Survivor: Guatemala

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‘Survivor’ Winner Richard Hatch Faces Court Setbacks , by David Bloomberg: Richard Hatch, winner of the first Survivor, has been trying to make headway with the court in the tax evasion case pending against him. What has he asked for? Has he gotten any of it? When is his court date? Read on for all the up-to-date info!

Survivor: Guatemala – Ken’s Final Look , by Ken Kellam III: Now that the dust has settled, what final impression did the final four, as well as the jury, leave? Join Ken as he answers these and other questions.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, the Finale , by Heathyr Fields Ford: Survivor: Guatemala is over, but the Insider clips live on! Find out what we didn’t get to see on the show itself. What did Lydia and Rafe have to say the day after? What did each player talk about when voting? All that and more is right here.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, The Finale, Part Two , by Brian Towers: It’s time for the final episode of the season of Survivor Live, CBS’s Internet interview show with the final two from Survivor: Guatemala, Stephenie Lagrossa and Danni Boatwright. The show is hosted by Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly and Jenna Morasca, the Survivor: Amazon winner.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, The Finale, Part One , by Brian Towers: It’s time for the penultimate episode of Survivor Live, CBS’s Internet interview show with the third- and fourth- place finishers from Survivor: Guatemala, Lydia Morales and Rafe Judkins. The show is hosted by Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly and Jenna Morasca, the Survivor: Amazon winner.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Danni Won , by David Bloomberg: It seems odd, but after Danni won, there has been an outpouring of message board posts screaming that she didn’t really do anything to deserve it. That simply isn’t the case, though. How do we know? Because right here we have the reasons to explain why Danni won.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Rafe Lost , by David Bloomberg: Rafe played the game well, but might he had played it too well? It sounds a little silly, but did Rafe’s positives become negatives when it got to the end? Or was there something more? Why did Rafe lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 14: A Sight for Sore Eyes, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Now that the challenges are done and the votes have been counted, Danni is the champion and sole survivor. How did she use strategy to get to the top? And where does she rank with other Survivor winners?

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Stephenie Lost, by David Bloomberg: It’s difficult to think that Stephenie truly ever had a chance to win Survivor: Guatemala. Maybe there were some things she could have done differently, but in many ways she played the game quite well. She just couldn’t make it that one last step to first place. Why did Stephenie lose?

“I Played the Game the Way It Was Designed to Be Played”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Stephenie , by David Bloomberg: Stephenie had the rare opportunity to play Survivor twice – and she made the best of it by getting to the final two. What does she have to say about the way she played the game? Does she have any regrets? Stephenie talks about all this and more in this interview with RealityNewsOnline.

“The Final Four Is Ultimately Where I Was Destined to Stay”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Lydia, by David Bloomberg: Lydia was perhaps the most well-liked contestant this season, both by fans and by her fellow Survivors. Does she think she could have turned that into a win somehow, or did she go as far as she could? How did she make it that far? And why did her fellow players look up to her? Lydia answers these and many other questions in this interview with RealityNewsOnline.

“I’m Nice But I’m Not Stupid”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Rafe, by David Bloomberg: Rafe appeared to give up a sure seat in the final two and a possible win when he released Danni from her promise. But are things really that simple. Was there more to Rafe’s plan? And would Danni have voted him out anyway? Rafe discusses this and answers many other questions you want to know about, so read on!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Lydia Lost , by David Bloomberg: Lydia was almost the first person voted out of her tribe. Instead, she made it to the merge and then to the final four. How did she make it so far? And why couldn’t she get those couple steps further to win it all? Why did Lydia lose?

Surviving the Early Show: Danni Gets Her Check, Stephenie Feels Like She Still Won , by David Bloomberg: It’s the morning after the finale, so Danni and Stephenie hopped the red-eye flight from L.A. to New York for The Early Show. What new things do they have to say about the game? What are two things Danni will be doing with the money? And why does Stephenie feel like she won?

Surviving the Guatemala Reunion: Morals and Lies, by David Bloomberg: The finale has ended, and all 18 players return for the reunion. The big topics are covered: Rafe’s decision and morals, Judd’s lies, Gary’s NFL days, the targets on Bobby Jon and Stephenie, and more. It seems everybody got in a few words. What did they all have to say?

Surviving Guatemala, the Finale: Million-Dollar Mistake, by David Bloomberg: It’s down to the final four – and by the end of two hours, there will be only one sole Survivor. Who wins it all? Who makes a dreaded million-dollar mistake? And what is that mistake? Read on to find out everything!

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 13: Curses!, by Mike DeGeorge: There are five left, and it's time to give away a car. What does everyone think of Cindy's decision? What was the reasoning behind Rafe and Steph targeting Cindy? And who did Mike correctly predict in Week Four to be a strategic genius? Find out inside!

Survivor: Guatemala – Who Will Go and Who Will Win in the Finale?, by Wesley Rice: It’s Wesley’s last chance to make a correct prediction as to who will be the next eliminated Survivor – or, more accurately, who will be the winner. Will it be Danni, Lydia, Stephenie, or Rafe? And how can Wesley make his last article about this crazy season even crazier?

Survivor: Guatemala MVP, Episode 13: Drive My Car, by Betsy Wasser: Cindy gave up the chance to give the other players cars. Did that cause her to give up a million bucks? It’s hard to say, but it definitely kept her from winning this week’s Most Valuable Player award.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 13, by Brian Towers: It’s time for the next episode of Survivor Live, CBS’s Internet interview show with the most recently booted contestant from Survivor: Guatemala, Cindy Hall. The show is hosted by Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly and Jenna Morasca, the Survivor: Amazon winner.

