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Never Give Up

**Never Give Up** is the season finale of *Survivor: The Australian Outback*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Survivor Pentathlon**
The castaways must race through a multi-stage course comprising several key elements from past challenges, including being blindfolded and shackled, walking on a beam, solving a puzzle, and starting a fire. The first to finish the whole course would win the challenge.

**Reward:** A meal and a car (a Pontiac Aztek) to sleep in overnight.

**Winner:** Kaylie McFarland**Challenge:** **Memory**

This challenge requires memory rather than physical strength. Thirty-six covers have been placed over 18 matching pairs of items from the Outback. Each castaway must uncover two baskets, revealing their hidden items. The object: match the items and win a point. The person who matches the most items wins immunity.

**Winner:** Kaylie McFarland
## Tribal Council

### Day 37

 Raymond (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Nora McCoy

## Challenges

**Immunity Challenge:** **Fallen Comrades**
Each remaining Survivor is asked several personal questions about their fellow tribe members who have been voted out before them. The person who answers the most questions correctly wins.

**Winner:** Raymond Harmon

## Tribal Council

### Day 38

 VOTED OFF:Vivian Giles

## Final Tribal Council

 Kaylie (2 votes)
 SOLE SURVIVOR:Raymond Harmon
Puzzle Dig

****Puzzle Dig**** (also known as Make Your Point and Dash, Dig, Decode) is a recurring challenge from Survivor.

## Description

Survivors must race out into the sand and use ropes to find the intersection where a bag of puzzle pieces are buried. When they dig up the bag, they would head back to their station and solve the puzzle, revealing the next coordinates. The first person to solve all of their puzzles would win.

## Winners

 **Cook Islands** | Tribal Reward
 **Micronesia** | Individual Immunity
Rule in Chaos

**Rule in Chaos** is the second episode of *Survivor: Blood vs. Water*.

## Challenges

* Redemption Island Duel
* Reward/Immunity
**Challenge:** **Operation Balance Build**
The players would use metal rods to lift and guide wooden spools through a metal maze. Once the spool was through the maze, they'd place the spool on top of the maze. They'd then get another spool and do it again. The maze is held up by a spring. The first two people to stack all ten of their spools win.
**Winners (*in order to finish*):** Nathan House and Stefanie Mill (*Nathan gave the Hidden Immunity Idol clue to  Wendy*)

**Challenge:** **Barrel of Monkeys**
One tribe member crams into a tiny barrel. Then, other tribe mates, who are attached at the waist, will roll the barrel up and into a special barrel-shaped cradle. The barrel dweller will then hop out, climb onto the barrel, and untie a bag of balls and then hop back into their barrel. The rollers will back the barrel out of the cradle, proceed to the next stand and continue the ball-retrieving process. There are four cradles in all and they are arranged in a zig-zag pattern along the course. Once all four bags have been retrieved, the barrel will be rolled into a final cradle and the inhabitant will burst forth to present the rest of the tribe with his or her bounty. The four remaining players will then roll the balls up a skeeball structure. The first tribe to land six balls in place wins immunity.
**Reward:** Fishing gear (including lines, hooks, lures and live bait).
**Winner:** Tinatangi

## Tribal Council

 Egypt (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Caylee Robbins(sent to Redemption Island)
People That You Like Want to See You Suffer

**People That You Like Want to See You Sufer** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Cook Islands*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Puzzle Dig**
Two players run up the beach to a compass rose and dig in the position told to them (with a real compass to help) for a treasure chest. They then take the chest back to the start, where the other two read the directions painted on top and grab the next chest, and so on. Once all four have been grabbed, the tribe must untie them, take seven placards showing nautical flags (translations provided with Tree Mail) from inside, and place them on a board to correctly spell 'VICTORY'.
**Reward:** A flight to an island where they will take part in a local feast, including pork and fruit.
**Winner:** Aomaya (*exiled Matt Alvarado*)

**Challenge:** *South Pacific*
One at a time, the tribe members must swim to a floating crate, dive down to unclip a bundle of placards, and swim back, with each subsequent person swimming to a crate closer to shore. Then, the four members will head to an answer table showing a map of the southern half of the Pacific Ocean (like one given with Tree Mail to memorize), and use the placards to correctly name ten island clusters.
**Winner:** Aomaya

## Tribal Council

 Matt (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:B'shara Reed

## Tribal Council

 Boon-nam (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Xiong Xieren
Quest for Fire

****Quest for Fire**** (also known as *Bridging the Gap*, *Trail Blazer*, and *Outrigger Fire Quest*) is a recurring challenge in Survivor Fanon by Bartosh that originated in **Survivor: Borneo** and has been reused in later seasons.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Borneo*
*The Australian Outback*
*Africa*
*Marquesas*
*All-Stars*
*Cambodia*

## Description

In most iterations of the challenge, tribes will have a vehicle fitted with a fire cauldron and two torches. The tribes will use the torches to light a series of torches or woks both on land and in the water. All members must have their hands on the raft at all times. The first tribe(s) to reach the finish win(s).

