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I'm J.T., and I'm from

Samson, Alabama.

People's impression of me may be

that I'm a hillbilly, but I'm

here to win and I'm gonna win.

J.T.!

Unbelievable!

J.T.!

J.T. has lost a

tooth.

J.T.!

J.T. wins final immunity!

The challenge for me is gonna

be fitting in with the people.

Who would you trust

with your life?

Everybody says J.T.

You just can't find anything

wrong with him.

What a great soul.

I know I can trust you.

You have my word.

To the final two in this game.

My mom told me, "You can win

this game.

If anybody can do it, you can do

it."

it."

Welcome to the

Tocantins live

reunion show.

We have all 16 survivors,

including our winner.

J.T., are you crying?

Yes.

Wow!

Who would have expected you to

shed a tear?

What's going on?

What's the feeling right now?

I'm very happy, obviously.

Yeah?

I just created one of the

best friends I'll probably ever

have: Stephen and his family.

And you know, my parents are

crying, so I can't help it.

I'm happy.

This is probably the happiest

I have ever been in my life,

obviously.

Well, I've got to

say-- and this is with all

respect to everybody else here--

you're one of the most popular

guys we've had on the show.

Everywhere-- including this

whole week when I've been in

New York City-- people have been

coming up, going, "Hate Coach

and love J.T."

Oh, Coach, we'll get to you.

You'll get your chance.

You know what I mean, "hate."

They loved to hate Richard

Hatch, too.

Oh, yeah, I know.

You know, you're in

good company.

Oh, no.

But honestly, one of

the most popular guys.

What's the reaction been at home

for you?

Are people adoring you the same

way?

Yeah, people in Samson are

very hysterical.

They love me.

I mean, behind me all the way,

and I love them, too, but they

are really behind me.

They've been very supportive,

and I mean, I know they're

surprised right now because I

didn't tell a soul about

anything.

My parents didn't even know I

was... they thought I was

fourth, at best.

Really?

So this is very shocking to

everybody, and everyone's been

behind me, very supportive.

What was the... out

there... I mean, we talked...

I said about how tough this game

was.

What was the toughest point?

You're a guy that, you know, we

got to know through the show,

makes his living outdoors.

This is-- was this easy for you?

Was there a time for you when it

was tough as well?

This was very hard.

One of the questions I get the

most is that: is it as hard as

it looks?

Obviously you don't know unless

you go, but, like, day 12, you

know, I was really questioning

what am I doing here.

Day 11, day 12, I was the

hungriest I have ever been in my

life.

You couldn't see the light at

the end of the tunnel.

I really-- what am I doing here?

I said that numerous times, but

I had to tough it out.

So it's way tougher than it

looks.

What was it about

Stephen, a very unlikely choice

when you look at some of the

other people up here that you

might have been drawn to, based

on just first impressions?

Why him?

Stephen was the one person I

thought I would not align myself

with.

I'll be honest with you.

He was the one guy that I

doubted the most, and

immediately after the hike, I

mean, he carried a sack with

three melons in it, and it shows

me carrying one.

He carried more than his load,

and he impressed me-- you know,

obviously, he impressed

everybody, but, you know, day

three or four, Stephen was right

by my side working harder than

anybody, doing things he had

never done before, and he has

the best heart of anybody I

know.

Aw, nice.

Stephen!

So the...

Stephen, what was the key to

this alliance working?

Lots of people make alliances

that don't work.

I definitely think... wow, I

mean, it's like I said in the

show.

We, we... something about our

intellects clicked.

We were always working hard.

You know, we would come back

from challenges, and we would...

or from rewards, and we would

say, "Let's get to work."

And for us, it was always about

"This is a game that we're both

here to win and we're going to

both play our hardest, never let

our guard down, and work

together constantly to make sure

that we are there at the end."

And you also

mentioned to me just earlier

that you had an inside that I

didn't know anything about.

You kind of had an inside mole

in this game.

Well, one of the things that

definitely helped us get as far

as we did within the merge tribe

was Coach's relationship with

J.T.

Coach had this sort of image of

J.T. as this kind of warrior

spirit, and he would tell J.T.

everything.

