Survivor season 43 spoilers

Was it real, or was it all a dream?

Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission. There was a strange undercurrent throughout season 43 of Survivor , which wrapped up last night with a massive three-hour finale. In hindsight, maybe they were warning us of such an unpredictable ending. It was his saving grace and the only chance he had at getting into the final four. Prior to the final-five immunity challenge, the castaways are sent to another island to build a camp for a few days.

Survivor season 43 spoilers

Who won the money? Not whom we expected. Warning: This article contains spoilers for Wednesday's series finale of Survivor Five people walked into Wednesday night's season finale of Survivor 43 often walking in very dramatic slow-motion fashion, it should be noted. But only one walked out a winner when all was said and done, and that someone was… Mike Gabler. The year-old heart valve specialist from Idaho was hiding in plain sight the entire game, but the "AlliGabler" finally emerged and absolutely devoured the competition at the very end — winning over Cassidy Clark and Owen Knight in an overwhelming jury vote. The decisive victory was a surprising result for a player that received no votes the entire game because nobody seemed to fear going up against him at the end in the final three. Gabler's path to glory began to be paved in the finale when Karla Cruz Godoy was eliminated in fifth place. While Karla tried to convince the others to take out Jesse Lopez instead of her, the tribe sent her to the jury instead especially after Jesse revealed he had Jeanine Zheng's hidden immunity idol. But the key move to Gabler's victory was when Cassidy won the final stacking bowls immunity contest and then granted his request to take on — and take out — the game's biggest player in Jesse in fire making. Part of Cassidy's thinking was that a Gabler victory still would not be enough to help him beat her at the end.

But as long as he made it into the Final Three in the two-part finale, the game was his. I think what Gabler did….

By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services. But before the jury could take a crack at the finalists, one last advantage sought to shake up the game, giving one castaway the chance to get a leg up on the competition at the Final 5 immunity challenge. Plus, another trip to the Survivor sanctuary! Karla gets to start with 10 of her letter blocks already at her finish table, saving her a few trips through the challenge. She does get all of her letters over first, but Owen beats her to the punch and takes the cake steak.

Who won the money? Not whom we expected. Warning: This article contains spoilers for Wednesday's series finale of Survivor Five people walked into Wednesday night's season finale of Survivor 43 often walking in very dramatic slow-motion fashion, it should be noted. But only one walked out a winner when all was said and done, and that someone was… Mike Gabler. The year-old heart valve specialist from Idaho was hiding in plain sight the entire game, but the "AlliGabler" finally emerged and absolutely devoured the competition at the very end — winning over Cassidy Clark and Owen Knight in an overwhelming jury vote. The decisive victory was a surprising result for a player that received no votes the entire game because nobody seemed to fear going up against him at the end in the final three. Gabler's path to glory began to be paved in the finale when Karla Cruz Godoy was eliminated in fifth place. While Karla tried to convince the others to take out Jesse Lopez instead of her, the tribe sent her to the jury instead especially after Jesse revealed he had Jeanine Zheng's hidden immunity idol. But the key move to Gabler's victory was when Cassidy won the final stacking bowls immunity contest and then granted his request to take on — and take out — the game's biggest player in Jesse in fire making.

Survivor season 43 spoilers

Going into the Survivor Season 43 Episode 13 finale on December 14, there was no denying Jesse was the heir-apparent to the title of Sole Survivor. He voted out his best friend, Cody, last week in a stunning blindside by using his own idol against him, convinced the entire cast he flushed out an idol when it was in his possession the whole time, and was the sole reason everyone on his original tribe was voted out. On top of that, no one ever voted for him, and he kept his strategic cards to his chest all season long.

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There, I said it. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it, as well as all the kind words along the way. By editors, I mean producers and directors that told them to edit it this way or approved it. Imagine poor Cassidy having to do a champagne toast mere seconds after having her dreams completely crushed. Submit Email. And that is what happened, as I am officially moving it down one spot below Ghost Island into the 24 spot. Ozzy looked as crushed as I have ever seen a jury member as he told Parv, "I am truly to the bottom of my heart hurt by what you did to me," while raking her over the coals. Look, this game means a lot to everybody out there, but you could just see the devastation all over Jesse's face once his dream was dashed that close to the end. But he had said that in the show earlier. Though Baka had the better fishing kit, Cody sought to weaken the still-intact Coco tribe by taking their machete, which some of his tribemates objected to. Instead, we jump right into the next morning where Tree Mail reveals a hidden advantage on the island. Cody looped Jesse in on the plan, who instead considered blindsiding Cody as his fellow strategic leader. If brought to the Final Three, would calling it quits in the final Immunity Challenge be seen as a bad move by the jury? Showbuzz Daily. I mean, even Gabler's strategy seemed a bit confusing.

Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission. Just getting to Final Tribal Council is obviously the main objective of the eight players still left in the game, but deciding who the ideal person to plead your case against is starting to weigh on them all.

Coco and Vesi's treemail instructed them to gather their belongings and venture to Baka's camp. Sign in. With the Final Three determined, the jury explained what they were looking for from each finalist:. The first player to finish won immunity, along with a trip to the sanctuary, which included a meal of steak, vegetables and wine. Read our full finale recap , in addition to interviews with Gabler and the entire final five, as well as some intel on the next season of Survivor. Yeah, yeah…Back to the point. Jesse — along with Cody, and probably Karla — is an absolute shoo-in to be brought back for another season, whenever they start doing those again. The fire-making challenge is an excellent way to determine who should move on, and should always be a part of the game. He just got pulled in to every single vote. Like, just decent, nice, regular people. This was nobody's fault at all. But the unimaginable started to become very imaginable as that final Tribal Council against Cassidy and Owen continued on. Once on land, another tribe member used the discs to solve a combination lock and release puzzle pieces, which two tribe members used to assemble a giant Survivor 43 puzzle. Just distraught.