Survivor South Africa

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellAfter receiving the Save the Date advantage, Dino was sent to The Outpost on day 32, where not only did he receive an extra vote, but also a luxury prize – ideal for him and his newly wedded wife. 

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellIn episode 14, after winning the immunity and individual reward challenge, Meryl was sent to The Outpost, where she found the 50/50 coin. She can play this advantage at tribal council and flip the coin. She will then have a fifty-fifty chance of being safe from the vote.

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellIt was the first challenge after merge, and though there was no merge feast, our castaways received slingshots and marbles used to fire at two targets for the first reward challenge. Here's a throwback. 

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellBoth tribes are heading to tribal council at 18:00. Toni and Phil are trying to recruit their alliances to vote out Shane and receive the half-idol – but Shane has just found an idol. Who will have the final say?

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellThis week, Phil and Toni were sent to The Outpost. Here, they received the opportunity to each receive half an idol. The half is useless, but when put together, it can be invoked and therefore has the power of a classic immunity idol. However, for them to receive it, they need to convince their tribes to write one name down at the next tribal council.

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellRelive the moment when Meryl found the tribal council pass in the FreshStop Survivor SA shop.

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellThe castaways left their hearts and souls in the mud and after an extremely emotional challenge.

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellThe wheels are turning on the Sunshine Coast as the castaways make moves that may benefit their game after a tribe swap, even if it means they have to spill the beans.

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellTiming became a brain-twister for the returning players. Bold moves drew unnecessary attention in the latest episode of Survivor SA: Return of the Outcasts. Here are some of the top moments from the fifth episode.

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellFrom burnt fingers to unsettling outbursts about food. Here are some of the top moments from the fourth episode of Survivor SA: Return of the Outcasts. 

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellAnd just like that, we say goodbye to the first castaways to return to play the greatest game on earth. 

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellNo time to get comfortable, the castaways hit the ground (or water) running. 

Images: Charlie Sperring and Peter RussellAfter too many alphas couldn't work together, we said goodbye to our first castaway.