So Tyson would tell his plans to

Coach; Coach would tell J.T.;

J.T. would tell me; and our

insurgency would be victorious.

Coach, you're

instrumental.

Y-You're everywhere.

I'm the gift that keeps on

giving.

He owes me a million dollars.

Sorry, man.

The betrayal...

I mean, let me... just to remind

you, Stephen, what J.T. said.

J.T. said to you, "You have my

word and my life, and I have

yours, right?"

And then we get to that final

Tribal, and you get asked the

question, and you say, "No, I

wouldn't have taken him."

What did that feel like in that

moment to have to let this guy

know you would not have lived up

to your statements?

I mean, it was something I

wrestled with a lot, and, you

know, Debbie said, "I value

honesty," and she seemed to be

really seeking a specific answer

from me.

Of course, then, you know, she

asked J.T. his question, which

was, "J.T., isn't it true that

you're the greatest person

that's ever existed?"

And he was, "Yes, yes, Debbie, I

am."

But, you know, obviously it felt

horrible to come clean, you

know, with that.

But it didn't damage

your friendship, J.T.

When you heard it, you did this

whole, "Oh, I can't..."

Were you just putting on?

Yes, I was, Jeff.

I'll be honest.

I'll be honest.

I was definitely trying to pull

some votes out because it's

very, it's very different for me

to take Stephen to the final two

and for Stephen to take me

because I knew, you know, people

liked me, and, you know,

obviously I had never had anyone

write my name down, so it was

hard for someone to take me on,

you know.

Brendan, what

happened with Timbira?

You got... at the merge, in a

game about numbers, you had, you

had it made.

Did you have too many people?

I think we had too many

people, and I think we had a

good amount of dysfunction in

our tribe between this guy and

this guy and myself.

A little bit of a

power struggle.

A little bit of a power

struggle, and I think that was

pretty clear when they came in

and the fact that we did have

six instead of four.

You know, we had an extra

person, and I think Erinn

switched over pretty easily, so

we kind of set ourselves up for

it.

Well, and Erinn, I

have to give you credit because

I always say to win this game,

sooner or later you typically

have to make a big move, betray

somebody.

You... is that what prompted you

to jump?

Absolutely.

You can... you have to look at

it as: what is the best

situation for me?

How can I further myself in this

game?

I want to be here as long as

possible.

Every day I can spend out here,

I can get that much closer to

making another move, to staying

longer, and if I can be six or

if I can be four, clearly I'm

going to be four.

Meaning you're on

Timbira, you're at the bottom.

Absolutely.

If you jump over to

Jalapao, you move up two spots.

Right, I'm still at the

bottom, but I'm higher than I

was.

That's six more days.

And it... look where

it got you.

It got you a shot at getting

in... into the final.

Taj, did anyone ever talk about

taking out J.T. earlier?

I mean, everybody talks about

how, "We love J.T.

J.T. is so great."

This is a game that, in the end,

is kind of about popularity,

who do you like the best.

It is, and no one ever

discussed that because going

into the merge, we... well, I

assumed it was us three till the

end and we'd work on that toward

the end.

And I would always tell them I

never wanted to be the last one

with the idol because I don't

want to tell one of them they

had to go home.

It would have been so hard for

me because we had been so close

for the whole entire game.

It was just something that I

didn't want to do.

But of course not, J.T. just

never came up because he was so

sweet.

Now, J.T., I have

something here.

Back, early... early on...

Gross!

...you-you knocked...

one of your teeth got knocked

out, or a part of your tooth.

I... we went and found it.

Brendan, I think, found it.

Somebody... who found it?

I found it.

Brendan found it.

I picked it up, gave it to you.

I hear back from medical, "J.T.

doesn't want his tooth."

I said, "I want his tooth.

Give me his tooth.

I'll take his damn tooth."

So, I just... I've kept it

this entire time.

Hold on, hold on.

No one panic.

It's right here.

Okay, Michael, let's... let's

get a shot of that so you can

just see his tooth.

Can you see it?

Okay.

Now, I just want to make... I

want to ask you again before...

Do you want your tooth back?

It's still completely useless

to me.

My mom probably wants it.

I'm sure my little sister...

Well, we-we got a lot

of women, all front-row women,

going, "I want his... I want all

of him. "

All right, Mom, you want the

tooth?

