Survivor: Gabon
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Survivor: Gabon "? Earth's Last Eden is the 17th season of the American CBS competitive reality television series Survivor. The premiere aired September 25, 2008, with the first two episodes screened back-to-back. Survivor: Gabon began filming in late June. It marked the second season of the series that was filmed in Africa (Survivor: Africa had been filmed seven years earlier in Kenya). Reports from Gabon indicate the show was filmed around the coastal towns of Nyonie and Ekwata in the Wonga-Wongue Presidential Reserve.This season, players sent to Exile Island had a choice of receiving a clue to the location of a Hidden Immunity Idol or a comfort item. On April 13, 2008, at the National Association of Broadcasters's annual show, Sony announced that the 17th season of Survivor would be the first to be shot in high definition, using Sony's XDCAMs. The show ranked number ten in DVR playback (2.33 million viewers), according to Nielsen prime DVR lift data from September 22, 2008 - November 23, 2008.
The winner was 57-year-old Robert "Bob" Crowley, a high school physics teacher from Maine. He defeated Susie Smith and Jessica "Sugar" Kiper in a 4-3-0 vote at the live finale to take the million dollar prize. In addition, Bob won the $100,000 "Sprint Survivor of the Season" award, beating out Matty Whitmore and "Sugar," who were next highest in the popular vote.
The complete season, including the mid-season recap episode and live reunion show, was released on DVD exclusively through Amazon.com on September 11, 2014.
Contestants
| Contestant | Original tribe | First switched tribe | Second switched tribe | Merged tribe | Finish |
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| ' 24, Los Angeles, California | |||||
| ' 61, Temecula, California | |||||
| }} 23, Downey, California | |||||
| ' 25, Santa Barbara, California | |||||
| }} 25, Portland, Oregon | |||||
| ' 22, Buffalo Grove, Illinois | |||||
| ' 27, Naples, Florida | |||||
| ' 32, Boston, Massachusetts | |||||
| ' 28, Atlanta, Georgia | Day 24}} | ||||
| ' 29, New York City, New York | align="center" rowspan=9 | Day 27}} | |||
| ' 49, Eagle Rock, Missouri | Day 30}} | ||||
| ' 29, Los Angeles, California | Day 33}} | ||||
| ' 29, Durham, North Carolina | Day 36}} | ||||
| ' 22, Westminster, California | Day 37}} | ||||
| ' 29, Pacific Palisades, California | Day 38}} | ||||
| }} 29, Brooklyn, New York | |||||
| ' 47, Charles City, Iowa | |||||
| }} 57, South Portland, Maine |
Future appearances
Jessica "Sugar" Kiper and Randy Bailey returned for Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains. Corinne Kaplan was asked to return, but declined due to work obligations. Kiper was also later featured as a patient on Celebrity Rehab. Kaplan eventually returned for Survivor: Caramoan.Season summary
The players were divided into tribes by a schoolyard pick started by the oldest players, Bob and Gillian. It became evident that Gillian's tribe, Fang, was weaker, losing many of the reward and immunity challenges even after a tribal switch, but a core alliance between Matty, Ken, and Crystal developed. On Bob's tribe, Kota, a series of alliances were formed, strengthened after the swap with the addition of Randy. Both the hidden immunity idol and Exile Island were in play; the winning tribe on reward challenges was able to send one of the losing tribe's members to the latter. At Exile, that player had the option of a clue to the immunity idol hidden near Exile (ultimately leading to a string of hidden clues to the idol), or to relax in a small shack with a provision of fruit and a hammock. "Sugar" was the second player to visit Exile and found the idol on her first visit; she was repeatedly sent back to Exile, where, isolated from both tribes, she relaxed most of the time. "Sugar""?s idol was eventually discovered by Matty, Ken, and Crystal, and they decided to bring her into their alliance, with Ken convincing her to vote off her closest ally Ace whom he claimed was using her for the idol.On Day 22, both tribes were given clues suggesting a tribal merge; they enjoyed a celebratory meal, and discovered a hidden immunity idol nearby. Unanimously, the players agreed to throw the idol away into the ocean. They then discovered they were still separate tribes, mixed by random draw, and returned to their camps. This development proved crucial for the minority Fang alliance, who successfully convinced Kota alliance member Susie that she was on the bottom of her alliance, resulting in the elimination of Kota alliance leader Marcus. The tribes were then merged with the former Kota alliance in the minority. The Fang alliance, now with Susie, dominated the game, eliminating the former Kota alliance until only Bob was left. Bob won three consecutive immunity challenges, forcing the Fang alliance to turn on themselves and resulting in the eliminations of Crystal and Ken due to their strong strategic prowess.
