Survivor 47 said goodbye to Gabe Ortis (as a player) during the latest episode. He was eliminated by a 7-2 vote at the Tribal Council. As host Jeff Probst was snuffing Gabe’s torch, the outgoing castaways made a statement that fans have been debating about on social media. “I’ll be back,” Gabe told Jeff right
Survivor 47 is winding down and only eight players remain in the competition after Gabe Ortis got voted out. Andy Rueda, Caroline Vidmar, Kyle Ostwald, Rachel LaMont, Sam Phalen, Sue Smey, and Teeny Chirichillo made the final eight. Within the final group are three players from Gata, three from Tuku, and two from Lavo. It’s a pretty even
Survivor fans saw the return of Sol Yi and Sierra Wright during the latest episode. They arrived at Tribal Council looking good. Sol and Sierra were the first two members of the Survivor 47 jury. Neither one expected to be voted out so early, but one-sided votes sent them to Ponderosa. Neither castaway looked pleased
The Survivor 47 season finale will usher in a new format, including bonus content for CBS viewers. As reported by Monsters and Critics, CBS will air two-hour episodes on December 11 and December 18 to wrap up the season. Recent Survivor seasons have concluded with three-hour finales, where the first two hours cover gameplay and
Survivor paid tribute to Barb at the end of the latest episode, using a title card to recognize one of the biggest Survivor fans. The 10th episode of Survivor 47 was dramatic, ending with Gabe Ortis getting voted out. Gabe became the third member of the jury. As the episode faded to black, a unique
A new Survivor 47 episode had the final nine castaways battling it out. Sol Yi was voted out on the previous episode, making him the latest jury member. Sol praised Genevieve Mushaluk during his exit interviews, calling her one of the greatest Survivor players ever. Genevieve shifted the votes to Sol, taking a shot at
It’s official. The Survivor 47 season finale date arrives a week later. This also confirms that fans get a bonus episode this December. As previously reported by Monsters and Critics, online chatter hinted that the Survivor 47 season finale would be split into two parts. That chatter turned out to be correct, as CBS has
Survivor 47, Episode 9, featured a moment where two castaways wanted host Jeff Probst to intervene during a challenge. The final 10 castaways were split into pairs and forced to compete in an obstacle course as partners. The two teams that made it to the end (final four players) then competed for Immunity. Part of
It’s time to start getting excited about Survivor 48. Even though the new season doesn’t arrive until the new year, CBS has already set the stage. We still have to work our way through the current season and learn the name of the Survivor 47 winner. CBS may even have a surprise in store. Online
The Survivor 47 season finale might differ from previous installments as recent online chatter points toward a two-night event. Survivor fans have grown accustomed to three-hour finale nights. The first two hours have been used to wrap up the season, with the third hour serving as a reunion or party. CBS may have a surprise