Survivor

As the sixteen castaways arrived deep in the Amazon jungle, Jeff shocked the castaways when he divided the castaways into a tribe of men, Tambaqui, and a tribe of women, Jaburu.

With the need to strengthen their shelter and assign a leader, the Jaburu tribe woke up miserable. Meanwhile, Tambaqui enjoyed a breakfast of manioc flour and set out on a fishing expedition, only to rain on by a heavy rainstorm.

The women delegate the one person who does not want to be the leader while simultaneously putting off the one who does.

When one tribe goes out on a group expedition, a left behind tribe member crafts a new strategy for survival.

With Joanna gone, Deena felt she had more leadership than before. Meanwhile, Shawna was ready to give up after her alliance voted against her wishes kept her in the game.

At Jaburu, Shawna had a romantic interest in Alex. At the reward challenge, it came down to Christy and Jenna to break a tie. Christy outlasted Jenna, winning reward for Tambaqui.

Certain women use their bodies in an attempt to gain food...and favor.

After returning from Tribal Council, Dave felt vulnerable after his ally Roger was eliminated. Dave attempted to secure his position in the tribe by helping Butch construct a dock.

The castaways received Tree Mail, along with blow guns, spears and bow and arrows. They were instructed to practice for the reward challenge.

The first 27 days in the Amazon are revisited with some never-before-seen footage.

A reward challenge turns into an auction for letters from home and tribe members comfortable in their alliances take it easy.

As trust in one another crumbles, no castaway has a true understanding of where they stand within the tribe.

A fire rages through the camp and destroys everything.

Matthew, Rob, Butch and Jenna are the final four. The guys plan an all-male final three, which backfires when Jenna wins the first immunity.

Live from the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City, Jeff Probst reveals the $1,000,000 of "Survivor: The Amazon."