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I have to win this time. It's my second
time. I'm not coming back here to starve
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and be miserable.
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Outwardly, yeah, I'm still going to be
flirty, but I'm playing smart this time.
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I would absolutely say that my game was
a lot more cutthroat.
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All the girls are coming together and
spinning the guys around as much as we
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can, and then we're devouring them.
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I don't feel like I could have played
this game better, and I feel like...
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I can stand up tall and be like, I am a
survivor.
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We're live in New York City. We've just
finished one of our most enjoyable
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seasons of Survivor, thanks to a
fantastic group. Let's start by
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our winner, Parvati. Nice job.
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You said it yourself that you came into
this, everybody who was a favorite came
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in with a label. You were the flirt. Did
you have an idea that you were going to
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start playing as hard as you did on day
one when you came in? Oh, God, no. I
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wasn't going to start playing in the
beginning. I was going to fly under the
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radar and play the flirt and let
everyone underestimate me.
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Jonathan outed me and said, this girl's
a threat. We've got to get rid of her.
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And I was like...
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Okay, I got to start playing. Got my
head in the game and started making
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When did the idea for the Women's
Alliance first come to you, to you guys?
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Honestly, I came up with that when we
had the switch up. I didn't have the
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numbers anymore, and I saw that Nat and
Alexis were pretty unbreakable.
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So I pulled them in, and then I said,
there's no way I can beat Ozzy and
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So we got the women together.
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Was the biggest move for you bringing in
Alexis and Natalie?
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I would say, yeah. With the women that I
brought together, we had this game on
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luck. Like, these girls, I couldn't have
done it without the girls that I was
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with because everyone played their part.
Everyone was so brilliant at
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manipulating and getting in people's
heads and ruining people, basically.
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It also seemed, Poverty, from a
strategic point of view, You bring in
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Natalie while Amanda's not around. You
now have two girls on one side. You have
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three and Amanda on the other. Yeah, I
mean, that was also in my mind. I was,
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you know, the pinnacle of that alliance.
And I knew that Alexis and Natalie felt
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more loyal to me. And three and Amanda
felt more loyal to me. So however the
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chip fell, I knew I was in a safe spot.
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Amanda, let's talk about.
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Some of the records you now hold on
Survivor. Quite a few, Jeff.
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True. Record number of days on the show,
78.
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Yeah. You went back -to -back seasons,
made it to the final. You won the
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challenges that let you dictate who
you'd bring with you. The same. The
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The last two. The last two. Yeah.
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You also, both of your original
alliances made it to the end. Yeah.
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pretty spectacular.
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But you don't win.
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I know.
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It's a problem I'm having.
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What is the...
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What is the wear and tear emotionally
when you go through this, especially you
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did it back to back. You and James came
back from China. You had a few weeks to
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recover from the bites, and you went
back out.
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Where's your head at now after playing a
game this long that's about deceit?
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Oh, my God.
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It's so hard to go back to real life.
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Honestly,
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this has been my life for a while now.
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I know it's a game, but it's been my
life. This is what I've been doing for
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seasons now in a row.
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And you get back to reality, and, you
know, you have trust issues, and you
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think, seriously,
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you don't trust anybody. And you're
like, maybe they're not telling me the
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truth, and maybe they're just, like,
trying to say that to make me think
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something else.
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You know? It's hard. It's really hard.
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And what does it feel like right now not
winning again? Because you're one of
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the strongest players in the game.
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I know, and it's frustrating, but, I
mean.
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Honestly, at the end of the game, it's
not up to you. It's up to different
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people, and different people vote for
different things, and you don't know
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they're going to vote for or respect or
like.
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Honestly,
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it's impossible to guess.
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All you can do is get yourself to the
end, and then from there, it's up to the
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jury. It's out of your hands.
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Suri, how many nights have you spent
thinking about that last challenge?
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Let's see, what day is it now?
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Every single night.
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Every single night.
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Was that your only mistake? Your biggest
mistake?
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If you can call it a mistake?
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Honestly, yeah. I feel like the only
mistake I made in this game was not
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the last immunity challenge.
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But for that, who knows?
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Tell me about the Women's Alliance. Did
you guys... sit and talk about how
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easily the men were being manipulated?
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Well, I mean, kind of. Did you know it
was going to work?
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Certain things with certain people... I
kind of... I
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mean, you can... You have to be able to
read people to know, you know, like...
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Sorry. Touched his throat.
