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Now the Battle Really Begins

**Now the Battle Really Begins** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Vanuatu*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Fire Fighter**
One tribe member must race into the ocean to fill a bucket with water. Then they must bring it back and toss it to a tribemate. The bucket must be tossed twice more, and the final tribe member must catch the water itself in another bucket, and use it to fill a jar. The tribes must repeat this until they have enough weight in their jar to lower it to the ground, sending a lit flame up to a fire tower. First tribe to light their fire wins reward.
**Reward:** A large chocolate cake, milk, and cookies
**Winner:** Tenmaru

**Challenge:** *Jumper*
The castaways were divided into two groups. The castaways must race to a series of tall wooden towers in the water and climb to the top. Then they must navigate across a balance beam, retrieve a flag, and jump off the tower and race to the beach. The first two castaways from each group to bring three flags to the beach moves on to the final round. The final round would work the same way with the first person to collect all three of their flags winning immunity.
**Winner:** Charleigh Stafford

## Tribal Council

 Elena (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Kristian Smith
Price for Immunity

**Price for Immunity** is the twelfth episode of *Survivor: Guatemala*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Survivor Auction**
The castaways will receive money to outbid each other for items, mostly food. The auction culminated with one final offer, the castaways' loved ones will have an overnight stay at the Hoca tribe camp, with two other players and the loved ones in tow.

 **Beef Jerky** | Alan
 **Chocolate Chip Cookies and Milk** | Liza
 **Individual Mosquito Net** | Greg
 **Covered Item (Philly Cheesesteak and Fries)** | Wess
 **Advantage in the Upcoming Immunity Challenge** | Charleigh
 **An Overnight Stay with a Loved One**Jared pooled Alan's money together to pay for this item. In addition, Jared was allowed to invite two other loved ones to stay overnight as well, with the three not picked staying the night at the old Itza camp. He chose Alan and Greg, denoted in brackets. | Jared, Alan, Greg

**Challenge:** **Squared Off**
One at a time, players make a move on the giant multi-level playing board. Flip a tile to the red side, and step onto it. Once a tile has been flipped and stepped on, it cannot be used again. In addition, the top level is a spinning platform to be used for strategic repositioning on the board. If a player is completely surrounded by flipped tiles, they are eliminated from the challenge. The last person standing wins.
**Additional Stipulation:** For purchasing the Challenge Advantage during the auction, Charleigh Stafford is allowed to switch positions with any remaining player on the board once in the challenge.
**Winner:** Charleigh Stafford

## Tribal Council

 Liza (2 votes)
 Wess (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Alan Barton
Loose Lips Sink Ships

**Loose Lips Sink Ships** is the thirteenth episode of *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Fire Fighter**
The castaways would use a bucket to scoop water from the ocean and then toss the water to their loved one, who would use another bucket to catch the water. The loved one would then pour the water into a bucket hanging from a see saw. The first pair to fill their bucket with enough water to tip their see saw would win.
**Reward:** A plane trip with their loved one to see the Alofaaga Blowholes, along with a meal of hamburgers, soft drinks, cookies, and donuts.
**Winner:** Julius Calderon (*shared with Feleysa Gaines and Shelly Ditullio*)

**Challenge:** **Keep It Up**
The castaways would hold two poles on the tops of their hands up against a board over their heads. Any movement in their hands would cause the poles to drop to the ground. The last person who does not drop their poles would win immunity.
**Winner:** Julius Calderon

## Tribal Council

 Shelly (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Shelly Ditullio
SOS Signal

****SOS Signal**** (also known as Distress Signal and S.O.S.) is a recurring tribal challenge. It plays on the "survival" theme of the show by requiring tribes to construct a signal at their camp to attract attention from the air. It is one of the few challenges where the winner is decided by an outside party.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Borneo*
*Africa*
*Marquesas*
*Palau*

## Description

Tribes must make a distress signal using any materials from the campsite. An airplane pilot will judge the signals. The tribe the pilot deemed with the most noticeable signal wins.

## Winners

 **Africa** | Tribal Immunity
 **Marquesas** | Tribal Immunity
 **Palau** | Tribal Reward
Persona Non Grata

**Persona Non Grata** is the fifth episode of *Survivor: Caramoan*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge:** **TLP O-Course**
Both tribes will race through a series of obstacles, working together to collect bags of balls along the way. Once they've cleared all the obstacles, they must shoot the balls into a basket. First tribe to get all six balls in their basket wins immunity and reward.
**Reward:** Coffee and pastries.
**Winner:** Rapu

## Tribal Council

 Tommy (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Doris Snozcumber
Schmergen Brawl

****Schmergen Brawl**** is a recurring challenge from Survivor: Samoa and Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains. It was infamously known for being a very physically-punishing Survivor version of basketball, and leaving several injuries among players. It is also the first recurring challenge to be officially banned from reuse.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Description:

A land variant of *Basket Brawl* challenge; a physically brutal Survivor Jade basketball game