## Winners

 **The Australian Outback** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
 **Africa** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
 **Marquesas** | Tribal Immunity
 **All-Stars** | Tribal Immunity
 Mogo Mogo
One Leg With Them and Another One Broken

**One Leg With Them and Another One Broken** is the fifth episode of *Survivor: Guatemala*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Slave To The Grind*
Both tribes race to station 1, where one tribe member cuts a rope with a sharp stone. Once they cut through the rope, they will release two handles that they will take with them to the second station. At station 2, a different tribe member will chop through a log to a second rope, and once both the log and rope are cut, they will release two more handles. They take the four handles with them, then four different tribe members will race up a platform and put them into a turnstile and begin cranking it, bringing a cart up the hill. The six tribe members that have competed get into the cart, and the final tribe member cuts the final rope, releasing the cart down the hill. The first tribe to the finish wins reward.
**Reward:** Chips, drinks, and a croc-proof swimming cage
**Winner:** Itza

**Challenge:** **Wicker Flicker**
Each tribe divides themselves into two groups of three. Each group spreads out into the field, holding a Mayan catch net. The last member from each tribe will alternate launching balls for the groups in the field to try to catch. The first tribe with five catches wins immunity.
**Winner:** Itza

## Tribal Council

 Ally (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Olivia Alexander
My Brother's Keeper

**My Brother's Keeper** is the tenth episode of *Survivor: Blood vs. Water*.

## Challenges

**Immunity Challenge:** **Buggin' Out**
Castaways would have to eat exotic dishes in which they must eat all of it in their mouth and show their empty tongues to finish, in which a certain number of fastest finishers would advance to the next round. The castaway that finishes all stages wins immunity.
**Winner:** Liv Jacobs

## Tribal Council

 Ashley(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Egypt (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Egypt Gardner(sent to Redemption Island)

## Challenges

**Immunity Challenge:** **Balancing Point**
With one hand they will balance a sword on a shield. With their other hand, they will stack (unevenly sided) coins on the handle of the sword. As the stack of coins gets higher, it will get more difficult to balance. When the stack becomes too high, the coins may fall and they will then be out of the challenge. The last person standing wins immunity.
**Winner:** Jud Peck

## Tribal Council

 Iggy (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Pete Strickland(sent to Redemption Island)
Pulling the Trigger

**Pulling the Trigger** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Nicaragua*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge:** **Blind Leading the Blind**
One person from each tribe will be the caller. The rest of the tribe will be blindfolded and paired up. Using only verbal commands, the caller will direct their tribe mates to collect ten items scattered in the field. Once all ten items have been collected, the caller will direct one pair out to find a set of keys. Those keys will unlock a chest. The first tribe to get their chest and all ten items back to the start wins immunity and the reward.
**Medallion Advantage:** Two items will already be placed onto their tribe mat, thus reducing their required number of items to eight.
**Reward:** The right to pick from three selected items used in the challenge: a toolkit, a tarp, a rope and a knife, fishing gear, a collapsible chair, and a grill.
**Winner:** Yakal

## Tribal Council

 Laurel (3 votes)
 Teresa(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 VOTED OFF:Stanley Petersen
Nice to Vote You Out

**Nice to Vote You Out** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: Redemption Island*.

## Challenges

* Redemption Island Duel
* Reward/Immunity
**Challenge:** **Snag, Drag and Bag**
The two castaways would use a grappling hook to retrieve three bags that hold a ball. The castaways would then use one of the balls to work a labyrinth. The first castaway to finish the labyrinth would win.
**Winner:** Sterling Parrish

**Challenge:** **Wicker Flicker**
Two castaways from each tribe would shoot balls from a slingshot while the other members of the tribe would try to catch the balls. For every ball caught, the castaway would score a point for their tribe. The first tribe to score five points would win. A ball shot by an opposing tribe would still count as a point for the other tribe.
**Reward:** A trip to a mountain overlooking San Juan del Sur and a picnic lunch.
**Winner:** Jinotepe

## Tribal Council

 Cora (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Michelle Wilson(sent to Redemption Island)
Ride the Workhorse Till the Tail Falls Off

**Ride the Workhorse Till the Tail Falls Off** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: China*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Great Balls of Fire*
Two players at a time carry a burning metal ball across a clearing to a wok using giant chop sticks. When it lands in the wok, fireworks will ignite. First tribe to get all three balls in their woks, each with a larger pair of chopsticks, wins.
**Reward:** Fishing lesson and cooked meal from a local family, spices, vegetables, and kidnapping a member of the losing tribe.
**Winner:** Lei Gong (*kidnapped Ben Chewning*)

**Challenge:** *Warriors' Duel*
Dressed in traditional Chinese warrior armor, the tribes must throw meteor hammers to break porcelain vases behind their opponents, while they try and stop the throwers with bamboo poles. There are three rounds, with three meteor hammers per team. The most vases smashed cumulatively wins.
**Winner:** Lei Gong

## Tribal Council

 Albina (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Clay Warfel
Please, Let Us Lose!