Let's go say hi to Mom

down here.

Hold on.

Hold on.

What's your name, Mom?

Marie.

How-how proud of you, first

of all, of J.T. out there...

of J.T.?

Oh, very proud.

Yeah?

You... he-he kind of said in one

of his interviews, "My mom said,

'You can win this game.'"

Yes.

So you believed that

the whole way.

I told him for about three

years I thought he could do

this.

Really?

Yes.

Yeah, how does it

feel right now?

Your son's got a lot of money.

Uh, it's good.

I might not have to worry about

him anymore.

Yeah, well, all

right, hold your hand out.

I don't want you to drop this.

That is your son, your little

baby who you gave birth to, and

it grew into this tooth that he

doesn't want.

Close it up.

Very nice to meet you, and

congratulations.

All right.

Up next: some were nice;

some were nasty.

We'll hear from Taj and Tyson.

And still to come, Coach: liar

or truth teller?

Plus, one Survivor will be

vote... will be voted our Sprint

player of the year and get to go

home with an extra $100,000.

home with an extra $100,000. We'll be right back.

We'll be right back.

As the rain comes down to

welcome us.

Oh, my gosh!

It doesn't look like it's

It doesn't look like it's letting up.

letting up.

Being out here for so long,

you almost forget what home is

like and what the people are

like that you love.

See you back at the camp.

Oh, my gosh!

Did you hear that

last line?

"See you back at the camp!"

"See you back at the camp!" Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

He's my fire.

He is the love of my life, so it

was just like the skies just

parted, the sun came out, and

nothing else hurt after that.

nothing else hurt after that.

Welcome back to the

Tocantins live

reunion show.

Taj, first of all, I have to

say, of-of all the seasons, you

were one of the biggest

surprises because when we were

out there, I would have never

guessed people were going to

love you like they love you.

I was wrong.

I was completely wrong.

And-and I... so I want to ask

you... we got... I don't know

how many of you guys know, uh,

Taj's past.

Throw that shot up, Michael.

You were a pop star in your own

right, right there in the

middle.

I'm on the end.

On the end?

I'm on the end with the ugly

glasses.

Well, whichever one

you are, you were the thing...

Oh, oh, I see.

Well, there's two sets of ugly

glasses up there.

But... so, what I'm getting at

is this... you... that was kind

of a glam... that's a glamorous

life.

When you're doing that, people

are taking care of you.

Survivor-- there ain't nothing.

How much of a culture shock was

this for you?

I'm not a-an outdoorsy girl.

I grew up in Brooklyn, New York,

so the biggest part was just

adjusting to that outdoors life.

I've never been fishing before.

I've never had to strike a fire

before.

I'm used to a gas stove, so to

go out there and have to drink

from this river, make my own

shelter, food, everything, it...

it was a huge shock, but I got

used to it real quick, and once

I caught on, I was... I was,

like, building fires for J.T.

I was fishing for the camp.

It was cool.

Show me... hold one

of your arms out 'cause you

got... you got some wear and

tear on those arms.

I got wear and tear

everywhere.

Hold them steady

there for a second.

Michael, try and get... can

you... I don't know if we can

see that, but you got a lot of

bite scars and...

I mean, you were getting eaten

up out there.

This is just the tip of the

iceberg.

They bit up my entire back,

my legs, everything.

And I'm... to be a little vain,

my skin was, like, my biggest

asset, and to go out there and

get chewed up the way I did,

I was just crushed.

I'm sitting in the water, like,

"It's time to go home."

Relive for me the

moment when you realized when

you were looking at that message

from your husband, Eddie, that

he said, "I will see you back at

camp."

'Cause you... I still got a

little bruise from the way

you grabbed me.

I was so hysterical that day.

You know, of course, looking at

that video, when I saw the

video, I just... I lost it.

I was... it was completely out

of my control at that point.

So, when you kept asking me, uh,

"What did he say?" I'm just

like, "Oh, my baby!"

And then, I'm like, "Oh, my God!

He's here!"

And what is it about

that... that love... why is

it... people say it's only 30

days.

It's not that long.

I have never been away from

my family that long, and to go

30 days without hearing from

them, without e-mail, without

arguing, anything, I was just in

a drought, and I needed...