The final four were Matty, "Sugar," Susie, and Bob. Susie won the final immunity challenge and ended Bob's immunity streak. "Sugar" decided to vote with Bob due to their social bond, forcing a tie between him and Matty; Bob won the fire-making tiebreaker challenge. At the Final Tribal Council, the jury were critical of "Sugar""?s backstabbing and of Susie's less-dominant strategic game. The jury ultimately voted Bob as the Sole Survivor with four votes to Susie's three, with "Sugar" receiving none.
| Episode title | Original air date | Exiled | Eliminated | Finish | ||
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| Reward | Immunity | |||||
| "Want to See the Elephant Dung?" | September 25, 2008 | None | rowspan=2 | 1st voted out Day 3 | ||
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| colspan=2 | 2nd voted out Day 6 | |||||
| "She Obviously Is Post-Op!" | October 2, 2008 | rowspan=2 | rowspan=2 | rowspan=2 | 3rd voted out Day 9 | |
| "It Was Like Christmas Morning!" | October 9, 2008 | None | ||||
Day 12 |- |align="left"|"This Camp Is Cursed" |align="left"|October 16, 2008 | | | | |5th voted out
Day 15 |- |align="left"|"He's a Snake, But He's My Snake" |align="left"|October 23, 2008 | | | | |6th voted out
Day 18 |- |align="left" rowspan=2|"It All Depends On the Pin-Up Girl" |align="left" rowspan=2|October 30, 2008 |rowspan=2 | |rowspan=2 | |7th voted out
Day 21 |- | | |8th voted out
Day 21 |- |align="left"|"Apple in the Garden of Eden" |align="left"|November 6, 2008 |None | |None | |9th voted out
1st jury member
Day 24 |- |align="left"|"The Brains Behind Everything" |align="left"|November 13, 2008 | | | | | |- |align="left"|" Five Hundred Dollars" |align="left"|November 20, 2008 |Survivor Auction | | | |11th voted out
3rd jury member
Day 30 |- |align="left"|"The Good Things in Life Aren"?t Easy" |align="left"|December 4, 2008 | | |None | |12th voted out
4th jury member
Day 33 |- |align="left"|"The Good Guys Should Win in the End" |align="left"|December 11, 2008 | | | | |13th voted out
5th jury member
Day 36 |- |align="left" rowspan=2|"Say Goodbye to Gabon" |align="left" rowspan=2|December 14, 2008 |rowspan=2|None | |rowspan=2|None | |14th voted out
6th jury member
Day 37 |- | | |15th voted out
7th jury member
Day 38 |- |align="left" rowspan=4|Reunion |align="left" rowspan=4|December 14, 2008 |rowspan="4" colspan="3" bgcolor="darkgray"| |colspan="2"| Jury vote |- | |2nd runner-up |- | |Runner-up |- | |Sole Survivor |}
- In the case of multiple tribes or castaways who win reward or immunity, they are listed in order of finish, or alphabetically where it was a team effort; where one castaway won and invited others, the invitees are in brackets.