### Appearances:

*Samoa*
*Heroes vs. Villains*

## Description

In a walled-surrounded arena, three members of each tribe would battle for control of three balls. Once a castaway gets control of a ball, they would pass the ball to three other tribe members standing on an elevated platform who would then attempt to throw the ball through the opposing tribe's basket, situated at the opposite end of the arena. One point would be scored when a ball is made in the basket. After every point, the tribes would change who was in the arena and on the platform. The first tribe to score the required number of points, would win the challenge. In *Samoa*, three points were needed, while in *Heroes vs. Villains*, two points were required.
Operation Thunder Dome

**Operation Thunder Dome** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: Caramoan*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Nut Bucket**
Two tribe members would each hold on a rope that is holding up large nets above the ground. Members of the rival tribe, one at a time, attempt to toss coconuts into their nets. A winner is determined if the rival tribe has dropped both of their nets.
**Reward:** Different meats, vegetables, wine, and seasonings.
**Winner:** Rapu

**Challenge:** **A Crate Idea**
Each tribe sends two members at a time out to a field scattered with crates. Once all six crates were returned, they would be used to build a staircase. The whole tribe then had to climb the staircase.
**Winner:** Batan

## Tribal Council

 Shalonda(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Jerry (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Deborah Swanson
Reap What You Sow

**Reap What You Sow** is the third episode of *Survivor: South Pacific*.

## Challenges

* Redemption Island Duel
* Reward/Immunity
**Challenge:** **Over-Extended**
Competitors will each place a wooden totem on top of a pole. At regular intervals, they will add another section of pole, making it more unstable. If the totem falls off, they are out of the duel, and will be out of the game for good.
**Winner:** Gemma Zeus

**Challenge:** **What-er Drag**
One person from each tribe will race across a floating bridge carrying a body board attached to a long rope. Once they reach the platform, they'll grab a bag and hang on, as the rest of the tribe cranks a giant winch pulling them back to shore. Once they have all five bags, the remaining tribe members will use grappling hooks to retrieve them. Inside the bag are puzzle banners. They must roll the banners down the face of a wall and arrange them to form their tribe flag. First tribe to get it right wins immunity and a reward.
**Reward:** Jars of chocolate, coffee, tea, milk, and cookies.
**Winner:** Tagaloa

## Tribal Council

 Andrew (2 votes)
 Doris (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Naomi Ferguson(sent to Redemption Island)
Pirates and Robbery

**Pirates and Robbery** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Pearl Islands*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Blue Plate Special**
The castaways must use slingshots to break three plates hanging from a mast in order from bottom to top, transporting a fire to the crow's nest. If a player smashes a plate out of order, they can't light their crow's nest, and are eliminated. Run in three heats of three, the winners move on to the final round, where the same thing happens.
**Reward:** Breakfast on a yacht
**Winner:** Phillip Reynolds (*shared with Ayden Dalton*)

**Challenge:** **Survivor Quiz Show**
The castaways must answer questions about pirate folklore. Each castaway who answers correctly would get to place coconuts in the bins of another castaway. When a castaway receives five coconuts, they are out of the challenge. The last castaway standing wins.
**Winner:** Simone Kent

## Tribal Council

* Vote
* Revote

 Marissa (3 votes)
 Phillip (3 votes)
 TIE:Alec, Marissa, Phillip

 Marissa (1 vote)
 Phillip (0 votes)
New School

****New School**** is a recurring challenge in Survivor. First appearing in *Kaôh Rōng*, it has since reappeared in *Game Changers* and *Winners at War*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Kaôh Rōng*
*Game Changers*
*Winners at War*

## Description

Tribes must send a number of members to swim out and untie a net with 14 fish puzzle pieces. After taking the net back to the shore, they must untie the puzzle pieces from the net and hang them onto hooks, then carry the log with the hooks to a puzzle station, where the last two tribe members would use the puzzle pieces to complete a puzzle. The first tribe to complete their puzzle wins.

In Kaôh Rōng, the swimmers started on the beach and the puzzle was divided into two layers, one stacked on top of the other. In Game Changers and Winners at War, the swimmers started on a pontoon in the ocean and the puzzle was divided into two parts, separated into different trays.
Let's Just Call Jeff on the Jeff Phone

**Let's Just Call Jeff on the Jeff Phone** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Fiji*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **By the Numbers**
One tribe member at a time, the two tribes must move across a narrow beam and around the other tribe members. The person crossing can only touch one member at a time. If they touch two people at once or fall into the water, they must start all over. Once a member reaches the platform, the next person goes. The tribe who gets all their members across first wins.
**Reward:** Fish, rice, spices, pillows, blankets, and a king-sized bed with sheets and pillows.
**Winner:** Yasawa (*exiled Ruby Freberg*)

**Challenge:** *Crab Pots*
Four players have keys on lanyards and are locked into cages on pontoons. A fifth swims out to the nearest cage and unlocks it with their own key, releasing the prisoner, who crosses a set of small platforms to the second, and so on. Once all four prisoners are released, the final prisoner and their rescuer get into a waiting boat with the sixth player, who has a bunch of keys, then the three row to shore picking everyone else up on the way. These six form a human pyramid on the beach, and the person on top uses the key ring to unlock a hanging cage containing the seventh and final tribe member.
**Winner:** Yasawa

## Tribal Council

 Ruby (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Rose Humphrey
Let's Get Rid of the Weak Players Before We Even Start

