Amanda Lee Kimmel (born August 3, 1984) is an actress, model and former beauty queen who has competed in the Miss USA and Miss Earth pageants. Kimmel gained international notoriety as a runner-up contestant on both Survivor: China and Survivor: Micronesia. She also competed on Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains. Kimmel broke several Survivor records during her three seasons competing on the show.

Pageantry[link]

Kimmel won the Miss Montana USA 2005 title in late 2004 after placing first runner-up in both the 2003 and 2004 pageants. She competed at the Miss USA 2005 pageant held in Baltimore, Maryland in April 2005, but failed to place. The pageant was won by Chelsea Cooley of North Carolina.

After passing on her Montana crown to Jill McLain in late August 2005, Kimmel traveled to Quezon City, Philippines to participate in the Miss Earth 2005 pageant. Kimmel was selected to represent the United States in this pageant from a group of applicants, and did not compete in a live competition for the title. She made the top eight in this international pageant, the highest placement ever by a delegate of the United States in the pageant's five-year history.

In early August 2006, Kimmel crowned fellow former Miss USA competitor Amanda Pennekamp as Miss Earth USA, in the second live pageant held in the United States to choose a delegate for the Miss Earth competition. Pennekamp, Miss South Carolina USA 2004, had placed first runner-up in the Miss USA 2004 pageant.

Kimmel has also competed in the Miss World Kite competition held in China, an honor offered to winners of the Miss Montana USA pageant.

Acting[link]

In 2008, Kimmel began her acting career, appearing in the film Into the Blue 2, starring alongside fellow Survivor teammate Parvati Shallow. In 2010, she appeared in an ad campaign for Scope mouthwash alongside Ryan Seacrest.^{[citation needed]} Later that year, she starred alongside Lou Taylor Pucci in the punk-rock film "All Together Now".

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China[link]

Kimmel competed on the reality television show Survivor: China, becoming one of several Miss USA delegates to compete on Survivor (Danni Boatwright, Kim Mullen, and Janu Tornell being the others). The final episode of the season, broadcast on December 16, 2007, revealed that Kimmel finished third, behind winner Todd Herzog and second-place finisher Courtney Yates, garnering only one jury vote from 6th place finisher Erik Huffmann.

Micronesia[link]

Kimmel also appeared on Survivor: Micronesia, the sixteenth season of Survivor, which began airing on February 7, 2008. She was one of ten returning favorites on the Malakal tribe.^[1] Survivor host Jeff Probst commented on Kimmel, "Amanda knows how to play Survivor. She knows how to build an alliance, how long to keep it, when to get rid of it. She's very good at looking at odds, she's very good at assessing if [she's] better off against this person, or with this person. [...]"^[2] Kimmel found the Hidden Immunity Idol (the first female to find one) after Jason Siska was voted out in possession of one, and she played it during Episode 12, thus negating four votes against her and ensuring the elimination of fan Alexis Jones. She ended the series in second place, losing to Parvati Shallow in a 5-3 vote.

During the season Kimmel began a relationship with Ozzy Lusth, formerly from Survivor: Cook Islands. As of the reunion show, they were still dating, but they subsequently separated.^[3] During her time on Micronesia she set the record for the most days on Survivor (78 days, which was later surpassed), and the first player to make the final tribal council twice (which she lost both times).^[4]

Heroes vs. Villains[link]

Kimmel returned for Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains as one of the Heroes. This was Kimmel's third season competing on Survivor. Kimmel was an early target in the game, receiving four votes between the first two tribal councils. Kimmel eventually made it to the merge, and on day 30, became the twelfth person voted out and the fourth member of the jury, finishing in 9th place. During the airing of this season, it was announced by Jeff Probst that Kimmel was the first contestant to spend a cumulative 100 days competing on Survivor. Upon getting voted out, Kimmel had spent a cumulative 108 days on the show.

