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36 days ago, these 18 Americans arrived in Gabon, Africa. Welcome to

Survivor Gabon.

They were surrounded by endless savanna and miles of jungle.

Their every move was shadowed by dangerous wild animals.

They were as far away from civilization as a person could possibly be.

I see why they call it the Garden of Eden.

Red tribe, you are Fong. On the first day, the 18 were split into two tribes.

Yellow, you are Coda.

From the beginning, the yellow tribe looked as though they were going to run

away with the game. Koda wins immunity and fire.

Koda wins reward.

Koda wins immunity once again. They won nine out of the first 11 challenges.

Koda, it should be a fun afternoon.

Bong, I got nothing for you. It's hard, you know, when you see them walking

away. They have everything and we have nothing.

Koda was well fed.

Well rested and confident. The best part about this is they may be completely

out of right. A tribe switch put the two Fong leaders on Coda. But just when

Kenny and Crystal appeared to be doomed, they struck back.

Overcoming their opponent's strength with superior strategy.

The original Coda never knew what hit them. They fell like dominoes. To add

insult to injury, the powerful twosome tricked their worst enemy into playing a

fake hidden immunity idol.

This is not.

A hidden immunity idol.

When the fourth consecutive CODA checked out, it was a brand new game.

Now there are only five players left.

Susan, a teacher, hairdresser, and mom.

Okay, I'm going to be honest with you. I was actually going to vote you. A lot

of her old tribe mates thought she was a bad strategist, but it was her decision

to flip that allowed the original Fong to go on their improbable run.

I might be writing coattails here and there.

when I can, but everybody's trying to do everything they can to be that sole

survivor. She's considered weak at individual challenges, yet she's already

a big one.

Susie wins!

Immunity! Maddie, the personal trainer.

His physical strength was supposed to carry him to the end. But since the

he hasn't won anything.

Maddie's super irritated that you keep on winning challenges and not him. He

needs to win immunity because he's still considered to be a physical threat.

If Bob takes the next immunity challenge, they're voting for me. I'd

accurate. Sugar, the pin -up model.

She's quick to tell everyone she doesn't know how to play the game.

Yeah, I'm an idiot. Ding, ding, ding.

She's been sent to exile.

I'm here to break records, you know.

But she's figured out how to become the vital swing vote in several game

-changing moments.

I think I'm the lady of the hour.

Bob, the 57 -year -old high school physics teacher, the last of the old

tribe. The next one to go is Bob, so Bob shouldn't be worried. Bob, there's just

one reward.

He would have been voted out a long time ago if he hadn't gone on an amazing

winning streak.

Bob, school!

Bob wins immunity.

Four challenges in a row. I'm 57 years old.

AARP is going to call up and ask me to represent them.

And Kenny, the professional video game player.

If anyone can be called a survivor, it's him. He's already survived 11 trips to

tribal council.

I have been calling the shots since day one out here. You know, I am the

mastermind. He'll say anything to win and has no problem lying.

Kenny acts like he's this weak little meager guy.

And he spends all his life.

He's furious at Bob because Bob promised to give him the immunity necklace.

If I want an X to give me, I'll give it to you. Okay.

And Kenny immediately tried to stab Bob in the back.

I'm going to tell Bob to give me the necklace tonight until we get it over

Bob.

But Sugar told Bob, and the deal was off.

I was just ticked because I realized he was going to whack me. At the last

tribal council, Sugar, who had the real hidden immunity idol for the last 28

days, finally decided to play it. Not to protect herself, but to save

Maddie. Bob kept his immunity necklace, and a new alliance of four voted out

Kenny's closest co -conspirator.

Crystal.

We're down to the final five.

Find out tonight who will outwit, outplay, and outlast all the others

to become the sole survivor.

that was a perfectly executed play of a hidden immunity idol.

Wow.

Congratulations,

Final Five.

I know. Crazy.

Wasn't expecting that.

Ending of the immunity necklace felt glorious.

I had to send Krystal home.

And I had that damn idol since the first 24 hours at Exile, and I didn't use it

till the very end, and I used it to save Maddie.

I, like, literally have never felt so powerful in my life.

No one told me a thing.

When did that planet come out?

You know, in the woods somewhere, here and there.

You know how it goes around here, Kenny.

That's how it's going to be to me.

That's why I didn't give you the idol.

What happens if it is me and you have an idol?

Let's get your own idol.

I was out of the loop tonight, and I do feel a little bit betrayed.

So tonight at tribal council, I called up Bob about the immunity necklace, and

he made up a lie saying that if he thinks that I'm going, that he'd give it

me. And that wasn't part of the deal.

He's not a man of his word now.

You know, it's not like I don't try to get my own idol. I was pretty close

today.

By announcing this whole deal in front of everybody, I think he was sort of

trying to embarrass me if I didn't stand by my word.

immediately on the annoying side that means all promises are off

congratulations again bob oh thanks you get a lot of respect from everybody man

yeah that means you're playing a really really good game dude

I would love to be in the final three with Bob and Maddie.

So that means the next two people I would like to vote out would be Sue and

Kenny. But when I knocked Crystal out last night, it made Kenny maybe not

me so much.

So I'm going to make sure that he feels safe as soon as possible before he gets

to Bob or convinces Maddie of something and starts messing up my plans.

Yeah. But it's about Wednesday, which is the highlight of the day.

Then Sue's gone, right? It's me and you and Maddie, eh?

Yeah. Cool. Well, then, if that wins, then Sue's.

She's not going to win today. I'll make sure of it.

Cool. Oh, my God. I want this one.

Cool clothes or cloths or something.

These are clothes?

Oh, my God.

I'm calling the blue one right now.

Last night, I felt I got blindsided.

And I felt... A little betrayal from Sugar, but Sugar and I went on a walk

today, and I feel comfortable now. I feel that Sugar has no alliance to

so I think that Sugar really wants to take me to the final three with her. And

either way, Susie's going home. Susie's going home.

Yeah. This is not another blind date on me, right?

No. Okay.

A tribe of many colors, red, yellow, white, black, and blue. Each of you,

unique. Like warriors, when you're through, an amazing chance you've got,

amazing trip you're on, an amazing shot at a million bucks, you conquer an

amazing abode.

Day 37, final five. It was great to be here. I didn't think I was going to make

it this far, but we're here. We've got a challenge coming up, so we have to kind

of make our own.

We've got face paint and some material and bees, and we have to each uniquely

dress ourselves up as warriors, so I'm pumped about that.

I am really proud of myself that I've gotten this far. And I'm still going to

keep trying. I want to get to the million dollars. That's my goal. Got to

it.

Come on, Inga!

I am impressed.