**Let's Get Rid of the Weak Players Before We Even Start** is the season premiere of *Survivor: Tocantins*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge:** *A River, Run Through It*
Six members of each tribe would race across a series of sand hills and into a river to retrieve a raft with puzzle planks tied to it. When all six members of the tribe returned to shore with the raft, the puzzle planks could be untied and taken back to the start line. The two remaining tribe members would assemble the planks into a staircase. Once all of the tribe was at the top of the staircase, two tribe members would work together to navigate a peg through a table maze, which would release the tribe's flag, giving that tribe victory in the challenge.
**Reward:** Flint.
**Winner:** Galibi

## Tribal Council

 Christine (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Jonathan Weston
Rats All Over Me

**Rats All Over Me** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: Redemption Island*.

## Challenges

* Redemption Island Duel
* Reward/Immunity (Day 30)
* Immunity (Night 30)
**Challenge:** **Shoot 'n' Shuffle**
Each castaway will have one shuffleboard and three pucks. The goal is to slide the puck across the board, through the obstacles and into the end zone. If any part of the puck touches the end zone, then they score a point. The first two to land all three of their pucks in the end zone stay alive.
**Winner:** Sylvester Mothersky and Fiona Greene

**Challenge:** **Log Jam**
The castaways would be randomly paired up. The two in each pair will face off in a log-rolling competition, wherein the person who falls into the water is out of the challenge. The winners of the preliminaries move on to the next round of competition. The finalists will face off; the last person remaining on his side of the log wins immunity.
**Reward:** The winner will get to eat a whole chocolate cake. The winner may bring two people to help him or her eat the cake.
**Winner:** Alejandro Lopez (*shared with Cora Pheonix and Sophie Schriver*)

**Challenge:** **Chinese Zodiac Symbols**
The castaways would test their memory by having to memorize a series of symbols shown by Jeff. The castaways would have to show the symbols in the order they saw them. If they showed the wrong symbol, they would be out of the challenge. The castaway who is able to show the most symbols correctly wins immunity.
**Winner:** Cesar McAllister

## Tribal Council

 Zoe (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Zoe Johnson(sent to Redemption Island)

## Tribal Council

 Selene (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Arthur Rodgers(sent to Redemption Island)
Mud Slide

****Mud Slide**** is a recurring challenge in Survivor.

## Description

The castaways would be divided into two groups. Each pair will be attached by rope and race through a series of obstacles and through a deep mud pit to get an object with which they will make their way back with to empty into their finish pot, or their basket. The first team to fill their pot/score a certain number of points would win.

## Winners

 **Heroes vs. Villains** | Tribal Immunity
Piranha Feast

****Piranha Feast**** (also known as Hungry for Love and Pig Out) is a tribal Immunity Challenge that originated in **Survivor: The Amazon**.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*The Amazon*
*Fiji*
*South Pacific*

## Description

Using only their mouths, the castaways must rip pieces of meat off a large roast animal and place them into a basket. The tribe with the most meat (by weight) in the basket after a given amount of time wins.

## Winners

 **Fiji** | Individual Reward
 **South Pacific** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
Not Everyone Was In Marine

**Not Everyone Was In Marine** is the second episode of *Survivor: Guatemala*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Caught in the Web**
The tribes race one member at a time up a ramp and onto a rope spider web where there are eight bags for each tribe. Crawling underneath the web, they need to retrieve a bag. Once they have one, they must jump into the water below the net and make their way back to the start. The first tribe to retrieve all eight bags wins reward.
**Reward:** Fishing supplies
**Additional Stipulation:** If Itza wins, they would get flint.
**Winner:** Yena

**Challenge:** *Dragged Through Mud*
Both tribes are attached to each other by a rope and must retrieve the other tribe's flag at either end of the mud pit. If after 15 minutes neither tribe has retrieved the other tribe's flag, it will be a one-on-one match between one player from each tribe.
**Additional Stipulation:** If Itza wins, they would get flint.
**Winner:** Itza

## Tribal Council

 Olivia (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Madison Jones
Mud Pack

****Mud Pack**** (also known as Mud Run) is a recurring Reward Challenge of Survivor. Debuting in *Borneo*, it has since been reused in *Cook Islands* and *Cagayan*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Borneo*
*Cook Islands*
*Cagayan*

## Description

Under a time limit, tribe members dive into a mud pit and cover their body with as much mud as they can. They then race back and scrape it off into a bucket. They cannot carry mud in their arms or in their hands, only their body. The buckets are then weighed, and the castaway with the heaviest bucket wins.

## Winners

 **Cook Islands** | Individual Reward
 **Cagayan** | Individual Reward
Panic Attack

**Panic Attack** is the third episode of *Survivor: Pearl Islands*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Sprung A Leak**
Sink the other tribe's two boats (each with three people inside) any way necessary. Once your own boat sinks, you're out of the challenge.
**Reward:** Mattress, pillows, blankets; loot one item from losing tribe; piece of treasure map
**Winner:** La Legua

**Challenge:** *Pull Your Weight*
One person is harnessed to a rope above the water. Hold them up for as long as possible. Every five minutes, the player pulling at the front of the rope must let go.
**Winner:** Otonal

## Tribal Council

 Natalia (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Greta Allen
Now Who's in Charge Here?!