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Final Four , by Jeffrey Clinard: This is it! Each Survivor should be thinking about which person they want to go against in the finals, and which one is the biggest threat to both winning challenges – and the jury vote. Who should be voted out next? Who should everybody want to stand against in front of the jury? Jeffrey has the answers.

Jeff Probst Stays with ‘Survivor’ , by David Bloomberg: In October, word got out that Jeff Probst might not be the host of Survivor for much longer. Was it an attempt to negotiate more money? A yearning for something different? The end of civilization? Whatever it was, it’s over – Probst is sticking around!

“I'm Just Not Good at Kissing Butt”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Cindy, by David Bloomberg: Cindy made it to the final five and left with a nice new car, but does she think that car cost her the game? Could she have won if she kissed butt better? And what did she think of the overall experience? Cindy answers all these questions and more in her interview with RealityNewsOnline.

Surviving the Jury on Survivor , by Betsy Wasser: Two of our final four will soon face a jury of contestants they’ve voted out. After so many seasons of Survivor, it’s become clear that there are certain types of questions that commonly come up from juries. What might Guatemala players expect, and how can they come out on top?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 13: A Curse of a Different Color , by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Cindy was felled by a curse, but it wasn't necessarily the curse of the car! Join Professor Sadow as he details where Cindy went wrong, as well as breaks down the chances of all the final four. Who is in the best position? Here's a hint - it's not Lydia.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Cindy Lost, by David Bloomberg: Cindy had the opportunity to buy her way out of the position she was in, but decided against it. Did she make the right call? Would things have turned out differently if she’d shared the wealth? Why did Cindy lose?

Who’ll Win the Survivor Guatemillion Sweepstakes, and Other Vexing Questions, by Ken Kellam III: The cast has been whittled down to the final four, but do they all have the same 1 in 4 shot of winning? Join Ken as he looks at the odds and offers his usual observations.

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 13: Rafe’s Angels , by David Bloomberg: It’s down to the final five – Rafe is the last man standing, and he’s surrounded by his “angels.” But will any of the angels turn into double-crossing devils? Come on, this is Survivor, of course they will!

Survivor: Guatemala - Who Will Go in Episode 13?, by Wesley Rice: There are only five Survivors left, and one has to go this week. Unfortunately, this game has been anything but predictable, making Wesley's job infinitely more difficult. But, as always, he brings the spoiler-free predictions!

Survivor: Guatemala - Surprise!, by Ken Kellam III: It was an episode full of surprises, for players and viewers alike. Join Ken as he looks at the various surprises, and offers his usual observations.

Hall of Fame Moment: Danni Turns ‘Survivor: Guatemala’ Around , by David Bloomberg: Danni was almost certainly going home immediately after Gary had. But then she had an opportunity to turn the game around. She took it, used it, and then went even further by planning for the future. She turned her horrible position into one of strength, a feat which must be recognized by a Reality TV Hall of Fame Moment.

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Remaining Five , by Jeffrey Clinard: Danni bought an immunity challenge advantage at auction, and used it properly, winning immunity. However, she also managed to break apart the Nakúm alliance in the process. Votes are up for grabs, and every Survivor should be looking at the endgame. Jeffrey has the advice.

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 12 MVP: Sold!, by Betsy Wasser: Sometimes, it’s hard to choose an MVP, but this week, one player had an absolute slam dunk. Who played a near perfect game this week? Read on.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 12, by Brian Towers: Is Judd still mad about his outser? Is he still angry in general? Does he still wish his teammates were bitten by crocodiles? Judd joins Jenna Morasca and Dalton Ross to answer the burning questions everyone has been asking! Brian has all the details, inside!

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 12: Blindsided, Man , by Mike DeGeorge: Judd didn't take his exit very well at Tribal Council, and that attitude certainly continued through to his exit interview! Plus, lots more from Danni and Judd, as well as an inside look at how the loved ones enjoyed their night at camp! Mike has the details, since the videos actually WORK this week!

“Stephenie Betrayed Me”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Judd , by David Bloomberg: Judd left Survivor on a rather sour note. Does he regret what he said or does he still stand by it? How does he reconcile the fact that he advocated playing Survivor as a game but was upset when others did it to him? These and other questions are answered in RealityNewsOnline’s interview with Judd.

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 12: Rollercoaster, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! After last week's shakeup, things were bound to calm down a little, right? Wrong! Professor Sadow takes a motion sickness pill and describes the results of what he calls one of the greatest follies in Survivor history. It's all a click away!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Judd Lost , by David Bloomberg: Judd claimed he never lied – which was itself a lie. But was he really as bad as everybody seemed to think? And is being a liar on Survivor enough of a reason to vote somebody off? Of course not! If it were, we wouldn’t need to further examine the situation to determine why Judd lost.

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 12: Scumbags!, by David Bloomberg: Judd, Stephenie, Rafe, and Cindy have a solid final four alliance. The previews have been trying to convince us otherwise, but we know they’re good, right? Nobody would ever turn on an ally in Survivor! So why is somebody throwing around the word, “scumbags”? And what is the special surprise at a Survivor auction? Read on to find out everything!

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 11 MVP: Pants on Fire , by Betsy Wasser: This week, both Gary and Judd were called out as liars. Lydia and Stephenie clashed over who is eating the most. And somewhere in all of this, an MVP emerged.