References[link]

External links[link]

• Amanda Kimmel biography for Survivor: China at CBS.com
• Amanda Kimmel biography for Survivor: Micronesia at CBS.com

Parvati Shallow (born September 21, 1982 in Vero Beach, Florida) was the $1,000,000 winner of the reality television series Survivor: Micronesia after receiving votes from Eliza Orlins, Jason Siska, Alexis Jones, Natalie Bolton, and Cirie Fields. She had previously competed in Survivor: Cook Islands where she placed sixth,^[1] and later was the runner-up in Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains. As of July 5, 2011, Parvati stars in CBS's Around the World For Free.^[2]

Biography[link]

Shallow grew up the eldest of three siblings on a commune in Vero Beach, Florida. She and her family moved to Atlanta when she was 11 years old. Shallow put herself through college, attending the University of Georgia where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism with minors in French and Italian. While in college, she was an active member of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.

Shallow began competing in boxing in 2004. She and some fellow boxers created a non-profit organization titled "Knockouts for Girls", a charity that provides scholarships and boxing lessons for underprivileged girls. She completed the Nautica Malibu Sprint Triathlon and is scheduled to compete in the Wildflower Olympic Distance Triathlon at Lake San Antonio, CA^[3]

In 2009, Shallow and fellow Survivor contestant Amanda Kimmel appeared in the movie Into the Blue 2 (as Herself). In 2010, Shallow was the host on a CBS Survivor preview segment for the 21st season, Survivor: Nicaragua.

Shallow is the new host of the webseries Around the World For Free, which began airing on July 5, 2011.^[4]

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Shallow originally auditioned for The Amazing Race along with her friend. They did not make the final cut. CBS producers, however, remembered her from her auditions and then approached her to take part in Survivor, which she accepted.[1]

Cook Islands[link]

Shallow originally appeared as part of the Rarotonga tribe, which represented Caucasians, along with Adam Gentry, Jonathan Penner, Jessica "Flica" Smith, and Candice Woodcock. Her tribe did not face any danger for the first six days as they had immunity. At the end of the second immunity challenge, Billy Garcia of the Aitu tribe told Shallow and Woodcock that he was next to go. Woodcock replied, "We love you" and Garcia belived Woodcock and he fell in love. Shallow was particularly allied with Gentry and Woodcock, who were romantically involved. When the four tribes were merged into two, Shallow and Gentry remained in Rarotonga while their other tribemates were sent to Aitutaki. Despite being stronger in number, the new Rarotonga continually lost in challenges. Shallow pressed for the eliminate of J.P Calderon, whom she thought as arrogant and he became the fourth person voted out, despite his physical strength. Shallow survived her tribe's next three Tribal Councils as John Paul "J.P." Calderon, Stephannie Favor, and Cristina Coria were voted off. When the contestants were down to 12, a 'Mutiny' twist was presented where anybody could change tribe affiliations, and for the first time it was accepted. Shallow's former tribemates Penner and Woodcock decided to jump back to Rarotonga, thus having all remaining Caucasian contestants on the same tribe. Rarotonga lost the next two Immunity challenges and Shallow remained loyal to her "White Alliance" by eliminating Brad Virata, Rebecca Borman, and Jenny Guzon-Bae. At the merge, despite coming with a 5–4 member advantage over Aitutaki, Shallow found herself at the minority as Penner betrayed his former tribemates and joined the Aitu 4 in voting out Nathan "Nate" Gonzales. Shallow was angry with Penner and even cut her thumb with a machete a day following Penner's betrayal while cutting a cocunt, saying she was imagining the coconut was Penner's head. After alliance member Candice was eliminated, Shallow and Gentry found themselves fighting for survival. Despite being on the outs, Shallow was able to retain her strength and won two reward challenges, one being the loved one challenge. This worried the Aitu 4, who were dissatisfied with how Gentry and Shallow lay around camp sleeping, while they worked and got their food. In an attempt to stay in the game, Gentry and Shallow talked to Yul Kwon about voting out Penner (who betrayed their alliance) first in exchange for their jury votes, a plan which succeeded. On day 36, Shallow was finally voted out in a 4–2 vote when the Aitu 4 saw her craftiness as more of a threat than Gentry's physical strength. As a juror, she cast her vote for runner up Ozzy Lusth. Shallow was noted for being a flirt throughout the season. She flirted with Nate Gonzales to ensure his loyalty, had 'cuddle sessions' with Gentry and sat naked in a hot tub with Kwon and Lusth during a reward challenge.

