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Survivor 47 is winding down and we are very close to the two-night season finale. But first, the final seven players must battle for a spot in the final six.

Andy Rueda, Caroline Vidmar, Rachel Lamont, Sam Phalen, Sue Smey, and Teeny Chirichillo made the final seven.

Kyle Oswald was voted out during Episode 11, making him the fourth member of the Survivor 47 jury. He will now help decide the Sole Survivor for Season 47.

The first four jury members are Sierra Wright, Sol Yi, Gabe Ortis, and Kyle. The quartet will get more roommates at Ponderosa before voting on a winner.

Sierra was dubbed the Queen of Ponderosa this season, and she has been sending the remaining players some looks from the jury side.

Sierra and Sol owned the night when they entered Tribal Council together. Will the addition of Kyle make the group even more imposing?

Survivor 47, Episode 12 ins and outs...

The 11th episode of “Survivor 47” aired Wednesday night, concluding with host Jeff Probst snuffing out the torch of Kyle Ostwald. The 31-year-old from Michigan was the 11th castaway booted after being voted out by the Beka tribe, becoming the fourth member of the jury. But did they make the right decision? And what were the dumbest, most shocking, and most exciting moments of this episode?

Below, read our “Survivor 47” Episode 11 Top 5 moments. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize.

See Kyle Ostwald’s ‘Survivor 47’ exit interview: ‘I gave it a buck-20 the whole way through’

Top 5 Moments of Episode 11:

1. Return to Camp: After sending Gabe Ortis to the jury, the group seemed relatively calm,...

The Survivor 47 season finale will be different than in previous seasons. For most of the reality TV show’s run, the finale has been a three-hour special over one night. This year, the show made the finale supersized at four hours. However, it will instead play out over two nights, spread a week apart.

Here is when fans can expect to see the upcoming Survivor finale.

Survivor 47 Finale To Play Out Over Two Nights

The Survivor 47 season finale will be two nights instead of one. It will be a pair of two-hour episodes instead of one single three-hour episode. The episodes will also be a week apart. This means fans will have to wait a full week to see the conclusion of the finale and who wins this season.

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However, there won’t be a reunion show this season, which is another huge change. This means the final...

It’s our annual Thanksgiving Survivor episode, and I’m more thankful for Survivor this year than I have been recently. Season 47 has been a mostly strong season, though it’s had its share of downs as well. But let’s keep things positive here, shall we? And this week’s episode was yet another highlight. Survivor 47 delivered another solid episode, and we certainly feel primed for a strong finish.

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Kyle is in a funk after sending Gabe to the jury. He knew he had to do it, but Gabe was still a friend on the island. But I love to see Kyle focused on the game over the friendship.

On the other hand, though, Sue was the only one left out of the Gabe plan.

Managing one’s threat level has long become one of the cruxes of a well-played Survivor game. In Wednesday’s episode, however, two players lost all control of their competition’s perceptions, leaving a majority of five laser-focused on getting them out.

So were Genevieve and Kyle able to survive the night? And was anybody able to rein in Sue after Gabe’s not-so-surprising exit? Let’s recap.

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The final eight players battled it out Wednesday night on a new episode of Survivor.

Andy Rueda, Caroline Vidmar, Kyle Ostwald, Rachel Lamont, Sam Phalen, Sue Smey, and Teeny Chirichillo made the final eight.

Gabe Ortis was voted out during the previous episode, making him the third member of the Survivor 47 jury.

Sierra Wright, Sol Yi, and Gabe would soon have a new castaway join them at Ponderosa. But who would it be?

Would Gabe’s entrance to Tribal Council be as good as when Sierra and Sol owned the night?

Below is a full recap of the November 27 episode of Survivor. This served as Season 47, Episode 11 of the hit reality competition show.

Survivor 47, Episode 11 recap

Kyle spoke first during a confessional on the new episode. He also talked about knowing a target was on his back, so he had to keep winning.

Sue was upset that Gabe got blindsided.