I needed my husband; I needed my

sons, and that day just couldn't

come fast enough.

Let's go out... uh,

Michael, let's go back out here.

I'm-I'm liking going into the

audience tonight because we

have some people we want to

talk to.

Everybody knows this guy here.

Everybody knows this guy here.

Former Pro Bowler.

Eddie, you know, you kind of

made your living... I mean,

football being your life,

getting beat up for a living.

Yes.

This is not what your

wife did.

How proud of you... of her are

you, and were you out there

seeing... you got to see

firsthand how she was really

living.

Yeah, when she was gone, I

had no idea what was going on.

I had no communication with her.

And when I saw her, I was just

elated, and to see how much

weight she lost...

I saw a glow in her eyes.

It's something that she really

needed to do and really find

inner strength.

She's the rock of our family.

She... when I saw her, you know,

holding the camp down, that's

how it is at our house.

She keeps me in check.

And I don't know if

people remember this episode,

but Eddie George started fire

like that.

How did you know how to start

fire?

Royal Ranger.

Now, I was... I was a Royal

Ranger back in the day, so I-I

had... I have some skills.

I grew up in Philadelphia, but I

know how to start a fire, so if

I have to do it, I can do it.

Next season, Eddie

George.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

All right, well,

everything needs a balance, and

to offset the loveliness that

was Taj, there was the

delightful nasty that is Tyson.

Take a look.

I'm going tribal all over

everybody's asses.

I'm probably not the

stereotypical Mormon.

He's naked!

I think people appreciate

that.

You can look me in my sweet blue

eyes, and I'll tell you sweet

nothings, and you'll believe

all of them.

If any ladies want my phone

number, ask.

Tyson, what has been

the reaction from the Mormon

community to one of their more

outspoken Mormons I've ever met?

You know, the people that

come up to me in public love me,

but I know there are people

that, in their hearts, probably

don't hold that much love for

me.

But, you know, great men are

either loved or hated: Jesus

of Nazareth, Joseph Smith even.

So, it, you know... I mean, I'm

not saying that I'm comparable

to those guys, but it's not only

the wicked ones that are reacted

to in that way.

It may just take time

to understand your place.

Yeah, exactly.

I get it, I get it.

You hate me at first, then

you grow to love me, then you

can't live without me.

Yes, we've heard...

we've heard the spiel.

Sierra, first impressions in

this game: from the get-go,

these guys wanted you gone,

and it never really left.

It's been a long time since

somebody has been universally

despised in a... no, in a way

that I didn't understand.

What-what was it... was that a

shock to you, to see how many

people were talking?

Tyson was on you.

Coach was on you.

Debbie at one point was on you.

Um, yeah, it was really hard.

It was really hard to start out

and get voted out, and then go

back and make the right choices.

I knew that behind the cameras

and by myself, I was making all

the right choices, and I was...

I was honest.

And I was... I was forthright to

everyone.

And I felt that I was a good

person, but, I mean, it doesn't

take a good person to win this

game.

So I guess maybe if I went for

my morals rather than snakes

over here, maybe I would have

won, but...

What did you...

Did you learn anything from this

about yourself?

Absolutely.

I learned that I'm... I've been

a dependent person on other

people my whole entire life, and

I've learned how to depend on

other people in order to satisfy

who I am as a person.

And when the moment that they

all betrayed me and turned on

me, I found myself.

And I am so proud of myself

because I stuck it out six

days...

Yeah.

...with ruthlessness, and I

fought to the death, I fought to

the death, and I... I slayed the

dragon!

I slayed the dragon!

Sierra took down the

Sierra took down the dragon.

dragon.

All right.

Well, up next, he was one of the

most colorful, memorable,

controversial characters in the

history of our show, the

dragonslayer.

Coach is next!

Coach is next!

Who is this jackass?

I am the last of the

Mohicans, the Renaissance man

adventurer.

I've been through a hurricane.

I've been attacked by a shark,

captured by the Indian tribe,

had a run-in with a crocodile.

Wow.

Sounds almost too good to be

true.

None of us have ever done

this in our lives.

this in our lives. I have.

I have.

I want to change this game.