Micronesia[link]

Shallow returned as a "Favorite" and part of the Malakal tribe. She formed a close bond with James Clement and the two formed an alliance with another couple consisting of Amanda and Ozzy Lusth. After their tribe lost the first Immunity Challenge, they tried swinging Jon Dalton over to their side to gain a majority over the alliance of Yau-Man Chan, Ami Cusack, Eliza Orlins, and Jonathan Penner. However, Dalton was voted out instead as he was deemed as untrustworthy. Shallow then made a pact with Cirie Fields to go all the way to the final three with Kimmel. After losing the 3rd Immunity Challenge, Shallow was targeted by the opposing alliance but her alliance (now with Cirie) succeeded in voting off strategic threat Chan.

At the tribal switch, Shallow and Clement were separated from their alliance as they moved to Airai. However, she remained safe as her tribe won the remaining tribal Immunity Challenges. On day 20, she made a deal with Natalie Bolton to an alliance with Clement and Alexis Jones plus a final four deal with Jones and Kimmel, both of which Bolton accepted.

At the merge, Shallow found herself in a good position as she was allied with six (Jones, Kimmel, Fields, Bolton, Lusth, Clement) of the 9 people left. During the 10th Immunity Challenge, Shallow convinced Jason Siska to step down from the challenge so that she could win Immunity, which worked (under the condition that the tribe would not vote for Siska). However, Shallow's "Couples Alliance" decided to turn back on what they said and vote off Siska. Fields saw this as an opportunity to blindside physical threat Lusth and needed Shallow for it to work, which she agreed to. She recruited her Airai female allies Bolton and Jones to the plan, and Lusth was voted off 5–4. After Lusth was voted off, Shallow found herself in a failed attempt to patch things up with Clement and Kimmel (who kept her distrust to herself). The five remaining women then formed an alliance to vote off the men, starting with Siska. However, when Clement was evacuated and Erik Reichenbach won Immunity, they were forced to vote off one of their own. Kimmel was the intended target, a plan which Shallow did not want to be part of. She then helped Kimmel in her quest to find the Hidden Immunity Idol (which she found buried under the tribal flag) and together, they voted off possible jury threat Alexis.

Shallow made it all the way to the final three with Fields and Kimmel (as promised) However, she was shocked to learn that only two of them would face the jury. She was eliminated first at the Final Immunity Challenge but was chosen to be in the Final Two by Kimmel. At the Final Tribal Council, Shallow convinced the jury to vote for her because of her aggressive game play compared to her previous season. Despite being accused of being a mean person by Eliza Orlins and a backstabber (by Ozzy Lusth), the jury decided to award Shallow the title of Sole Survivor with a vote of 5–3 against Kimmel.

Heroes vs. Villains[link]

Parvati returned to play Survivor for a third time as a part of the villain’s tribe. She quickly accepted an alliance with Russell Hantz and Danielle DiLorenzo. Her tribe won the first two immunity challenges, but they lost the third on Day 8. Parvati was immediately targeted for being a huge social and strategic threat, and also for having a possible alliance with three of the heroes (James, Cirie and Amanda). She was spared, however, to get rid of the weaker link, Randy Bailey.