You guys look good.

Thank you. Thank you, Jeff.

Matty, was it fun getting a chance to create a new character?

Yeah, it's fun. I just hope my family and my girlfriend still love me when I

home. I hope they don't think I lost my mind. I think the person who's going to

take the most grief is Bob.

Very village people.

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

Yes. First things first, Bob. Once again, I will take it back from you.

Thank you.

Once again, immunity is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge, you will dig under a wall.

Make your way across a series of planks, which will lead you into a maze

filled with Gabonese huts.

Inside three of the huts, you will find bags of puzzle pieces.

Each time you find a bag, You must make your way through the maze to the

finished platform, drop the bag, and then head out to find another one. Once

you've collected all three bags of puzzle pieces, you will use those pieces

build a replica of a Gabonese hut.

First person to build it correctly wins immunity and is guaranteed a one in four

shot at winning a million bucks.

All right, we'll get started. This way.

Here we go. Four immunity and a guaranteed spot in the final four.

Survivors ready.

Go.

First step is to dig a hole big enough to get you underneath that wall.

Once you think that hole is big enough, pull your body through and you're on to

the next phase.

Bob is stuck halfway.

Kenny's trying to pull himself through.

Who's he going to give it a shot?

Susie is the first through out of nowhere. Susie working her way onto the

Kenny's now through. Bob is now through.

Maddie's now through.

Sugar's squeezing that booty through.

Sugar's through now. Everybody is now through.

This is an elevated maze.

Your goal is to figure your way out along these planks to get to the finish,

which will lead you into the maze of Gabonese Hut.

Bit of a guessing game.

A lot of forward thinking.

Matty falls off. He's got to head all the way back to the start.

Kenny almost falls off. Nice save.

Susie thinks she has it. Sugar following along.

Kenny following.

Susie can see the end. Susie's through.

Sugar is through.

Kenny is through.

You have to untie a series of knots to open a gate.

Sugar is first through.

Susie's through.

Maddie can see the end. Maddie trying to get back in there.

Maddie's now across the plank.

Bob is now through his gate.

Kenny's now out on the maze.

Maddie's out in the maze.

Everybody is now out in the maze of Gabonese huts.

Everybody's looking for pieces.

There are 25 huts.

Only three of them have puzzle pieces in them.

Once you find a bag, you've got to make your way all the way to the finish.

Matty is the first one to the top with his first bag of puzzle pieces.

Kenny back with his first bag.

Susie right behind with her first bag.

Bob and Sugar heading back with their first bag of puzzle pieces.

Matty back with his second bag of puzzle pieces.

Matty heads out looking for that third and final bag.

Bob pulling himself

up this deep finish with that second bag of puzzle pieces.

Sugar has her final bag of puzzle pieces.

Bob has his final bag.

Sugar back with her final bag of puzzle pieces.

Drop the bag, open them, start working on the puzzle.

Bob is back with his final bag of puzzle pieces.

Sugar and Bob now working on the puzzle.

Maddie trying to get in on it.

Penny trying to get in on it.

Susie cannot find her last bag.

Win this challenge, you are guaranteed a spot in the final four.

Lose, you could be going home tonight.

Bob making quick work of this puzzle.

Penny working to catch up. Maddie working to catch up.

Sugar looking very good.

Bob making a lot of progress.

He's close.

It's Sugar and Bob.

Bob wins immunity.

Five straight challenges.

Bob, come on over.

individual immunity, you are safe once again at Tribal Council.

Kenny, Maddie, Sugar, Susie, tonight, after 37 hard -fought days, when are you

going home?

Grab your stuff, head back to camp. I will see you at Tribal Council.

My goal, obviously, was for me to win, but that didn't happen.

Bob, the wizard, fantastic Bob won.

I don't know how you beat that guy.

I set myself up so well in this game right now that I can just chill and

all day. And I already confirmed it today with Sugar during our walk that if

Bob wins, then it's Susie that's going to go first. So I'm not worried.

I think Sugar is going to tell Susie that we're voting for her.

But we're going to wait until the day's almost over so she doesn't start

scrambling around.

And I'm doing the same You realize I still haven't written your name down,

Thanks I'm not the type of person that would blindside you if I wasn't going to

write your name down and tell you I know Yeah Okay I really want to go see you

We're there, but don't worry about it, bro Getting work in you?

Trying to What's he doing?

I don't know, right?

Well, I figured he was like, he'd soon be out I said, what are we doing with

this, Kenny? I don't know. You guys don't tell me anything.

I'm not saying anything because I don't know, Judy.

You still don't know? I still don't know.

Usually I know what's going on because Maddie will say something to me, but no

one has talked to me, so I feel a bit vulnerable, like, is it me? I really

know what I'm doing now because nobody's talking to me. I hate that.

Do what you feel.

Yeah, but at this game, you still have to try to get to the top. Your goal is

still be aligned and trust people to get you to at least the three, or at least

the four.

Well, everybody's playing for themselves now. There's no way to trust anybody.

If you listen to yourself, I think you'll be fine.

I had a little bit of a heart -to -heart with Matty, and when he's like, yeah,

just go with what you've got. You want to believe people are telling you the

truth, but, you know, sometimes they're lying. Sometimes they are telling you

the truth.

It's just one to no one to believe it.

I definitely feel nervous that I could go tonight.

You and me are staying close at the end, no matter what. No matter what. You and

I, you and I, no matter what.

The final result in this game, you and me.

Me and Maddie have an understanding that Susie goes next, but Kenny is very

smart, and he is dangerous to keep around. It seems like the further along

we are, the harder the decisions get as to who we vote out.

I still don't know what I'm going to do. To get rid of Susie would be great

because I have no allegiance with Susie. And I don't trust her.

I would vote for Kenny because he's a liar and he could manipulate Bob or

Maddie. So I just have to think really hard about what should be done.

No matter what I decide to do, I think Bob and Maddie will vote with me.

And I'll bring in the members of our jury.

Marcus, Charlie, Randy, Corinne, and Crystal voted out at

the last tribal council.

Bob, let's start with you.

Five consecutive wins, tied for a record in the history of this game.

Do you feel the target on your back getting larger and larger with each win?

Yes. That's why I keep working harder and harder, trying to make sure I have

this necklace on when I come here.

Matty, as a competitor, there has to be a part of you that looks at Bob with

some admiration.

Yeah, Bob's money, man. He's an expert at these challenges, and I don't know

he does it, but there's not even a target on his back because you can't

him. He's so far ahead of us, you know. The guy is just good.

Kenny. It's got to be a little frustrating.