**Now Who's in Charge Here?!** is the twelfth episode of *Survivor: Vanuatu*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Troubled Water**
The castaways must race across a floating obstacle course in order to retrieve flags. First person to bring three flags back to shore wins reward.
**Reward:** The winner will receive a new Pontiac G6. The second and third placed castaways would join the winner on a road trip to a resort, where they will enjoy a night with food and a hot shower.
**Winner:** Terrance Ramos, Charleigh Stafford and Noemi Steele

**Challenge:** **Shoot 'n' Shuffle**
The challenge was a Survivor version of Shuffleboard. Each castaway will be given six metal discs. On the board there will be a map of the Vanuatu islands. The castaways must try to get their discs on the islands. The castaway with the most discs on the islands wins immunity.
**Winner:** Charleigh Stafford

## Tribal Council

 Terrance (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Casen Sharp
Say Goodbye to Gabon

**Say Goodbye to Gabon** is the finale episode of *Survivor: Gabon*.

## Challenges

**Immunity Challenge:** **The Maze**
The castaways would have to dig a hole under a wall, cross a maze made out of planks, and untie a series of knots that would open a gate that led to a maze with 25 Gabonese huts. In three of the huts would be a bag of puzzle pieces. One puzzle bag at a time would need to be retrieved from the maze and dropped off at the finish platform. Once all three bags were retrieved, the first castaway to correctly assemble the puzzle would win.
**Winner:** Roxann McNamara

## Tribal Council

 Wendy (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Wendy Miller

## Challenges

**Immunity Challenge:** **House of Cards**
The castaways would be given 200 wooden tiles. The first castaway to use the tiles to build a house of cards 10 feet (3.0 m) tall would win. If after 30 minutes, no castaway has built the house of cards to over 10 feet (3.0 m) tall, the castaway who builds the tallest house of cards at the end of the time limit would win.
**Winner:** Thomas Ecker

## Tribal Council

 Roxann (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Rod Otoole

## Final Tribal Council

 Jeffrey (2 votes)
 Thomas (2 votes)
 SOLE SURVIVOR:Roxann McNamara
Push Me, Pull You

****Push Me, Pull You**** is a recurring physical challenge in Survivor. First appearing in *Survivor: Nicaragua*, it has since reappeared in *Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Nicaragua*
*Millenials vs. Gen X*

## Description

The castaways must pull on two metal bars for as long as they can to apply tension in order to keep a heavy metal bar from slipping and breaking their tile. The last person standing with a bar in their hands wins.

## Winners

 **Millenials vs. Gen X** | Individual Immunity
Return of the Hidden Immunity Idol

**Return of the Hidden Immunity Idol** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Guatemala*.

## Challenges

**Immunity Challenge:** **Pot Head**
Each castaway would stand on a wooden cube with a pottery pot on their head. If they dropped their pot, they would be out. If there is no winner after an hour, the remaining castaways would race up the ruins to the top. If they dropped their pot during the race, they would be out. The first one to the top without breaking their pot wins.
**Winner:** Ally Holt

## Tribal Council

 Liza (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Joe Corona
Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This

**Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This** is the third episode of *Survivor: Tocantins*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Blind Leading the Blind**
Six castaways from each tribe would be blindfolded and tethered together in pairs. The remaining castaway would work as a caller to direct the paired tribemates through a maze. Each set of tribemates would have to locate a bucket in the maze, navigate the rest of the maze to a tower, fill the bucket with water from the tower, return to the beginning of the maze, and empty the bucket into a container which would raise a flag. Once the water container was filled enough to raise a flag, the process would have to be repeated again, this time filling the buckets with corn from a different tower. The first tribe to raise both flags would win.
**Reward:** A tarp, an umbrella, folding chairs, pillows, blankets, and a hammock.
**Winner:** Yuruna (*exiled Lawrence Winkle; Lawrence chose Michael Simons to accompany him*)

**Challenge:** **A Crate Idea**
In pairs, the castaways would race across a field to retrieve six large crates painted in their tribe's colors. Once all six crates were retrieved, the tribes would have to stack the crates into a staircase with the name of their tribe properly aligned along the sides. The first tribe to complete the staircase and get all of their members up the staircase to the top of a platform would win.
**Winner:** Galibi

## Tribal Council

 Suzanne (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Brittany Merriman
Salvation and Desertion

**Salvation and Desertion** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: Panama*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge:** **Tomb Raider**
One at a time, three players run along a path through a field (crisscrossing the other tribe's several times) to reach one of four stations, untie a giant hanging skull-shaped puzzle piece, and haul it back. One player makes two trips. Then, the two others take the pieces and place them into rotating pieces on a solving platform until they all fit.
**Reward:** Toys brought to a Panamanian city's children. While at the city, they would eat everything there would be at a nice barbecue, including chicken, beef, and soft drinks.
**Winner:** Otara (*exiled Milo Flores*)

## Tribal Council

 Alisa (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Alvin Wilkerson
Million Dollar Guess

