• 'Survivor All-Stars' contestants record video pitches for $1 million audience prize

  May 10, 2004
  As promised by Survivor host Jeff Probst on the live reunion show, each of the 18 participants in Survivor: All-Stars has recorded a video giving reasons why he or she should be awarded the $1 million prize that goes to the viewers' choice of the survivor who was deemed most worthy of the money. Not surprisingly, the pitches for the money ranged from charitable to desperate.
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  Amber Brkich wins 'Survivor: All-Stars', gets engaged to runner-up Rob Mariano

  May 10, 2004
  The beneficiary of heavy resentment regarding the manner in which her alliance and Final Two partner -- and now fiance -- Rob Mariano played the game, Survivor: The Australian Outback's Amber Brkich emerged as the champion and $1 million winner during last night's Survivor: All-Stars finale on CBS.
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  'Survivor All-Star' Jenna Lewis weds 21-year-old male model

  May 10, 2004
  Jenna Lewis might not be a pop star, but that doesn't mean that she can't marry like one. As reported on Sunday's finale of CBS's Survivor: All-Stars, Jenna Lewis, who finished third in All-Stars, was married last weekend (May 1-2) in Las Vegas. Apparently Jenna, unlike Survivor lovebirds Rob Mariano and Amber Brkich, who became engaged on the finale following a seven-month relationship, and Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca, who have been dating for almost a year, believes in love at first sight.
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  Tom Buchanan becomes the fourteenth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: All-Stars'

  May 7, 2004
  Leaving no doubt that "Big Tom" was a "Big Dope" when it came to Survivor gameplay, Tom Buchanan fell victim to Rob Mariano's "manipulation" (although outsmarting a bowl of rice might have been a bigger challenge for Rob) and became the fourteenth contestant to be voted out of Survior: All-Stars.
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  Alicia Calaway becomes the twelfth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: All-Stars'

  April 23, 2004
  With Shii Ann Huang, the last remaining Mogo Mogo member winning immunity, the Chapera Six finally had to turn on themselves during last evening's Survivor: All-Stars broadcast. And as one of the group's clear outsiders, Alicia Calaway became the first to fall after seemingly ignoring Shii Ann's overtures to organize an "uprising" that in hindsight, might well have kept her in the game.
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  Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien becomes the eleventh contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: All-Stars'

  April 16, 2004
  Continuing the fall-out from the Mogo Mogo tribe's ill-advised decision to keep the Chapera tribe's Amber Brkich over their own Jerri Manthey at the game's last pre-merge Tribal Council, Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien became the eleventh contestant to ousted from the game during last night's Survivor: All-Stars broadcast.
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  Lex van den Berghe becomes the tenth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: All-Stars'

  April 9, 2004
  For a self-described "game player who just enjoys playing the game of Survivor," Lex van den Berghe certainly doesn't seem to play the game particularly well.
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  Jerri Manthey becomes ninth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: All-Stars'

  April 2, 2004
  Proving they can't win a challenge no matter what their tribe is called, Survivor: All-Stars' four remaining Mogo Mogo members, all now part of the Chapera tribe, lost their fourth straight Immunity Challenge competition on last night's CBS broadcast, sending the foursome once again back to Tribal Council and Survivor: The Australian Outback's Jerri Manthey out of the game.

• Jeff Probst admits error involving challenge that led to Richard Hatch's 'Survivor: All-Stars' booting

  March 4, 2004
  One of the first decisions in Survivor: All Stars initial set of traditional two tribe challenges turns out to have been incorrect, according to show host Jeff Probst.

• No longer the "greatest," Rob Cesternino gets booted from 'Survivor: All-Stars'

  February 20, 2004
  Regardless of how else he fares, Richard Hatch can once again breath easy. After his completely unimpressive showing in Survivor: All-Stars, no longer will anyone be daring to claim that Rob Cesternino was the best strategist to ever play the game.. Charged with being both a threat to their future gameplay and a lazy contributor to camp life, Rob C. was unable to survive Chapera's first tribal council and was voted off unanimously by the rest of his tribe.

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