**Please, Let Us Lose!** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: All-Stars*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge:** *Floating Puzzle*
Tribes are to assemble a puzzle boat before rowing to shore with two paddles. One player runs to the jungle to raise a flag and lower two more paddles, then the tribe rows back to the starting platform.
**Reward:** Barbecue on a yacht.
**Additional Stipulation:** The winning tribe has the right to kidnap a member of the losing tribe until after Tribal Council, thus granting that person immunity.
**Winner:** Mogo Mogo (*kidnapped Arturo Hutchinson*)

## Tribal Council

 Beau (1 vote)
 Liv (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Luis Tucker
Mask Match

****Mask Match**** (also known as Coat of Arms and More Than a Feeling) is a recurring challenge of Survivor. It debuted in **Survivor: Gabon**, has since appeared in **Survivor: Nicaragua** and **Survivor: San Juan del Sur**.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Gabon*
*Nicaragua*
*San Juan del Sur*

## Description

The contestants would be blindfolded during the challenge and must duplicate a mask with some pieces removed exactly like the mask at the starting point. The pieces are in three bags, which must be carried by the course, one at a time.
Shoulder the Load

****Shoulder the Load**** (also known as *Water Torture*) is a recurring endurance challenge that originated in *Borneo* and was modified and reused in later seasons.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Borneo*
*The Australian Outback*
*Pearl Islands*
*Micronesia*
*Tocantins*
*South Pacific*

## Description

In *Borneo*, one man from each tribe would hold weight on poles until they could no longer do so. Due to the challenge going unaired, it currently unknown if the polebearers had to simply hold a set weight for as long as they could or if their was a method for increasing the weight of the poles similar to later seasons.

When used in *The Australian Outback*, one man from each tribe was chosen to be the designated water bearer who would hold weight in water from the other tribe until the weight became too much to bear.

Starting in *Pearl Islands* and *Micronesia* and since, three members from each tribe will have a pole across their shoulders. Each round, weight (20 lbs.) will be added to that pole. The decision about which tribe member gets the weight will be made by the other tribe. When the weight becomes too much to bear, the tribe member will drop the pole and be out of the challenge. Last person left standing wins reward or immunity for their tribe.

Starting in *Tocantins*, a requirement was added that two men and one woman must compete in this challenge. This requirement was kept for *South Pacific*.

## Winners

 **The Australian Outback** | Tribal Reward
 **Pearl Islands** | Tribal Immunity
 **Micronesia** | Tribal Immunity
 **Tocantins** | Tribal Reward
 **South Pacific** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
Sea Legs

****Sea Legs**** (also known as Set Adrift, Balance of Power, Bermuda Triangle, and Bermuda Triangles) is a recurring challenge involving balance that debuted in *Survivor: Marquesas* and has since reappeared in *Pearl Islands*, *Panama*, *Caramoan*, *Cagayan*, *Cambodia*, *Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers*, and *Winners at War*.

Each player must balance on a floating platform at sea for as long as possible. Additional rule stipulations may require the contestants to remain in a specific position (such as a crouch, as in *Pearl Islands*) or may increase the difficulty by increments (from *Panama* onwards). The last person left standing wins immunity.
No Tribes, No Rules!

**No Tribes, No Rules!** is the season premiere of *Survivor: Palau*.

## Challenges

* Immunity (Day 1)
* Reward/Immunity (Day 3)
**Challenge:** **The Marooning**
The newly marooned castaways must jump off their boat, swim across the sea, and reach the drop-off beach where two individual Immunity Necklaces (one for each gender) are waiting. The first male and first female to wear the necklaces would win immunity.
**Additional Stipulation:** The first male and first female to wear the necklaces get the chance to initiate the tribe selection process (through Schoolyard Pick) the next day wherein the last male and female that is not picked by a tribe will automatically be eliminated (hence, the wearers of the Immunity Necklaces are immune from being eliminated for automatically being the first members of their tribes).
**Winners:** Wess Hawkins and Paige Hall

**Challenge:** *Supply Dump*
Tribes must traverse an obstacle course involving a jungle race, a cargo net crawl, and a tire run. The tribe members would then arrive at a supply dump, where they would gather valuable supplies. The tribes would choose which items they want to race with. The next obstacle was a ten-foot wall that the contestants would need to get themselves and their supplies over. They would then wade through a waist-deep swamp before dropping the supplies on beach mats. The final leg would be an outrigger race on the water to retrieve their tribe flag. The first tribe to cross the finish line with their tribe flag would win. The tribes have to keep in mind that whatever items they pick at the supply dump are the only items they will obtain if they win the challenge.
**Reward:** The items that the winning tribe picked at the supply dump.
**Winner:** Meyun

## Tribal Council

 Andrea (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Paige Hall
Perception Is Not a Reality

**Perception Is Not a Reality** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Fiji*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Butch Cassidy**
The castaways must jump from a 35-foot granite cliff into a deep natural pool and swim to a floating crate anchored in the river. Once each member of the tribe reaches the crate, they must dive down and detach it from the anchor. The tribe must then maneuver the crate down the river through small rapids, and carry it onto a sandy beach. The first tribe to get the crate and all tribe members across the finish line wins.
**Reward:** Rice, beans, fish, spices, wine, and cooking oil.
**Winner:** Tavarua *(exiled Bartosh Chaffers*)

**Challenge:** **Build It Up, Break It Down**
The tribes were to swim out to collect bundles of planks, sticks, and ropes. They would then have ten minutes to use these items to build a blockade of the other tribe's tunnel. The tribes would then race to tear apart the other tribe's blockade of their own tunnel and get all the members of their tribe through to the other side.
**Winner:** Yasawa

## Tribal Council

 Ruby (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Heather Dorsey
Sea Salvage

****Sea Salvage**** (also known as Plunge, Pull, Pop) is a recurring challenge in Survivor.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Palau*
*China*
*Caramoan*
*Game Changers*

## Description

A certain number of tribe members will race out to a floating platform. Then they will dive into a cage to pull out bamboo poles in order to release the item needed to complete the final objective. After gathering all of the needed items, they will race back to shore. The first tribe to complete the final objective wins.