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But the thing that happened with Eric, I
would have never tried with Pinner
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because I knew it wouldn't work for him.
He had the right group of guys at the
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right time. We had the right group of
guys. They were younger. They were a
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little more naive.
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And, you know, that's why it worked.
Gina, I love you. I'm praying for you.
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Okay. It's Mother's Day. It's all right.
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Natalie, you come out of nowhere as this
raving fill -in -the -blank.
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What's been the reaction to you on the
street?
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You know, I've had some pretty nasty
responses on MySpace.
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I have some haters, which is cool.
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Is that representative of you? Because
you seem to relish the role.
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You know, actually, I knew going in that
I had to really play under the radar
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because I'm very opinionated.
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stern and stoic in my beliefs and um i
am not shy about letting people know
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i feel so i knew going in i had to play
under the radar and then when it was
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time for me to come out i came out and
um it's okay there are a million layers
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to me as a human being i'm a very
complex individual is that one of them
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loving kind generous amazing human being
and that's that's one of the layers
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that's one of one of the pieces of the
pie yes it is absolutely 100 alexis
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you're the only woman that got
blindsided by your own women's alliance.
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What's that feel like? It's got to hurt
a little bit.
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It hurts a lot.
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But I think that there's this constant
duality while you're out there where we
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get it. We know what we signed up for.
We know it's a game. But at the same
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time, it's a testament to what Amanda is
saying. It is so personal.
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And it takes a little while for your
heart to catch up with your head.
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Well, it was masterfully done, I must
say, and thanks in large part to the
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Women's Alliance. It was one of the most
unpredictable seasons we've ever had
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with some of the biggest blindsides and
dumbest moves.
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Second person voted out of Survivor fans
versus favorites.
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Mary, first blindside.
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Mike. Joel.
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Ozzy. The real hidden immunity idol.
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Jason.
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Alexis, you guys are perfecting the art
of the blind side.
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I want to give individual immunity to
Natalie.
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Thirteenth person voted out in the sixth
member of our jury, Eric.
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I think that is what you call a life
lesson.
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Ozzy, did you ever consider playing?
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The Idol?
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Oh, hell yeah. I considered it about
five times before we got up to that
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Why did you not play it that night?
Well, it's risky. It's just, honestly,
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had been anyone else but Parvati on my
side, I probably would have played it.
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But, you know, I went into the game with
a relationship with Parvati, and I knew
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I needed to trust more than I was
trusting in Cook Island.
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You know, I said it before, that ended
up being my downfall. And I had a lot of
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harsh words for her at the end. And it,
you know, it's like I can understand how
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someone might be able to kill in the
heat of passion.
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But at this point, you know, I've
forgiven and I'm over it. And
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it's, you know, she's an amazing girl.
And I respect her a lot.
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So the relationship is healed.
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Yeah.
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All right.
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Jason.
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First of all, you find the fake idol,
which leads to one of the greatest lines
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ever uttered on Survivor, Eliza. It's
just a bleeping stick.
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Yes.
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Which, by the way, what was your
reaction when you thought he had the
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then you see this thing that Augie made?
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I thought he was pulling one over on me.
I mean, I opened my bag thinking he'd
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put the hidden immunity idol in there,
and I was like, well, he can't possibly
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think this is the hidden immunity idol.
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What's he trying to pull? And I stormed
down to the beach and kind of give him a
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piece of my mind. And at that point, I
realized he did in fact think that the
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stick with the face on it was the hidden
immunity idol. And I knew I was done.
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So Jason, and we adore you, but you
watch your idol, Ozzy, make the fatal
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mistake of not playing the idol. You
think you have the real one. Nope. You
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another lesson. That's not the real one.
Oh, now I have the real one.
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And you do the same thing.
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How many sleepless nights have you had?
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More than I'd like to think about.
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You know, it was a mistake, you know,
lack of logical thinking.
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And I should have seen it coming with it
happening to Ozzy.
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I mean, you end up with a souvenir.
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Yeah, I got it. I'm sure you do.
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So, you know, I got this sitting home on
my desk to remind me of that mistake
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that I made all the time.
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And it was just a bad move and something
I'll never let down.
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Well, and James, you're just delighted
to have somebody in your club.
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You're not the only one.
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Ozzie and Jason certainly put themselves
in the Survivor Hall of Fame for dumb
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moves, but they pale in comparison to
Survivor fan Eric. Dumbest move ever?
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Perhaps.
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It's true. Plus, fans versus favorites.