The thing is about Bob and I, we come from two different backgrounds. I mean,

I'm a gamer. I usually sit in front of TV and play video games all day. I don't

do outdoorsy things.

Well, you know, he's an outdoorsy type of guy.

He goes camping, he does fishing, and you know what?

That's how it is.

Susie, you don't want anybody to have any reason to vote you out. Are you a

little concerned that 37 days in this game might give people reason to want to

get rid of you?

I want to feel comfortable, but I'm not completely comfortable all the time. So

I wait until somebody comes to me and tells me something, and it can work

against me, and it can work for me also.

How does it work against you?

Because I'm not strategically making moves and trying to talk to people and

asking questions and finding out what's going on. So that's what makes me feel a

little bit like an outsider.

Kenny, do you feel coming into tonight's tribal that you've repaired any damage

you might have done over the last 37 days?

I feel like I've repaired a lot of damage.

I've made up with a lot of people, and I feel like our bonds are stronger that

way. At the last tribal council, there was some discussion about a deal you had

made with Bob, that if he had the necklace and felt you needed it, he

it to you. Did that come up today?

I really feel that Bob is actually going to back down on his deal because the

deal was that if he won the next challenge, he'd give it to me. And then

said, only if I think you're going.

Apparently there was some small print at the bottom of the contract that you had

to look at the magnifying glass to see. So I think that he's pulling some

loopholes around the deal and trying to back out of it somehow.

Well, what I didn't realize was he went back to the tribe and discussed with

people that when I gave him the necklace, that they would then blindside

was trying to take care of him.

And he was going to take advantage of me. That changed things quite

dramatically. That was a small print in the bottom of the contract you forgot to

read, that if I help you, you help me. Not if I help you, you stab me in the

back.

So, Kenny, did you get caught trying to work a deal?

Not really, because if I felt like I was going to go that night, he'd give me

the idol, and of course... Who else are they going to vote for but Bob? It's not

caught a blind side. It's called saving me if I feel like I'm going.

Oh.

So, Kenny, you don't see any problem with taking it and then him being

vulnerable and going home. That's just the way the game goes.

Yeah, that's what he said. He said he'd sacrifice his life for me if that was

the case, if that was the deal.

Do you really feel like you need the necklace tonight, or do you just want

to uphold what you think was the deal?

I feel that I'm safe tonight, but I feel that we had a deal, and he's not living

up to it.

All right, it's time to get to the vote. Bob, you do have individual immunity.

The necklace is always yours to keep or give to somebody else.

I think I'll keep it again.

All right, you cannot vote for Bob. Everybody else is fair game.

Susie, you're up.

I don't know if this is really going to be a burning site or not. It could be me

going home. I guess we'll see.

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, Kenny.

Susie. One vote Kenny, one vote Susie.

Kenny. Two votes Kenny, one vote Susie.

Fourteenth person voted out and the sixth member of our jury.

Kenny. That's three, that's enough. You need to bring me your torch.

Kenny, try with spoken.

Another

blind

side, and now we are down to four.

The end is near. The game, far from over.

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

It's definitely game over for Tenny, and just like in a video game, sometimes it

doesn't go your way and you lose.

I thought I did extremely well in this game. I was playing a lot of people, and

in the end, I got played myself, and I hope for them to back.

They got me good.

Hey, you know, after the first time with you, Susie, I see you being super

nervous. Yeah, because it's a reality check. This is it.

It's all going to depend on who wins today.

This is the last thing you can do to change your fate, basically.

This is the last challenge.

Today is day 38, and it's huge.

We'll probably have to do an immunity challenge today, so the only way I'm

to be able to save my butt today is I have to win. It's almost a given that

will win.

Bob's the wizard, and he's...

capable pretty much of anything.

What happens if you win?

Oh, if I win?

I have to vote Bob.

It's crazy how Bob is one of my pageants.

Boom, boom, boom.

If I don't win, I know I'm toast.

I'm just nervous because today is going to seal our fate. And I look at Bob and

Sugar and I can see their confidence.

It isn't just luck.

He's pretty skilled.

But there's always a chance that myself or Maddie could pull it. It may be slim,

but I still have a shot at it. But if I don't win...

I really feel strongly that I will be the one going home.

Hey, Sue, go get them!

I'm coming.

Ready what to get for you, Mayo.

Oh, here we go.

Congratulations, Final Four.

You have done what 14 of your fellow tribesmen and women could not.

Today you will honor their memories.

Go to Exile Island. There you will find the torches of your fallen comrades.

At each torch, you will collect a tribal mask of those who were voted out before

you. Take them all to the highest plateau in Savannah and burn them in

honor. As they each had a party getting you to this point, you will then proceed

to your final immunity challenge.

To be able to pay my respects to the 14 that went before me is huge for me. They

were all quality human beings, quality competitors.

They definitely deserve respect.

I'm just honored to be a part of it.

Michelle. Very first challenge, Michelle shocked me. She did pretty well. I

can't believe the way she performed.

Wish her the best.

This whole experience is way, way harder than I thought it would be. Actually

being there and shivering cold, I was surprised that I couldn't mentally

overcome that.

Good old Jillian. Jillian, I have nothing but good things to say about

was really fun.

What I learned about myself is that I couldn't compromise myself in order to

in better. When you're happy, you're lucky, and you should be happy that you

lucky in life, and I'll never lose that.

Paloma. Nice girl. Sweet as, just as sweet as could be. Really bright.

Survivor has meant a lot to me. You know, it changed me. It challenged me in

ways that I thought I could never be challenged. Like, yeah, I didn't make it

39 days. But at the same time, there's nothing in this world that can be thrown

at me that I can't conquer.

Jackie.

Jackie. She's such a nice kid. Always smiling, always helpful. She should have

lasted a lot longer.

I would sum up Survivor in probably the best experience of my life.

I think this game definitely changed me. I really appreciated being out there

and having that adventure, and I want to continue that my entire life. I want to

live that freely.

DC! Oh, my God. That kid was classic.

G -Sizzle.

He had a life of suffering, and he said he just didn't want to suffer anymore.

By being volunteered by my entire tribe to be the leader was a very important

thing to me. But I never expected to be as difficult as it was.

It definitely changed my life in 15 days. I feel that I'm a stronger person

I know who I am even more than I did before I came.

Kelly. Kelly.

I think Kelly did pretty well in this game considering her odds. She made it

pretty far.

This game has taught me so much and made me appreciate everything, starting from

home and my parents and my life in general. And I think it's going to be

the rest of my life, always.

Ace. Wow.

I feel terrible about Ace because I took him out, and I think I took him out too

soon because someone may have lied to me.

He was a shyster, but he was cool.

