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NEW SURVIVOR SCANDAL

Last week's episode of Survivor featuring studmuffin Colby collecting pieces of Australia's protected Great Barrier Reef to take back to his fellow tribemates has come back to haunt producer Mark Burnett. Turns out, that's a no-no — and punishable with fines up to $55,000. "On behalf of myself, production and the survivors involved, we extend our sincerest apologies for this error," Burnett said in a statement. "Please know that this was an honest mistake which we deeply regret." Meanwhile, the family of the pig murdered by contestant Michael Skupin are still waiting for their formal apology.

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Last week's episode of Survivor featuring studmuffin Colby collecting pieces of Australia's protected Great Barrier Reef to take back to his fellow tribemates has come back to haunt producer Mark Burnett. Turns out, that's a no-no — and punishable with fines up to $55,000. "On behalf of myself, production and the survivors involved, we extend our sincerest apologies for this error," Burnett said in a statement. "Please know that this was an honest mistake which we deeply regret." Meanwhile, the family of the pig murdered by contestant Michael Skupin are still waiting for their formal apology.