“Survivor 47” has reached the midpoint of the merge and now there are only the top eight players left in the game, as we wait for the 11th episode to air on Wednesday, Nov. 27. Since the merge, some contestants have shifted drastically in the rankings, with the perceived big contenders falling off and the long shots having an opportunity to claim victory.

Read on for our “Survivor 47” power rankings, from weakest to strongest, for the five women and three men remaining in the game based on their social standings, and who has the best chance to win the season.

8. Kyle Ostwald

Unfortunately, Kyle might be a ticking clock when it comes to how much longer he can last in the game. He still has Sue gunning for him after Tuku’s first tribal council, which has become public knowledge at this point that Andy is using that to stir the pot...

A new Survivor 47 deleted scene was released after Episode 10. This additional footage shows Caroline Vidmar breaking down after the Reward Challenge.

Despite Survivor episodes being 90 minutes long (now), many scenes are still getting cut from the final product. The Survivor producers might have enough extra footage to do two-hour episodes in the future.

Early on Survivor 47, Episode 10, the final nine players competed in another Reward Challenge. Andy Rueda, Caroline Vidmar, Gabe Ortis, Kyle Ostwald, Rachel Lamont, Sam Phalen, Sue Smey, and Teeny Chirichillo made the final nine.

At the Reward Challenge, Jeff had the players split into three teams with three players each. Genevieve, Sue, and Teeny played as one team. Andy, Caroline, and Gabe made up the second team. Kyle, Rachel, and Sam competed as the final trio.

Sam, Kyle, and Rachel dominated the challenge and won the reward. The trio traveled to enjoy an afternoon of chicken and veggie wraps,...

What is Survivor without Jeff Probst? Fans have long wondered about this question and how impactful the host has been for the competitive reality show. Not only that but in the past his action-packed stunts in Survivor were also being compared to Tom Cruise. The Mission: Impossible actor is known as one of the most influential action heroes of Hollywood.

Jeff Probst in a still from Survivor | Credits: CBS Broadcasting

And a stunt he pulled during the Paris Olympics has Survivor fans making comparisons. Things escalated to a whole new level when the host himself added to this conversation in his usual humorous self.

Jeff Probst Reacts to Being Compared to Tom Cruise

In Tom Cruise‘s world, no stunt is ordinary as the actor is popularly known for his death-defying stunts which he does himself without any stunt double. He did the same thing when he showcased a spectacular...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Survivor Season 47 Episode 10.] Jeff Probst knows he represents “authority” in Survivor. That comes with being the host and showrunner of the long-running series. In his 47 seasons as host, he’s learned how to roll with the punches when contestants express disappointment, anger, the works after the seasons air, often because they don’t feel their scenes that made it into the final edit provide a fair picture of how they played the game. Still, Probst admits he’s had his “feelings hurt” when he sees players “talking trash” about him during and after the seasons air. He opened up about this in the November 20 episode of the On Fire podcast, the official Survivor aftershow. This topic came up when Probst and cohosts Charlie Davis and Jay Wolff discussed Teeny and Genevieve’s long, hard talk on the beach in Season 47 Episode 10 right after Sol’s blindside in the previous episode’s tribal council.

The following contains spoilers from Wednesday’s episode of Survivor 47.

Two huge targets couldn’t hide from the vote in this week’s Survivor, especially after a wild rice negotiation took away their last resort and safety net.

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After Jeff Probst wanted four players to sit out of the immunity challenge...

In this week’s “Survivor 47” deleted scene from Episode 10, Caroline Vidmar talks about her mental breakdown after losing the reward challenge. The 90-second clip takes place on day 17, and reveals what the six castaways at the Beka beach were up to while Rachel Lamont, Sam Phalen, and Kyle Ostwald were enjoying their reward meal at the Survivor Sanctuary. Click here to watch the video at CBS.com.

“We lost the reward challenge today, and I now understand why they give out rice around this time,” Caroline narrates for the audience. “This was a really hard loss because, as the person who’s gone on the least amount of rewards and have had the longest time without food, I have the most empty tank right now, and I feel it.”

The 27-year-old strategy consultant from Chicago, Ill. continues on, “It’s an effort to do the most basic things, even just standing up.

