Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
Survivor: Tocantins
CBS today announced the 16 castaways who will compete on SURVIVOR: TOCANTINS — THE BRAZILIAN HIGHLANDS, when the 18th installment of the Emmy Award-winning series premieres Thursday, Feb. 12 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. 
Survivor: Gabon
Survivor: Gabon
Survivor: Gabon
Survivor: Gabon 
Survivor: Gabon 
Ever wonder what happens when a castaway gets voted off Survivor and becomes a member of the Jury? Well, wonder no longer! Life at the Ponderosa is a weekly web-only look at what happens after that long walk away from Tribal Council (Did you know they put a cloak over the eliminated player so spies can't see who was voted out?) and the culture-shock a castaway goes through as he/she adjusts to life with food, showers, and beds. To see this week's episode, click HERE...
Survivor: Gabon
Apple in the Garden of Eden
Original Air Date: 6 November 2008
Rachel – Two Cents Senior Staff Writer
Whenever the castaways on Survivor are 100% sure about something, they are 100% wrong. So when both tribes received tree mail about a combined feast on the beach with no mention of the actual word “merge” and everybody started using the word “merge” freely, I knew there would be no such “merge.” I also knew that the alliances set up so deftly before the feast would last no more than twelve hours. I, unlike those wacky castaways, was 100% right.
And did I mention that, as a group, the castaways found a Hidden Immunity Idol and decided to throw it into the ocean? Yep... you read that right.
Survivor: Gabon
It All Depends on the Pin-Up Girl
Original Air Date: 30 October 2008
Rachel – Two Cents Senior Staff Writer
Going into this episode with a 5 challenge losing streak, Fang needed to pull out all the stops and kick some butt. If not for the Reward or Immunity, for their own sanity. Funny thing is, sometimes when you think you’re at rock bottom, you have even farther to fall.
[photo: CBS.com]
Survivor: Gabon
He’s a Snake, But He’s My Snake
Original Air Date: Oct 23, 2008
Rachel – Two Cents Senior Staff Writer
What would you do for some pastries and coffee? And if you didn’t get it, would you cry? And if you cried and someone made fun of you, would you pop him in the nose? I sure would, but I had to settle for yelling at the TV “Randy, you are a jerk and I hate you!”
[photo: CBS.com]
Survivor: Gabon
This Camp is Cursed
Original Air Date: Oct 16, 2008
Rachel – Two Cents Senior Staff Writer
In a pretty white-bread episode, we were faced with two big elephants in the room: First, an actual elephant in the room, and second, a castaway who wants to go home. Man, I hate that.
[photo: CBS.com]
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