Did one side have a distinct advantage?
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We'll find out when we come back.
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Compete against some of your favorite
survivors from seasons past.
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Come on out.
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Jonathan Tenner, Parvati.
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The fans versus favorites setup is the
ultimate challenge because we have the
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favorites. They're coming in here with
experience, but at the same time, you
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have us, and we know their game.
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Welcome
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back.
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to the Survivor Fans vs. Favorite
Survivor Union show.
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Penner, did the favorites have an
advantage this season coming in?
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Absolutely. I mean, I think I was the...
I did the worst at Cook Islands. I was
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seventh from the last.
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So I think between the ten of us, we
figured we had about a year's worth of
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survivor experience between us hitting
the beach, and that gave us an
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advantage. We had fire within a day. We
had two shelters within a day, a cave in
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another day. We were catching food
within 24 hours, and...
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And they couldn't catch us, honestly.
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Yao Man, what's the downside, the
disadvantage for the favorites?
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Well, the fans have seen all of us in
action, so they know everything about
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They know exactly how we're going to
play. And we have no idea who they are.
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That's their advantage.
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Which is why you're sitting third out.
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I'll take any excuse I can get.
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Amy, the game really shifted, it seemed
like, with you. You were the first
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favorite to go.
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before a fan. Did you feel it turn at
that point? Wait a second. Fair play
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before me. Yeah, hold on.
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But yeah, I definitely felt it turn.
Like, okay, this game is completely
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shifting and now it's everybody for
themselves.
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And I was the first one to realize that.
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What's it like for you doing this two
times?
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It's been awesome.
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I've been really doing a lot of charity
and I'm bringing together a lot of the
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survivors and we're going to be doing a
lot of charities together.
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Well, when it came to the fan side of
this idea, Eric was exactly what we
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had in mind. He knew the game, he knew
the players, he was enthusiastic, and he
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was starstruck. He was definitely a
Survivor fan.
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That's your props.
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You just stand in there.
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Eric, you're a freak.
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I'm a huge fan of Survivor since the
beginning when the first one Borneo came
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out. A couple more steps and you're
there. Good job, dude. Eric, he's like a
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wide -eyed kid in a candy store. Oh,
baby.
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Oh, that's bad.
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Something's wrong with that boy. I want
to give individual immunity to Natalie.
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You officially go down as the dumbest
survivor ever.
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Eric, the cop has spoken.
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So, Eric.
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What was your initial reaction when you
found out you were going to be on the
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show? Because you've been watching, I
think we said during the season, you've
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been watching since you were 14.
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Yeah, I lost it. I mean, this is crazy.
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This is friggin' crazy. Right now, I
mean, I haven't ever left my small town.
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live in Pickney, Michigan. It's the
middle of nowhere, pretty much.
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And I never thought in a million years,
I know how many people apply for the
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show. I know how many people are crazy
about this show.
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I didn't think I had a chance to be on.
And then someone calls me up and says,
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hey, you're freaking hilarious.
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We want to talk to you. We want to see
you.
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I was ecstatic.
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What's the reaction been in your
hometown?
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It's been awesome. I mean, everybody
knows me because I have this big dumb
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on my head. And they see me.
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And they're running up to me. They're
like, I love you on that show. You're so
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funny. Whatever. And I'm like.
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It's crazy. I've never done this before.
I've never experienced something like
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that. The tribal council where you gave
up your immunity, I said at the end,
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that's what you call a life lesson.
Would you agree? Was that a life lesson
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you? I would totally agree with that. I
mean, it taught me a lot of different
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things.
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Looking down the line, looking around.
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At first, I mean, when it happened, at
first I was like, oh, my God, you're
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dumb. You're real dumb.
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When you think about it, I mean, the end
game is pretty crazy. And I didn't
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expect the social part of this game. I
didn't expect to make friends with these
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people. And I've never treated people in
that way before, in the way that this
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game demands, in the way that you need
to use people like pieces to help you
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move further.
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And I saw everybody here as a friend
instead of a competitor, instead of an
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enemy.
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So now that you've seen it all play out
and you've had time to think about it,
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regret that move?
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Initially, yeah, that was real dumb.
That was way dumb. I mean, off the
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dumb. But when I see what you had to do
to make it further, there's part of me
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that says, I'm not that guy. I don't
think I can do that. I mean, I don't
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that with my being to treat people the
way that needs to be treated to win this
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game. I mean, certain morals come into
play with that.
