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A competition where players try to outlast their rivals to be crowned Sole Survivor.

It's more than a game. Eighteen players dropped on a desert island – who will outwit, outplay and outlast the rest and be crowned Sole Survivor? Hosted by Joel Dommett.

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Survivor: Series 1: Episode 12

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A divided tribe looks for their next target. Who will be the eleventh person voted out?

A divided tribe looks for their next target. At the immunity challenge, patience and balance are tested. Who will win immunity, and who will be the eleventh person voted out of the game?

Hosted by Joel Dommett, the ultimate physical and psychological game continues as the remaining nine players compete to outwit, outplay and outlast their rivals to win £100,000 and the title of Sole Survivor.

It’s the morning after the night before, and while some of the castaways are feeling proud of their achievements, others are feeling deceived. The tribe is divided, so who is next on the target list? At the reward challenge, the players are split into pairs, fighting to fill their bellies. But food isn’t the only thing on the menu for the winners. At the immunity challenge, the players are literally on the ropes, as patience and balance are put to the test. Who will win immunity, and who will be the eleventh person voted out of the game?

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