I consider myself a Renaissance

man adventurer.

Iron sharpens iron, baby.

I know who I am: unshakable,

unbreakable, invincible like a

sword.

Dragonslayer.

Coach wins immunity!

I feel brilliant!

Thank you for creating me as an

individual.

I am the last of the Mohicans.

Boom.

This is about me now.

Victory is mine.

Victory is mine.

It's, uh, been a

while since we've had anybody

as colorful as you, and

controversial.

Uh, like I said, the only other

thing I was hearing on the

street other than "I want J.T.

to win" is "Man, I'm so glad

Coach is off."

But I-I reckon that the minute

you were voted off, a lot of

people missed you.

I know I did.

So what has been the... Taj is

already rolling the eyes.

I did not!

It's like Tribal

Council.

What has been the reaction from

people you don't know on the

streets, strangers?

Yeah, I mean, most people

are like, "Wow, you know, we

watched the season because of

you."

I think in the back of their

minds, they might be thinking,

"Oh, I hate you."

But they've been pretty cool.

And what's been the

reaction from people who know

you?

Is... do they... is this, "Yeah,

that's-that's Coach.

That's the dragonslayer.

Sounds great."

All right!

You know, it's really been kind

of like... they-they understand

that eccentric side of me.

They understand that creative

side of me, and also putting my

stamp on the game.

I put my stamp on tribal, on my

outfit, on the feathers.

So I just like to make my mark

wherever I go.

There must be some eye-rolling

up here.

I like making my mark.

Exile-- come on, I mean, that's

heroic.

Epic-- what can I say?

What is the... okay,

when you told one of the biggest

stories ever.

I don't even have to say what it

is.

You're down the Amazon...

"I'm setting a record, and I get

captured by an indigenous tribe

who ties me to a stake, and then

they're going to dismember me,

but I escape and finish the

record."

When you told that story, could

you feel the energy that night?

Did you think, "They're...

they... yes, they're glad

I'm telling this?"

Did you think, "Oh, they're not

buying it?"

It doesn't matter.

When you speak the truth, you

have to... you have to tell it,

no matter what.

I actually debated with myself.

I'm like, come on, I've got a

hundred stories that I could

tell instead of this one, but

there was something nagging

about telling that story.

Well, okay.

Now, I offered you

a lie detector test.

Yes.

And you said no.

Yes.

I wonder why?

Because I already proved him

a liar!

So, well, I was going

to ask you about the... about

the story down there.

So why did you say no to that?

Well, what would that have

proven?

Well, I mean, some

would say a lie detector test

would prove if you're telling

a lie or not.

Well, here's the thing, okay.

Now you guys have handled my

reputation for the last three

months.

And in this case, I did want to

handle it myself.

Now, we've all been blindsided

up here at one time or another.

You, my friend, my worthy

adversary, have never been

blindsided up.

I did take that lie detector

test from John Grogan, one of

the authorities in Hollywood.

I have the sealed envelope here

in my pocket.

in my pocket.

Now, in particular...

Coach, Coach.

It's sealed.

You love this.

I'm reminding you, we have only

a certain amount of time.

Yes, I understand.

Get to it.

You can be verbose.

I love this.

I want you to open it, or

would you like for me to?

No, I would like open

it.

And in particular, I want you

to read question #2.

Okay, this says

"Confidential report."

I mean, I will say it looks like

it was printed on something that

you could have in your office,

but, no.

No, it does.

It has the guy's name here,

conducted by John Grogan and

Associates.

There's a phone number.

I'll be calling him after the

show.

Count on it.

I also have a videotape of

this in case anybody out there

wants to see it.

Wow.

In Hollywood.

This is exactly what

I was hoping would happen, and

you did it.

I know.

Now, you did it in

the safety of not any of us

knowing, but you took the test.

What are the odds-- Mike, get a

big shot of the house.

What are the odds right now by

sound that Coach is going to be

proven to be telling the truth?

Wow!

All right.

Looks pretty...

Wow, okay.

Question one: did you play the

game Survivor with utmost honor

and integrity?

Yes.

Question number two: on your

trip... on your trip down the

Amazon... were you captured by

Amazon... were you captured by natives?

natives?

Yes.

Coach, I am impressed.