Survivor: Guatemala - Who Will Go in Episode 12?, by Wesley Rice: There seem to be a couple of obvious choices to go this week. But Wesley is not sure that it's as cut and dried as it seems. And more importantly, what does his daughter have to say?

A Not-Quite "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 11: The Great Myth, by Heathyr Fields Ford: Join me, Heathyr, the sweet, innocent guest recapper for a tour through the mythical world of CBS’s Insider Clips for Thanksgiving Survivor. Mythical, you say, what is this mythical of which the adorable and sweet girl speaks? Well, dear readers, mythical as in - CBS lied! Lied, I tell you, lied! There are no Insider clips for this week, there are only headlines and advertisements of bears wiping themselves in the woods!

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Remaining Six, by Jeffrey Clinard: The classic pecking order challenge left Rafe and Cindy as the last two standing, and they shared a nice reward together. However, the others had to deal with the aftermath, such as Lydia’s assertion that Stephenie has eaten more than the others. Can the Survivors use that to improve their own chance of winning? Jeffrey has the advice.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 11, by Brian Towers: It’s time for the next episode of Survivor Live, CBS’s Internet interview show with the most recently booted contestant(s) from Survivor: Guatemala. We’re a little delayed this week, with CBS holding back the show until Monday afternoon. The show is hosted by Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly and Jenna Morasca, the Survivor: Amazon winner.

Survivor: Guatemala – It’s Not What You’re Eating, It’s What’s Eating You, by Ken Kellam III: Now that one holiday known for food is behind us, and a whole holiday season of culinary delights awaits us, it’s time to ask the question: What’s eating the Survivors? Join Ken as he looks for the answers to these and other questions.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Gary Lost, by David Bloomberg: Gary Hogeboom, former NFL quarterback, knew how to avoid the blitz and move the ball forward. Even when put into difficult positions, he managed to keep the tacklers at bay – for a while. Eventually, though, he couldn’t do it anymore and was sacked. Why did Gary lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 11: Shake It Up, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! There was a huge shakeup this week in Guatemala, and there were some very obvious beneficiaries. Some now have an easy path to the finals. Some are pretty much dead in the water. But will Gary's big revelation hurt Judd? Professor Sadow has all the details!

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 11: "This Is a Lie. 'Hey, Guys, the Idol Is on the Ground!' That's a Lie!" , by Mike DeGeorge: Gary has been deftly dodging potential tacklers at Tribal Council with the skill of, well, an NFL Quarterback. With Judd being his normal charming self combined with his lie about the mini-immunity idol, Stephenie starting to throw her weight around at camp, and Lydia feeling and acting like an outcast, can his streak continue? Find out inside!

Survivor: Guatemala – Who Will Go in Episode 11?, by Wesley Rice: It’s the final seven! Time for the alliances to switch, for Pagongings to turn into Rotuings, and for masters of the game to feel the heat of the tribal upheaval scorching their backsides as they get ceremoniously booted to the jury... Or it could be same old, same old. Let’s consider the gamut of possibilities as we try to decipher “Who will go in Episode Eleven?”

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Remaining Seven, by Jeffrey Clinard: The reward challenge separated the Survivors, which provided the opportunity needed to alter the power structure. However, it now takes four people to control the vote, and everybody has a shot at being one of them. What should each player be doing in order to advance? Jeffrey has the advice.

Survivor: Guatemala Episode 10 MVP: Blindsided!, by Betsy Wasser: As he got his torch snuffed this week, Jamie turned to the remaining Survivors and declared, “Blindsided! That’s how you vote somebody out!” This week’s Most Valuable Player certainly knows how to vote somebody out. Who is it? Read on.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 10: He Knew It, by Mike DeGeorge: Jamie knew he was going. He knew it all along. His name was mud. Yep, he was sure of it. Except that he was confident Gary was going. If you didn't have the stomach to sit through the fifteen minutes of Jamie rambling, Mike has taken the bullet for you and recapped them, as well as the normal voting booth videos and Stephenie talking about getting naked!

Survivor: Guatemala – Survivor Live Recap, Episode 10, by Brian Towers: After being voted out last week, Jamie appeared on Survivor Live, CBS’s internet show. What did he have to say about his alternate plans? What about his feelings toward Bobby Jon? And why does host Dalton feel the need to reinterpret callers’ questions?

“I Am Too Competitive for My Own Good”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Jamie , by David Bloomberg: Jamie showed himself to be ultra-competitive, but also rather paranoid. Or was he? Does Jamie think he was warranted in his suspicions? Did his intensity hurt or help him? Why was he so happy to be blindsided? And what didn’t we see that he wishes we would have? Jamie talks about all of this in his interview with RealityNewsOnline.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Jamie Lost , by David Bloomberg: Jamie was set. He had a strong alliance of six, and the possibility of it taking him even farther in the game. But he also had some problems of his own creation. How did all of this play into the vote against Jamie? And how does a song lyric from Buffalo Springfield fit in to the explanation of why Jamie lost?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 10: Winners and Losers, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Sending Jamie home before the six complicates the game immensely. There are some clear winners and losers in the aftermath of the vote. Who is the biggest loser? Who is the biggest winner? How can Rafe take control of the game as a result? Professor Sadow brings the details.

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 10: “That’s How You Vote Somebody Out!”, by David Bloomberg: Gary and Danni remain the obvious targets, but will all that change when a reward splits up the tribe? Or are they simply doomed to be Pagonged? And exactly how do you vote somebody out? Read on for all the details!