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I want to get you involved on something
now that involves Eric and Jason and
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Ozzy. We had three, within a few weeks,
three of the craziest moves we've ever
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seen. Of the three, since you are
somewhat of an expert on dumb moves,
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Jason... Is that not fair?
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Yes, sir. Of Jason, Ozzy, and Eric, who
made the dumbest move?
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Um, you know...
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Jason and Ozzy were kind of blindsided.
I mean, that's part of the game. It
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happens.
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My good buddy here, Eric.
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I mean, the girls were in the boat. They
were cruising along. He was on the side
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of the boat with a life vest on. He had
it. All he had to do was float along.
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He took the vest off, the life vest off,
and handed it to the boy in the boat.
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And I was like, wow, seriously.
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Thank you, you boy.
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With that, James, I think then, would
the audience agree with that?
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Yes. Okay.
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Eric, we adore you, and you will forever
be a part of Survivor history. James,
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go ahead and take that imaginary crown
off your head and just hand it to Eric.
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You're a good sport, Eric.
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Up next, it was one of our toughest
seasons ever.
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Three people were forced out of the
game. We will hear from Jonathan, Kathy,
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James.
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You know about one survivor love affair,
but there's another one that you don't
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know about.
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Taking us to our break, Survivor
Composers, Russ Landau and David
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Amy's hurt.
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Tanner has a busted up knee.
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Parvati has a busted up lip.
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An absolute wipeout for the favorites.
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Infection that goes into your
bloodstream is potentially fatal.
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All
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right,
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let's get some updates.
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Tanner, how's the leg?
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Legs much better, man. Still a little
sore. Got a nice honking scar, but other
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than that, it's going to be okay. Why is
this game so hard?
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First, I've got to say hi to my mom who
went up in the hospital today. Sorry.
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Happy Mother's Day, Mom. I'm sorry
you're watching from there. I love you.
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better.
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The game is hard.
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The hardest thing for me about the game
is that every day you're either...
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Getting fired or you're firing somebody,
which is something that most people go
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through once, twice, three times in
their life. But every day you've got to
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prepared like, I'm going to fire your
ass or somebody's going to look for me
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get rid of me. It's betray or be
betrayed.
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It's tough.
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Painful. James, what's the update on the
finger?
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Finger's all right.
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Had a lot of therapy and, but yeah, a
lot of antibiotics.
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Three times a day for seven days.
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It's kind of rough, but it was cool.
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Last time.
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We did this reunion show. We talked to
you about life at the cemetery.
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And you told us about this mother
-daughter who came up in the midst of
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and how you kind of turned their day
around.
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Any similar stories happen since that
season?
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Yes, sir. I mean, my dad and I were
working. You know, we had a couple of
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funerals. We were trying to get
everything squared away. And this lady
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walking outside.
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And a few more people started walking
outside.
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And next thing you know, it's like...
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50 people standing there, and they're
all just looking at me.
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And it's kind of, I don't know, it's a
good thing, because I like making people
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feel good.
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I'll pretty much do anything to have
somebody smile.
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Because Leigh was kind of tearing up.
She said, my mom loved your abs.
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And it would be so nice if you take off
your shirt and let me
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see your abs. I'm going to take a
picture.
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Thank you. So, yeah.
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So you took off your shirt. Yeah, pretty
much. I had to take off my shirt, and
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she's taking pictures, like, of my dad
looking at me like, what's going on? She
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was so happy, though.
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James, always making people happy.
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Speaking of your dad, we got a chance to
meet him on the show. How's your dad
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taking all this?
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My dad's enjoying it. There he is.
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He's having the best time ever.
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I mean, he's such, you know, my dad's a
sweetheart.
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And they've been having blogs about him,
and he's been checking up, and he's the
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man. They think he's cute.
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He's taking my role.
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I mean, you can have him. He's my dad.
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Now, Captain, you had a rough go out
there.
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You are a huge fan. You applied. People
probably don't know. You applied to the
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show five times.
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And called the last two.
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Because those tapes are expensive.
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Yeah, you finally get on.
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And what happened? What was going on out
there?
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It just was an immediate separation.
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I mean, the people bringing us in on the
boats, I could tell the natives were,
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you know, backing away from me. I'm
like, what? Do I smell? I couldn't, you
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know. It just was so isolating.
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And, you know, us three, Chet, Tracy,
myself, we were kind of ostracized, and
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couldn't figure out why.