The Villains then continued their challenge dominance, winning 4 challenges in a row, two being reward and two being immunity. During this, one of Parvati's allies, Russell, found a hidden immunity idol, causing Boston Rob's alliance of Tyson, Courtney, Jerri, Sandra and Coach to target them. On Day 15, both tribes were to be sent to tribal council with one person from each tribe winning immunity. Parvati knew she needed immunity, but failed to get it (Boston Rob won it). The majority alliance would split their votes with Sandra Diaz-Twine, Rob Mariano, and Tyson Apostol voting for Hantz and Jerri Manthey, Benjamin "Coach" Wade, and Courtney Yates voting for Shallow. If one of them played the Hidden Immunity Idol, a revote would occur and the alliance would vote for whoever was left among the two. Russell knew that Rob's alliance would split the voted between him and Parvati, so he tricked Tyson to switch his vote to Parvati. At tribal council, Russell gave his idol to Parvati, negating her four votes and blindsiding Tyson with votes and Russell getting two.

On Day 18, the villains lost immunity, and the Parvati, Russell and Danielle alliance were still struggling to gain control of the game. They finally gained control when they persuaded Jerri to switch sides and vote out Russell's rival, Rob "Boston Rob" Mariano. The Heroes were beginning to think that the villain’s side was being run by an all female alliance, led by Parvati. When the villains lost immunity again do Day 21, they decided to vote Coach out to further confirm the Heroes belief of that. Coach became the first jury member. On Day 22, the villains won a reward challenge where they got to go to outback steakhouse. There, Parvati found a clue to the hidden immunity idol and showed it to Danielle, to get her to trust her more than their other ally, Russell. The next day, Parvati and Danielle both found the idol together. They decided not to tell Russell, to keep him out of the loop for awhile. On Day 24, the villains lost immunity again and James "J.T" Thomas Jr. gave his idol to Russell, in hopes that he would use it to vote out Parvati. Russell, however, showed it to Parvati, along with Danielle and Jerri, and began to laugh about it. They then discussed on whether to get rid of Sandra or Courtney. Parvati wanted to get rid of Sandra, trusting Courtney more, but ended up voting with the rest of the villains to vote Courtney out.

On day 25, the Heroes and Villains merged into Yin Yang and went to the Heroes camp. The heroes were surprised to see Parvati still in the game. Parvati and Russell came up with this story that they both played their idol, negating all votes and that in the revote they voted out Courtney. The new tribe quickly alienated Parvati, making Parvati swear to get revenge on all of the heroes. For the immunity challenge on Day 27, Parvati and Danielle were the last two remaining. Parvati decided to give it to Danielle, because Parvati already had the idol. Before tribal council, Russell gave Parvati his idol, making Parvati the most dangerous player in the game with two idols. Parvati went and then talked to Amanda, to see if she could trust her. Amanda told Parvati to play the idol for herself. Parvati didn't believe her, and at tribal council, she made the biggest move of the game, by playing both idols. One of them went to Sandra and the other to Jerri. All of the hero’s votes against Jerri did not count and JT was sent home in a 5-0 vote.

Russell was furious with Parvati for keeping her idol a secret from him. The heroes began to work on flipping Sandra to their side, to get rid of Russell. After Jerri won immunity, the heroes switched their target to Parvati in case Russell played a hidden immunity idol. However, the villains had already flipped Candice to their side but their plan failed, with Amanda begin sent to the Jury in a 6-3 vote. Parvati won immunity on day 31, and then Candice was voted out in a 5-3 vote. On day 33, Russell won immunity, and decided to turn on his alliance. He tried to pit Parvati and Danielle against each other, but failed. Russell then aligned with the heroes to vote Danielle out, and with a little help from Jerri, Danielle was voted out in a 4-3 vote. On day 34, the final six were visited by their loved ones. Jerri won immunity and chose to bring Parvati and Sandra with her. Russell then aligned with the heroes and decided to target Parvati. However, his plan was ruined when she won immunity on day 36. They then voted Rupert out in a 4-0 vote (Sandra played her idol, negating two votes). Parvati then won her third challenge on Day 37, and they voted the last hero, Colby, out of the game in a 4-1 vote. After Parvati failed to win the final immunity challenge, it seemed that she would be voted out, since everyone wanted her gone. Parvati wanted to get rid of Sandra, thinking she would get a lot of votes in the end. However, they voted out Jerri Manthey in a 3-1 vote, because Russell believed he would get her vote on the jury.

