The Final Four players endure two Immunity Challenges and three Tribal Councils before the $1 million winner is chosen by the Jury. The first Immunity Challenge is “Fallen Comrades,” in which the four finalists answer personal questions about their fellow castaways. The second Challenge is one of endurance, as the remaining three contestants hold onto an idol. Later, the Final Tribal Council is convened and the winner is selected.

A stunning event shakes up the remaining castaways mere days before the two tribes merge; a tribal council converges to snuff the chances of yet another contestant.

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Castaways compete for a luxurious spa getaway and tempers flare when one castaway returns with a full belly and a bitter attitude.

The Favorites must contend with an out-of-control Brandon when he reveals his hidden desire to sabotage their camp.

Eyeing a spot in the Final Three, one castaway pulls one of the greatest comebacks in Survivor history, and the final castaways face a bitter jury when pleading their case for the $1 million prize.

A separation in tribes leads to the ultimate sabotage. Also, a schoolyard pick draws a line in the sand at a tough Reward Challenge.

The boys have a 3-2 numbers advantage over the girls, leaving them in danger; the 12th survivor is voted off.

A castaway has their work cut out for them when the decide to care for a sickly snake; a sixth contestant is voted out of the tribe.

One tribe member dupes his fellow castaways with a shocking lie; a castaway is accused of sabotaging the tribe's food supply.

Jerri accuses Kel of eating contraband beef jerky, which he denies. In the “Butch Cassidy” Reward Challenge, the players jump off a cliff into a pool of water, swim to a floating crate and carry it ashore to win blankets. “Tucker'd Out” is the Immunity Challenge. The tribemates eat aboriginal foods (“bush tucker”), such as cow brains, grubs, grasshoppers and mangrove worms. However, Kimmi, a vegetarian, refuses to join in. Later, the second person is voted out of the game.

Twelve men and women strive to live in the wild; a fifth outcast returns to civilization; members battle exhaustion and hunger.

Six men and women strive to live in the wild; the tribe faces torrential rain; an 11th person is voted out of the tribe.

The three remaining contestants vie for the $1 million grand prize.

An argument raises questions about loyalty; the Red Berets show tribe members how to best use the camp's resources.

Sixteen contestants split into all-female and all-male tribes try to persevere through weeks of challenges in a remote part of South America's Amazon jungle to become the final survivor.

Female castaways strip to gain their favourite food items; a castaway struggles over a departed tribe member; a locked box brings tribal changes.

Sixteen contestants arrive on the Pearl Islands to discover that the competition has begun, and they must race to find supplies.

A castaway considers quitting due to harsh conditions; a tribe member ransacks the other camp, taking something valuable; a second person is voted out of one of the tribes.

Twist catches the tribe members off guard; castaways contend with the curse of the Pearl Islands; a castaway makes a monumental decision.

Two vulnerable castaways hatch a plan to turn the tide in their favour; a tribe member suffers from an anxiety attack.

Two of the final four survivors are eliminated at Tribal Councils; the final two take questions from the jury.

The castaways come together one final time to discuss their time as contestants, and the winner is revealed.

The eighteen All-Stars, from previous Survivor seasons, arrive at Panama already divided into three tribes, Chapera, Mogo Mogo and Saboga.

A romance blossoms between castaways; a survivor gets a shock when their prey fights back; castaways butt heads; a third person gets voted off.