You know, I think it's daunting for a person that's traveled as much as me to

combined with a group of people that have traveled hardly ever out of their

county, state, country, continent. I mean, it really gave a

separation between us. You have to find common ground. And I didn't have the

capacity to do that without having a slightly facetious look on my face.

Good old Dan.

I like Dan.

He's a good guy.

He really had a heart of gold. He said he came out here to find himself. I

he might have pulled it off.

I've always been an emotional person, and I think with this game, I proved to

myself that I have the ability to calm myself down. So I need to take from it

what I've learned and be okay with that.

I always thought that markets would be in the top three.

I think that playing Survivor gives you an appreciation for the way the world

really works and that there are choices that you make every day that are good.

There are choices that you make every day that are bad.

I totally stand by my decision to go the auto way because I feel like if it

makes the game less sneaky, then that's good because I feel like one of the

things that I tried to do in this game was to not try and double -cross people.

Charlie. Charlie was a wonderful fellow.

He was a great guy. Charlie was a really sweet person.

I was really surprised with how, like, patient I was in the game, how I was

to foster relationships with people who I never ordinarily interact with in real

life. And I'm hoping that when I go home, I'll be able to have those skills

integrate them into my real life and be proud of who I am.

What I like about Randy is he never missed words.

You knew where you stood with Randy.

You know what I got to say about Randy?

It surprised me because I was so hated by a good many people, but

I was so well liked by just as many people. And I have not felt that

in 20 -something years.

I'm not a dumbass for falling for the fake idol. The people that voted me off.

We're the dumbasses. People screw people and lie to people. But I played this

game honestly.

And Survivor Gabon has shown me that it's all right to make friends. And it's

all right to like people.

Friend. Friend.

She certainly knew how to tell you what she thought also. Oh, yeah.

I've always been the kind of person that says exactly what's on my mind and

operates without a filter. And that is what's sort of endearing about me in

general. And I think when you take that away, I'm just another girl who doesn't

have much of a personality. Like, just being nice isn't really a personality

trait that I find interesting. Anybody can be nice.

Crystal. Good old Crystal. She was the muscle behind the mastermind. She got

far. The hardest part has been came so close and

I didn't succeed.

When you're used to being on top as a professional athlete, sometimes it's

to lose.

But in the end, I failed.

And I think for me that has been very humbling.

Danny, the ultimate mastermind.

He was the most conniving player in this entire game.

I mean, I think genuinely his personality, he really is a nice kid. He

sweet kid. He was a threat. He was underestimated by everybody.

Being out here with random strangers actually helped me grow as a person. I

really did step up for myself. I really did want to choose my own path, go with

my gut feeling, instead of just staying back and being scared.

And I feel like I've kind of evolved that way.

Even though I didn't win the million dollars, I won more than that because I

grew as a person.

And hopefully people will see the change in me because I really feel like I have

changed, and for the better.

Guys, ready to get to your final immunity challenge?

Yeah. First things first, Bob. We'll take it back once again.

For the last time, immunity is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge, you will each have 200 wooden tiles.

On my go, you will use those tiles to build a house of cards.

First person to build a house of cards, 10 feet.

Tall wins immunity, is guaranteed a spot at the final Tribal Council, and you

will get a chance to plead your case for the million bucks.

Losers go to Tribal Council, where we will vote out the last person from this

game. Big enough stakes?

We'll draw for spots.

We'll get started.

All right, guys, here we go. If after 30 minutes...

Nobody has built a house of cards 10 feet tall.

The person who has the highest house of cards will win.

For immunity and a guaranteed spot at the final tribal council. Survivors

Go.

It is the first person to build a house of cards 10 feet tall or the person

with the highest house of cards after 30 minutes of a lapse.

A lot of different approaches right now.

Got to make sure your base is good and stable.

10 feet is a long way up.

Those are making a lot of progress.

Is it sturdy enough?

Bob still working to form a base.

Maddie and Bob still hovering near the bottom.

Susie making a lot of progress.

Susie's house of cards collapses.

Susie is back to starting over.

Sugar at five and a half feet with a big lead and a precarious house of cards.

Sugar loses everything.

And just like that, after nine minutes into this challenge, we are back to

square one.

Everybody's in it. Bob has new life. Maddie has new life. It's a brand new

challenge.

This could be a million -dollar challenge for one of the four of you.

Sugar is once again putting something up quickly.

Bob getting something going.

Maddie continues to work very methodically.

Susie gaining on sugar.

Susie now getting closer to the five -foot mark.

Sugar now up at six -and -a -half feet.

Oh, God.

Once again, Sugar's house of cards completely collapses.

Susie, now in the lead, just past the five -foot mark.

Susie loses her house of cards. Susie now starting over.

Bob loses everything he had.

Maddie now in the lead, taking his time, building a solid foundation.

Once again in the lead, up over six feet.

Susie up over five feet.

Maddie up over four feet.

Bob still struggling to three feet.

One of the most dominating forces in this game cannot get a house of cards

going.

You're at 25 minutes now.

There's five left?

Five minutes left.

You have five minutes left to build a house of cards as tall as you can,

provided nobody gets to 10 feet.

Sugar, being careful not to knock this one over.

Susie, not slowing down. Now up at 6 1⁄2 feet.

Maddie at 5 1⁄2 feet, looking very stable.

Bob racing to get in this at 3 feet.

Sugar getting close to the 7 -foot mark.

Once again, the big question, will it stay up?

Susie, way up over 7 feet.

Oh, God.

There is no wiggle room when you start to get this high.

The person who has the house of cards that reaches the highest and will stand

on its own without the aid of your hands will win immunity and be guaranteed a

spot at the final tribal council.

Susie at eight feet.

Susie with the lead, and she is sitting on it. Maddie trying to close the gap.

Sugar trying to close the gap.

You are going to have to hurry.

Your last minute.

Clock is ticking.

Sugar is at seven feet.

Maddie a little over six and a half feet.

Susie at eight feet.

Thirty seconds left.

Susie is not going to risk knocking her house of cards over.

Sugar is still hovering near the seven foot mark.

Maddie approaching at seven feet with a very stable, solid -looking house of

cards. Fifteen seconds.

Ten seconds.

Five, four, three, two, one.

Susie wins. Final immunity guaranteed a spot at the final tribal council.

Susie, come on over.

You won the first individual immunity challenge.

Now on the last, with this around your neck, you are guaranteed a spot at the

final tribal council. You will get a chance to plead your case against the

Bob, Sugar, Maddie, for you three, tribal council tonight, where one of you

be the last person voted out of this game, the last member of our jury.

make for a very interesting afternoon.

Grab your stuff, head back to camp. I will see you at tribal.

Congratulations.