At the final tribal council, Parvati started with her opening statement by saying that she came into the game not knowing of the threat that she was to everyone. She said she put a line of defense together and that's where Russell came in. She said that Russell was the dragon and instead of slaying him, she kept him, as her pet. She ended her opening statement by saying that she felt that she played the ultimate strategic game, physical game, and social game. Colby asked Parvati what strategic plays she made beyond challenges and what makes her more impressive than either Russell or Sandra. Parvati argued that she was the target throughout the entire game, pointing out that everyone on the jury wanted her out and that JT wrote it in his letter. She continued by saying that she felt she needed to make bolder moves than the other two and that the riskiest move she made was when she had two idols and Amanda told her she needed to play it for herself. She gave them to Jerri and Sandra to ensure their loyalty to her for the rest of the game. Coach was next and called Parvati the charmer and manipulator of the three sitting beside her. He then went on to say that he was wrong about Parvati, saying that he thought she was going to be weak in the challenges. He said that she was, however, a "warrior" in them. He then said that the "ironic twist of fate" was that the day he finally trusted her, was the day that she blindsided him.

Amanda did not ask Parvarti any questions. Courtney started her statement by congratulating all three of the final villains. Courtney said that Parvati played a great game and was "athletic as hell". JT asked Parvati how well she thought she did in the game. Parvati said that the biggest difference in her and Sandra's game was that Sandra didn't need to work as hard in challenges, because post-merge Sandra wasn't a threat. She said that she had to work in challenges because she was always the threat. Danielle congratulated Parvati, but said nothing else. Jerri asked Parvati what happened the night she was voted out. Parvati responded by telling her that Russell wanted her on the jury because 100% he knew that he was getting her vote. Candice was next and told Parvati that she played this game "under Russell's thumb." Then she went on to compare it that she was like a "spouse in a bad abusive relationship" and that she wanted her to get out of it. She went on to say that she likes Parvati, but can't support that. Rupert was next and referred to Parvati as a "very strong player." He also stated that he was very disappointed that she aligned with Russell. Parvati then went on to say that she didn't have a choice and that by the first day, seven people on her tribe wanted her out. Rupert then went on to say that Parvati and Sandra both deserved the vote because Parvati worked to get here. He also stated that she fought in the challenges and deserved to be in the final three.

In the end, Parvati came in second, gaining the jury votes of Coach, Danielle and Jerri. She beat Russell Hantz, who received no votes, and was beaten by Sandra Diaz-Twine, who got the votes of all heroes, plus Courtney. At the reunion, it was revealed that Parvati had played more days than anyone else in survivor history, with 114 days in three seasons, a record that was surpassed in 2011 by "Boston" Rob Mariano, who played a total of 117 days in four seasons.

External links[link]

• Parvati Shallow bio for Survivor: Cook Islands at CBS.com
• Parvati Shallow bio for Survivor: Micronesia at CBS.com
• Parvati Shallow at the Internet Movie Database

References[link]

Oscar Lusth
Born	(1981-08-23) August 23, 1981 (age 30) Guanajuato, Guanajuato
Known for	Survivor

Oscar "Ozzy" Lusth (born August 23, 1981 in Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico) is a reality show contestant who first appeared on Survivor: Cook Islands. He finished as the 1st runner-up in a 5–4–0 vote to Yul Kwon. Lusth later competed in Survivor: Micronesia as one of the returning favorites and then competed on the show for a third time in Survivor: South Pacific. He also appeared on the second American Ninja Warrior where he was eliminated on the obstacle, the Bridge of Blades.^[1]