No-nobody... what's the deal?

You guys don't... do you guys

believe this test?

They really do.

All right,

mixed-mixed, uh, applause-- uh,

mixed feelings on whether or not

that was true.

I... lie detector test seems to

be valid to me.

I believed you the whole time.

I know you did.

I knew you weren't

lying.

All right, Debbie, I have a

quick question for you.

Going back to school, being a

middle school principal.

Right.

When you have all

these kids and you're playing a

game that is ethical and moral,

and you have to make all the

decisions, what was... were you

worried?

What is... what has been the

reaction?

The reaction's been amazing

and positive.

And honestly, it's... this game

is outwit, outlast, outplay, and

you have to lie in Survivor.

Um, and everybody has understood

that, really.

It's-it's been amazing.

The kids have been great,

everybody.

They loved seeing me looking

filthy and gross.

But other than that, um, it's...

it was an amazing experience for

all of us involved.

The kids loved it.

I got to be honest.

I'm still back on Coach.

I got... who did you bring with

you?

I know we're running out of

time.

Who'd you bring with you?

I brought my coaching staff:

Mitchell, Latifa, Amber.

I brought the author of my book.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Coach of the Coach, Brad

Jordan, and a special lady

friend, Melinda Trettner.

A lady friend.

Where's the...?

Okay, lady friend.

What's lady friend's name?

Melinda Trettner.

Melinda, stand up

real quick.

Come on.

Question.

Yes?

Simple answer: is the

Coach-- lie detector test-- is

the Coach we saw on the show, is

that-- is that the guy you know?

Unfortunately, you only saw

Coach and not Ben Wade, who I

know and love.

So there is another

side to him.

Absolutely.

Dragonslayer doesn't make it

into the bedroom or does?

into the bedroom or does?

No, actually, I slay the

dragon.

You slay the dragon.

You slay the dragon. All right.

All right.

Up next: one of these 16

Survivors is going to win

$100,000, courtesy of Sprint,

simply for being popular.

But first, taking us to the

break, our Survivor composers,

Dr. Russ Landau and David

Vanacore.

All right, we are

back with the Survivor:

Tocantins live reunion show.

Since Thursday, viewers have

been texting and voting online

for the Sprint Player of the

Season.

In other words, they've been

voting for the survivor... which

one of you guys they like the

most.

The votes are in.

One of you is about to go home

with an extra $100,000.

I have three names.

The top three are...

J.T. is one.

Taj.

And in one of the biggest

surprises...

Sierra.

You go.

Go, Sierra!

The winner, however,

is not Sierra.

The winner is J.T.

Yes.

Big night for J.T.

That's 1.1 million.

All right, let's...

Let's do some updates with some

of the people we haven't talked

to.

Joe, everybody hated to see you

go home with the injury.

How's the leg?

You know, Jeff, thanks for

asking.

I haven't been asked that yet

at all up till...

No, it's great.

Yeah?

It's back to normal, yeah.

I'm good.

So you're fine?

Yeah, I'm doing fine.

Hard to come out of

the show, though.

It was horrible, man.

My voice just cracks every time

I talk about it, so... uh...

Yeah. Yeah.

Sydney, what's going on with the

modeling career?

Well, um, it's been good.

I mean, I haven't gotten too

many shows, um, with Survivor,

but, um, clients are inviting me

back because they've seen me on

the show, so it's been pretty

good.

Good. And you weren't

too scarred up, like, out there.

No, I only have a couple on

my legs and arms, but not too

bad.

Spencer, youngest guy

ever on the show, and one of

the biggest fans.

Did you have fun?

You were off way earlier than

you wanted to be...

Oh, yeah.

...but did you have

fun out there?

Oh, of course.

I had fun on the truck coming in

when we were taping the intro

stuff.

Like, that was a dream for me,

so...

No, it was a blast, for sure.

I'm going to skip

you, Sandy, and come back to

you.

Jerry, do you hear from the

guys?

You were in the service for a

long time.

Did you hear from your buddies,

going...

Either saying, "Way to go!"

Or, "What happened?"

What happened? Yeah.

Yeah, what happened?

But, uh, I just thank God for

just allowing us to go out and

take everybody out into this

harsh environment...

