Survivor Spotlight

The tribe has spoken, naming cattle rancher James "J.T." Thomas, Jr. the sole "Survivor."  The 24-year old from Samson, Alabama takes home bragging rights, and a bunch of money.

He called himself the "dragon slayer," because he kept taking out the competition on "Survivor."  But last night, his opponents wrote the next chapter in the tale of Coach.  Watch a 2 minute interview with the man, the myth, the legend.

As a middle school principal, Debbie Beebee is used to dealing with petty squabbles and cliques.  But that experience didn't help her much in the Tribal Council. She was voted off "Survivor" last night.

She thought she was going home last week, so when her fellow "Survivor" tribemates voted her out last night, Sierra wasn't shocked.  She didn't care that she had to leave, as long as she could take Coach and Debbie out with her.

When playing "Survivor" -- you should never feel safe, even, if you think you are.  Tyson believed his "warrior alliance" would pull him through.  But a mutiny behind the scenes sent him packing.

After being shuffled around over the past couple of weeks for basketball, Survivor returned to its regular slot last night.  And that also mean a return of our Survivor Spotlight interviews.  The tribe voted out Sydney Wheeler.