Survivor: Guatemala - Who Will Go in Episode 10?, by Wesley Rice: Wesley’s track record (not to mention his daughter’s) might not be as good as Gary’s was when he played in the NFL. (Have you heard about that?) But he’s still going to try and predict who will be the next Survivor to head home. Find out who his spoiler-free picks of the week are inside.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 9: Pulling Out the Idol , by Mike DeGeorge: Gary was able to whip out his idol when it counted, but in doing so screwed his friend. Join Mike as we watch Gary actually find the idol, and hear what Bobby Jon had to say about it all. Plus, what does Judd really think of Jamie?

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 9: American Idol, by Betsy Wasser: This week, Betsy had no trouble choosing an MVP whatsoever. One player had all the right moves and really stood out. Who was it?

Survivor: Guatemala - Advice for the Remaining 8, by Jeffrey Clinard: Gary found and used hidden immunity, saving himself, but not breaking up a power structure in the process. However, the Nakúm alliance has to break eventually, and it’s getting closet to the point where the Survivors will have to take new sides. What should they be doing? Jeffrey has the advice.

Survivor: Guatemala – Who’s Movin’ On and Who’s Movin’ Out?, by Ken Kellam III: Why does this week’s episode find Ken in a “Billy Joel State of Mind?” Find out as he takes a somewhat musical look at the latest installment.

“I Was Grateful for the Opportunity”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Bobby Jon, by David Bloomberg: Fresh off his second time on Survivor, Bobby Jon talked to RealityNewsOnline’s editor about what changed and what stayed the same this time around. How did the other players treat him? How did his strategy differ? Read on to find out these answers and many others.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 9 , by Brian Towers: Dalton Ross and Survivor: Africa winner Ethan Zohn welcome the latest castoff from Survivor: Guatemala, Bobby Jon Drinkard, to Survivor Live. Join Brian as Bobby Jon talks about his fight with Jamie, his relationship with Stephenie, and some of his favorite moments.

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 9: Lies, Lies, Lies , by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! The Thickneck Twins (featuring Stephenie Nicks) have been telling many sweet little lies! Are the lies beneficial in the slightest, or will they end up in a whole lotta trouble? Professor Sadow has the breakdown!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Bobby Jon Lost , by David Bloomberg: Bobby Jon came into Survivor: Guatemala with an advantage and a disadvantage: He had played the game before, and he had played the game before. Did this affect the outcome for him? Did it help him stick around or, more importantly, cause the others to show him the door? Why did Bobby Jon lose?

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 9: “We’re All Going to Be Liars”, by David Bloomberg: The alliance of six stood firm last week, but can they continue? The lies fly, and things are further muddied by misunderstandings and extreme paranoia. Who thinks Gary is out to get them, and why? Does anybody find the hidden idol after a clue is given to one person? And who is the first member of the jury?

Survivor: Guatemala Episode 8 MVP: Feast or Fight, by Betsy Wasser: The two tribes merged this week, but it was obvious that it was a merge in name only, especially when the castaways were given the choice between a feast and a fight – for immunity. The decision the players made helped determine this week’s MVP.

Survivor: Guatemala - Who Will Go in Episode 9? , by Wesley Rice: With Brandon’s ouster last week, we’ve finally reached the jury phase of the game. Will the demolition of the former Yaxhans continue, or will the Nakum alliance finally have enough of Jamie’s trash-talking? Will Bobby Jon get kicked off next, or will the All-Stars Chaos Theory continue to string him along for another three days? Find out with me, spoiler-free, as we consider who will go in episode nine.

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Remaining 9, by Jeffrey Clinard: The merged tribe was faced with a couple of game twists, including a quest for a hidden immunity idol, and Jeff Probst giving the Survivors a choice to “Eat or Compete” for individual immunity. How can the players use these things to their advantage in order to progress in the game? Jeffrey has the answers and the advice.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 8: Majority Rules, by Mike DeGeorge: Brandon was voted out this week, so it's no surprise that he's featured prominently in the insider clips. What might be a surprise is what he has to say about how he played the game, and what he really thinks about Jamie and Stephenie. Plus, tribal council votes, endless replays from the episode, and some mid-season ranting from Mike. It's all a click away!

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 8: Questions Regarding the Merge, by Ken Kellam III: The question of who at least makes jury duty has been answered, but Ken has a lot more that haven’t. Read on as he tries to sort it all out.

“None of Them Were Going to Budge”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Brandon , by David Bloomberg: Brandon came into the game with the idea of creating alliances and sticking to them, but some things were more difficult than he expected. Find out what they were – and get answers to other questions – in his interview with RealityNewsOnline.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 8, by Brian Towers: Survivor: Palau winner Tom Westman fills in for Jenna this week as they interview the latest bootee, Brandon Bellinger. Why doesn't he care for Stephenie? What about Jamie's taunting him and Bobby Jon before tribal council? And what, oh what will his open letter be about? Find out inside!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Brandon Lost, by David Bloomberg: Brandon went into the merge along with the rest of his tribe in a minority situation. Why was Bobby Jon able to avoid the vote while Brandon was targeted? What could Brandon have done that might have turned the tide? Why did Brandon lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 8: Advantages, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Everyone to survive this week is on the jury. But the jury is only one step toward the goal of Sole Survivor! At this point, strategy for most of the Survivors should be pretty well established, at least if they're thinking intelligently. Join Professor Sadow in his 100th column as he tells Rafe and Lydia how they can make the finals!

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 8: The Axis of Evil , by David Bloomberg: It’s time for the merge! As Yaxha goes in with a six to four disadvantage, does it mean an automatic Pagonging? Or will some votes swing because people don’t want to be part of the “axis of evil”?