I did not think I was going to win this immunity.

I was totally in shock that I won today. I just was not expecting that at all.

I super needed it because I knew I was going to go home today. So now I'm not

going home until tomorrow.

This is definitely not what I expected when we got rid of Kenny yesterday. I

thought that keeping Susie would be the smarter way to go because she would

never win.

That's what happens when you underestimate somebody.

I really thought tonight was going to be my night to go home, honestly.

Sorry.

These are emotional.

Hey, guy.

Appreciate our time out here, buddy.

Yeah, yeah.

Hey.

Easy one.

And I mean...

That means we have to vote for Bob.

You've been good players. You freaking did awesome, Bob.

It's obvious that Bob would win, so Susie's going to be voting for Bob.

I mean, he knows nobody would win against him.

Well, it's been a good game. It's been fun.

We had a good time.

I have to write your name down, Bob. I'm sorry.

It's all right. I got no problem.

Susie always says it's a game. I know it is.

You are the best competitor out here, though, dude.

I really thought for sure you were going to kick my butt, Bob.

Too many times I actually doubt myself.

And I knew this time I thought, if you have any doubt, you just have to tell

yourself you're going to do it.

You have to go in there and just tell yourself you're going to beat it.

I was so ready, too. I thought, well, I'm going to go home tonight for sure.

I really was.

You can never count on anything in this game.

No, the unexpected idea.

I actually kind of shocked myself.

I'm like, oh, my God, I think I just did it.

I am the final three. That is so exciting.

I'm always underestimated. People just think, like, she's got a chance in hell

that she'll ever accomplish anything.

I visualized myself winning it. Like, I can do that. I can hear it. It's going

to happen.

I did.

It's freaking insane.

I was not expecting it at all. I'm, like, in shock right now.

I really am.

I was nervous all day. I was kind of anxious.

I'm in total shock. I can't freaking believe that just happened.

Hey, Bob, will you be honest with me? I'm going to ask you a question. You

to be honest with me.

If you were to go into the final three, do you think you'd get a lot of jury

votes? Do you want to go up against me?

Do I want to?

Yeah. I would rather you just tell me the truth, so I kind of know.

There's really no point in even asking the question, you know? No, I just...

there's no point in asking.

I just opened a cracker for Bob. I wanted him to know that I would have no

problem, you know, taking sugar out and bringing him with me.

Had you or Bob won, I would have been going home.

You can be honest with me. I mean, I would have been going home.

How about we talk about something? We don't need to talk about this. You know

the score.

We don't have to keep repeating it.

Let's just have lunch, okay?

He snapped a little bit at me, so I thought, okay, you just sealed your own

fate.

I'm just in shock.

I wasn't expecting it at all. But I don't think he wants any constant

all day long that you lost.

Don't worry about it. Just stop talking about it.

Apparently I talk too much.

Is it just me or do I hear other people talking all the time too? But maybe it's

just me more. I don't know. You talk a lot. You say everything that you're

thinking. That's not good.

Maybe you shouldn't say anything else about it for the rest of the night.

Because it's like, I know you like to say everything on your mind, and if you

keep saying, oh, I can't believe it, I can't believe it, it's just going to bum

him out a lot more.

Say it does.

Don't say it's with him. That's because, I mean, I really love him, and I just

don't want him to have his feelings hurt anymore, but they are.

They're really, really, because you're Bob up there in the final three.

If I were to vote for Maddie and Bob were to vote for Maddie and Maddie and

Susie voted for Bob, there would be a tie.

You vote.

Maddie votes you.

And you vote Maddie. And I vote Maddie.

And then it's up to fate.

That would be really nice. I appreciate that.

I just think we'll find someplace to be alone.

Okay.

That sounds like a good idea.

Causing a tie is an option worth considering.

I guess that would be giving Bob another chance, but I told Manny I would never

write his name down.

I never promised Bob that, but... To me, Bob is a father figure. I lost my

dad recently, and that's probably why I kind of have a feeling of love towards

Bob. He's the father figure of our tribe. Oh, God.

It is a tough choice because it's like choosing between my dad and my brother.

Wow, this is huge.

Yeah.

It's, like, shocking. I don't even know what to do. I'm nervous. I'm paranoid.

I'm, like,

it's such a close grasp. It's, like, I don't know what to do.

He knows he's going home.

He's going to be by himself and try and, like, you know, meditate or enjoy the

last bit of this.

I talked to Sugar about the vote tonight. I'm going to vote for Maddie,

Sugar told me that she'd vote for Maddie, which means that it may come

tiebreaker. I don't know whether the tiebreaker is making fire or not, but

betting on it.

I don't know exactly why Sugar is being so kind to me, but she's just been an

absolute doll.

I'm packing my bags tonight. I might go home. But hopefully I don't. Hopefully I

stay here and I fall to fire.

Now bring in the members of our jury.

Marcus, Charlie, Randy, Corinne, Crystal, and

Kenny voted out at the last tribal council.

Susie, as of this moment, you are the only person who is guaranteed a spot at

the final tribal council tomorrow night who will get a chance to plead their

case against the jury. What's the feeling right now?

I'm very, very pleased and very proud of myself for getting to this point. So I

just knew if I didn't win today, I was done.

On the flip side, Bob, for the first time in a long time, you do not have

immunity necklace, and you are vulnerable.

This is probably the most uncomfortable tribal council I've been to in 38 days.

And you've got four former tribe members you were close to sitting on the jury

right now.

People have said to me they didn't want me on the final three of them because

people like me.

I am without a doubt a huge threat.

So knowing you're vulnerable and you're a target, what do you do in the few

hours you have between the challenge and tribal council?

There's a limit to how much scrambling I can do. There's only four of us here,

and I do have a target in my back, but I'm going to duck at the last moment if

can. I don't know how I can do that.

I'll give it a shot.

Matty, was it a busy afternoon when you guys got back from the challenge?

You know what?

Around camp, I didn't really feel the scrambling as much as I felt the

scrambling in my own head.

Because when the end is so close, it's like you don't want it to slip away. And

at any moment, it can in this game. I mean, you never know what's going on in

this game. No matter how much you think you know, you don't know anything.

Matty, take me through your options. You can only vote for Bob or Sugar.

You know what? Sugar went out on a limb for me and saved me by giving me the

immunity idol, and there's no way that I could stab her in the back at this

point. And I can't vote for Susie because she has the immunity necklace,

options are limited.

Bob, you can vote out Maddie, or you can cast a vote for Sugar.

Talk me through your choices.

Maddie's well -liked by people in the jury. He's a nice guy.

So I'd be better off going with Sugar and Susie.

All right, Sugar, take me through it for you.

