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For 39 days, 16 castaways were stranded in Asia.  Every 3 days on the island became a 1-hour show.  The first contestant eliminated pockets $25,000.  Each successive eliminated contestant wins more money, through the next-to-last Survivor, who receives $100,000.  The final Survivor wins a million dollars!

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(Coming to you for an exclusive two-Wednesday stint so that CBS can concentrate Thursday's prime time to showing college boys NOT studying for finals, it's Survivor: All-Stars!)

NIGHT 19: HOME ALONE

Kathy rides the roller coaster from the highs of partying on a yacht to the lows of returning to an empty Camp Mogo-Squared and trying to save the meager fire from one of many downpours that have hit the region. Then the others sulk in, sans Colby (who is sans his hat), and go right to the fire. No "Hey, Kathy"s or "How was your day, Kathy"s or even a hug. But that's not Mogo Mogo, says Kathy. She thinks the tribe is "in the middle" and it's too late for them to rally from their deficit.

DAY 20: BLAME IT ON THE BELLBOY

Well, Ethan feels like a complete arse for that heartfelt acceptance of blame yesterday. He thought Jerri was going to be gone, not counting on Colby getting the swing vote from Shii Ann. He also thinks he's not as close to Lex as he thought because of Lex's vote for him. Jerri...she feels evil...and happy! She made it longer than Colby, which was her main goal. "The bellboy took all my baggage away," she says with a laugh.

REWARD CHALLENGE: ROLLING THUNDER

We have a message in our Tree-Mail to send a representative of our tribe to Camp Chapera...and to prepare to receive a member of Chapera. Since Kathy is already comfy with the red Buff wearers, we elect her to go back to the ones that fed her yesterday. We, in turn, receive Jenna, who brings a bottle just like the one Kathy took with her. Inside is a note with instructions for Jenna. She is to choose any three items from our camp (save personal items and clothing) that she would like to play for in the Reward Challenge, write them down in private and return to Chapera. We can only suspect Kathy is doing the same.

Later, at the same place where Richard "violated" Susan, Jenna and Kathy approach Uncle Jeff first with their lists, followed by the tribes. Uncle Jeff takes the lists and explains that the challenge is a log roll between tribe members of the same gender. First to five people downed wins reward. Jenna has chosen to put up our grill, a bag of rice and the "Hawaiian sling" (the fishing spear). Kathy, on the other hand, chose to put up one of Chapera's blanket, the parachute from their shelter challenge win and their tarp. And we thought Kathy was gonna turn on us! Good choosing!

Shii Ann and Alicia start the show. They do a bit of trash talking to each other...until Alicia missteps and falls in, putting us up one-nil. Rupert and Ethan then square off, boots against sneakers. They both hit the log...but Rupert has more gravity pull so he hits the water first to make it two-nil. The two "ambassadors" - Jenna and Kathy - go next, but Kathy outsmarts herself and goes in first. Lex and Bahstin Rob go next and use strategy a bit more before Lex does a somersault into the drink to tie things up. Jerri and Amber are the last ones in order (since Big Tom sat out). Amber looks confident and makes Jerri spin herself into the drink, putting Chapera up 3-2.

New match-ups are drawn randomly for the second cycle...but Shii Ann and Alicia draw each other again. Both take the time and pick their spots, but Alicia slips again, tying the game for us. Ethan and Rob go next, both with wet and squeaky sneakers. They try a few times to start and stop the log, but it Ethan who finally gets overpowered. Chapera is one win away from taking our grill, rice and sling! It's up to Kathy to keep us in the game. She faces Amber...and Amber starts to roll the log slowly...and Kathy can't keep up. She falls...Chapera wins...and at least we won't have to have much rice tonight.

NIGHT 20: TO CATCH A THIEF

OK, we're bumming. We don't want Jenna to take our stuff. But why fight it? We lost it fair and square (it seems to be what we do best lately). So Up comes the boat, out comes Jenna...and away go our shish kabob grill and the sling used for fishing. However, Jenna (on behalf of Chapera) has decided to TRADE our items for some soap, brushes and TP. Shii Ann tries to talk Jenna out of taking our full bag...and Jenna, nice girl that she is, agrees to take the quarter-full bag instead. And Jenna is right: we are NOT happy!

DAY 21 - IMMUNITY CHALLENGE: HARD TARGET

We're having a little target practice today. First with blowguns, then with spears. The tribe with a shot closest to the center of the target each time gets two arrows for the final round while the other gets one. The final round is one-on-one with the arrows won. The tribe closest to the center of the target gets Immunity. Alicia is sat out for Chapera, the rain starts falling...and the game is on.

The blowgun is an exercise in futility. Jerri is the only one who actually HITS the target, so Mogo Mogo gets two arrows. The spear-tossing is OUR downfall, though. Rupert throws a good toss that can't be beat, even though we DID hit the target once thanks to Ethan that came CLOSE and once with Lex that...well, it didn't. We're tied with three arrows each.

So it's down to the archery tourney. The two playing the part of Sheriff of Nottingham and Robin Hood are Jerri for us and Bahstin Rob for Chapera. Rob gets "rock-crushes-scissors" and elects to go second. Though Jerri HAS experience with the bow and arrow, she misses her first arrow. Rob's bro was a bow hunter, but didn't give Rob enough lessons as HIS arrow goes wide left. Jerri's second attempt...is wide again. Rob's second arrow...hits the VERY edge of the target. Jerri has one more chance...and it goes wide right AGAIN! Chapera wins...and we lose AGAIN!

(Gordo, I'm gonna GET you for this!)

(Gordogram - Well, you still haven't cleaned Chico's car yet, and...come to think of it, I need a pedicure. Where's my pumice and scrubbies?)

TRIBAL COUNCIL: MEN OF HONOR

Needless to say, Jerri feels wholly responsible for the tribe losing again and is scared to death about being voted out. Lex, her only friend, pulls her aside and tells her that ETHAN will be the one to go...and Jerri's relieved! Lex then works on Shii Ann...then talks to Ethan about friendship and the game.

Lex TELLS Ethan that the Africa winner will be voted off tonight...but he feels horrible about it! Ethan says Jerri doesn't deserve to be here much more that he does...and he's upset. He talks to Kathy about it, saying there's no sense of security with Lex around, but Kathy says she can't trust ANYONE in the game. She's not sure WHO to vote for.

The sun goes down and we head for the treehouse again, where Uncle Jeff talks to Jerri about her goof, and she's comfortable with whatever happens. Shii Ann says it could have happened with anyone, and Kathy thinks Jerri is justified with her paranoia. Ethan, the last previous winner left, thinks he's a threat but also and advantage. Lex, however, thinks he probably WOULD vote for a previous winner if he made it that far (and Ethan shakes his head at this).

It is time to vote. Shii Ann starts off, followed by Ethan ("Jerri, I put my life in your hands and you blew it!"), Jerri, Lex ("It's really 'E-Z' (what he wrote, meaning "Ethan Zaun") to win with grace and dignity, but it's harder to LOSE with that same grace and dignity") and, lastly, Kathy.

Uncle Jeff tallies the votes...but it's not even close. By a 4-1 vote, Ethan's torch is snuffed. He says as he leaves, "Have fun, play hard and don't let the bedbugs bite!"

So there WILL be a new million-dollar winner! But...will there be a merge?!