**Million Dollar Guess** is the thirteenth episode of *Survivor: Ghost Island*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Simmotion**
The castaways will be divided into three teams of two. They must place a wooden spool onto a track, which will roll to the bottom of the structure where one castaway must grab it and place it back onto the track. At regular intervals, more spools will be added, making it more difficult. If a spool drops, the team is out of the challenge. The last team left standing wins reward.
**Reward:** Delivering supplies to a local Fijian school, along with a meal of fried chicken and chocolate cake.
**Winner:** Cesar McAllister and Rod Otoole (*shared with Spencer Monroe; sent Eve Turner to Ghost Island*)

**Challenge:** **Game of Bridge**
The castaways must race out to two sets of tied planks, and use them to create a bridge to cross. Once they have crossed their bridge, the castaways must complete two sets of ladders to climb a tower. At the top of the tower, they must then solve a slide puzzle. The first person to finish their puzzle wins.
**Winner:** Spencer Monroe

## Tribal Council

* Vote
* Revote

 Jackson (3 votes)
 Rod (3 votes)
 TIE:Jackson, Rod

 Rod (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Jackson Gutierrez
I Wanna See If I Can Make a Deal

**I Wanna See If I Can Make a Deal** is the fourteenth episode of *Survivor: Fiji*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Keep On Truckin / An Axe to Grind*
The challenge consisted of two parts:

* **Team Reward:** Harnessed together in teams of three, the final six must cross three individual seesaws (with each team member going over the three different-sized seesaws in a different order) without falling, crawl through a net maze, dig up a hatchet buried somewhere in a sandpit, unwrap it, and chop through a rope.

* **Individual Reward:** The winning team must throw hatchets at a wall to break two crisscrossing ropes, making a set of truck keys catapult into the air.
**Reward:** The winning team will take a truck full of school supplies to a local school and donate all of them, including a portable office. In return, the school will give them a picnic. In addition, they will get the chance to compete for a new truck (2008 Ford Super Duty).
**Winner:** Purple Team (Darrell O'Laughlin, Mary Stallings, and Sammey Cropper (*Sammey also won a new truck, exiled Gwyn Anderson*)
**Challenge:** *Grapple Perch*
Castaways use a rope-and-ball to snag a hoop and pull it to lower the balance beam in each round. First four move on to the second round, where it will happen all over again, first two move on to the final. For the final, they must cross the final beam, stand on a tiny perch, and use a grappling hook to retrieve a buoy, making a second buoy float.
**Winner:** Darrell O'Laughlin

## Tribal Council

* First Vote
* Revote
* Rock Draw

 Ruby (3 votes)
 TIE:**Randall, Ruby (3 votes each)**

 Ruby (2 votes)
 DEADLOCKED:**Randall, Ruby (3 votes each)**
Marissa Bailey

## **Pearl Islands**

**\*** The vote ended with a 2-2 tie between Marissa and **Erica Sheppard**, forcing a fire-making tiebreaker. Marissa was eliminated at the tiebreaker.

## **All-Stars**

**\*** The vote ended with a 2-2 tie between Marissa and **Arturo Hutchinson**, forcing a fire-making tiebreaker. Marissa was eliminated at the tiebreaker.

## **South Pacific**

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**\*** The vote ended with a 2-2 tie between **Clarke Wood** and **Jeff Gloop**, forcineg a revote. Nobody changed their vote on the revote, forcing a rock drawing tiebreaker. Marissa drew the differently-colored rock, eliminating herself.
Loved Ones Overboard

**Loved Ones Overboard** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: Pearl Islands*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Know Your Loved One**
Loved ones stand on a plank over the water, divided into segments. When a player and their loved one provide the same answer to a question, players force any loved one to take a step backwards. The fourth step is into the water, and out of the challenge. Last loved one left dry wins reward.
**Reward:** Overnight stay at Balboa with loved one
**Winner:** Arturo Hutchinson

**Challenge:** **Swahili Scramble**
Make three 3-letter, four 4-letter, five 5-letter, six 6-letter, and two 7-or-more-letter words from the letters in SURVIVOR PEARL ISLANDS. No plurals, proper nouns, and non-English words are allowed. In addition, all words must be spelled correctly, and the words 'Survivor', 'Pearl', and 'Islands' are forbidden. The castaway must call for Probst if they are confident with their answers. If the castaway has 20 valid words, they win. If not, they will be disqualified from the challenge.
**Winner:** Marissa Bailey

## Tribal Council

 George (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Phillip Reynolds
Rice Race

****Rice Race**** is recurring challenge that debuted in *Survivor: Kaôh Rōng*. It has since reappeared in *Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers* and *Winners at War*.

## Description

Castaways would will swim out to a boat, where they would retrieve three bags of rice. They would then have to get through an obstacle course to get the bags to shore, where they would open them to retrieve three balls. Each tribe would have to maneuver their three balls across a holey wall or a table maze into three slots. The first tribe to fill all three slots wins.