## Winners

 **China** | Tribal Immunity
 **Caramoan** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
 **Game Changers** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
Never Fought So Hard

**Never Fought So Hard** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Island of the Idols*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **When It Rains, It Pours**
Six members in each team must hold up several sandbags. Every 5–10 minutes, one member must drop out and their sandbag must be carried by another member. The first person to drop a sandbag loses for their team.
**Reward:** Cheeseburgers, cookies, peanut butter, and beer.
**Winner:** Orange Team (Amy Bridges, Brynn East, Dante McCallum, Ian Maxwell, Muhammad Iryda, and Whitney Chapman) *(Whitney Chapman gave her spot on reward to Rose Marshall)*

**Challenge:** **Splash Back**
Castaways will stand on a log, placed at the end of the platform with their arms behind them grabbing onto a handle. At certain times, host Jeff Probst will turn a crank, which uncoils the rope, which lowers the castaways and sends them closer to the water. When a castaway falls into the water, they are out of the challenge. The last male and the last female standing both win.
**Winners:** Brynn East and Muhammad Iryda
Never Trust Your Friends In This Game

**Never Trust Your Friends In This Game** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: Micronesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Ready, Aim, Fire*
The two tribes must use cannons to hit four targets on the beach. The first tribe to hit all four targets wins reward.
**Reward:** Grill, spices, lobsters, steaks
**Winner:** Onanei (*exiled Katie Jackson and Ally Holt*)

**Challenge:** **Shoulder the Load**
Three members of each tribe will have a pole across their shoulders. Each round, weight (20 lbs.) will be added to that pole. The decision about which tribe member gets the weight will be made by the other tribe. When the weight becomes too much to bear, the tribe member will drop the pole and be out of the challenge. The last person left standing wins immunity for their tribe.
**Winner:** Onanei

## Tribal Council

 Linda (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Katie Jackson
Rescue Mission

****Rescue Mission**** (also known as Triage and Mayday) is a tribal challenge in Survivor. Tribes must use a stretcher to 'rescue' tribe mates located in the wilderness.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Borneo*
*The Australian Outback*
*Cook Islands*

## Description

Tree Mail will indicate that each tribe is to construct a stretcher (or similar piece of equipment) using designated supplies. At the challenge, a given number of tribe members will be taken out into the wilderness. The remaining competitors race to find their tribe mate(s) and carry them back to the mat on the stretcher. The first tribe to "rescue" all of their tribe mates wins the challenge.

## Winners

 **The Australian Outback** | Tribal Reward
 **Cook Islands** | Tribal Immunity
Spit It Out

****Spit It Out**** (also known as Spin Cycle) is an Immunity Challenge that originated in Survivor: Nicaragua and was later used the following season.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Nicaragua*
*Redemption Island*

## Description

Three members of each tribe will be strapped to a large wheel. Three other members will spin the wheel. As the wheel turns, the strapped tribemates will be submerged in a tub full of water, where they must grab a mouthful of water then spit it onto a tube. Once the tube was filled, a ball would be released. The ball would be used by two other tribe members to break five tiles. The first tribe to break all five tiles would win.

In the **Survivor: Redemption Island** version of the challenge, instead of breaking tiles, a tribe member will solve a slide puzzle following the ball's release. When finished, the puzzle will turn into a table maze, where the puzzle maker must lead the ball into a pocket. First puzzle maker to finish this feat would win immunity for their tribe.

## Winners

 **Redemption Island** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
Plan Voodoo

**Plan Voodoo** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: Cook Islands*.

## Challenges

**Reward Challenge:** **Kicking and Screaming**
One pair at a time, two players try to remove a member of the opposing tribe from a pole they're holding onto and drag them across the finishing line. The first tribe to get all three opposing tribe members across wins.
**Reward:** A feast of lamb, bread, and apple cider while listening in on the other tribe's Tribal Council, and also kidnap one member from the opposing tribe.
**Winner:** Aomaya *(exiled Wendy House)*

## Tribal Council

 Yabuchi (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Ervin Quinn

## Tribal Council

* Vote
* Revote

 Cornelia (3 votes)
 Matt (1 vote)
 TIE:B'shara, Cornelia

 B'shara (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Cornelia Hiberus
Rats In The Amazon

**Rats In The Amazon** is the eigth episode of *Survivor: The Amazon*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Mud Bungee*
In groups of three, the contestants must retrieve five colored flags in a mud pit while attached to a bungee cord. The winning team moves onto the final round – on their own, they will retrieve three flags.
**Reward:** Bath, banana split, and brownie sundae
**Winner:** Caylee Robbins *(shared with Brittany Jimenez)*

**Challenge:** **Survivor Quiz Show**
This challenge will use questions about Amazonian (and Brazilian) culture. Players each have a mask held in place in front of a battering ram. Three chops of the rope and the battering ram smashes the mask, causing its corresponding castaway to be out of the challenge. The last person remaining with his or her mask wins immunity.
**Winner:** Luis Tucker