Survivor, what are you doing, bro? Their should not be a “rice negotiation episode.” The few times throughout 1-39 where tribes would negotiate were fun and exciting because it was uncommon, the players were taking the game into their own hands. Now the show does it at the same time every season. It’s dumb. And sure, this time it succeeded, but once again, it was in spite of itself.

That being said, though, it was otherwise a strong episode. The rice negotiation was admittedly a very small part of the episode, but it still speaks to some of the larger production issues at hand. But once again the cast and their gameplay made this one a hit.

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Teeny is...

The 10th episode of “Survivor 47” aired Wednesday night, concluding with host Jeff Probst snuffing out the torch of Gabe Ortis . The 26-year-old from Baltimore was the 10th castaway booted after being voted out by the Beka tribe and became the third member of the jury. But did they make the right decision? And what were the dumbest, most shocking, and most exciting moments of this episode?

Below, read our “Survivor 47” Episode 10 Top 5 moments. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize.

See Gabe Ortis’ ‘Survivor 47’ exit interview: ‘I forged the exact relationships I wanted to forge’

Top 5 Moments of Episode 10:

1. Return to Camp: Watching this group return to camp after the elimination of Solomon “Sol” Yi was interesting.

On Wednesday’s 10th episode of “Survivor 47,” the four remaining Tuku players enjoyed the thought of potentially making it to the final eight together — a future reality that could give them enough power in the game to make it all the way to the end together. But on the flip side, the other players saw that possibility as too big of a threat to let sit through another vote and rejected the thought of voting out someone more strategic to instead take a shot at the one player holding Tuku together — Gabe Ortis. Read on for his “Survivor 47” exit interview from the end of the episode.

“I felt really good about my chances to make it to the end. It was just a matter of — was I gonna get through nine? I didn’t get through nine,” Gabe explained as he reflected immediately after his elimination. He knew that if...

Hey, "Survivor" fans. Tonight, November 20, 2024, another new episode of Survivor's current season 47 did indeed hit the air, and another unlucky contestant did indeed get voted off at the end. Tonight's new episode kicked off with talk about the last tribal council meeting, which sent Sol packing for the jury with a major blindside. Teeny told the private cams, "I'm pissed off about being blindsided by the vote. I was completely in the dark." Genevieve told the private cams, "I knew there would be fallout from the Sol vote, but I didn't expect Teeny to take it so hard." At one point, Andy told Kyle he would like to work with him. After all of that, host Jeff Probst showed up with the new reward challenge. They split them up into three teams of three. The teams were: Genevieve, Sue and Teeny in yellow. Andy, Caroline and Gabe in red,...

Heading into the 10th episode of “Survivor 47,” Solomon “Sol” Yi had just been eliminated by a near-unanimous vote, with Genevieve Mushaluk leading the charge against him. That left nine people still on the island — four from the original Tuku tribe, three from Gata, and two from Lavo. So who ended up having their torch snuffed on Wednesday night?

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Survivor 47” Episode 10 recap/live blog of “Loyal to the Soil” to find out what happened on Nov. 20, 2024 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize. Jeff Probst once again hosts and produces the program.

Here are the remaining players on “Survivor 47” (click each name to be brought...

White rice used to be a staple on Survivor in the days before Winners at War. Now, players in need of quick carbs must forego something major if they want to secure a bag of milled grains for the remainder of the game. In Wednesday’s episode, history was made, as the rice negotiation both carved new ground and left a couple of huge targets feeling extra vulnerable.

So what did the players offer Jeff in order to get him to fork over some food? Let’s break it all down!

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A new Survivor 47 episode had the final nine castaways battling it out. Sol Yi was voted out on the previous episode, making him the latest jury member.

Sol praised Genevieve Mushaluk during his exit interviews, calling her one of the greatest Survivor players ever.

Genevieve shifted the votes to Sol, taking a shot at him and thus keeping Kyle Ostwald safe. Did they make a mistake saving Kyle during a night when he didn’t have Immunity?

We are getting closer to the big season finale, where someone will win the $1 million prize.