Survivor: Guatemala – Who Will Go in Episode 8?, by Wesley Rice: Now that the tribes are merged, the game has changed. Will any of the Survivors consider flipping their alliances? And will secret former football player Gary make it to the end zone with his current strategy? Wesley has his predictions, and as always, they are 100% spoiler free!

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 7 MVPs: Pool Party , by Betsy Wasser: Danni made a real splash with her birthday pool party. While some of the Nakum members were eager to have some chocolate and fun, others were reluctant to socialize with the enemy. Did any of these decisions grant them MVP status?

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Remaining Ten, by Jeffrey Clinard: The new Nakúm tribe’s victory in the immunity challenge means they are merging with a numbers advantage. However, are all of them loyal to their tribe, or should they be? And what moves should the new Yaxhá tribe's members be taking to stay in the game? Jeffrey has advice for all of them.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 7: Wrapped Up , by Mike DeGeorge: Yaxha thought they could put all the pieces together in the immunity challenge, but they couldn't wrap it up like they did in the reward challenge. Watch as Amy is voted out at tribal council, and see what she has to say about it. Plus, actual interesting never-before seen clips! Really!

Bobby Jon and Stephenie: They Need Each Other, by David Bloomberg: As the tribes of Survivor: Guatemala enter the merge phase this week, strategies will likely shift. In Survivor: Palau, Bobby Jon and Stephenie were allies; now the two of them need to see past their current alliances and recognize that they need each other to have a chance at winning.

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 7: The Halloween Costume Party, by Ken Kellam III: Suppose the castaways were having a Halloween party? Join Ken as he serves as costume consultant, and offers his usual observations.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 7, by Brian Towers: Once again, Brian brings us a recap of CBS’ Survivor Live show. This week, Amy tells us why Brian was voted out, why she allied with Rafe, and if she ever figured out Gary’s secret.

“I Will Get Gary Hogeboom At The Finale”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Amy , by David Bloomberg: Before being voted off, Amy told Gary that if she found out he was a pro football player, she’d come after him. Now that she knows, what is she going to do? Look to the title of this article for a hint. Don’t worry, she was only kidding… we think. In addition, how is her ankle? Why didn’t she go along with Brian’s plan to oust Bobby Jon the previous week? Find out these answers and much more in RealityNewsOnline’s interview with Amy.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Amy Lost , by David Bloomberg: Amy toughed out a nasty ankle injury over the course of several weeks, avoiding the votes at Tribal Council each time. But she finally was hit with the bullet she couldn’t dodge, despite her best attempts. How did she get into this position? Why did Amy lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 7: Please Don't Tease, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Just when we see a glimmer of good strategy in Guatemala, it gets snuffed out faster than you can say "Jeff Probst." But with the merge, it's obvious that one group is in a much better position than the others. Can anything be done about it? Just ask Professor Sadow!

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 7: Who Deserves It More?, by David Bloomberg: After an episode involving a pool party, gliding over the jungle, and chocolate, one tribe has to face the question that has haunted Survivor players for over ten seasons: Who deserves to stick around? Does an alliance with somebody mean that person deserves to stay? Does the way they play mean they deserve to stay? And in the of Bobby Jon and Stephenie, does it have anything to do with the fact that they’ve already played the game once before?

Survivor: Guatemala - Who Will Go in Episode 7?, by Wesley Rice: Last week, Wes correctly predicted Margaret’s ouster. Can he continue his winning ways of predicting players’ losing ways? Might Stephenie or Cindy be in any real danger? Let’s find out. And of course, no spoilers!

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 6: Best... Interview... Ever, by Mike DeGeorge: Thanks to Brian, the normally cliched, boring exit interview this week is a lot of fun. It's a must-read for all his fans! But then, there's Margaret. And will there be any new content? Actually, yes, and it helps explain Yaxha's vote!

Survivor: Guatemala - Advice for the Remaining 11 , by Jeffrey Clinard: The double tribal council provided lots of fireworks, though both tribes unanimously voted out Survivors. However, Rafe also won individual immunity, and gave away secret immunity to Gary. Did he make the right choice? Jeffrey has the answers and the advice.

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 6 MVPs: The Good and the Bad , by Betsy Wasser: The Yaxha tribe had an obvious Most Valuable Player award winner this week, but what about Nakum? They won the challenge, but who was their MVP? Betsy mulls over that question right here!

Survivor: Guatemala - Outyell, Outscream, Outbully? , by Ken Kellam III: Does your point become more valid the louder you scream and the more menacing you become? Join Ken as he explores this issue, and offers his usual insights and observations.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 6, by Brian Towers: It's a double helping of Survivor Live as Brian and Margaret both join Dalton and Jenna! What does Margaret really think of Judd? What was Brian's plan at tribal council? Find out all this and more, inside!

“Judd Was Great at Minimizing Anything He Did Wrong”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Margaret , by David Bloomberg: How does Margaret really feel about Judd? What’s the story with Judd’s claim that she told him he had ADD? And what did she think about Survivor overall? Margaret answers these and many other questions in this interview with RealityNewsOnline.

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 6: What To Do with a Problem Like Judd?, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Two tribal councils equal two big questions about Survivor: Guatemala. How is Danni's surprisingly good game play helping to put her in a good position for endgame? And how should his alliance mates handle the now-a-liability Judd?