I mean, it was dangerous out

there.

And bring us all back safely.

So, that was a big, uh,

attribute there, just to get us

all back safely.

But the guys do rag me all the

time about it.

Candace, I just saw

you in a commercial.

Is that... Is that what you do?

I didn't even...

I didn't know anything about

this.

I do a lot, Jeff.

Yeah?

Yes, I do.

Um, thank you.

Yeah, I just did a commercial.

But, um, yeah, I work in

modeling and acting, as well as

consulting and, you know, um,

sometimes law.

So life is going okay

since Survivor.

Life is awesome.

Carolina, whenever

you're first off...

And a lot of times, you know,

it would be Sandy.

You know, it would be the older

person who would somehow get the

boot.

To have a young woman,

attractive-- is it...

It's unusual.

Can you still enjoy the game?

You can still enjoy watching the

show when you were only out

there for three days?

Um, I mean, it sucks getting

voted out first.

I should have kept my mouth

shut.

However, Survivor was a gift.

And, you know, I made it, out of

so many people that love this

game so much, so this...

Survivor was a gift that

changed my life.

And I love all these people

sitting here, and I'm so proud

of Jalapao making it all the

way.

So, I love these people.

I have no regrets.

Yes!

All right, and

finally, taking us to the break,

Sandy... just something crazy.

Just something crazy?

What's something

crazy that's happened to you?

I'll take out of my

vocabulary that, uh, you never

get a second chance to make a

first impression.

I did.

And I was glad that, you know,

I got that chance.

Yeah, you really did.

Both you and Sierra did.

I really did.

Yeah, I went for the idol,

though, and I said, "No,

forget... forget them.

And I'm not going to build them

anything."

And they just voted me out, and

I was going to look for

something to keep me in the

game, but, you know...

Sandy, you look good

all dolled up.

Thanks for being out there.

Thank you, baby. Thank you.

Well, it has been

nine years and 18 seasons of

Survivor, and we are not

finished.

The question is, where are we

headed?

Find out when we come back.

Find out when we come back.

Welcome back to the

Tocantins live

reunion show.

Before we show you where we're

going next, J.T., when I asked

your mom...

I said, "You know, your son's

got a lot of money."

She said, "Maybe I won't have to

worry about him anymore."

Any plans?

Is there something in particular

you're going to do with some of

that cash?

Um, hopefully, use it to make

a little more money somehow,

but, um, I'm not sure just yet.

I'm definitely, uh, going to

look forward to working with

Stephen down the road, I'm sure.

Really?

A partnership?

I feel like I never could

have done it without Stephen.

Although I showed that on the

finale.

So, I feel... I feel obligated.

No. We're not...

I mean, we're not obligated.

Oh, we're not back in

Tribal.

I don't even want to hear this

again.

Oh, my God.

All right, Survivor XIX is just

around the corner.

Where are we headed next?

Take a look.

This fall, Survivor ramps up

for an incredible 19th season.

Deep in the exotic waters of

the South Pacific, 18 strangers

will be abandoned on the rugged

islands of Samoa...

a tropical paradise straight

from Robert Louis Stevenson's

legendary tale, Treasure Island.

This majestic land of towering

waterfalls...

mysterious rain forests...

and a fierce warrior culture

will be the castaways' home for

39 days.

Forced to work together, they

must learn to adapt, or they'll

be voted out.

In the end, only one will remain

to claim the million-dollar

prize and the title of sole

survivor.

Samoa.

Coming this fall.

Well, I have to say on behalf

of everybody that makes

Survivor, we really do

appreciate the loyalty of you

guys.

And if you want to own a piece

of Survivor, all you have to do

is go to the Web site being

shown on your screen.

You can own anything you've

seen on this season.

You can own J.T.'s torch.

You could own something from

Coach, I'm sure, or you could

own this necklace that will

remain a mystery.

Also, if you think you have what

it takes to be on this show--

you've heard how tough it is--

go to cbs.com.

You can find out everything you

need.

Just put together a

three-minute videotape.

And all we want is you.

You don't have to be Coach

if you're not Coach.

That is it.

Thank you very much for your

loyalty, and we will see you

next time for more Survivor:

Samoa.

Samoa.

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