Andy Rueda, Caroline Vidmar, Gabe Ortis, Kyle Ostwald, Rachel Lamont, Sam Phalen, Sue Smey, and Teeny Chirichillo made the final nine. But one would get voted out on Wednesday.

To this point, the Survivor 47 jury consisted of Sol Yi and Sierra Wright.

Survivor 47, Episode 10 recap

Teeny felt blindsided by the Sol vote and addressed it at the beginning of the new episode.

This season, Survivor 47 is getting a supersized ending. Rather than getting the one-night, three-hour season finale we are used to, the show will have a four-hour finale stretching over two weeks. This will make the finale a two-part special, and fans will have to wait an extra week to see who wins it all.

Here is what you need to know about the upcoming two-part season finale.

Survivor 47 Having Two-Night Season Finale

Survivor 47 has made a few changes to its schedule over the years. Since Season 45, it has extended most of its episodes from 60 minutes to 90 minutes a night. It has stayed there mostly. There are a few times the show will go two hours. Now, it is extending its season finale.

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The finale has always been a special three-hour episode. However, with more in-season shows going two hours, that isn’t really that big of a deal anymore.

Survivor 47, Episode 9, featured a moment where two castaways wanted host Jeff Probst to intervene during a challenge.

The final 10 castaways were split into pairs and forced to compete in an obstacle course as partners. The two teams that made it to the end (final four players) then competed for Immunity.

Part of the challenge involved digging in the sand for a board buried in a bag. The pairs were tasked with digging out the bag.

Sam Phalen and Andy Rueda competed as a duo and dug just enough to reach the bag. They grabbed the bag and tried to force it out of the sand.

As they were pulling, the bag ripped, sending the duo sprawling with a large piece of the bag in hand. “Our piece is out of the bag,” Sam stated as he called for Jeff.

“Yep. That’s on you all,” Jeff responded as the duo...

How’s this for a “Survivor first”: The Season 47 finale will not only be a two-parter, but will air over two weeks, TVLine has confirmed.

Part 1 of the Survivor 47 closer will run two hours and is set to air Dec. 11 at 8/7c on CBS. But in order to find out who wins, you’ll also have to tune in the following Wednesday, Dec. 18 — same time, same place, same episode length.

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The Survivor 47 season finale might differ from previous installments as recent online chatter points toward a two-night event.

Survivor fans have grown accustomed to three-hour finale nights. The first two hours have been used to wrap up the season, with the third hour serving as a reunion or party.

CBS may have a surprise in store for Survivor fans this winter. At least, that’s the feeling on social media and a site that posts schedules for most television shows.

If the rumors are correct, the Survivor 47 season will end with consecutive two-hour episodes to close out the season. That would be a huge change for the reality competition show.

The 90-minute episodes have allowed producers to show more gameplay, even as the seasons have been shorter (26 days instead of 39 days).

So, how could those final nights be split up? Let’s take a look at the information online.

When is the Survivor 47 season finale?...

Kate Upton‘s latest Instagram Story has many fans concerned.

On Friday (November 16), the 32-year-old Sports Illustrated model took to her social media account where she asked followers for advice while sharing a cryptic scenario involving a “drunk and high” dad, who seemingly put his child in harm’s way.

Keep reading to find out more…“Truly asking…lawyers/judges/advocates/law enforcement/parents,” Kate started. “A Dad, recently out of rehab, is traveling alone with his 10-year old daughter. He gets drunk and high on pulls, says he has a gun on him, and threatens to Shoot the taxi driver if he does Not drop them off on the highway at midnight to walk home.”

She continued, “Thankfully, the taxi driver refuses and would rather be shot than drop the little girl off on the highway.”

“Is this an emergency? A crime? Would you be scared for your child?...

A Survivor deleted scene has been revealed that shows Sue Smey and Genevieve Mushaluk undertaking a mission on Day 16 of the new season.

The final 10 castaways were paired off during the latest episode for a grueling Immunity and Reward Challenge. Sue and Genevieve were one of the teams.