## Winners

 **Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers** | Tribal Immunity
 Dodonu
Perilous Scramble

**Perilous Scramble** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: Panama*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *The Key of Sea*
The challenge is divided in two: the team half, and the individual half. In two teams of three and attached to a rope: The three must move around a hitching post and an underwater frame, then swim to a floating platform. They must then move around two poles, rope crisscrossing with the other team in between, then over and under water-level hurdles to final platform. All players on a team must complete an obstacle before moving on. At the final platform, one at a time unclip, run across a set of small pontoons, dive into the water, untie a slipknot on a crate, retrieve a bag from inside, surface, run back across the pontoons to the platform, and clip back on to the rope. Once all three players have bags, return along the course to the starting line. The first trio to finish the task wins the first half of the reward and the right to compete for the second reward. At the second half, the winning trio must use a slingshot to break hanging tiles, with the first to do so wins the second reward.
**Reward:** The winning team wins a flight to a private island where the winners will have their own barbecue feast, including steak, sausages, soft drinks, and chocolate cake. The winner of the second reward gets a car.
**Winner:** White Team (Ayleen Reed, Lydia Hayden, and Troy May) (*Lydia also won the car, exiled Milo Flores*)

**Challenge:** *Hold Your Own*
Kneel on a plank over a pool while holding two small ropes, which are connected to a hook holding weight. Starting with 20% of the your body weight, and adding 10% more every fifteen minutes, hold the weight in the air for as long as possible. When it drops, so do you. Last one dry wins.
**Winner:** Conor Moody

## Tribal Council

 Ayleen (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Jonah Turner
Ram-Ball On

****Ram-Ball On**** is a recurring challenge in Survivor. First appearing in *Blood vs. Water*, it has since reappeared in *Game Changers*

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Blood vs. Water*
*Game Changers*

## Description

Castaways must race to balance a ball on the top of a pole while maneuvering through a series of obstacles. Along the way, they would add another section of the pole, making it harder to balance the ball as they make their way through the course. After they got past the balance beam, they would have to untie knots to get to a table, where they would place the ball on it to retrieve a key, then using the key to unlock a chest of sandbags and shoot the sandbags at a series of bamboo targets. The first castaway to finish wins.

## Winners

 **Game Changers** | Tribal Reward
 Barotu
Roller Ball

****Roller Ball**** (also known as Take the Reins and Pegs Over Easy) is a recurring balance and endurance challenge that originated in **Survivor: Redemption Island**.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Description:

A recurring balance and endurance challenge

### Appearances:

*Redemption Island*
*One World*
*San Juan del Sur*
*Cambodia*
*Kaôh Rōng*
*Ghost Island*
*David vs. Goliath*
*Island of the Idols*

## Description

The castaways must stand on a small log while balancing a ball on a wooden disc. At regular intervals, more balls will be added onto the plate until there are three balls, which will increase difficulty. If at any time a ball falls off the disc or a castaway loses their footing on the log, they will be eliminated. The last castaway standing wins.

The Take the Reins variation of the challenge instead has castaways balance a ball on a disc, and balance the disc on two ropes. At regular intervals, they must their hands farther back on the rope, making it more difficult to balance the disc.

A third variation, Pegs Over Easy, requires castaways to balance balls on an inclined table. Lowering the table would trigger a device which locks the table into a new position, making it more difficult to balance the balls. Unlike the other two variations, castaways may drop balls, so long as they still have at least one remaining on their table.
Odd One Out

**Odd One Out** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Cagayan*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Kicking and Screaming**
One member of each tribe would hang on to a post. Two members of the opposing tribe would attempt to remove the tribe member from the post and drag them across the sand to the finish line. The first tribe to get the member of the other tribe across the finish line would receive one point. The first tribe to score two points wins reward.
**Reward:** Coffee and pastries.
**Winner:** Ubong

**Challenge:** **Gatecrasher**
Each tribe uses a puzzle log to break through two sets of gates; then, they must turn, pull, and push the puzzle log to navigate a maze that is worked into the surface of the log. Once the log is cleared from the maze station, the first tribe to hit a gong at the end of the course wins immunity.
**Winner:** Ubong

## Tribal Council

 Bella (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Tara Forbes
Nothing Tastes Better than Five Hundred Dollars

**Nothing Tastes Better than Five Hundred Dollars** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Gabon*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Survivor Auction**
Players will be given $500 to be used for the auction. Players may share money and items. Auction will end without notice.

**Challenge:** **Domino Effect**
In the first round, the castaways would race across a series of balance beams carrying a bag of puzzle blocks. The first two castaways to bring all three of their bags would go to the final round in which each player must stack all of their pieces like a line of domino tiles while avoiding ropes that would topple the tiles that were already stacked. Once all of the blocks were properly stacked, the castaway would start a chain reaction which would release a flag. The first castaway to raise their flag would win.
**Additional Stipulation:** For purchasing the Challenge Advantage during the auction, Roxann McNamara is allowed to forgo the first part of the challenge, skipping directly to the finals.
**Winner:** Roxann McNamara

## Tribal Council

 Thomas (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Sebastian Vargas
Ready For the Action

**Ready For the Action** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: Cagayan*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **By the Numbers**
One at a time, each tribe member must maneuver past the other players standing on a balance beam and get to the finishing platform. If one of them falls or touches more than one other player at once, they must start over. First tribe to get all eight members on the platform wins.
**Reward:** A feast of sandwiches, chips, drinks, brownies, and letters from home.
**Winner:** Ubong

**Challenge:** **Wicker Flicker**
One member from both tribes will use slingshots to send balls toward their tribe mates, all of whom are holding nets. The goal is to catch at least one ball, regardless if it is their tribe's ball or the other tribe's. First tribe to five wins Immunity.
**Winner:** Ubong

