After months of jockeying for position, backstabbing and other such endearing maneuvers that make 'Survivor' such a joy to watch, we have a new winner. At 21, Judson "Fabio" Birza is the youngest ever 'Survivor' millionaire and he managed to achieve that honor without an alliance. No small feat. With his "goofy" charm and laid-back surfer dude mannerisms (not too shabby for a boy from ...

['Survivor: Nicaragua', 'What About Me?'] 'Survivor' adage #72: Everyone, EVERYONE looks better out in the bush than they do all tarted up in the studio. More on the reunion in a bit. So 15 weeks in and here we are on the edges of our seats. Will the evil connivers triumph over the mellow dude or sweet swim coach? We're about to find out. ...

The penultimate 'Survivor: Nicaragua' episode was a doozy. Feelings were hurt, alliances dashed, the fire got extinguished (!) and, in the end, there were five remaining competitors. Who went to join Marty et. al at Ponderosa? Read on and find out... WARNING: SPOILER ALERT ...

['Survivor: Nicaragua' - 'This is Going to Hurt'] Outwit. Outplay. Outlast. Nice slogan, but if Chase wins this 21st season of 'Survivor,' they may just have to change it to "DIMWIT Outplayed and Outlasted." That boy has made more egregious errors in judgment than anyone in recent memory yet somehow continues to stumble upwards. In fact, he's such a bumbler that I was impressed he could figure ...

Ah, the 'Survivor' blindside. There's nothing quite like it, especially at this late stage of the game when you really have to love it. Unless, of course, you're the one whose butt was ousted. Find out who was on the receiving end last night and what they have to say about it after the jump. WARNING: SPOILER ALERT! ...

['Survivor: Nicaragua' - 'Not Sure Where I Stand'] I'll get to the recap in a minute, but first, I need to vent. I can't stand that Sash. The guy is (with apologies to the late, great John Hughes) an oily bohunk. He's a shifty, slimy snake oil salesman and even in a game where those kinds of traits serve you well, he makes my skin crawl. There. I feel much better. Now back to our regularly ...

No matter how many episodes of 'Survivor' you watch, the most exciting thing is that you can never predict what's going to happen. Last night's 11th episode in Nicaragua was a perfect example -- nothing went down the way it was supposed to. What happened and who went to join the three jury members at Ponderosa? Read on. While we may have had a week off from the tribal drama to indulge in ...

A few things popped to mind after watching tonight's episode of 'Survivor;' Jeff Probst seems to be finding it harder and harder to stomach people's idiocies (and, really, who can blame him), this season is not doing a whole helluva lot to bolster Nicaraguan tourism and, man, that Brenda may have been bitchy, but she sure is a babe. Ok, some other things came to mind too, things like 'Please ...

Too bad Heidi Klum already claimed the "one moment you're in, the next you're out" catchphrase for 'Project Runway' because it's perfectly suited to 'Survivor' -- especially last night's episode. But we won't divulge any more until after the jump. Read on to see who got sent to the Ponderosa following last night's 10th episode on Nicaragua. WARNING: SPOILER ALERT! ...

['Survivor: Nicaragua' - 'Stuck in the Middle'] "Something has to change" forewarned Holly (in her South Dakotan twang) at the outset of last night's 'Survivor: Nicaragua,' "and, it has to change soon." And, change it did. Big time. Huge, even. Here's how it went down... Following Marty's ouster at last week's Tribal, Brenda and Sash grew even cockier (if that was possible). "Benry, ...