Genevieve and Sue finished in third place. The first two eliminated teams were sent on a Journey, and the best two teams were rewarded with a feast.

The ladies returned to camp as the other teams went to different locations. That’s where a bonus scene of Survivor 47 takes place.

As a reminder, Genevieve created a plan to blindside Sol Yi at the latest Tribal Council. It worked, and Sol became the second member of the jury.

Taking their eyes off Kyle Ostwald, who has been very good at challenges, may have been a mistake. Stay tuned to find out how that ends.

During the latest episode, another Survivor 47 blindside occurred. Sol Yi was voted out (nearly unanimously) and sent to the jury.

A chaotic Tribal Council led to Sol’s demise in the game, but it was set in motion much earlier in the episode. Genevieve Mushaluk had the idea.

But was getting Sol out even the best game move? Kyle Ostwald finally lost an Individual Immunity Challenge, so the other players had a chance to get him out.

Sol sensed something was going wrong as many discussions broke out during the fateful Tribal Council, but he reacted too late to the side chatter.

Now Sol will help decide the Survivor 47 winner. He joins Sierra Wright on the jury side of the Tribal Council. Will he be as grumpy on the jury as Sierra seemed to be?

There’s a long way to go before the Survivor 47 season finale. Nine people are...

Once again, Survivor succeeds in spite of itself. The episode spent (wasted?) so much time on a long challenge, and a journey – a journey with a hilariously bad challenge. And it was all at the expense of lots of last minute scrambling and strategizing before the vote. Sometimes it’s as simple as the show getting out of its own way and letting the players cook. The obsession with lost votes and the journey and other nonsense keeps getting in the way. Still a decent episode overall, but could have been much better.

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With Sierra being sent to the jury Sam’s game is fully reset. He had felt pretty good about his place in the game, but that’s now been flipped on its head. He and Rachel assess where this leaves them. Rachel realizes she’s bereft of options,...

The following contains spoilers from Wednesday’s episode of Survivor 47.

“Chaotic” is a word often used to describe the social politics on Survivor, and you know what? We’re using it again because Wednesday’s strategy and subsequent Tribal Council was nothing but!

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After Gabe snagged immunity (and Caroline lost her vote), the merged group of 10 panicked, as multiple...

The ninth episode of “Survivor 47” aired Wednesday night, concluding with host Jeff Probst snuffing out the torch of Solomon “Sol” Yi . The 43-year-old from Connecticut was the ninth castaway booted after being voted out by the Beka tribe and became the second member of the jury. But did they make the right decision? And what were the dumbest, most shocking, and most exciting moments of this episode?

Below, read our “Survivor 47” Episode 9 Top 5 moments. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize.

See Solomon ‘Sol’ Yi’s ‘Survivor 47’ exit interview: ‘I thought I had my troops rallied, but they were also in on it’

Top 5 Moments of Episode 9:

1. Return to Camp: At any point of this game,...

On Wednesday’s ninth episode of “Survivor 47,” a multi-layered challenge split the remaining 10 players up into a pack of four reward winners on picnic, a set of four losers on a journey competing to earn their vote back, and two middle-finishers alone back at camp. The time apart in smaller groups set in motion a whirlwind of plans for the next tribal council vote and culminated in a chaotic “live tribal” right up until Jeff Probst called for a vote. In the end, Solomon “Sol” Yi became a consensus vote he had no idea was put into motion by his own ally. Read on for his “Survivor 47” exit interview from the end of the episode.

“They got my ass, I’m gone,” Sol began as he spoke after his elimination. “I thought I had my troops rallied, but they were also in on it.” Sol believed that the original Lavo...

Heading into the ninth episode of “Survivor 47,” Sierra Wright had just been eliminated after a tied vote and a re-vote over Sam Phalen, her closest ally. That left 10 people still on the island — four from the original Tuku tribe, three from Gata, and three from Lavo. So who ended up having their torch snuffed on Wednesday night?

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Survivor 47” Episode 9 recap/live blog of “Nightmare Fuel” to find out what happened on Nov. 13, 2024 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize. Jeff Probst once again hosts and produces the program.