Survivor[link]

Cook Islands[link]

On Survivor: Cook Islands, Lusth was originally a member of the Aitu tribe, which represented Latinos. Having no particular alliance with any members, Lusth was seen as a threat, his survival skills unbeatable. In Episode 2, Lusth suggested the tribe throw the immunity challenge so they could vote out the weak link, Billy. Lusth's plan was met with skepticism, particularly with Christina. However, the vote went his way and Billy was voted out at an interesting tribal council. Following the merge, Lusth remained in Aitutaki with only one of his original tribemates, Cecelia. Lusth was percieved a threat due to his outstanding physical strength and survival skills and led his tribes to numerous immunities. Yet, he remained on the outs, not part of the dominating alliance of Yul, Candince, Becky and Jonthan and Lusth lost his original tribemate, Cecelia. Following the third tribal council, Lusth was angry that his tribe had voted for Cecelia, but was comforted by his tribemates. After two straight wins, Jeff announced both tribes were going to tribal council and Lusth, along with the rest of the tribe, excluding Jessica, denounced "Plan Voodoo" and voted out Cao Boi. The tribe lost immunity at the next challenge and Jessica was unanimously voted out. Lusth played a large part in the next 3 straight wins and the Rarotonga tribe saw their numbers were dwindling. However, when Jeff announced a munity was on offer, the Aitutaki tribe was left shocked and decimated as original Raratoga members Candice and Jonathan jumped back, leaving Rarotonga at a strong 8. The mutiny sealed Lusth is an alliance with Yul, Becky and Sundra, and the Aitutaki 4 dominated in challenges. Following the tribal merge, Lusth remained loyal to the Aitutaki 4 and voted with his allies to send Rarotona's Nate, Candince, Jonathan, Parvati and Adam off, despite times where he considered playing with Parvati. Lusth was seen as a threat by allies Becky and Sundra, who went to Yul in an attempt to vote Lusth out. Yet, Lusth won immunity once again, forcing the original order of voting out the Rarotonga members. Lusth won the final immunity challenge and scored himself a spot in the Final 3, along with Yul, who had the hidden immunity idol. Forced to vote one of their own out, the Aitu 4 became divided 2-2, Yul and Becky on one side, Ozzy and Sundra on the other. The vote ended in a tie and Becky won the firemaking challenge, securing herself a spot with Yul and Lusth. At the final Tribal Council, he was praised for his athletic skills, yet criticized for being somewhat of a loner. He finished in second place in a 5–4–0 vote, and was the first male runner-up in two years since the 8th season. Jeff also quoted at the reunion show that he had dominated physically like nobody ever has. Prior to the million dollar vote vote, Adam had promised Yul his vote if he was kept longer than Jonathan. Yul did so and Adam stayed true to his promise. Lusth gained the votes of the Rarotonga members; Parvati Shallow, Nate Gonzalez, Jenny Guzon-Bae and Rebecca Borman. He was the longest-lasting contestant from the original Aitutaki tribe, and stayed an Aitutaki member even after the tribe switch. Dominant in swimming, agility and balance, he won five out of six individual immunity challenges. He won $100,000 dollars, being voted favorite player of the season.