I'd lose to both of them.

And I love them both, so... I feel like Maddie's kind of like a brother.

And I feel kind of like Bob is like a dad.

I feel the same for them both.

And you have to choose tonight between voting one or the other.

Maddie, how does it make you feel to hear Sugar talk about you like a

It feels pretty good. You know, I look at Sugar kind of like a sister. And when

you go through this with somebody, you develop a relationship with them. And if

you can endure this game, you definitely earn my respect.

Bob, tell me about your relationship with Sugar. She referred to you as a

figure, which is significant in Sugar's life.

I realize that.

I feel really good.

that I've made that sort of an impression on her.

I am a father, and I'm a damn...

You're

a good dad.

I'm a good dad.

I'm a father, and I'm a damn good one, because I had the best father anybody

could have.

So I had a great example, and I tried to follow it.

I think I've done a good job.

So now, how hard is it for you to know that she has this difficult decision?

She has a father figure and a brother figure, and she has to choose one. She

no option.

It is the cruelest situation that she can be put in, without a doubt.

But she's there, and I hope she makes a good decision.

Well, the time for that situation is upon us. Susie, you have the necklace. I

can't imagine you're giving it up.

No, I can't give it up.

You cannot vote for Susie. Everybody else is fair game, and it is time to

Maddie, you're up.

You know, in a short amount of time, Bob, you've made a major impact on my

and I truly respect the game that you've played.

I'll go tally the votes.

Once the votes are read, the decision is final. Person voted out will be asked

to leave the Tribal Council area immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote, Bob.

Two votes Bob.

Maddie. Two votes Bob, one vote Maddie, one vote left.

Maddie.

We have a tie.

In the case of a tie with only four people left, we go to a fire -making

tiebreaker challenge.

All right, Maddie, Bob, you can each take a spot at a fire -making station.

You each have a flint and steel. You each have a box of fire -making

First person to build a flame high enough that lasts long enough to burn

the rope stays in this game, joins Susie and Sugar at the final tribal council.

Loser goes home.

Clear? Been out here 38 days.

Making fire is a part of living out here.

Challenge is on.

Bob has a nice pile of magnesium.

So is Maddie. Maddie's trying to get a spark using that husk.

Getting a lot of spark, but no flame yet.

Bob, first to get fire.

Bob has a good flame going, but a lot of that's going to go away quickly.

Bob's trying to hang on to that flame.

Bob's flame is out.

Trying to bring it back to life.

Bob and Maddie fighting for a spot at that final.

Tribal Council and a chance to plead their case for a million dollars.

Bob not giving up, trying to bring it back.

Bob's brought it back. He's got flame again.

Maddie needs.

to get in this.

Bob has resuscitated his fire and he's got a legitimate fire going now.

Bob's doing a good job of nurturing that fire.

It's getting bigger, stronger.

Bob's got an inferno going right now.

Wayne starting to hit the rope just a little bit.

Maddie still struggling.

Bob has burned through the rope. Bob has won this challenge.

Bob is moving on to the final and will have a shot at winning this game and a

million dollars.

Travis Spoggin.

Time to go.

Well, Susie, Bob, Sugar, congratulations.

You have gone as far as you can go in this game. The power in this game now

shifts to the jury.

Seven people, including Maddie. You had a hand, either directly or indirectly,

in voting out of this game.

Now hold your fate in their hands. I'll see you tomorrow night for your final

tribal council.

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

I've learned more about myself and about life in the last 38 days than I ever

have. I grew up quick.

And I'm grateful to have this opportunity, and I wouldn't trade it in

world.

I'm going to mark off day 39, the last day.

This is it.

Perfect. Oh, we did it. You can do it if you try.

We got it. Day 39, that's a big day.

Sugar, you want to count them?

Ready?

One, two, three, four, five.

Day 39, I'm still here. I'm kicking it. I couldn't believe it. I really just

kept believing. Just keep trying. All you got to do is keep trying. And if you

just focus on that, you can get through it.

Day 39.

I really just wanted to show, especially my son, what it meant to try. And if

you just try, you can make it. And I did. I'm here on day 39. Is that crazy?

It's insane.

We're going to see you.

Oh, nice.

Oh, my God, that's exciting. No mail, just this.

Can you carry that and I'll carry this? Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Day 39, baby, we're going to have us a nice meal.

We just got gmail. It was a feast, so we had a nice brunch.

Final three. You guys going to be able to eat everything?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Make the bacon.

It's really yummy.

Oh, my God, it's so good.

It's come a long way, baby. It's incredible.

Except for Marcus, I pretty much had something to do with the ousting of

everyone on the jury.

And that's why I'm scared to death of the jury.

I mean, jeez, they hate me. But, you know, what are you going to do?

I might get a jury vote or two. I hope so. That would be nice.

Okay, I couldn't imagine having a breakfast with better people.

Me neither.

This is going to go up like a bomb.

Oh, it's going to go, huh?

I'm building my last final gadget, and that is a fiery goodbye to

the Garden of Eden.

This is why my mother wouldn't let me play with Matthew.

You're a bit of a pyro yourself, aren't you?

Oh, yeah.

We just packed the inside of the hut with pieces of the other hut so that we

torch it and say goodbye to no -bag camp.

and a blaze of glory.

Okay, Susie, let's go.

Time to say goodnight. I've still got one more major thing to do in Gabon, and

that is convince the jury that my behavior, my work, my participation

in this game is worth winning a million dollars over Susie and over Sugar.

Let's do it. Let's do it.

Great.

Right there.

Right there.

Oh, my God.

Wow. Look at that.

Good job, Bob.

Holy crap.

Look at that, how it's just coming right down. Wow.

That's how fast stuff comes and goes.

39 days, just like that.

Done. Done.

Crazy, isn't it? Yeah.

I am looking forward to going to travel tonight because I really want the truth.

I really think that Sugar did play a good game. He took control of the game.

name was never written down, and that was huge. And I really need to know why

Susie thinks she deserves a million dollars over the other two people.

And I want Bob to admit that he did back on his deal. And I want him to admit

that, you know, he's not an honorable person that he said he was.

I genuinely don't like any of these three people.

I don't think there's much I could hear from the three finalists that could

change my opinion of these people, except Sugar. You know, she's made some

fairly decent moves in this game. I don't know what Bob is going to say, but

thing's for sure, I'm going to tear him a new one. It's simply an opportunity

for revenge, pure and simple.

Revenge.

For me, the final words I say at Tribal, it's a chance for me to be me right

before I was voted out. I was unable to really...

Let them have it. I would like to say the things that I wish I could have said

if I wasn't on the chopping block.

