Survivor

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

Amid abysmal living situations at the camps, a hero emerges for one tribe. Another castaway fails miserably over and over while trying to be useful to their tribe.

One survivor sheds blood when they go head to head with...a shark.

A cruel night on the island brings one castaway to tears and making another feel extremely guilty.

A Bundle of bamboo poles proves to be a headache for the castaways

Tension builds for one castaway, culminating in an explosive reaction.

After failing to win the reward challenge, one castaway puts the blame on himself.

Both, Mogo Mogo and Chapera, pick representatives to send to each camp

A recap episode of the first half of Survivor: All-Stars.

After losing three immunity challenges in a row, the morale in the Mogo Mogo tribe is low.

A survivor makes conflicting promises to two castaways in different alliances.

Paranoia plagues an All-Star who witnesses a strategy session among fellow tribe members.

Despite her best efforts to mix things up, Shii Ann realizes that the former Chapera alliance remains strong.

After a fight with a tribe mate, one castaway declares regret for having ever made an alliance with that tribe member. At the Reward Challenge, the castaways are forced to watch their loved ones battle each other in order for them to spend time away from the tribe at an overnight visit.

Although Jenna embraces her role as the tribe's self-appointed cheerleader, the others have fun mocking and mimicking her when she is away from camp.

The final four are Rupert, Jenna L., Amber and Rob M. It seems that Jenna L. and Rupert face an unbreakable alliance.

Live from Madison Square Garden in New York City, Jeff Probst reunites the 18 All-Stars and prepares them for the final tally of the votes

In this live special, "Survivor" television viewers spent six days voting for one of the All-Stars to win $1,000,000 and the results of that vote are announced.