had.

So kudos to you guys.

Now it's time to put it to bed.

There are eight votes tonight. It takes
five to win.

I will read the vote.

Parvati.

One vote Parvati.

Amanda.

One vote Amanda, one vote Parvati.

Parvati.

Two votes Parvati, one vote Amanda.

Amanda. We're tied.

Two votes Amanda, two votes Parvati.

Parvati.

Three votes Parvati, two votes Amanda.

We're tied again.

That's three votes Amanda, three votes
Parvati.

Two votes left.

Parvati. Here's where we stand.

Four votes Parvati.

Three votes Amanda.

One vote left. If this vote is for
Amanda, we have a tie.

If this vote is for Parvati, we have a
winner.

The winner of Survivor fans versus
syllabus, Parvati.

It's horrible.

It was one of the craziest and most
unpredictable seasons in the history of

Survivor. A record number of blind
sides, a record number of people removed

the game, and a record number of flat
-out dumb moves.

We have all 20 Survivors back together
for the first time. The Survivor fans

versus favorites live reunion show is
next.