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Who Will Win Survivor: Cagayan? Jeff Probst Previews the Finale

The tribe will speak one more time on Wednesday's finale of Survivor: Cagayan (8/7c, CBS). At the conclusion of what has been one of the craziest seasons in Survivor history (blindsides galore!), only one person will walk away with the million dollar prize. Who will it be — Tony, Kass, Spencer or Woo? TVGuide.com turned to host Jeff Probst to get his breakdown of the four finalists.

Wed, May 21, 2014

Who Will Win Survivor: Cagayan? Jeff Probst Previews the Finale

Survivor’s Semhar Tadesse: Redemption Island Was My Biggest Fear

Between her spitfire attitude and spontaneous poetic outbursts, it seemed as though Survivor's Semhar Tadesse never stood a chance. And then, she volunteered herself to be the "coconut shooter" in the immunity challenge — which she tanked — sealing her fate as the first castoff to head to Redemption Island.

Thu, Sep 29, 2011

Survivor’s Semhar Tadesse: Redemption Island Was My Biggest Fear

Coach and Ozzy Returning to Survivor: South Pacific

Third time's the charm?Survivor also-rans Benjamin "Coach" Wade and Ozzy Lusth are the alums who will compete with the 16 newbies on Survivor: South Pacific, Entertainment Weekly reports.Coach finished fifth on Tocatins and 12th on Heroes vs. Villains, while Lusth was runner-up on Cook Islands and came in ninth on Micronesia — Fans vs. Favorites.Add Survivor: South Pacific to your Watchlist before the new season begins and never miss an episodeThe two will be on different tribes — either Savaii or Upolu — which will be determined by ...

Wed, Aug 24, 2011

Coach and Ozzy Returning to Survivor: South Pacific

Survivor's Russell Hantz to Star in A&E's Flipped

Fresh off of Redemption Island, recurring Survivor contestant Russell Hantz is flipping to A&E...

Mon, May 16, 2011

Survivor's Russell Hantz to Star in A&E's Flipped

Survivor's Ralph: I Wish I Had Played Dirty

To hear Survivor: Redemption Island's Ralph Kiser tell it, he was one of the last standing members of the original Zapatera tribe because of his honest game play. But looking back, the 44-year-old farmer wishes he had played just the opposite. "I could have lied and done dirty things — and I wish now I had — but I just didn't," Ralph tells TVGuide.com. Kiser also talked about the advice he tried to give to Natalie Tenerelli, why he clashed with Russell Hantz from the beginning and why Ralph thought he wouldn't make it.

Fri, May 13, 2011