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And it just got so hard in the weather
and never being dry and the rats
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on you and biting you and the bugs
biting you and the raw, giant, chewy
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lips that I swear to God I never want to
see again, you know.
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It beat me down mentally.
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I snapped.
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Well, cuckoo. I got to say, Kathy, that,
you know, I've seen people quit on this
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show that I kind of felt like were
quitting just because they'd had enough.
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I got to give you credit. You endured a
lot out there. You were struggling for a
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long time. You finally had enough. So I
hope you're proud of how you did. I know
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you gave it your all. I did. I did.
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It wasn't tough for everybody out there,
though. It was very clear from the
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start that Ozzy.
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and Amanda were forming a different kind
of alliance.
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I've always thought Ozzie was really,
really cute.
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So it's kind of like a couple -lead
alliance.
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Amanda wrestled a four -foot shark by
herself. I mean, that's pretty
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to a guy like me.
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Amanda, I honestly feel like I've
started to fall in love with you.
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So, let's get an update.
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Ozzy, what's going on with this love
affair? Is it still on?
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Well, I mean, Jeff, you know how these
survivor girls are.
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And since then, it's
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been kind of tough because I've lost my
job waiting tables. I'm too popular, so
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I've got to clean the toilets now.
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And I can't provide for, like, a can out
on the island.
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Amanda,
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clear this up for me. Are you guys still
together?
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Yeah, we're still together.
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Yeah? All right.
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There's actually one other love story. I
talked about the one we know about, you
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guys, and we're glad to hear you're
together.
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Mary, in the back row, another Survivor
love story. Give us the lowdown. Yeah,
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well, it's been a good year. I got to
play Survivor, and I fell in love. I
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met... From Survivor Pearl Island,
thanks to Johnny.
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After the show wrapped and in December
we had our first date and three days
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later he asked me to marry him.
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The rest is history.
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Congratulations.
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Thank you.
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Alright, up next we have one more love
story.
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Johnny Fairplay.
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He met a model and had a baby. What?
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Plus, somebody here is going to pocket a
lot of extra cash when we come back.
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Sprint is awarding $100 ,000 to the
Sprint Player of the Season. Stay with
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Well, since Thursday, viewers have been
texting in their votes for the Sprint
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Player of the Season. This is the player
that you guys enjoyed following the
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most. The votes are in, and I will tell
you the top three vote -getters are
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Amanda, Ozzie,
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and Jane.
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One of you is about to win $100 ,000
courtesy of Sprint.
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The winner of the $100 ,000 courtesy of
Sprint goes to
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James.
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Back -to -back season.
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Congratulations.
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You're shaking your head in disbelief.
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It's all those people at the cemetery
you're making happy. They're just paying
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you back, man.
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00:26:25,910 --> 00:26:28,990
All right, I've got to check in with a
few more people. Congratulations, James.
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Johnny Fairplay, up in the corner.
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You know, I don't really care to talk
about you on Survivor. We invited you
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back. You did what you did, but we're
done. What I am interested in is you
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love. Yeah.
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I'm one of the luckiest guys on the
planet. I got my fiancee, Michelle
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from America's Next Top Model, and I
have the... Look at that beautiful baby.
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I got the most perfect little girl on
the planet. Her name is Piper Addison
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Fairplay, and... It's incredible. I
mean, like... I got the hug from you
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at leaving tribal council.
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If you gave Piper a hug for me, that'd
be pretty big in my bookshelf.
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Well, fair play. We're very happy for
you. It's nice to see you can create
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something so beautiful. It really is. We
wish you well.
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00:27:23,280 --> 00:27:29,100
Well, one of my favorite survivor
couples ever, I got to say, is Joel and
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And they teamed up for a classic
survivor moment that we got to take a
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one more time.
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That's it.
430
00:27:47,390 --> 00:27:53,350
So, Joel, you are responsible yourself,
Joel, for a couple of blindsides.
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What are you talking about? Then you get
blindsided. What I want to know is
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which is tougher to go back to the guys
in the firehouse, the fact that you got
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blindsided or the fact that Chet lasted
longer than you.
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A very good edit.
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I'll say that. Well, the edit speaks for
itself. Chet is two people to your
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left.
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Did you have a good time on the show?
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I had a good time on the show, yeah. I
haven't had any issues with any of the
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guys at the firehouse.
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That's their favorite scene, too.
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Yeah. Oh, it's great.
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And Chet, I have to say, with all due
respect to you, I gave you a hard time
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there. I did.