Micronesia[link]

Survivor: Micronesia was Lusth's second appearance on Survivor. With regard to his prior appearance, Lusth commented, "My mistakes last time were basically being too much of a loner. I'm never going to go anywhere by myself except to use the bathroom".^[2] Originally part of the Malakal tribe representing the favorites, Lusth decided to establish alliances. He allied himself with Amanda Kimmel, a Survivor: China contestant. The two went on to join forces with James Clement, Amanda's ally from Survivor: China and Parvati Shallow, Lusth's fellow contestant on the Cook Islands. The four became known for the romantic relationships between Ozzy and Amanda and James and Parvati,with Cirie Fields joking that Kimmel would be giving birth to "little Ozzlets." The tribe faced an early defeat and the alliance of 4 found themselves against another dominating alliance of Ami Cusak, Jonathan Penner, Eliza Orlins and Yau-Man Chan. Both alliances attempted to recruit Jonny Fairplay, whose vote would become the swing vote. However, things changed with Fairplay asked to be sent home to be with his pregnant girlfriend, and the tribe honored his wish and voted him out 9-1, with Fairplay voting for Lusth. Faced with a loss in Episode 3, the four recruited Cirie Fields as their fifth member and voted out Yau-Man, who was percieved a threat by Cirie. In episode 4, he was banished to Exile Island where he found the immunity idol on Exile Island and put a fake idol where he found the real one. Following a tribal switch in Episode 5, Lusth remained with 2 of his alliance members, Kimmel and Fields. The tribe began to lose in immunity challenges and subsequently voted off the Fans, Joel, Chet and Tracy, during, which Airai's Jonathan Penner was evacuated and Kathy Spleen quit. With the tribe numbers becoming even, Malakal lost the challenge before the merge and voted off Favorite Ami Cusak. Reunited with his alliance, the 5 took control of the game, voting off Eliza Orlins, who Shallow disliked. Lusth became comfortable with his position in the game, trusting Kimmel, Clement and Shallow completely. He also found an ally in Fan Erik Reichenbach, who admired Lusth's abilities. However, Shallow had plans of her own. Having allied herself with Fans Natalie Bolton and Alexis Jones while on Airai, she found herself in trouble when Fields approached her with a plan to blinside Lusth. Shallow's vote became the swing vote and she was confused, debating whether or not to vote her ally out. But Shallow stuck with Fields and conviced Lusth to leave his idol back at camp. At tribal council, Lusth was blindsided and this became the start of the dominating women's alliance, led by Shallow. At the final tribal council he berated Parvati Shallow for selling away their friendship and refused to let her talk. He also confessed his love for Kimmel, whom he cast his vote for saying she deserved the money a million times more than Shallow. He and Kimmel were still together as of the reunion show, but he revealed in an interview that they had separated before Ozzy came onto season 23 of Survivor:South Pacific. He also revealed at the reunion show that he and Shallow have healed their friendship.

South Pacific[link]

Lusth returned, along with Benjamin "Coach" Wade, for a third shot at the game in Survivor: South Pacific. Ozzy was randomly assigned to the Savaii tribe, where he formed an alliance with Keith, Jim, Whitney, and Elyse. In episode 5, Jim sought to undercut Ozzy's power, and voted out Elyse instead of Cochran. Later, as the tribe approached what they suspected was the last tribal council before the merge and the return of the Redemption Island victor, Ozzy gave up immunity to Cochran in the hope that Ozzy would beat long-running redemption island resident Christine and then return to the merged tribe, making the ex-Savaii numbers equal to the ex-Upolu. The plan worked, but at the first post-merge tribal council Cochran joined with Upolu in voting out Keith, then Ozzy and his other former tribemates. Back on Redemption Island, Ozzy defeated Keith, Jim, Dawn, Whitney, Cochran, Edna, and Brandon to stay in the game. Ozzy won immunity when he got back into the game and Rick was voted off. However in the next challenge Ozzy was defeated by Sophie and was the last person voted off and went on as the final member of the jury. He later cast his vote for Sophie to win. Ozzy did, however, win the $100,000 Sprint prize for favorite player of the season over John Cochran. Ozzy was also the last member of the original Savaii tribe. Ozzy also set a Survivor record, being voted out 3 times in one season.

References[link]

External links[link]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Ozzy Lusth

• Survivor: Cook Islands biography at CBS.com
• Survivor: Micronesia biography at CBS.com
• Oscar Lusth at the Internet Movie Database