Kassandra McQuillen

Birth Name:

Kassandra McQuillen

Survivor

Self - Cagayan, Self - The Jury, Self - Ta Keo & Orkun Tribes, Self - Ta Keo Tribe, Self - Bayon & Ta Keo Tribes, Self - Bayon Tribe, Self - Second Chance Contestant, Self - Contestant, Self - Solarrion Tribe, Self - Aparri & Solarrion Tribes, Self - Aparri Tribe, Self - Brains & Aparri Tribes, Self - Brains Tribe

Survivor: Jeff Probst on How the Second Chance Players Can Redeem Themselves

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Tue, Sep 22, 2015

Survivor: Jeff Probst on How the Second Chance Players Can Redeem Themselves

Survivor's Spencer Says He Still Hasn't Opened Jeff Probst's Letter

Spencer Bledsoe may not have walked away from Survivor: Cagayan with $1 million, but instead he got something priceless during Wednesday's live reunion show: a personal letter from Jeff Probst, who told TVGuide.com ahead of the finale that he's "never been more wrong about a player than Spencer." But Spencer hasn't been able to bring himself to open the letter yet. "I feel weird about opening it," he tells TVGuide.com. "I feel like once I open it, I've crossed some barrier and can't go back. I will. I'm waiting until I'm really depressed."

Fri, May 23, 2014

Survivor's Spencer Says He Still Hasn't Opened Jeff Probst's Letter

Survivor's Kass on Woo's Million-Dollar Choice: "Some People Are Just Too Good for This Game"

Despite playing Survivor with Tony Vlachos — one of the most disloyal, untrustworthy players in the show's history — Kass McQuillen found herself in the strange position of being the most disliked member of her tribe on Survivor: Cagayan. Why? McQuillen, who came in third for the season, has a theory. "It's a double standard," she tells TVGuide.com. "A man does what I did and makes it as far as I did, they're a great player. ... Look at Tony."

Fri, May 23, 2014

Survivor's Kass on Woo's Million-Dollar Choice: "Some People Are Just Too Good for This Game"

Survivor's Woo: "I Feel Like a Millionaire"

Woo Hwang may have essentially given away $1 million during the Survivor: Cagayan finale, but you'd never know it from speaking to him. The Season 28 runner-up says he's still proud of his game, and that his goal was to play with the same traits he values in his everyday life. "I didn't walk away with the million dollars, but with all the Team Woo fans out there, all the love and support I've been getting about being an inspiration to their life, that I'm a hero to their kids, that they look at me as a role model — wow," Woo tells TVGuide.com. "And to play a game that's so grueling and [requires] lying and cheating and stealing to win a million bucks, to be portrayed as someone who people can to look up to ... deep down inside, I've won it all. I feel like a millionaire already."

Fri, May 23, 2014

Survivor's Woo: "I Feel Like a Millionaire"

Survivor: Cagayan Winner Tony: I Was Surprised at How Angry the Jury Was

In the end, Survivor: Cagayan came down to two people with completely opposing life philosophies. On the one hand was Woo Hwang, whose goal in the game was to preserve the integrity and loyalty he lives by in the non-Survivor world — even though doing so essentially cost him $1 million. On the other hand was eventual winner Tony Vlachos, who has no regrets about saying and doing anything he could — including orchestrating a record number of blindsides and betraying nearly all of his allies — in order to be the last man standing. "When you're in a game where the stakes are so high, you have to distinguish what's a game and what's life," Tony told TVGuide.com Thursday, one day after he was crowned the winner ofSurvivor's 28th season. "What I am in the game had nothing to do with who I am in life. I did what I had to do in that type of game. If that game was about being honorable and being loyal and being truthful, that's exactly how I would play it. I played the game exactly how I needed to play it to get to the end. ... Nothing means anything on Survivor except keeping your torch lit."

Thu, May 22, 2014