Here are the remaining players on “Survivor 47” (click each name to be brought to their individual profiles): Andy Rueda,...

In Wednesday’s episode of Survivor, plans were aplenty, but which plan was the plan remained a mystery until the very last second.

Leaked info and badly kept secrets led to a Tribal Council that was perplexing in the best possible way… at least for us watching at home! Who said what to whom, and which player saw their torch get snuffed? Let’s recap.

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Survivor 47, Episode 9 debuted on Wednesday night, leading to a second jury member.

Sierra Wright got blindsided during the previous episode. She lost a tiebreaker vote and became the first Survivor 47 jury member.

It’s down to 10 people competing for the $1 million prize, and Sierra will help vote for the winner on finale night.

Day 16 of Survivor 47 arrived as the November 13 episode began. The 26-day season is winding down soon.

Rachel Lamont found a Hidden Immunity Idol during the last episode, gaining her future safety if she uses it correctly.

A Survivor deleted scene also revealed Rachel getting that secret Advantage from Sol Yi.

Survivor 47, Episode 9 recap

Sam Phalen thanked the remaining castaways for keeping him around. He counted himself among those who got blindsided, even though Sierra was voted out. He also vowed revenge and shared that thought with Rachel.

Rachel spoke about having a “gut feeling” that something was...

This episode was a scorcher in all the right ways, and we’re totally here for it. Heat advisory warning!

Fire Country Season 3 Episode 4 review provides an after-action fire report covering all the OMGs and holy craps of the episode, with some rambling commentaries from the friends in my head.

You may not agree with our opinions, and that’s okay! Feel free to share your views in the comments. I love hearing other people’s perspectives.

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Let’s start this review by stating the obvious. This episode’s emergency case correlated closely with the personal conflicts of the various firefighters.

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His father-drama bled into his professionalism, skewing his interactions with the struggling apartment...

The following contains spoilers from Wednesday’s episode of Survivor 47.

The Survivor auction returned this week, and while it’s always a hoot watching players lose their minds over Applebee’s burgers, peanut butter and margaritas, the game was still afoot — and for one player, chips and guac would become her last meal in the game.

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At the top,...

On Wednesday’s eighth episode of “Survivor 47,” the assumption made at the last tribal council that the original Tuku players would be easily picked off by the former Gata and Lavo members in a new alliance did not play out as everyone imagined it would. Instead, Lavo positioned themselves in the middle of Tuku and Gata and helped turn the game on its head in yet another blindside, pulling one of the Gata players to turn on their own and help vote out Sierra Wright in a blindside she never saw coming. Read on for her “Survivor 47” exit interview from the end of the episode.

“You know, I couldn’t tell you what happened,” Sierra said soon after being voted out in near unanimous fashion. “I’m completely blindsided.” Contributing to Sierra’s shock was the fact that she thought Andy Rueda was a player she and her closest ally...

Survivor can’t help itself. Production knows what the fans want, and they are so resistant to giving us those things. They came back our way this season by (kind of mostly) getting rid of the “earn the merge.” But then they still had the split Tribal twist, but only worse. Two seasons ago, they brought back the auction, but — shocker — made it worse. Enter Survivor 47.

The Survivor auction is back, but they didn’t get rid of the awful lost vote twist. They added something to it, which helped. But the main thing is losing your vote for having the most money left is just plain stupid. Maybe in the next two season cycle, they’ll finally realize what we’re asking for isn’t unreasonable. In fact, it might actually be good (it is good)!

Pictured (L-r): Sue Smey, Caroline Vidmar, Solomon “Sol” Yi, Teeny Chirichillo, Andy Rueda,...

Heading into the eighth episode of “Survivor 47,” a random shuffling of the players resulted in Tiyana Hallums being booted from the game by a 4-to-1 vote over Gabe Ortis. But with everyone now back on the same beach, and the “Survivor” auction about to take place, alliances would surely be tested. So who ended up having their torch snuffed on Wednesday night?

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Survivor 47” Episode 8 recap/live blog of “He’s All That” to find out what happened on November 6, 2024 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize. Jeff Probst once again hosts and produces the program.