Episodes
Want to See the Elephant Dung? | Aux2 = 7.7/12 | Aux3 = 4.4/11 | OriginalAirDate = | Viewers = 13.06 | Aux4 = #13 | ShortSummary = The castaways were welcomed to the game by Jeff with just their street clothes. After introducing themselves, the tribes were divided by schoolyard pick. As traditional in Gabon, Jeff announced that the oldest people usually make the decisions in the tribe and therefore the oldest castaways, Bob and Gillian, started the pick. After the tribes were picked, tribe names Fang and Kota were announced, and buffs passed out, Jeff announced the first challenge for individual Immunity Idols and extra food.- Tribal Reward/Individual Immunity Challenge: The tribes would have to race across the plain and up a hill. The first castaway from each tribe to the top of the hill would win an Individual Immunity Idol that would only be good at their tribe's first Tribal Council. The first entire tribe to the top of the hill would win an extra bag of corn and beans.
- Reward/Immunity Challenge: Six tribe members would be belted together and have to race through a swamp, over a net wall, and under and over a series of hitching posts. The six would then have to dig up three bags of puzzle pieces and deliver them to the three remaining tribe members. These three would then assemble the puzzle pieces to win flint and immunity.
Picked as the leader of Fang at Tribal Council, "GC" started the tribe's first fire and organized jobs to fix up the campsite. At Kota, Charlie and Marcus formed an alliance; the two expanded their alliance to include Jacquie and Corinne. The four discussed bringing in Bob to have a majority, though Bob would be kept out of the core alliance of four. In the early morning of day 5, "GC" resigned his leadership of the tribe after arguing with Gillian over waking up early and making too much noise. After receiving tree mail announcing the next challenge, Dan tried to unify Fang by painting everybody with charcoal face paint.
- Reward/Immunity Challenge: The tribes have to roll a large ball through a series of gates. At two points along the course, a tribe member would have to climb atop the ball to retrieve of set of keys. At the final gate, the keys would unlock three chains that blocked the gate. The first tribe to go through all the gates and roll their boulder atop a short pedestal wins fishing gear and immunity.
- Reward Challenge: 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 blankets, a hammock, pillows, and a mat.
- Immunity Challenge: One at a time, six tribe members would slide down a water slide. They would then swim out to retrieve a numbered tile, then run up the hill they slid down to drop their number off. Once all six tiles were retrieved, the remaining castaway would use the tiles to solve a numeric puzzle. The answer to the puzzle is a combination to open a locked chest which holds an ax. The first tribe to open their chest and use the ax to cut a rope that would raise their tribe's flag would win.
- Immunity Challenge: The tribes would play a lacrosse-like game on the water. Each tribe member would be on a raft and have a paddle. Each round, Probst would toss a ball into the water. The castaways would paddle around the playing field, using the paddle to pass the ball from one tribemate to another. The first tribe to throw the ball three times into their opponents goal would win.
- Reward Challenge: A tribe member would toss fruit through a hole in a wall to two members of their own tribe. An opposing tribe member would stand in front of the wall and use a club to try to knock away the fruit as it was thrown through the air. Once a piece of fruit is caught by a tribe member, it would have to be thrown through a hole in a second wall defended by a second opposing tribe member. The tribe that catches the most fruit by weight after five minutes would win an herb garden, salt, oil, chili sauce, and all fruit collected from the challenge.
- Immunity Challenge: One member from each tribe would roll a large ball made of interwoven sticks down a hill. A blindfolded tribe member at the bottom of the hill would attempt to block the opposing tribe's ball with a shield and the aid of a caller. Behind the blocker would be a row of seven goals of varying point values. If a tribe's ball made it past the blocker and into a goal, they would be awarded the specified number of points. The tribe with the most points after five rounds would win.
- Reward Challenge: The tribes would be tethered to a long, cloth snake. The tribes would start at opposite ends of an oval course. Both tribes would run counter-clockwise around the course and try to catch up to the other tribe. If a tribe member could not continue, they may unhook themselves from the snake and the remaining tribe members would continue the challenge. The first tribe to catch the other tribe and touch one of the opposing tribe members would win croissants, fruit tarts, chocolate clairs, coffee, and tea.
