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Friday, May 4, 2001
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Once again, the network managed to keep the show's winner a secret, despite filming last fall.
This time, fewer people were trusted with the secret. The final votes were to be counted live on the air yesterday; even the contestants weren't sure who would take the $1 million prize.
Host Jeff Probst carried a container with the final votes into a Los Angeles studio for the count.
She was hugged by Donaldson,
whose final miscalculation
picking Wesson to be the finalist
with him — ultimately cost him
the million-dollar prize.
Donaldson won $100,000.
While not the phenomenon the original Survivor was last summer, the series has been a ratings giant again — and a giantkiller against NBC on Thursday nights. CBS already has plans for a third edition to air in the fall.
"Oh, my God," she exclaimed after winning the 4-3 vote.
NEW YORK — Tina Wesson,
the sweet-talking nurse from
Tennessee, joined Richard
Hatch in the Survivor million-
aires club yesterday.
Sweet-talking nurse wins Survivor prize
The Associated Press
The 40-year-old mother of two from Knoxville outlasted Colby Donaldson, the heartthrob Texan, to become a future popculture trivia answer as the winner of the Outback edition of television's favorite game show.
Wesson watched live in a Los Angeles studio as the votes from fellow contestants were counted and she was the winner.
Nor was the final show as dramatic as the summer's ending, with Susan Hawk's now-legendary "rats and snakes" speech. The closest was when Jerri Manthey said both Wesson and Donaldson had manipulated others to get to where they were.
"I want them to look at what they've been forced to become in this game versus who they claim to be in their real lives," she said.
Donaldson, 27, said he enabled Wesson to join him in the final two because they became very close in the Outback. Famie, the chef who couldn't cook rice to anyone's satisfaction, was voted out after losing the final immunity challenge — a trivia quiz about the ousted contestants.
"I never thought I could get this far," Wesson said when she was one of the three remaining contestants with Donaldson and Keith Famie, the chef from West Bloomfield, Mich.
Oddsmakers had installed Wesson as the slight favorite going into the final night. She smiled sweetly, spoke with a twang but manipulated quietly until she was the last woman standing.
Her fellow contestants knew better, praising her strategy in surviving although Donaldson won five straight immunity challenges.
"She really played the game," said fellow contestant Alicia Calaway. "It wasn't winning seven or eight challenges to get this far. It was using her brain. She's a smart woman and I think she deserves it."
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Coromdos
2 Skeadadelf
3 Soap units
4 Thus far
5 Easy pace
6 Poorourn
7 "key"
8 Note-by-note chords
9 Iberian country
10 Verse
12 Hamilton bill
14 Okinawa port
15 Distant
16 Pres. Lincoln
19 Folkways
22 Gaze livedly
25 _sequitl
26 Word with soap on
27 Coffin covers
28 Hawaiian volcano
30 Washington Post honcho
32 Make straight
34 Divide
35 Small bill
36 Video-game button
37 Snow day rides
38 Director Craven
39 Tatum or Monk
39 Crusising
42 & so forth
44 & bad taste
45 Scope
46 Subdivision of Oceania
43 Smell
44 Caspian feeder
45 Air out
46 Sit on the fence
47 Le Pew of cartoons
48 Move little by litti
49 Musial and Miki*
DOWN
1 Painter Frans
2 Urgent letters?
3 bega's comification
4 On the up-and-
up
5 Georgia site of
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Confederate memorial
6 Palm blow
7 Alternative to a medical examiner
8 Possible to pacify Moiars
10 Hobgoblin
11 Clay, today
12 Carnival city, casualty
13 Hospital
19 Evidence desperation
23 Slang negative
25 Plowed but left unseeded
26 Actress Dahl
27 Views again
28 Turkey capital
29 Kin of a furnace
30 Join up
32 Estimated value again
34 Wee bit
39 Grow older
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
41 Commute
42 Positioning
51 Martin or
McQueen
53 Goal height
54 Auto race Petty
55 Despise
57 Stellar blast
58 Feds
59 Listening devices
60 Wheels
61 Near end
62 Once around the track
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