## Tribal Council

 Brittany (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Savanna Cobb
This Vote Changes Everything

**This Vote Changes Everything** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Thailand*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **The Obstacle Course**
Pairing up, each group of Survivors would race through an obstacle course, with various tasks to perform along the way. First team to successfully complete the course and cross the finish line wins and moves on to the next heat. This continued until the final round, where the last remaining pair would compete against each other on a puzzle. The first person to complete the puzzle would win reward.
**Reward:** A video of the winner's loved ones from home.
**Winner:** Harmony Jennings

**Challenge:** *Thai Numbers*
The Survivors had to compete in a mathematical test. First, a simple elimination round tested the Survivors' memory skills, matching Thai numbers with numbers in English. The second round requires problem solving, using Thai numbers as coordinates, the contestants had to find ten buried tiles. Each uncovered tile revealed the location of the next tile. The first contestant to recover all ten of their tiles wins immunity.

**Winner:** Vanessa Medina

## Tribal Council

 Jaime (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Elizabeth McDonald
Stomp-ede

****Stomp-ede**** (also known as Tribal Stomp-ede, Walk On Water, and Tromp Stomp) is a recurring challenge of Survivor.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Africa*
*All-Stars*
*Samoa*
*San Juan del Sur*
*Cambodia*

## Description

Each castaway/tribe is given several items and instructed to stomp on a plank of wood, catapulting one item at a time into a basket atop a tower. The first person/tribe to land all items in the basket would be the winner.

## Winners

 **All-Stars** | Tribal Reward
 **Samoa** | Individual Immunity
Stick To Your Side

**Stick To Your Side** is the second episode of *Survivor: The Amazon*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Blind Leading the Blind**
Each tribe must designate a caller. The rest of the tribe members are divided into three pairs and blindfolded, and the caller must guide their tribemates so that they can retrieve 30 designated giant puzzle pieces surrounded by obstacles. Once all 30 pieces are collected, the tribe members must remove their blindfolds and work together to solve the puzzle. The first tribe to solve the puzzle wins reward.
**Reward:** Jar of fish bait
**Winner:** Maara

**Challenge:** *Total Recall*
Both tribes will be given two minutes to observe a traditional Amazon home. After the two minutes are up, host Jeff Probst will ask the tribe a series of questions about the Amazon home. The tribe that scores the most points out of ten wins.

**Winner:** Inabe

## Tribal Council

 Savanna (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Cass Walker
Never Say Die

**Never Say Die** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: One World*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Q and A**
In a majority rules competition, the tribe would answer questions pertaining to a different subject and castaway. If a castaway was correct and guessed the majority answer, where they would cut another castaway's rope. If all three ropes were cut, the castaway's ragdoll would be burned up, and they would be eliminated. Last player standing would win Reward, and get to choose 2 fellow castaways to join them.
**Reward:** Helicopter ride to an remote island, where three castaways (one winner, along with two other castaways of their choice) will enjoy a picnic.
**Winner:** Lisa Eaton (*shared with Max Spangler and Rachel Franco*)

**Challenge:** **Slip, Slide & Score**
The castaways would face off in 1-on-1 battles, where they would oil themselves up and slide down a slippery surface, collecting rings as they went. Once they got to the end, they must toss the ring onto a hook at the end. Last player left standing would win immunity.
**Winner:** Lisa Eaton

## Tribal Council

 Alex (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Max Spangler
Pure Hell

**Pure Hell** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Palau*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Buggin' Out**
Alternating players, each tribe must eat one, two, three, and four balut in each of four rounds. They must finish to score a point. Most points after four rounds wins. In a tie, each tribe chooses their own representative for the tiebreaker, eating five balut.
**Reward:** 55 gallons of fresh drinking water contained in a portable shower head, toiletries
**Winner:** Meyun

**Challenge:** **Swahili Scramble**
One at a time, the tribe members have to swim to the closest of a line of five pontoons, pull themselves along a rope beneath it to a bag of puzzle pieces, unclip it, climb up, run along a balance beam back to the first pontoon, and swim back to shore. The two tribes must repeat the process four times, heading to the next farthest pontoon each time. Once all four bags have been collected, both members have to assemble the pieces to form a word-search grid. They must find listed words in the grid, take the letters used in more than one word, and rearrange them to form a mystery three-word phrase.
**Winner:** Meyun

## Tribal Council

 Mike (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Opal Ochoa
That's Baked, Barbecued and Fried!

**That's Baked, Barbecued and Fried!** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Micronesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Dive Masters**
Four members of each tribe would swim out to a floating platform. One at a time, a castaway would dive down to a 30-foot (9.1 m) long steel cage that contained coconuts painted in tribe colors and with letters on them. The coconuts would have to be placed in a floating bin and the bin pulled back to shore. The four remaining castaways would unscramble a word puzzle using the letters on the coconuts.
**Reward:** Three chicken hens and one rooster, along with chicken feed.
**Winner:** Kusur (*exiled Milo Flores and Richard Smith*)

**Challenge:** **Crosswalk**
Six tribe members would race to six-point, sliding hub and harness themselves in. The six would then pass around a key-ring to find a key their individual lock that secured the hub to a stand. Once unlocked, the hub would have to be maneuvered through the forest where six puzzle piece necklaces were hanging on trees. The two remaining tribe mates would use the necklaces as keys on a decoding wheel, which would decode a three-word phrase.
**Winner:** Onanei

