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Now That's an Alliance! | Amber Brkich, Rob Mariano

Now That's an Alliance!

Originally posted 05/13/2004 12:00PM

ROB & AMBERAt last there were no more backs to stab, no more stale rice to choke down, no more fat naked guys to avoid spooning with at night. There was only a long bus ride to the airport in Panama after the last tribal council for Rob and Amber, the two finalists from Survivor: All-Stars. "They were asleep and they were wasted away; I mean there was nothing left of them," says host Jeff Probst, who rode with them. "But they were in each other's arms and they just looked so content. I was watching them thinking, 'This is a couple in love.' "

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Soccer Player Ethan Kicked Off 'Survivor'

Originally posted 03/18/2004 12:00PM

Another smiling face has been dimmed for good on "Survivor: All-Stars," when on Wednesday night's episode of the CBS reality series Ethan Zohn, the last remaining champ from a previous "Survivor" season, got the boot.

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Rudy Booted Off 'Survivor: All-Stars'

Originally posted 02/06/2004 1:48PM

NAVY Seal Rudy Boesch is now the second castaway to be booted off "Survivor: All-Stars," having been given the boot by his quickly dwindling Saboga tribe members on Thursday night's installment of "Survivor: All-Stars."

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Soccer Player Takes the Million

Originally posted 01/11/2002 01:25PM

"Survivor: Africa" contestant Ethan Zohn bests his 15 fellow players in Kenya's Shaba National Reserve and takes home the grand prize on the CBS reality series.

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'Survivor 3' Victor Gives CBS A Boost

Originally posted 01/16/2002 01:00PM

Soccer player Ethan Zohn, 31, is a Nielsen hero. His announcement as the $1 million winner on the finale of Thursday's "Survivor: Africa" on CBS was the most-watched episode in that series and helped lift the network to a ratings victory. The windup of the reality show, the third edition in the successful "Survivor" series, drew an average audience of 27.3 million sets of eyeballs, though those numbers pale when compared to those of its predecessors. The conclusion of the original "Survivor" drew 51.7 million viewers in August 2000, while 36.4 million tuned into the "Survivor 2" finale last May. CBS also was helped by the strong appeal of "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "60 Minutes." The newsmagazine, pulling its highest rating in nearly two years, included reports on Colombia's coca crop and the President Clinton's release of frozen Cuban assets. For the week of Jan. 7-13, the Top 10 shows (with some adjustments for ties) are as follows:

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