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"Survivor," complete
Barfing! Backbiting! Richard's big white ass! An episode-by-episode guide to the Darwinian high jinks of CBS's island castaways -- right up to the surprising conclusion.

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By Joyce Millman, Jeff Stark and Bill Wyman

Jun. 28, 2000 |

Episode 13: The "Survivor" finale "You voting for the rat or the snake?"

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Episode 12: "We're not evil, we just play bad people on TV!"

Episode 11: With friends like these, who needs enemies?

Episode 10: A long time ago, on an island far, far away...

Episode 9: Richard gets naked again

Episode 8: "Pagong" -- Malaysian for "dead meat"

Episode 7: A shocking expulsion

Episode 6: Richard's big white ass

Episode 5: What people will eat for money

Episode 4: Vomiting Ramona on the hot seat!

Episode 3: Rats! Yum!

Episode 2: Bye-bye B.B.

Episode 1: Meet the survivors

Next page | Episode 1: Two teams, 16 castaways
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