Here are the remaining 11 players on “Survivor 47” (click each name...

The Gata/Tuku war raged on in Wednesday’s episode of Survivor, but where did that leave Lavo? Smack dab in the middle. But by the end of the hour, blood was shed and a line was officially drawn in the sand.

But before all of that mess kicks off: The Survivor Auction Is Back! Like last time, the players are tasked with finding mini bamboo tubes of cash stashed around the island that they’ll use to bid on items. (Andy, my guy, you might need to buy yourself a new pair of glasses.) After the cash is snagged,...

A new episode of Survivor 47 debuted on Wednesday night. The November 6 episode began with only 11 people left in the competition.

Tiyana Hallums was the latest player sent home. She got blindsided at the Tribal Council and failed to make the jury phase.

Sol Yi found an Advantage at a BBQ feast and sent it to Rachel Lamont to help save her at the Tribal Council.

Rachel used the Advantage to save herself. That left five members of the old Tuku Tribe at risk and they turned on Tiyana.

Tiyana revealed that Rachel told her about the Advantage. She revealed that info during her exit interviews.

The jury phase has now begun. Each player voted out will now go to the Survivor 47 jury.

Survivor 47, Episode 8 recap

The new episode began with Rachel alone at camp after she played that Advantage. She was worried about what might have happened after her departure.

Chicago – Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com appears on “The Morning Mess” with Dan Baker on Wbgr-fm on October 31st, reviewing the film “The Graduates,” a fictional account regarding mourners one year after a tragedy. The film opened in select theaters November 1st, and will roll out through November, see local listings.

A high school was the victim of a mass shooting, and the film is set one year later. The story concerns how three people deal with the loss of a popular student named Tyler. The mourners are two students … Tyler’s girlfriend Genevieve (Mina Sundwall) and best friend Ben (Alex Hibbert), who left the school after the incident… and the school’s basketball coach/Tyler’s father John (John Cho). Each are dealing with the loss in their own way, and each have one more step in the process of coming to terms.

”The Graduates” is in select theaters through November.

The Real Housewives of Miami has seen many cast members come and go. Five mainstays since season 4 of the Bravo reality show, however, have been Guerdy Abraira, Lisa Hochstein, Larsa Pippen, Alexia Nepola, and Julia Lemigova. As the group continues to film season 7, many of the women partied together at the 29th annual InterContinental Miami Make-a-Wish Ball. But some were notably missing.

Guerdy Abraira and Nicole Martin of ‘The Real Housewives of Miami’ at the 2024 InterContinental Miami Make-a-Wish Ball | Jason Koerner/Getty Images

Although we didn’t spot any Bravo cameras filming at the formal affair, Guerdy Abraira and close friend Dr. Nicole Martin were front and center for the festivities. Abraira posted several Instagram photos of her evening, including a bathroom selfie with Dr. Martin, Lisa Hochstein, and two other friends.

In September 2024, Dr. Martin announced she would not return to the Bravo reality show for season 7, citing her...

Set in small town America, The Graduates explores what happens after tragedy strikes close to home. Director Hannah Peterson tells the story of three people still coming to terms with losing someone incredibly important to them one year ago.

Genevieve was dating Tyler when he was killed in a school shooting. As her senior year draws to a close and graduation approaches, she finds herself unsure about the future. Where do you go from here after such a devastating loss? Meanwhile, Tyler’s father, John, is also struggling with grief as the basketball coach at the high school where it happened. He stays on to support the team, which was so important to his son, as they finish their final year.

Tyler’s best friend Ben transfers schools after it occurs but later returns. He developed a close bond with Genevieve as they helped each other cope in the aftermath.

Supernatural may have ruled screens with angels, demons, and endless Winchester drama, but not everyone was buying into its universe. And, as Eric Kripke himself admits, there was a reason why some fans dropped off along the way. His biggest oversight? Giving away too much.