“There Was a Lot of Strategizing That Didn’t Get Shown”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Brian , by David Bloomberg: Survivor: Guatemala’s’s Brian may have been one of the most strategically-oriented people this season. Find out what was going on behind the scenes that we never knew about – for example, what is the “3-2-1 plan”? And how did Brian boost David’s ego? It’s all here!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Brian Lost , by David Bloomberg: Brian was always thinking about the game – witness the way he helped get Blake thrown out. But his tribemates knew he was always thinking about the game. Did that play any role in his ouster? Why did Brian lose? (Newly revised with previously-unknown information from Brian’s interview!)

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Margaret Lost , by David Bloomberg: Margaret was an essential part of her original tribe in the early days. But by the time the sixth episode rolled around, she was being screamed at in Tribal Council. Why did she get sent home instead of the screamer? Why did Margaret lose?

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 6: “This Would Be the ‘Outwit’ Part”, by David Bloomberg: As you might have guessed from the many previews, there are two Tribal Councils in this sixth episode of Survivor. But there is so much more than that! There are two people screaming incoherently, one person screaming in pain, and one person blabbering on like an idiot. Who are they? Do any of them get outwitted? You know how to find out – read on!

Survivor: Guatemala - Who Will Go in Episode 6?, by Wesley Rice: Last week, Wesley let Steve the Howler Monkey do his predictions for him. That didn’t turn out so well. Can Wesley’s eight-month-old daughter do any better, or can Wesley use his wits and no spoilers to figure it out on his own?

Survivor: Guatemala - Advice for the Remaining 13 , by Jeffrey Clinard: Sometimes desperation moves pay off, such as the way the original Yaxhá members managed to swing enough votes to get Blake eliminated at tribal council. It also means that Survivors who face bad situations may be able to find a way out. Who is vulnerable, and what can they do about it? Jeffrey provides the advice.

Survivor: Guatemala’s Episode 5: Blake’s Early Show Interview and Other Matters , by Ken Kellam III: Just what did Blake have to say for himself after talking himself out of the game? Join Ken as he looks at the castaway’s ouster and Early Show interview, and offers the usual observations and questions.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 5, by Brian Towers: This week, it’s the most anticipated version of Survivor Live all season. Yes, it’s the one where Jenna isn’t there! Who will guest host? And did “Goldenboy” Blake get more out of the experience than a two-week vacation?

“I Thought I Was Safe”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Blake , by David Bloomberg: Blake did a lot of talking during his time on Survivor: Guatemala, but did he ever listen to find out if he was safe? Who did he think was going home last week? What was his plan? And why did he talk so much? Blake addresses all of this and more in his interview with RealityNewsOnline.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 5: Golden?, by Mike DeGeorge: Blake was voted off this week for his total and complete inability to shut up for more than a few seconds. Naturally, we get a lot about that in this week's insider videos, including Brian talking about the Golden Boy nickname and the usual post-boot interviews with Blake. Plus, a riveting never before seen video of Lydia and Margaret fishing! You can't wait, can you? Well, click away!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Blake Lost , by David Bloomberg: Blake thought he was sitting pretty – as pretty as a golden boy should sit. After all, original Nakum had four while original Yaxha had only three. So he had no reason to suspect danger at all. Why, then, did he see a majority of votes come up with his name on them? Why did Blake lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 5: The Arbiter of Style , by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Danni has made a game-changing decision. Causing the game to shift, in Jeff Probst words. But how should this move affect her strategy. And was it the right move in the first place? Professor Sadow brings the details!

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 5: Who’s Smiling Now?, by David Bloomberg: It’s been nothing but tears lately for several members of the old Yaxha/new Nakum tribe when it comes to challenges. Some of them are flat-out refusing to smile, though Lydia is doing her best to make them laugh. So that brings up the question: Who’s smiling now?

Survivor: Guatemala – Who Will Go in Episode 5?, by Wesley Rice: Wesley hasn’t been doing so well in his predictions – it’s even been suggested that a monkey could outdo him. Is it true? Or do we now have enough non-spoiler information to make a good guess? Read on to find out!

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 4 MVPs: The Old Switcheroo , by Betsy Wasser: An early tribal mix-up makes for some interesting strategizing and some all new tribal politics. Two players emerge as the Most Valuable, but one might not like the reasoning.

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Remaining 14, by Jeffrey Clinard: The shuffle has left many of the Survivors scrambling to fit in with their new tribe. With new political positions formed, players need to figure out a game plan. Jeffrey provides it with his advice.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 4: Just Another Pretty Face, by Mike DeGeorge: Another episode, another pretty face "weak" girl voted off. Stop me if you've heard it before. As always, Mike brings you recaps of the CBS.com insider footage, including final words from Brooke and lots of stuff that was already in the episode. Plus, Mike puts his two cents in about the tribal swap!

Survivor: Guatemala’s Episode 4: The Turn of the Judd, by Ken Kellam III: Who checked his/her brain at the door? Who may have fed his/her chances of winning to the ‘gators? Join Ken as he answers this question, and a whole lot more.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 4, by Brian Towers: Brooke Struck is the latest Survivor castaway voted out of Guatemala, and thus the latest on CBS.com's internet talk show, Survivor Live! What does Brooke think of the early tribal switch, Judd's desertion, and Stephenie? You'll find out, inside!