## Tribal Council

 Perry (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Patrick Aguilar
The Ball Drop

'***The Ball Drop** **(also known as Balance On The Line) is a recurring endurance and balance challenge that originated in** Survivor: Micronesia*, and has since reappeared in *Philippines* and *Ghost Island*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Micronesia*
*Philippines*
*Ghost Island*

## Description

Each castaway must balance a small metal ball on a wooden cylinder, while holding the center cylinder in place with two wooden handles. The cylinder itself is divided into nine sections, with the single, center cylinder making up the first stage. At predetermined intervals, new pieces of the wooden rod will be added on either end, making it harder to balance the ball on the center cylinder, until all nine sections have been added, making a total of five stages. The castaway who balances their ball the longest wins.

## Winners

 **Philippines** | Individual Immunity(Final Immunity)
TLP O-Course

****TLP O-Course**** (also known as Crash Course) is a recurring physical challenge of Survivor. The challenge debuted in **Survivor: Nicaragua** and reappeared in *Redemption Island*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Nicaragua*
*Redemption Island*

## Description

Castaways must race through a series of obstacles, including hay stacks, brick walls, net crawls, etc. Along the way are several checkpoints where keys or balls would need to be collected.  The first tribe/team to finish the course wins.

## Winners

 **Redemption Island** | Tribal Reward/Immunity
This Was Not What I've Imagined

**This Was Not What I've Imagined** is the fifth episode of *Survivor: Africa*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Get Your Goat**
Forty goats are in a pen. Twenty are marked with the Samburu red and twenty with Boran yellow. The first tribe to get their twenty goats from the starting pen into their destination pens, one hundred yards away, wins.

**Reward:** Three egg-laying chickens and a rooster

**Winner:** Kalama**Challenge:** *Puzzle of Shields*

Both tribes will have twenty giant puzzle pieces. First team to complete their puzzle wins.

**Winner:** Meru
## Tribal Council

 Vincenzo (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Jaden McGee
That's Love, Baby! It Makes You Strong!

**That's Love, Baby! It Makes You Strong!** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: China*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Tomb Raider**
One at a time, the tribes must enter an abandoned village, grab a color-coded plank, and return. Once all eight have been found, they must slide them into a grid to form an eleven-word phrase made famous by Confucius.
**Reward:** Teahouse visit, a bath and shower, and the right to kidnap a member from the other tribe.
**Winner:** Lei Gong (*kidnapped Albina Katsman*)

**Challenge:** **Buggin' Out**
Castaways would have to eat traditional Chinese dishes in which they must eat all of it and show their empty mouth to finish. The first tribe to four points wins immunity.
**Winner:** Yu Shen

## Tribal Council

 Amanda (3 votes)
 Dax(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
Starvation and Lunacy

**Starvation and Lunacy** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Panama*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Floating Puzzle**
Each tribe has six floating puzzle pieces, and one at a time a member will race out to unclip a puzzle piece and get it inside the puzzle frame. Once all six pieces are inside the puzzle frame, the tribe will start to assemble the puzzle, matching the corresponding images on each side of every puzzle piece. The first tribe to correctly assemble the puzzle wins.
**Reward:** Towels, soap, sink, toilet seat, shower, fresh water.
**Winner:** Otara (*exiled Alisa Lewis*)

**Challenge:** *Sea Level, Tree Level*
One player sits on a swing-style chair attached by rope-and-pulleys to a barrel; another stands on a platform near the raised barrel. The four remaining players, tied together in pairs, cross a long balance beam holding buckets to reach the sea. Fill them up, come back across the beam, and pour it into a bucket, which will be winched up by the player on the platform, who pours it into the barrel. Eventually, the bucket will fall, raising the player on the chair until they can pull a pin releasing the tribe flag.
**Winner:** Pao Pao

## Tribal Council

 Lydia (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Chad Russell
The Chicken Has Flown the Coop

**The Chicken Has Flown the Coop** is the second episode of *Survivor: David vs. Goliath*.

## Challenges

* Reward/Immunity
**Challenge:** **A Bit Tipsy**
One member from each tribe will climb a ladder using two rungs to retrieve a key. They will then use this key to unlock their boat. Five members of each tribe must then paddle out to retrieve bags of puzzle pieces. They will then return to shore where five castaways must balance a table and complete a block puzzle. The first tribe to finish their puzzle wins.
**Reward:**Fishing kit.
**Winner:** Venta

## Tribal Council

 Tegan (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Kobe Cantu
Snag, Drag and Bag

****Snag, Drag and Bag**** (also known as Grapple and Maze, Puppet Master, and Weight and Sea) is recurring challenge that debuted in **Survivor: Tocantins**. It has since reappeared in *Redemption Island*, *South Pacific*, *Blood vs. Water*, *Worlds Apart*, and *Kaôh Rōng*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Tocantins*
*Redemption Island*
*South Pacific*
*Blood vs. Water*
*Worlds Apart*
*Kaôh Rōng*

## Description

Castaways would race to collect bags of balls with a grappling hook. Once the bags are retrieved, they would use one ball and place it in a table maze. The first person to solve the maze would win.