## Tribal Council

 Bella (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Dalton Wilson
Ready to Bite the Apple

**Ready to Bite the Apple** is the tenth of *Survivor: China*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Survivor Quiz Show**
Castaways must answer a trivia quiz about China and its culture. The first castaway to answer five questions correctly wins.
**Reward:** Overnight trip to the Shaolin Temple
**Winner:** David Cain (*shared with Asia Karriem and Ben Chewning*)

**Challenge:** *Star Struck*
Castaways must throw three metal stars at a target, scoring points depending on where the star lands and sticks. The three highest scorers (or more, if there is a tie) move on to the final round. In the final round, each castaway gets one throw each at a new target ten feet farther away. The castaway with the highest score wins.
**Winner:** Albina Katsman

## Tribal Council

 David (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Amanda Keith
Not Even a Battle, But a War

**Not Even a Battle, But a War** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Marquesas*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Go Fly A Kite*
Tribe members must fly a kite. The first person to have their kite 300 feet from the ground wins reward.
**Reward:** A king-sized Snickers candy bar, and a day scuba dive trip at an exotic coral reef.
**Winner:** Finn Hardy

**Challenge:** **Survivor Quiz Show**
The castaways were asked a series of questions relating to both the Marquesas Islands and survival, topics which they should have learned quite a bit about at this point. Each person had a station with three ropes tied to three bundles of coconuts strung up in the trees. Every time someone answered a question correctly, they would be given the opportunity to chop down one bundle of coconuts of any Survivor's of their choosing. Once a Survivor's three ropes have all been cut, they would be out of the game. The last person to have any bundles of coconuts remaining would win Immunity.

**Winner:** Lena Roth

## Tribal Council

 Jordan (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Dylan Graham
Sea Crates

## Description

Castaways must retrieve four large crates (when used as a tribal challenge) or small blocks (when used as an individual challenge), each with a different color on each side. Once all four crates are retrieved, the crates must be stacked so that one color does not show more than once on each column. The first tribe to complete the puzzle wins.

The method of retrieving the crates/blocks has varied between each appearance of the challenge.

## Winners

 **South Pacific** | Duel
 **Blood vs. Water** | Duel
 **Cambodia** | Team Reward
 **Millenials vs. Gen X** | Team Reward
 **Winners at War** | Tribal Immunity
Little Miss Perfect

**Little Miss Perfect** is the tenth episode of *Survivor: Philippines*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Muddy Waters**
The Danlig tribe will be divided into two teams of four via schoolyard-style picking. Tribe members must traverse a muddy obstacle course (a crawl through, an A-frame, and a rice pen) while retrieving bags with three balls. Once all bags are collected, all four members must shoot twelve balls into a fish trap propped like a basket. The first quartet to shoot all twelve balls into the fish trap basket would win the reward.
**Reward:** A trip to a local Filipino village, where the winning team will deliver school supplies and various toys, and receive a feast.
**Additional Stipulation:** Due to the odd number of players, one castaway will not participate and will not have a shot at winning reward. Amelia Hayes is the last person not picked by either team, thus forfeiting her from the reward.
**Winner:** Yellow Team (Dexter Khan, James Roberts, Katie Thompson, and Lindsay Sullivan)

**Challenge:** **Paddle Out**
The castaways must balance an oversized paddle while attempting to glide a ball down to the end of the paddle, where six small holes are located. The first castaway to get a ball in all six holes will win Immunity.
**Winner:** Dexter Khan

## Tribal Council

 Sammey (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Amelia Hayes
Paddle Out

****Paddle Out**** (also known as Inside Track, It's in the Bag, Tracks of My Tears, Roll Away the Dew, and Born to Rung) is a recurring Survivor challenge.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Philippines*
*Cagayan*
*San Juan del Sur*
*Millenials vs. Gen X*
*Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers*
*David vs. Goliath*
*Edge of Extinction*
*Island of the Idols*

## Description

Castaways must roll a series of balls down a lane on a wooden board to the end where there are several slots for the balls to land in. The first person or tribe to land all their balls in slots at the same time wins.

In the tribal version of this challenge, each tribe must first make their way through a course before reaching the final table maze. Two members then maneuver the balls down the board and land them in all the slots.

## Winners

 **Cagayan** | Individual Immunity
 **San Juan del Sur** | Individual Immunity
 **Millenials vs. Gen X** | Tribal Immunity
 **Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers** | Tribal Reward
 Yadra
Medical Emergency

**Medical Emergency** is the twelfth episode of *Survivor: Panama*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Survivor Pentathlon**
The five castaways must dig in a marked area for a buried bag, with the first four to find their bag moving on. Those four must take their bag through a commando crawl, climb to a raised bar, untie a wooden snake, climb back down, take both through another commando crawl, and over a sandhill, with the first three moving on. Those three must take their bag and snake over a sandhill into a pool, untie a hanging fish, and take all three over another sandhill, with the first two moving on. The final two must take all three items with them through a cage-like network of ladders to the finish.
**Reward:** The winner gets to decide who will get to see their loved one and how much time they will spend with them.
**Winner:**Troy May (*shared with Lydia Hayden, exiled Ayleen Reed*)