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

Marcus, Charlie, Brandy, Corinne, Crystal, Kenny,

and Maddie voted out at the last tribal council.

Susie, Bob, Sugar, congratulations.

You have gone as far as you can go in this game.

The power in the game now shifts.

To the jury, seven people that you had a hand, either directly or indirectly, in

voting out of this game, now hold your fate in their hands.

Tonight, they're going to be gathering information to help them make a million

-dollar decision.

Here's how it will work. You will each get a chance to make an opening

statement, why you deserve to win this game. The jury will then get a chance to

address you, then we vote.

Ready to get started?

Susie, opening statement.

I feel I deserve this.

because I came into this just wanting to try. That's all I wanted to teach my

son is what it meant to try.

I wanted to teach my students what it means to try. So for me, it's very

important that I succeed just in trying. At day one, I didn't feel that

confident. I was really scared. I was going up against an Olympic gold

a doctor, you know, a management consultant, a number one video gamer.

the pharmaceutical rep, the videographer. I was going up against

and I'm standing here against Bob, and I'm not afraid to stand against Bob. And

so that's why I feel I deserve it, because day one I wasn't confident, but

39, I am very confident.

And I feel very comfortable telling you guys that.

Bob.

38 days, I hope you wouldn't write down my name. With 39, I hope you do.

I've played with gusto, with my heart.

i've played hard my game strategy was to come in here and use my personality

my survival skills to make my life in your lives better while i was here

i don't think i outwitted you i don't think i outplayed you the only thing i

was outlast you but i just like to say that you people made this game in the

most exciting adventures of my life and i feel privileged to have spent it with

all of you and uh i would appreciate it if you could uh toss a vote my way

sugar oh hey i'm sitting up here because

i feel like i played a perfect social game i surprised myself in the physical

department a couple times but um i had to lie and that's part of the game a

couple times and i had to Sacrifice some innocence, and I'm really sorry. And 38

days, nobody wrote down my name, but everybody thought about it. The immunity

necklace I found was in 24 hours of my stay on exile and didn't play it until

the very end. And I think I played a pretty darn good game for somebody who's

physically weak and didn't know what the heck I was doing when I started.

I've been a free agent the whole time. I was in CODA nine days.

10 days on exile, two different tribes at Fong, and then the merge. So I just

was in it the whole time by myself. But I never fought out an alliance until I

made an alliance with Bob at the end to save him because I feel he deserves to

be up here.

And that's it.

Thanks for playing.

All right, Jerry. In a minute, you're going to get your first chance to

Susie, Bob.

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

All right, jury, you have waited, some of you, a long time to get your first

shot at addressing Suzy, Bob, and Sugar. You can address any or all of them.

Charlie? You're up first. Get us started.

Hi. My first question is for the ladies.

When Jeff asked us to rank each other and evaluate our peers, Susie, you were

rated as the worst of your track.

Sugar, you were rated the second worst of your track.

We should vote you the top of the totem pole now that we're making a new peer

assessment and give you a million dollars. Susie?

Because... I always knew that I was going to be underestimated, but I never

up on what it meant to try, and that was my whole lesson for myself, for my son,

for my students. So as much as it hurts to be at the bottom, I still feel that

I'm still trying. Even right now, I'm still trying. That's why I deserve to be

where I'm at, and I deserve to win.

Great.

Sugar?

I don't know.

I'm not necessarily thinking you have to vote for me, but it would be nice.

Huh.

Okay.

Now I have a question for Bob.

We spent a lot of time together, and I'm curious if you feel that all of our

intimate cuddling and spooning all night long might have been a little more

enjoyable than you would like to have been.

You're a wonderful person. I like you a lot. And you're nice and warm at night.

I don't give a hoot.

That's what I want to hear.

Thanks, guys. Thanks, Charlie.

Crystal, you're up.

Sue, if coattail riding is your strategy, bravo, because you're a

rider. You rode coattails from day one.

Bob, strategically, the young lady sitting next to you remote -controlled

like a race car up and down Gabon. You need to tell me something that you

thought of that Sugar didn't remote -control you to do.

Strategy -wise, I would say, no, I was riding coattails.

I really didn't need to do anything differently to get where I'm sitting.

And my last question is to Sugar.

I think we've been aligned since day 10.

I didn't lie to you.

Even to the littlest things. Crystal, do I have any boogers in my nose? I would

do a booger check.

I need to know why you voted me out.

Crystal, honestly, it was because the way you talk and treat people.

Even though that's the way you are, and I like it, you were bullying people.

So I know that it would be strategically better for you to be up here with me

than Bob, but I went with my heart, thought that you would forgive me, and I

believe that you will. I believe that we'll still be friends.

I ain't got nothing else to say.

Thanks, Crystal. All right.

Kenny.

Susie, why do you think you deserve the million dollars and my vote?

I know from the very beginning I told you the reason why I wanted to play this

game. And I told you that you and I were both underdogs. I'm just an average,

ordinary housewife who thought I was never going to get to this point. And I

really believed it when I told you that.

Okay. Sugar, I really did trust you. I opened up my heart. You know, you're the

first girl I could really trust. And hopefully my dating life isn't going to

so hard after this.

But you did really scar me, and it really hurt.

So I want to know why you backstabbed me.

Okay. I'm sorry.

I had an alliance also with Maddie and also with Bob.

And literally, sorry, Kenny, I thought you were a bigger threat than her.

You took the last immunity. I had totally underestimated her. I truly

that you were a bigger threat.

For some reason, I don't believe you.

That's totally the honest truth.

I'm sorry.

Okay. Bob.

Now that I'm out of the game, I'm going to go back to the deal that we made. The

deal was that you won the next challenge, that you'd give me the

necklace. So I want to know what happened. When I said that, I intended

it.

Assuming that when I said, I will protect you, you would protect me.

Once I became aware of the fact that you were organizing an assassination on me,

you became the enemy. Sorry about that. That was not what I wanted to hear from

you, Bob.

Okay, thanks.

That's it.

Thanks, Kenny.

Corinne.

Susie, I have one question for you, and if you can answer yes to this question,

I will give you my million -dollar vote.

If you get the money, will you agree to have your vocal cords removed?

No, because I am a talker. Sorry. Okay, thank you.

Bob, I...

Adore you. You know that. The only qualm I have about voting for you, you are

somewhat one -dimensional.

I've already met Nice Bob and I've played with Nice Bob, and tonight I want

see Nasty Bob. Make me believe that you don't like sugar.

I can stand up and say that sugar did things that I didn't like.

When I blindsided Randy with my fake idol, I didn't feel good about that, but

felt horrible the way sugar stuck it in his face afterwards.

