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As the three tribes ended and a more individual game began, one person didn't make it to the merge. Who was voted out?

Are the new-era players finally wising up and not taking the bait and playing the silly, advantage-filled game the producers ...

Ghosts is meeting another CBS hit as the comedy cast features in all-new crossover promos for Survivor. The network unveiled two hilarious TV spots featuring Woodstone spirits Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky), ...

The third episode of "Survivor" Season 47 on Wednesday was centered on tribe dynamics, from spurned contestants with a vote on their name to over-the-top characters getting on everyone's nerves.

Episode 4, titled "Is That Blood in Your Hair," saw members from all three tribes continue to build, and test relationships with their tribemates.

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Host Jeff Probst also confirmed a twist that not everyone ... That Tribal Council will be remembered for a long time. Back home, Survivor 46 winner Kenzie Petty had her baby.

Heading into the fourth episode of “Survivor 47,” the red Lavo tribe had just voted out Aysha Welch, which made all three ...

Robert Voets/CBS 'Survivor 47' contestant Teeny Chirichillo Related: Jeff Probst reacts to Survivor players going on Australian edition of show (exclusive) In effect, it was one big game of chicken.

Unless Sue chewed straight through her tongue, and then smeared the severed tongue all over her hair and knees and ... in on the Lavo tribe puzzle was Jeff Probst, who hilariously dunked on ...