## Winners

 **Redemption Island** | Duel
 **South Pacific** | Duel
We'll Make You Pay

**We'll Make You Pay** is the twelfth episode of *Survivor: Palau*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Survivor Quiz Show**
Castaways would answer questions about Palau and Micronesia. If they got a question right, they would get to pull a lever, dropping a contestant's torch into the water. After three pulls, that person's torches all would fall into the water and they would be out. Last person standing wins.
**Reward:** A cruise. After boarding the yacht the contestants found their loved ones on board.
**Winner:** Graham Mack (*shared with Shekinah Elmore and Wess Hawkins*

**Challenge:** **Survivor Pentathlon**
This is an elimination challenge. First up, the final six must go up a tire ladder and traverse a net maze. The first five contestants to make their way to the end of the maze move on. After that comes a sliding puzzle (solvable in 46 moves). First four move on. After that, the remaining four must eat three balut. The first three to finish their balut move on. The final three must untie a box, grab the flag inside, and raise it up a flagpole. First two move on. The two finalists must break three colored tiles with a replica WWII cannon gun. The first person to accomplish that wins immunity.
**Winner:** Mike Cox

## Tribal Council

 Lucca (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Wess Hawkins
Spoon Man

****Spoon Man**** is a recurring dexterity challenge in Survivor. It debuted in *Survivor: San Juan del Sur* and has since been reused in *Survivor: Game Changers*.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*San Juan del Sur*
*Game Changers*

## Description

Each person will use a series of very small paddles to maneuver a ball through a series of obstacles. If at any point the ball drops, they will have to go back to the start. The first person to transfer three balls wins.
The Day of Reckoning

**The Day of Reckoning** is the tenth episode of *Survivor: Samoa*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Get Hooked**
The tribe would be split into two teams. One castaway from each tribe would be hoisted aloft in a cradle held up by four ropes controlled by the other team members. The castaway in the cradle would have to be maneuvered around the playing field to collect fifteen numbered flags in order and placed into a slot in a log. The first team to collect all fifteen flags would win.
**Reward:** A plane ride to another island for a picnic and Sprint Palm Prixs, along with clues to the next Hidden Immunity Idol.
**Winner:** Blue Team (Blaze Baird, Colin Miranda, Kerry-Ann McQueen, Solenne Oswald, and Yamil Livingstone)

**Challenge:** **Choose Your Weapon**
Each castaway would throw one stone at a set of three hanging tiles. For each tile broken, they would earn one spear to be used in the next round. The castaways would use a crossbow to shoot the spears they earned at a target. The castaway that shoots their spear closest to the center of the target would win.
**Winner:** Jim Temple

## Tribal Council

* Vote
* Revote

 Colin (3 votes)
 Yamil (3 votes)
 TIE:Colin, Yamil

 Yamil (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Colin Miranda
This Is Going to Hurt

**This Is Going to Hurt** is the thirteenth episode of *Survivor: Nicaragua*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Poolin' Around*
The castaways would run up a ramp and into a pool to retrieve two bags of letter puzzle pieces. Their loved ones would then use the pieces to solve a word puzzle. The first loved one to solve the puzzle would win.
**Reward:** A trip on a sailboat along the Nicaraguan coast with food and drinks with the winning castaway's loved one.
**Winner:** Jacob Richards (*shared with Dakota Wright and Tate Clevenger*)

**Challenge:** **Mask Match**
Blindfolded and connected to a rope, the castaways would go over and under three hitching posts to a station where there would be a shield with various symbols on it. Using only their sense of touch, the castaways would memorize the symbols and take the bags of the symbols back to the start line. There, the castaways would have to replicate the symbols from the shield on to a second shield. The first castaway to have all the correct symbols would win.
**Winner:** Dakota Wright

## Tribal Council

 Griffin (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Griffin Aponte
Secret Pact

**Secret Pact** is the second episode of *Survivor: Africa*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Stairway to the Stars**
Each tribe has five logs. The goal is to transport the five logs from the start position through a series of obstacles to a tower, where they must build a staircase. The first tribe to successfully build the staircase and have one member race to the top of the tower wins.

**Reward:** Blankets, an extra supply of canned food, lamps, water containers, and some items that they have left on the truck in Day 1.

**Winner:** Meru**Challenge:** **Buggin' Out**

One at a time, members from both tribes must drink a shot of cow's blood. If at any time a person declines to drink or does not finish, that team is disqualified. If all members of both tribes complete the task, a tiebreaker is set. Each tribe must pick a member from the other tribe to chug a full glass of cow's blood. The first to finish the full glass wins.

**Winner:** Meru
## Tribal Council

 Colson (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Scarlette Marsh
Wet and Bored

**Wet and Bored** is the season premiere of *Survivor: Africa*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge:** **Quest for Fire**
Each team is given a chariot which contained four lit torches and a fire cauldron at the center. They must pull or push the cart through difficult terrain while lighting a series of fire towers along the way. The first tribe to successfully light their towers, cross the finish line, and ignite the final bonfire wins.
**Reward:** Matches and a cart for them to use to transport supplies to their camp.
**Winner:** Meru

## Tribal Council

 Colson (3 votes)
 Scarlette (1 vote)
 VOTED OFF:Astrid King
Log Jam

****Log Jam**** (also known as Lake Log Jam) is a recurring physical challenge in Survivor. It debuted in **Survivor: The Amazon** and has reappeared in three subsequent seasons.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*The Amazon*
*All-Stars*
*Gabon*
*Redemption Island*

## Description

There is a revolving log over a pit of mud or water. All castaways will compete against each other in one-on-one matches. Whoever outlasts their opponents wins.