“Judd Wasn’t Somebody That I Would Trust”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Brooke , by David Bloomberg: Brooke may have been targeted because she was supposedly the weakest on her tribe, but did she agree? Who caused their immunity challenge loss? Who had she allied with? What did she do to try to save herself? Find out the answers to these and other questions in RealityNewsOnline’s interview!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Brooke Lost , by David Bloomberg: Brooke was pointed out as one of the weakest links on the new Nakum tribe, and was sent packing. But was it simply because she was a weak link, or was there more at the heart of the matter? Here’s a hint: There was more. So what was it? Why did Brooke lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 4: Useful Idiot , by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Judd is proving himself a useful idiot, at least strategically. What should he have done, and what should the rest of the legacy Nakums have done to keep him on their side? And with Danni on the same tribe as Gary, how can she manipulate him into the final two?

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 4: “Get Outta My Jungle”, by David Bloomberg: It’s Judd’s jungle (well, at least according to him), and he wants people out of it. But which people, in particular? Indeed, which people will he even have to deal with, as we have heard throughout the week that there will be some sort of switch. Want to find out the answers? Read on!

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 3 MVPs: All About Attitude, by Betsy Wasser: With one team dominating and one team struggling, it’s not hard to figure out who the Most Valuable Players are. It’s all about attitude.

Survivor: Guatemala – Who Will Go in Episode 4?, by Wesley Rice: With the promos proclaiming that Survivor will bring us something that has Never. Happened. Before, it’s hard for Wesley to make a prediction on who will go. But using logic (and never spoilers), that’s exactly what he has done for us.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 3: Weakest Link?, by Mike DeGeorge: Yaxha had to go to Tribal Council yet again, and they wanted to vote out their weakest link. They decided that was Brianna - but there seems to be some disagreement. What did everyone have to say in the voting booth? And what did Brianna have to say after her boot? Find out inside!

Survivor: Guatemala: Advice for the Remaining 15, by Jeffrey Clinard: The Nakúm tribe has won five of the six challenges, but success in Survivor isn’t quite as easy as a courtball game. Who seems allied with whom? What should the players be doing to advance themselves? Jeffrey’s advice column has the answers.

Survivor: Guatamela’s Episode 3: Something’s Missing , by Ken Kellam III: As usual, Ken has a few questions and observations, including wondering whatever happened to what used to be a Survivor trademark. Read on as he explains.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 3, by Brian Towers: Brianna Varela, this week’s Survivor: Guatemala bootee, meets up with Jenna and Dalton to talk about her experiences with her tribe and some of the things we didn’t get to see on the show. Who is the Mystery Caller, and what is Brianna’s Open Letter about? Find out inside!

“I Definitely Wasn’t the Weakest”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Brianna , by David Bloomberg: Brianna was voted out of Yaxha for supposedly being the weakest link. But she doesn’t agree with that assessment. What does she have to say about what transpired? And what is her side of the story on Morgan being voted out before her? All of this and much more is here in this interview.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Brianna Lost , by David Bloomberg: Brianna was on the chopping block along with Lydia and Amy – two other weak links. So why did Brianna, who was in a majority alliance on the tribe, end up being the target? Why did Brianna lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 3: The Gas House Gang, by Jeffrey D. Sadow: Alliances are starting to become obvious, especially at Yaxha, where the voting strategy is dividing the "united" tribe. At Nakum, a few Survivors have advantages, but only one can be in the most powerful position. Who is it? Find out inside!

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 3: Déjà Vu All Over Again? , by David Bloomberg: Survivor: Guatemala continues to be one of the most physical seasons ever as contestants have to run and jump around a net court to play a Mayan version of basketball. Who comes out with the win? Who loses and has to “sacrifice” a player? It’s all right here.

Survivor: Guatemala – Who Will Go in Episode 3?, by Wesley Rice: Last week, Judd was the muddy hero. But what will this week bring? Who does Wes think will be voted out in the third Tribal Council? Read on to find out. As always, NO spoilers!

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 2: Shock Me , by Mike DeGeorge: Morgan was voted out of Guatemala, to her complete surprise. What does she have to say to her tribemates? Also, the voting booth confessionals seem to explain WHY her tribemates surprised her. What happened? Find out inside!

Survivor: Guatemala – Advice for the Remaining 16 , by Jeffrey Clinard: Nakum has won three of four challenges and Yaxha had to vote somebody off for the first time. There were strategic moves and ability (or lack thereof) shown in the competitions. What should each Survivor be doing right now? Here is Jeffrey’s advice.

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 2 MVPs: You’ve Got to Want It , by Betsy Wasser: This week’s MVPs are very different people who have one thing in common. They both wanted to do well in the game and went after it the best way they could. Who are these Most Valuable Players? Read on.

Survivor: Guatemala’s Episode 2 – More Questions and More Twists, Obvious and Otherwise , by Ken Kellam III: Ken is back with a backpack load of questions and even answers a few, including where he was during the season premiere and what twist he’d like to see in the game.

Survivor Guatemala: Survivor Live Recap, Episode 2, by Brian Towers: This week's boot, Morgan McDevitt, joins Dalton and Jenna on CBS's internet talk show, Survivor Live. In it she discusses her feelings toward her fellow tribemates, including her (unseen in the episodes) alliance, some of whom are at right. Why did she get the boot? Was she lazy? What does she have to say to her tribe? Find out inside!

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Morgan Lost , by David Bloomberg: What we saw in Episode 2 left us with the impression that Morgan was voted off because she was the laziest person in camp. But was that really the whole story? Or was there a lot more going on behind the scenes? Why did Morgan lose?

“I Didn’t See It Coming”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Morgan , by David Bloomberg: Morgan was the second person voted off of Survivor: Guatemala, with allegations that she didn’t work as hard as others. What does she have to say to such claims? What does she think is the real reason she was sent home? What was her plan to play Survivor and why wasn’t she able to enact it? Morgan talks about these topics and more right here.