In the last couple of days. Don't get nice. I don't relate well to nice

Stay nasty.

I'm done.

I'll take that.

Sugar, you are an unemployed, uneducated leech on society.

And the only thing I would vote to give you is a handful of antidepressants so

that no one else has to be subjected to your constant crying anymore. And maybe

if you got some, then it would seem a little more sincere when you are crying

about your dead father.

You don't deserve the million.

Thank you, everyone.

All righty.

Marcus,

you're up.

So, guys, as you know, I'm a physician, and I see people all the time with

health problems that they might have avoided had they made different choices.

Now, Susie, you came to Earth, Last Eden proud to be a mother and a child

educator. I'm surprised.

For someone coming from those roles, just a game is all it took for you to

your obligation to be a positive role model in the biggest game of all, and

that's life.

Now, Sugar, I'm assuming that your father really did pass away. I know

said a lot of lies.

You and I have something in common. Both you and I have lost somebody that was

very important from our family. And what I want to know from you is will you use

a portion of your million dollars to honor your family member as I would

And I want to know how. I never even considered actually winning a million

dollars, but if I did, I would definitely put some for lung cancer, but

children, because that's my favorite cause. But my dad died of lung cancer,

don't have any money right now. I have $50 in my bank account, but that's what

would give. We'll see if that's worth my vote.

Bob, you are a parent. My own father taught me about taking responsibility

my choices, my decisions, my votes.

You're giving ownership of your choices and your decisions and your vote to

Charlie, to Corinne, to me.

And what I want from you is one example of when you chose to be responsible for

your decisions while you were out there.

The occasion didn't come up for me to take control.

I mean, I didn't need to.

You people are making good decisions.

There was no point in me stepping forward and saying, no, let's not do

Okay. Well, this will be an interesting choice, that's for sure.

Thanks, Marcus.

Randy.

Okay, let me start with Susie. If 39 days ago somebody had told me I'd be

standing here and that you would be sitting there, I would have told them

were crazy. You said at least once that you felt sorry for me. Just elaborate on

that a little bit. If you don't know what elaborate means, that means tell me

little bit more.

Just the way you responded to people or the way you talked to them, and I just

didn't understand that. And I just thought, you're not happy. You're sad.

And I genuinely really felt like I wish I knew how I could help you.

It's that simple.

I'm truly sorry. It was not meant to offend you or hurt you.

Okay, I'm done with you.

Sugar, the night I was voted out, you proceeded to roll on the dirt laughing

uncontrollably. Did you not know that I was going to the jury? Did you not want

my vote? Did you just figure there's no way I'm getting it anyway, so make a

jackass out of him?

I don't think I needed to do that, because you did that yourself.

That's your answer? Yeah. That's your answer for a million bucks?

Yeah. You just... You were a jerk.

You were a jerk the whole time.

Sorry. Well, you lose, too. All right.

Bob.

Again, same question as I gave Sugar. Did you not want my vote? I mean, it was

joke on me.

She laughed. Danny, it wasn't a joke on you. It was one of the few strategic

things that I did. It wasn't strategic at all. You had the votes to get me out

of the game. This is the chance right now for a million dollars, and please

don't make me vote for Susie because she is the only one that didn't laugh. I

was going to use the idol. I was going to bring it back to camp and let

see it, think I had the idol, and protect myself from being voted off. I

mean to embarrass you.

I apologize.

The only thing I can say is I was absolutely outraged at Sugar's behavior,

went back to camp, and I was pissed.

That's the truth.

Okay. Whoever wins the million, you know, spend it wisely.

Thanks, Randy.

Matty, close it out.

Susie, tell me why the two people sitting next to you are less deserving

million dollars.

Between both of them, I'm sure I have faults too. Apparently I talk too much

I don't keep my promises, but I know this is a game.

And so Sugar, I really, I was very, very disgusted what she did to Randy. I

really upset him. Even though, you know, I feel Randy can be harsh sometimes, he

didn't deserve to be humiliated like that.

Bob, when I won the immunity yesterday, the immunity challenge, I was really

disappointed in Bob when he congratulated me right away.

And then we came back to the hut and he got angry at me.

He just snapped, and I was like, wow, he's really short -tempered.

Anytime anybody's won an immunity, I've always congratulated him. I just felt

that he could have felt happier for me because I did win it. I really did try,

and I did win it. All right, well, good job for making it to this point.

All right, Sugar, I know you've created this persona of yourself that's very

innocent, but everybody here tonight knows that that's total garbage. I want

to reveal something that you did that was just evil.

Kenny.

I broke Kenny's heart, I feel.

I let him down.

That hurt, and I'm sorry.

That's all you got, really?

All right, sugar.

And, uh, Bob, basically all I got for you is why are the two people sitting on

either side of you more deserving of the million -dollar prize?

Um, I don't think they are.

All right, well, thank you for sharing this crazy adventure with me, and

good luck.

All right, Jerry, you've had your chance to address Susie, Bob, and Sugar.

In a moment, you're going to make a million -dollar vote.

I'm going to give you a minute to think about that vote.

All right, Susie, Bob, Sugar, you've had your chance to address the jury. Jury,

you have had your shot at the final three. It is now time to vote. Tonight,

are voting for a winner.

The name you're writing down is the name of the person you feel most deserving

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

it. For the last time, it is time to vote.

Marcus, you're up.

We're friends from day one, and we are friends on day 39.

Spend it wisely.

Here's my...

I'll go get the vote.

Suzy, Bob, Sugar, Jerry, to all of you, I say thank you for a great season of

Survivor, and I will see you back in Los Angeles for the reading of the votes.

nervous Bob and sugar I got some boats a

jury of your peers has decided who they feel is most worthy of the title of sole

survivor and a million dollar check tonight

you want to see your name usually votes are bad tonight there were the million

bucks it is time to read the vote

First vote.

Bob.

Suzy.

One vote Bob, one vote Suzy.

Two votes Susie, one vote Bob.

Susie. I can't believe it. Three votes Susie, one vote Bob, no

vote sugar.

Bob.

Three votes Susie, two votes Bob.

Bob. We are tied.

Three votes Susie, three votes Bob.

If this last vote is a vote for sugar, we have a tie.

It is not a vote for sugar.

Let's go in tight on Susie and Bob, the winner of Survivor Gabon.

Bob.

and one of the most likable winners in Survivor history.

Bob, the physics teacher from Maine, is a millionaire.

We will find out how he made that beautiful fake idol, and we will answer

question, is Crystal really an Olympic gold medalist? Plus, we'll find out if

Sugar and Corinna made up. It is the Survivor Gabon Reunion Show, live from

in Los Angeles.