**Challenge:** **Vertigo**
Each castaway must stand on top of a wooden pillar in the water. They must lower a bucket into the water, raise it back up, then dump the water into a bamboo chute. They must repeat the process until the water in their bamboo chute is high enough, which would raise a flag. The first person to raise their flag wins.
**Winner:** Troy May
Like a Wide-Eyed Kid in the Candy Store

**Like a Wide-Eyed Kid in the Candy Store** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Micronesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Blind Leading the Blind**
Four members of each tribe would be blindfolded and push a large money stone through a forest course while being verbally directed by the two other tribe members. Along the course, the money stones would crush four tiles that would reveal a pair of smaller money stones. Three tribe members would then use these eight stones to solve a rotating cog puzzle.
**Reward:** A trip to an island to enjoy a spa and food
**Winner:** Kusur (*exiled Phoebe Wilson and Mike Cox*)

**Challenge:** **What-er Drag**
One tribe member would race across a floating bridge carrying one end of a rope. The rope would then be attached to a bundle of giant puzzle pieces. The rest of the tribe would turn a winch that would reel in the bundle and the tribe member back to the beach. Five bundles would need to be hauled to the beach in this manner. Two tribe members would then assemble the puzzle pieces.
**Winner:** Kusur

## Tribal Council

 Geoff (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Bartosh Chaffers
Our Time to Shine

**Our Time to Shine** is the third episode of *Survivor: Cagayan*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Blind Leading the Blind**
One member of each tribe would act as a caller while two other blindfolded tribe members would navigate the course to retrieve five items and a flag, eventually working with a third blindfolded tribemate to hoist the items up to the caller's platform. The first two tribes to get all its items to the top of their platform win.
**Reward:** Chickens and a rooster for the first tribe; Twelve eggs for the second tribe.
**Winners (in order to finish):** Paluka and Gadu

**Challenge:** **Dive Masters**
One member from each tribe at a time will dive to a buoy in the water.  They will dive down to a series of buoys submerged at different levels.  The first buoy would be 1 meter underwater, the second 2, and so on. Once all the buoys have been brought back to the platform, they will shoot the buoys into a basket out in the ocean. The first two tribes to get all their buoys in the basket win immunity.
**Winner:** Paluka and Gadu

## Tribal Council

* First Vote
* Revote
* Rock Draw

 Grady (3 votes)
 TIE:**Chloe, Grady (3 votes each)**

 Grady (3 votes)
 DEADLOCKED:**Chloe, Grady (2 votes each)**
Plan Z

**Plan Z** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Island of the Idols*.

## Challenges

* Reward/Immunity
**Challenge:** **Blind Leading the Blind**
One person from each tribe will be the caller, while the rest of the tribe is blindfolded. The caller, using only verbal commands, must lead three pairs of tribemates to three bags containing keys. Once they have all three bags, the caller will lead their still blindfolded tribemates to a puzzle station, use the keys to open a chest containing puzzle pieces, and lead the last blindfolded member in solving the puzzle. The first tribe to solve their puzzle wins.
**Reward:** Baked goods and caffeinated beverages.
**Winner:** Leqa

## Tribal Council

 Perla (2 votes)
 Annie(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
Laurel Sorensen

## **Worlds Apart**

**\***Laurel used her Hidden Immunity Idol negating 5 votes against her.

\*(2) The vote ended with a 2-2 tie between Laurel and **Adelide Gee**, forcing a fire-making tiebreaker. Laurel was the winner and Adelide was eliminated at the tiebreaker.

\*(3) The jury vote ended with a 4-4-0 tie between Laurel and **April Kaplan**. Per the rules, the second runner-up, **Anika Coyle**, joined the jury and cast the deciding vote.

## **Winners at War**

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Roll With It

****Roll With It**** (also known as Blind Barrow) is a recurring challenge in Survivor.

## Description

One castaway from each tribe would be strapped into a wooden spherical cage and would guide two of their blindfolded tribemates in rolling the cage through a course. At the end of the course would be a labyrinth-like table maze. The castaway inside the cage would then have to guide four blindfolded tribe members in solving the table maze. The first tribe to finish the table maze would win.

In *David vs. Goliath*, the guides rode on a driving wheel instead of being strapped in a spherical cage.

## Winners

 **Heroes vs. Villains** | Tribal Immunity
Matchmaker

****Matchmaker**** (also known informally as The Mixer) is a recurring Reward Challenge. The game is similar to Memory, in that it requires memory, but introduces the additional element of information management in interactions with the opposite tribe.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*The Amazon*
*All-Stars*

## Description

Everyone is given a box with a certain number of items. One at a time, each castaway will ask someone on either tribe for a certain item. If the person asked has the item, they score a point for their tribe. The tribe with most matches win. In *All-Stars*, once someone's box is empty, that person is out of the game.

## Winners

 **All-Stars** | Tribal Reward
 Saboga
Matt Finish

****Matt Finish**** (also known as Ringo Starz) is a recurring challenge in Survivor that originated in *Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Millenials vs. Gen X*
*David vs. Goliath*

## Description

Castaways must race across a series of obstacles, sometimes having to collect a bag of balls along the way. They must then attempt to land each ball on a narrow perch. The first tribe to land their balls on the perch wins.