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 2: Information Please , by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Information is a valuable asset, not to be treated lightly or squandered. Unfortunately, Danni did both with her information about former NFL-Quarterback Gary. How will it affect her? How should she have handled it? And how will Gary go from here? Professor Sadow has the details!

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 2: “One Big Bag of Nerves”, by David Bloomberg: Blake is still gasping for breath while Margaret is still playing nursemaid. Can Nakum overcome their health problems? Meanwhile, somebody suspects that Gary Hogeboom is, well, Gary Hogeboom. Will this cause him problems? And who is “one big bag of nerves” over their chances to stick around? Read on to find out!

Survivor: Guatemala – Who Will Go in Episode 2? , by Wesley Rice: Time for another set of predictions for Survivor. Who will have their torch snuffed next? Will it be a sicky from Nakum, like Bobby Jon? Or somebody who stuck their neck out on Yaxha? As always, Wes’ prediction is completely fat-free, calorie-free, and spoiler-free!

Survivor: Guatemala - Advice for the Remaining 17 , by Jeffrey Clinard: RNO's own advice columnist, Jeffrey Clinard, is once again back to dispense counsel to all the Survivors! Stephenie has been on the show before, but does Jeffrey think that's necessarily a good thing?

Richard Hatch Pleads Not Guilty, Jeff Probst Calls Him “Delusional”, by David Bloomberg: Richard Hatch, the very first Survivor winner, has answered the charges filed against him with a resounding “Not Guilty.” However, not everybody is so convinced. Survivor host Jeff Probst, for example, has his own opinions of the way things are going. Read on for the latest news.

An "Insider" Look at Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 1: And That's Just the First Episode!, by Mike DeGeorge: Multiple injuries, sicknesses, former players coming back... you'd think we were almost to the end. But it's just the beginning of what looks to be a super season! And most of that is just from Nakum! Join Mike as he once again recaps the Insider footage from CBS.com for all you cublicle dwellers!

Survivor: Guatemala, Episode 1 MVPs: Valuable Tools?, by Betsy Wasser: Jeff Probst called Stephenie and Bobby Jon “valuable tools” for their tribes. Indeed, the MVPs this week served their tribes well. But were Stephenie and Bobby Jon the most valuable?

Survivor: Guatemala – Survivor Live Recap, Episode 1, by Brian Towers: It’s time for a new season of Survivor, and that also means a new season of Survivor Live – The Internet Talk Show. Hosts Dalton and Jenna are back, and so is recapper Brian Towers with all the details.

“We Were Pretty Much Just Trying to Get By”: An Interview with Survivor: Guatemala’s Jim , by David Bloomberg: Jim Lynch was the first person voted off of Survivor: Guatemala. In this interview, he tells RealityNewsOnline about his plans, his injury, whether there was any real game play going on at Nakum, and why he voted for Margaret.

Survivor: Guatemala – Why Jim Lost , by David Bloomberg: The Nakum tribe had big strong men falling right and left. But after it was all said and done, the eldest tribe member took the biggest fall of all – right off the show. Why was Jim targeted among all the walking wounded? Why did Jim lose?

Strategic Overview of Survivor, Episode 1: Standing Infirm , by Jeffrey D. Sadow: SOS! Literally! After an 11-mile hike, Nakum's men are exhausted, cramping, injured by falling tree limbs, and generally dehydrated. They need a nurse! Fortunately, Margaret is there to tend to them. Will it help her in the game? Will the injuries cost the others? And what about the two former Survivors? Professor Sadow is back with another Season of Strategy!

Surviving Guatemala, Episode 1: Take a Hike!, by David Bloomberg: Survivor: Guatemala begins with what may be the most grueling challenge ever – a long hike through the jungle. Speaking of “hike,” will Gary Hogeboom be discovered or keep his identity a secret? What are the two big surprises? How many walking wounded can one nurse attend to? And who takes the long hike at the very end?

Survivor: Guatemala - Who Will Go in Episode 1?, by Wesley Rice: Another Survivor season brings predictions. Unfortunately, before the show starts, there isn't a lot of information on which to base a prediction of who will go home. But Wesley has a system - for a hint, check out the picture at right. As always there are no spoilers here!

RNO Roundtable: ‘Survivor: Guatemala’ Predictions , by Reality News Online Staff: It’s that time of the season – time for RealityNewsOnline’s writers to predict who they think will do well on the new season of Survivor. Does any one person stand out to all three of our predictors? Or are they coming at it from totally different angles? Read on to find out!

What Guatemala Survivors Should Have Learned , by David Bloomberg: Over the course of the past ten seasons of Survivor, it should be obvious that contestants need to learn certain rules to play by. Sure, sometimes the rules are broken and a person still succeeds, but more often they work more or less perfectly, as they did for Brian and Chris. Building on all ten series, here is an newly updated look at what the Guatemala Survivors should have learned if they have been paying attention.

Original ‘Survivor’ Richard Hatch Indicted By Grand Jury , by David Bloomberg: Richard Hatch convinced the first Survivor jury that he deserved a million dollars. Now he is being accused by quite a different jury of not paying taxes on those same million – and of several other crimes as well, including misusing funds intended for the charity he founded. Read on for the latest!

CBS Reveals ‘Survivor: Guatemala’ Players , by David Bloomberg: Survivor: Guatemala premieres September 15, but CBS has already revealed the 16 players. David has the pertinent details so you can find out who they are right now! Also, what do three of the players have in common that might make for some sort of twist in the game?

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