In team and tribal based challenges, the winner earns a point for their team or tribe. The tribe who reaches a certain amount of points win.

## Winners

 **All-Stars** | Tribal Reward
 **Gabon** | Individual Immunity
 **Redemption Island** | Individual Immunity
Watch Your Back

**Watch Your Back** is the thirteenth episode of *Survivor: Redemption Island*.

## Challenges

* Redemption Island Duel
* Reward/Immunity
**Challenge:** **Wall to Wall**
The castaways would navigate a handle across a table maze. Once they get through the maze, the handle would be used to smash open a box that contained a bag full of pieces of a puzzle. The first 3 castaways to solve the puzzle would stay in the game.
**Winner:** Sylvester Mothersky, Fiona Greene, and Selene Fisher

**Challenge:** **Bone to Pick**
With one arm tied behind their back, the castaways would work to solve a puzzle in the shape of a fish skeleton. The castaways would link together fish hooks to retrieve a bag of puzzle pieces that completed one of the three sections. After one section was finished, the castaways would repeat again and try to retrieve another bag of puzzle pieces and would so until all three sections were completed. The first castaway to solve the entire puzzle wins.
**Reward:** A three-course meal delivered at camp. The winner also gets to choose another player to share their meal with.
**Winner:** Cesar McAllister (*shared with Sophie Schriver*)

## Tribal Council

 Cora (2 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Alejandro Lopez(sent to Redemption Island)
Suck It Up Buttercup

**Suck It Up Buttercup** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: Island of the Idols*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** **Losing Face**
Six members of each tribe will have to transport a sled loaded with sandbags and one rider down a track and through a series of obstacles. On the way, the rider must retrieve a key, use it to unlock a slingshot, then use the slingshot to knock down three targets. The first tribe to knock down all three targets wins.
**Reward:** Chickens.
**Additional Stipulation:** The person Leqa chooses to sit out will not observe the challenge, but will instead be sent to the Island of the Idols. (sat out **Amy Bridges**, who was sent to the Island of the Idols)
**Winner:** Vosa

**Challenge:** *Cage Against the Machine*
Tribes must dig under a bamboo cage, then transport it along an obstacle course while collecting five balls. Once they finish the course, they must then throw the balls into five targets. The first tribe to get a ball in all five targets wins.
**Winner:** Vosa

## Tribal Council

 Perla (3 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Nathan Orson
Survivor Pentathlon

****Survivor Pentathlon****(also known as Second Chance, Try Again, Let's Give It Another Go, Mate, Learn from Past Mistakes, Redemption, Chinese Leftovers, Meso Soup, and Return From The Dead) is a recurring challenge of Survivor.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*The Australian Outback*
*Africa*
*Marquesas*
*Thailand*
*The Amazon*
*Pearl Islands*
*All-Stars*
*Vanuatu*
*Palau*
*Guatemala*
*Panama*
*China*
*Nicaragua*
*Redemption Island*
*South Pacific*
*One World*

## Description

The castaways get a second chance to revisit some of the challenges from earlier in the season.

In early seasons, the challenge was simply one general obstacle course. However, since *Survivor: All-Stars*, the challenge is now generally held in separate rounds. Whoever finishes the final task first wins the challenge.
Swahili Scramble

****Swahili Scramble****(also known as What Do You Make Of This?, Survivor Scramble, and Under Current) is a recurring mental challenge in Survivor.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*Africa*
*Pearl Islands*
*All-Stars*
*Palau*

## Description

The castaways had a word scramble with a certain number of words, all with a theme. After they solved the puzzle, the must used the intersecting letters to solve a word. First person to unscramble the word wins.

## Winners

 **Pearl Islands** | Individual Immunity
 **All-Stars** | Individual Immunity
 **Palau** | Tribal Immunity
Total Dysfunction

**Total Dysfunction** is the second episode of *Survivor: One World*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *D.I.Y. Knots*
Eight castaways from each tribe would open up a crate containing a metal ring tied inside of a huge knot. The first tribe to get the ring out would win.
**Reward:** Tarp for the winning tribe and both of the tribes could keep the supplies used in the challenge.
**Winner:** Kalamal

**Challenge:** **By the Numbers**
Eight castaways from each tribe would stand on a narrow beam over water. One at a time, the castaways would move down the beam, squeezing past their fellow tribe members. The castaway moving down the beam would not be allowed to touch more than one tribe member at a time. Any castaway to fall off would have to start over. The first tribe to get all eight members to the finish platform would win.
**Winner:** Kalamal

## Tribal Council

 Catherine (4 votes)
 VOTED OFF:Laura Heffner
Survivor History

****Survivor History**** (also known as Survivor Roots) is a recurring challenge from Survivor.

## Recurring *Survivor* Challenge

### Appearances:

*All-Stars*
*Micronesia*

## Description

Held in a series of rounds, contestants or tribes would answer a set of questions related to previous seasons of Survivor. Answering the question correctly would score one point. The first contestant or tribe to reach a certain number of points would win.