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  Candice Woodcock thirteenth castaway to exit 'Survivor: Cook Islands'

  December 2, 2006
  Done in by the members of the alliance she had betrayed earlier in the game, Candice Woodcock, a 23-year-old pre-med student from Fayetteville, NC, became the thirteenth castaway voted out of Survivor: Cook Islands during Thursday night's broadcast of the CBS reality show.
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  Nathan Gonzalez the twelfth castaway voted off 'Survivor: Cook Islands'

  November 25, 2006
  Done in by both his own arrogance and an inability to envision the possibility that a castaway who had already betrayed his former tribe could betray his new alliance and rejoin with his former allies, Nathan Gonzalez, a 26-year-old retail salesperson from Los Angeles, CA, became the twelfth castaway voted out of Survivor: Cook Islands during Thursday night's broadcast of the CBS reality show.

• 'Survivor' sends Jenny Guzon-Bae and Rebecca Borman home

  November 19, 2006
  Done in by a special dual booting twist that required the tribe that lost the Immunity Challenge tribe to vote off not one but two members of its tribe, Rebecca Borman, a 34-year-old make-up artist from Laurelton, NY, and Jenny Guzon-Bae, a 36-year-old real estate agent who currently resides in Lake Forest, IL, were voted out of Survivor: Cook Islands during Thursday night's broadcast of the CBS reality show.

• Publshers, media outlets express revulsion over O.J. Simpson book

  November 16, 2006
  A book in which former football star O.J. Simpson describes a hypothetical murder of his ex-wife and a friend is being scorned by publishers.
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  Jessica Smith the eighth castaway voted off 'Survivor: Cook Islands'

  November 3, 2006
  Unable to convince her tribe's dominant alliance to turn on one of their own, Jessica Smith, a 27-year-old performance artist and rollergirl from Chico, CA, was voted off the island in Survivor Cook Islands' seventh episode.

• HBO orders 'Deadwood' creator David Milch's 'John from Cincinnati'

  October 24, 2006
  "Deadwood" creator David Milch and HBO will be looking to mirror the success of their well-received U.S. western series with "John from Cincinnati."

• 'Survivor: Cook Islands' sends Anh-Tuan Bui and Cristina Coria home

  October 20, 2006
  Done in by a surprise twist in which there was no Immunity Challenge and both Survivor: Cook Islands tribes were instead forced to attend Tribal Council, Anh-Tuan "Cao Boi" Bui, a 42-year-old nail salon manager from Christianburg, VA, and Cristina Coria, a 35-year-old police officer from Los Angeles, CA, Ohio, were voted out of the game during last night's broadcast of the CBS reality show.
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  Stephannie Favor the fifth castaway voted off 'Survivor: Cook Islands'

  October 13, 2006
  Deemed to have given up on the game by the rest of her tribemates, Stephannie Favor, a 35-year-old nursing student from Columbia, SC, was voted off the island in Survivor Cook Islands' fifth episode.
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  J.P. Calderon the fourth castaway voted off 'Survivor: Cook Islands'

  October 6, 2006
  "Bamboozled" by a vote result he admitted he never saw coming, J.P. Calderon, a 30-year-old professional volleyball player from Marina Del Rey, CA, was voted off the island in Survivor Cook Islands' fourth episode.
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  'Survivor: Cook Islands' ends racial tribes, votes off Cecilia Mansilla

  September 29, 2006
  Done in by a "numbers game" in which all the members of two of the game's formerly racially divided tribes still voted along old tribal lines despite a surprise merge that redistributed the eighteen remaining castaways in two new mixed race tribes, Cecilia Mansilla a 29-year-old technology risk consultant who currently resides in Oakland, CA, was voted off the island in Survivor Cook Islands' third episode.

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