Sobreviviente

16 average Americans board the Mata Hari only to later salvage supplies, jump overboard and be marooned on the small uncharted deserted island of Pulau Tiga in the South China Sea off the Malaysian Coast of Borneo.

Pagong are growing weary of BB's bossy and domineering attitude, and as Greg and Colleen begin to get friendly, the crabby 60-something clashes with Ramoana and Joel.

At Pagong, Greg and Colleen continue to grow closer as the younger tribe members begin to grow more accustom to their island home.

Stacey's departure seems to have brought peace to Tagi, though Susan feels some people still could work harder. Across at Pagong, Ramona feels left out and Greg has developed an odd penchant for pretending to talk on the phone.

At Tagi, everyone begins to get annoyed by Dirk and Sean's inability to contribute anything worthwhile to the tribe, although the duo has been searching for tapioca and fishing.

As Tagi and Pagong prepare to merge into one tribe, both teams are looking to the future, but not all of them will make it there.

Finally, the two tribes are set to merge into one. Jenna and Sean serve as ambassadors for their tribes, meeting at one another's camp to discuss where the new tribe should stay.

Colleen, Jenna, Gervase & Greg return to camp shocked that fellow castmate Gretchen was voted out.

The former Pagong members finally realize that Tagi members Richard, Susan, Kelly, and Rudy have an alliance.

It's a day of luck for Gervase - who, after hearing news of the birth of his baby boy, wins the Reward Challenge, giving him a chance to chat with his girlfriend, Carmella, about the baby, and a big slice of pizza.

As the game of Survivor draws to its conclusion, the remaining six contestants fight it out for a place in the final four.

It's day 34, and the five remaining Survivors are all members of the original Tagi tribe.

We're down to the Final Four - Richard, Kelly, Rudy and Susan, the original Tagi alliance.

In this special reunion of all castaways, Bryant Gumbel poses questions to the castaways about their 39 days on the island.