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And yet...
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You outlasted a lot of people in this
case. I mean, every tribal council I was
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at, and Lord knows I was at a lot of
them.
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00:28:42,030 --> 00:28:45,990
I mean, you really drilled into me. That
was probably the oldest person there. I
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was always the weakest person there.
449
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I said that. And you always praised the
athletic agility strength people.
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And I outlasted them. So maybe when it
comes right down to it, maybe the whole
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secret is just reading the little
survivor manual that's a little bit
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than everybody else did.
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00:29:02,730 --> 00:29:04,130
Well said. Thank you.
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Tracy.
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Underrated in this game, I think. And I
heard that from a lot of people who
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watch the show. Thank you. You got off
to a bad start just the way the numbers
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fell and then the group. What advice
would you give to somebody who plays
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game that finds himself in a similar
situation? Is there anything you could
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done differently?
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I'd like to say no. I think I tried
everything I could possibly try. I
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mean, I pleaded with three till the last
breath.
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00:29:32,100 --> 00:29:34,880
She wouldn't budge. So sometimes if you
get off to a bad start.
463
00:29:35,440 --> 00:29:38,700
Yeah, I mean, well, you know, the thing
about Survivor is when you elect to go
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on this adventure, you own it. And so
you've got to own it. And as bad as you
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don't like it, you've got to own it. And
you can't complain about what could
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have been better for you.
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00:29:47,480 --> 00:29:50,200
It's changing, and you've got to suck it
up and take it.
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Nicely said.
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Mikey B., I saved you for last because I
know that this being Mother's Day and
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that one of the things you wanted was to
have your mom here with you because she
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was so proud that you were on the show.
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00:30:03,480 --> 00:30:04,720
She isn't here with us tonight.
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Tell us what happened and tell us how
you're doing.
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She basically got sick right around the
time where I was leaving.
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And I didn't know how severe it was
because she didn't want me to worry
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her when I was on the island. But she
passed away last month. And, you know,
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she's still here in spirit. And, you
know, she always taught us that.
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that God has a perfect plan and that
that plan never fails.
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And to celebrate death and move on. And
I believe she's here. Her sisters are
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here representing her.
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And I think she's watching over us.
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Happy Mother's Day, Mama. I love you.
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And we want to wish all of the moms out
there a happy Mother's Day, including
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our own Audrey Rose, a part of our
survivor family.
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We couldn't be here tonight. Up next,
we're going to show you where Survivor
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going next. We'll be right back.
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00:31:09,500 --> 00:31:13,320
Welcome back. Well, Survivor 17 is just
around the corner.
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Where are we heading? Here's an
exclusive look at our next location.
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Every day, millions of Americans go
about their familiar routines with
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and family in safe surroundings.
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But this fall, 18 of them will be thrust
into a land beyond their wildest
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imagination.
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00:31:36,590 --> 00:31:40,050
This is Gabon. Earth, laugh, eat.
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00:31:41,700 --> 00:31:46,120
Located in equatorial Africa, Gabon is
one of the world's last remaining
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sanctuaries for pure, untouched
wilderness.
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00:31:49,720 --> 00:31:54,660
The culture of Gabon reflects the beauty
of this ancient land with rituals and
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dances as pure today as they were
generations ago.
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00:31:58,420 --> 00:32:03,300
Gabon is the only place on the planet
where surfing hippos ride the waves and
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elephants roam with gorillas as leopards
keep watch.
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18 Americans will be caught in the midst
of nature's fierce battle for survival
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as they live among some of the world's
most dangerous animals.
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And for the first time, the entire story
will be shot in HD.
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Join us this fall for Survivors of Bone,
Earth's Last Evening.
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00:32:32,250 --> 00:32:36,570
Tomorrow morning, Parvati will appear on
the early show on PBS.
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and will receive her check for a million
dollars. Immediately following
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00:32:41,200 --> 00:32:45,000
tonight's show, you can bid on one -of
-a -time memorabilia to benefit the
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00:32:45,000 --> 00:32:47,000
Elizabeth Glazer PDS Engaged Foundation.
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00:32:47,380 --> 00:32:49,060
The website is on the screen now.
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00:32:49,400 --> 00:32:54,360
Finally, if you have what it takes to be
on Survivor, go to cbs .com and find
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out how to apply.
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We will see you back for the next
Survivor. Gabon!
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00:32:58,340 --> 00:32:59,340
Good night!
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