- Immunity Challenge: The tribes would divide into three pairs. Each pair would be tethered together by a rope. The first pair would crawl under a cargo net, race through the jungle, go through an obstacle, retrieve two sections of a flag pole, and return to the starting line. The next pair would run the same course with an additional obstacle to retrieve the next two pieces of the flag pole. The final pair would run the course with two additional obstacles and retrieve the final two pieces of the flag pole. The first tribe to collect all of the flag pole pieces and assemble their flag would win.
- Reward Challenge: In two roped off squares, three members of a tribe would toss a breakable ball back and forth. An opposing tribe member would attempt to smash or knock the ball to the ground. The first tribe to break the opposing tribe's ball would score a point for the round. The first tribe to score three points would win a helicopter ride to a picnic. Not announced at the challenge was an additional reward of letters from home.
- Immunity Challenge: The castaways would compete in a head-to-head logrolling contest in a single-elimination tournament. Each castaway is matched up against another castaway. The first person to fall off from the log is eliminated from the challenge. The final round would have three castaways rolling the log at the same time. The last person remaining would win immunity.
- Immunity Challenge: 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. If the castaway dropped his or her poles, he would be eliminated from the challenge. The last person who does not drop their poles would win immunity for their tribe and keep all of its members safe. In other words, the first tribe to have all its members drop their poles would lose immunity.
Several castaways expected a merge notice via tree mail, but instead the tribes received a Reward Challenge note. Upon seeing the Marcus-less Kota tribe, Charlie and Corinne were visibly shocked at their ally's ouster.
- Reward Challenge: The tribes would use a three man slingshot to shoot an oversized golf ball along three golf holes. The tribe that put their ball in the hole using fewer shots would receive one point. The first tribe to score two points would win an overnight trip to a Gabonese village.
- Immunity Challenge: The castaways would make a fire large enough to burn through a rope using flint, steel, and a box of fire making supplies. The first castaway to completely burn through their rope would win immunity.
- Survivor Auction: Instead of a Reward Challenge, a Survivor Auction was held. Each castaway was given $500. Items won included food and drinks, a secret item for the next Immunity Challenge, the power to send someone to Exile Island and take their remaining money, and a hot bath with fresh clothes.
- Immunity Challenge: 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.
- Reward Challenge: The castaways would be split into two teams of three by schoolyard pick. The unpicked castaway would be ineligible to win the reward. The teams would be roped together and have to race through a swamp to collect seven sprocket pieces at two different stations. After collecting all the sprockets, the team would have to assemble them on a board in order to turn another sprocket which in turn would raise a flag. The members of the winning team would move on to the final round to individually solve a sliding puzzle. The first castaway to solve the puzzle would win a video from their loved one, pizza, beer, and brownies. Not announced at the challenge was an in-person visit from their loved one.
- Immunity Challenge: The castaways would be asked trivia questions about Gabon. For each question answered correctly, the castaway would earn one ball. After four questions are asked, the castaways would throw the balls that they won down a hill at a target divided into zones. The castaway who throws their ball into the zone closest to the center of the target would win.
- Reward Challenge: The castaways would race through a swamp and over several obstacles to retrieve one of three balls. They would then return to the start and toss the ball into a net. The first castaway to retrieve all three balls and get them into the net would win an overnight helicopter trip to a gorilla sanctuary in Loango National Park, a meal, a shower, and a bed to sleep in.
- Immunity Challenge: The castaways would be blindfolded during the challenge. At the starting line would be a Gabonese mask. At the other end of a net obstacle would be a duplicate mask with some pieces removed. Three bags of puzzle pieces would need to be carried across the net obstacle one at a time. The puzzle pieces would then need to be assembled to replicate the mask at the start line. The first castaway to correctly replicate the mask would win.