Eric Kripke | Image by Genevieve, licensed under Cc By 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Instead of letting viewers sink into the mystery, Supernatural kept filling in blanks that didn’t really need answers, leading die-hard fans to wonder: had the series lost its edge? For a show about the unknown, it’s ironic that giving away the secrets became its Achilles’ heel, fueling debate to this day.

Eric Kripke’s Oversight: How Supernatural’s Heaven and Hell Left Fans Divided A still from Supernatural | Credits: The CW

Supernatural was a total game-changer for The CW, capturing hearts with the epic saga of Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles). But,...

At the outset of Hannah Peterson’s elliptical film debut, “The Graduates,” the writer/director stages a scene that we’ve seen before. In it, a shy 12th grader, Genevieve (Mina Sundwall), is given a writing prompt by her English teacher. Her teacher tells her to write about who she “sincerely is as a person.” Mina doesn’t know how to begin, simply staring down at the paper.

Continue reading ‘The Graduates’ Review: Hannah Peterson’s Debut Is A Quiet Reflection On A School Shooting Aftermath at The Playlist.

The seventh episode of “Survivor 47” aired Wednesday night, concluding with host Jeff Probst snuffing out the torch of Tiyana Hallums. The 27-year-old from Hawaii was the seventh castaway sent home after being voted out by the Beka tribe. But did they make the right decision? And what were the dumbest, most shocking, and most exciting moments of this episode?

Below, read our “Survivor 47” Episode 7 Top 5 moments. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize.

See Tiyana Hallums (‘Survivor 47’ exit interview): ‘I got bamboozled’ and ‘I’m beyond devastated right now’

Top 5 Moments of Episode 7:

1. Post-Elimination Awkwardness: Following the elimination of Jerome “Rome” Cooney, the mood was justifiably jovial, even though Andy Rueda was...

Change can be difficult to process no matter how old we are. It can be especially paralyzing during our adolescence when we experience so many things for the first time. We change schools, part ways with our old friends, and try to find a new path. All these things change us in some ways. Hannah Peterson’s “The Graduates” explores the same overwhelming pressure through the eyes of high school students processing a similar sense of transition. Simultaneously, it presents them processing a recent tragedy and how their journeys have more in common than one may assume.

The script mainly follows Genevieve (Mina Sundwall), a young high-school student on her way to graduation. Her close friend, Ben (Alex R. Hibbert) suddenly returns from his school elsewhere, hoping to finish his course remotely before their college. He gets his old part-time job back and seems eager to gain something he has lost during his absence.

Survivor, you tricky Sob. After the celebration episode last week that did away with the abhorrent Mergatory twist, there was a renewed hope that the show had turned a corner and was maybe moving away from all the hackneyed, terrible twists and game innovations. In a typical season in the 40s, directly following the mergatory would be a split Tribal Council with the 12 players left in the game. Sadly, the show went back to that well, except they managed to make it worse? You can’t expect every episode in every season to be great. But this was an especially big bummer after the high of last week.

Rachel Lamont, Sue Smey, Gabe Ortis, and Caroline Vidmar at the Beka beach during Survivor 47, episode 7/©2024 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. Beka

After surviving the vote as the backup plan, Andy comes back to camp and talks to Sol, the only person he knew with certainty voted for him.

Heading into the seventh episode of “Survivor 47,” Rome Cooney just barely missed out on making the merge when he was voted out almost unanimously. Of the 12 contestants who received their merge buffs, five hail from the original Tuku tribe, four from Gata, and three from Lavo. So who ended up having their torch snuffed on Wednesday night?

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Survivor 47” Episode 7 recap/live blog of “Our Pickle on Blast” to find out what happened on October 30, 2024 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the $1 million grand prize. Jeff Probst once again hosts and produces the program.

Here are the remaining 12 players on “Survivor 47” (click each name to be brought to...

It’s one thing to make the merge, but on Wednesday’s episode of Survivor, someone fell just one spot short of making another big milestone in the game: the jury. And after a huge advantage find alters Tribal Council in a major way… let’s just say that Rachel should be thanking the Survivor gods for this one!

So what went down, who found what and how did Rachel become the luckiest player in Season 47? Let’s recap from the top.

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