Ken felt that Bob reneged on his deal to hand over the immunity necklace at the last Tribal Council. "Sugar" worked on re-establishing Ken's trust in her even as she plotted with Bob to vote out Susie and Ken next.
- Immunity Challenge: 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 (a replica of a Gabonese hut) would win.
Before the start of the final Immunity Challenge, the Final Four took the traditional journey honoring the castaways voted out before them.
- Immunity Challenge: The castaways would be given 200 wooden tiles. The first castaway to use the tiles to build a house of cards tall would win. There is a time limit of 30 minutes for the challenge. If after 30 minutes, no castaway has built the house of cards to over tall, the castaway who builds the tallest house of cards at the end of the time limit would win.
The final three spent their last day at camp eating the traditional feast and burning down one of the huts at the campsite. At the final Tribal Council, Charlie asked "Sugar" and Susie why they felt they should be voted at the "top of the totem pole" even though they were ranked the second lowest and lowest, respectively, among their tribes before the first tribal switch. He asked Bob if the "intimate cuddling and spooning all night long" was more enjoyable than he would liked to admit. Crystal asked no question of Susie, asked Bob to tell her something that "Sugar" didn't tell him to do, and asked "Sugar" why she voted her out. Ken asked Susie why she thought she deserved the million dollars and his vote, asked "Sugar" why she back stabbed him, and Bob about their deal over the immunity necklace. Corinne asked Susie if she would be willing to have her vocal cords removed if she were to win the million dollars. She asked Bob to show the nasty side of Bob and make her believe that he did not like "Sugar." She took the opportunity to make a callous comment about "Sugar""?s deceased father, to which "Sugar" gave an obscene gesture. Marcus asked no questions of Susie, what "Sugar" would do to honor her deceased father if she were to win, and for Bob to give one example of a situation in which he was responsible for his decisions. Randy asked Susie to elaborate on the time that Susie said she felt sorry for him and "Sugar" and Bob if they considered the consequences of putting him on the jury when they gave him the fake Hidden Immunity Idol. Matty asked Susie to tell him why Bob and "Sugar" were less deserving that she was of the million dollars, "Sugar" to reveal something that she felt that she did was evil, and Bob why "Sugar" and Susie were more deserving of the million dollar prize than he was. In the end, the jury voted Bob the Sole Survivor receiving four jury votes while Susie received the remaining three. | LineColor = 4096FF }} Reunion | Aux2 = 7.0/12 | Aux3 = | OriginalAirDate = | Viewers = 11.74 | Aux4 =#15 | ShortSummary = The castaways return to discuss the season with host, Jeff Probst. | LineColor = 4096FF }} }}
Voting history
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Reception
Host Jeff Probst originally ranked Gabon 14th out of 19 seasons in 2010, thus ranking it as the sixth-worst season of the series. He later went on to say that the show was drifting during Gabon and that he nearly quit the show as a consequence. Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly ranked Gabon in the bottom ten for worst seasons of the series, summarizing: "It got better near the end, but it was still a case of too little, too late. The fact that so many unworthy players went so far is simply too damning." Gabon is ranked as the second-worst season of the series by Examiner.com (only ahead of Survivor: Fiji), The Wire (only ahead of Survivor: Redemption Island), and fan site "The Purple Rock Podcast" (only ahead of Survivor: Nicaragua). In 2012 and 2013, Survivor fan site "Survivor Oz" consistently ranked Gabon as the eighth-worst season of the series in its annual polls ranking all seasons; however, Gabon improved significantly in 2014, when it was voted as the tenth-best season.Controversy
Survivor: Gabon received some minor criticism from the Parents Television Council for a brief, uncensored glimpse of Marcus's penis when the tip was partially exposed through the fly of his boxer shorts. The exposure occurred on the season opener during the second Immunity Challenge when Marcus raced alongside fellow contestants.| This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Survivor: Gabon". Reality TV World is not responsible for any errors or omissions this article may contain. |
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