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Survivor: The Australian Outback was the second installment of the popular United States reality show Survivor. It was filmed during 2000 and aired from January 28, 2001 to May 3, 2001 on CBS. It was set in what the producers called the Outback of Australia. In fact, the location was only slightly remote by Australian standards (it was within three hours drive of Cairns, a small city on the coastline), and it was located in a wet, semi-tropical area rather than the arid, true outback. The two initial tribes were Kucha and Ogakor.

Fourteen episodes aired weekly. The elimination of contestant Michael Skupin during the sixth episode is noteworthy for being the only case where a Survivor contestant has had to be evacuated due to injuries. Skupin fainted and fell into a campfire he was starting, suffering severe burns; as a result of his evacuation, no immunity challenge or tribal council were held. The winner, Tina Wesson, was announced on May 3, 2001.

In terms of gameplay changes, this edition of Survivor was quite similar to the one that preceded it; the only true change made was that instead of the game lasting 39 days, it lasted for 42 days, meaning that the rapidfire elimination of a "Final Four" turned into a "Final Three". This series also marked the start of the Survivor tradition of revealing the results live, so that none of the castaways would have any idea who won until the finale.

Contestants

Contestant Original tribe Merged tribe Finish
Debb Eaton Kucha Voted out 1st - Day 3
Kel Gleason Ogakor Voted out 2nd - Day 6
Maralyn Hershey Ogakor Voted out 3rd - Day 9
Mitchell Olson Ogakor Voted out 4th - Day 12
Kimmi Kappenberg Kucha Voted out 5th - Day 15
Michael Skupin Kucha Injured, left show - Day 18
Jeff Varner Kucha Barramundi Voted out 7th - Day 21
Alicia Calaway Kucha Voted out 8th - Day 24
Jerri Manthey Ogakor Vote out 9th - Day 27
Nick Brown Kucha Voted out 10th - Day 30
Amber Brkich Ogakor Voted out 11th - Day 33
Rodger Bingham Kucha Voted out 12th - Day 36
Elisabeth Filarski Kucha Voted out 13th - Day 39
Keith Famie Ogakor Voted out 14th - Day 41
Colby Donaldson Ogakor Runner-up
Tina Wesson Ogakor Sole Survivor

Five of the sixteen contestants became a part of Survivor All Stars: Tina Wesson, Colby Donaldson, Amber Brkich, Jerri Manthey, and Alicia Calaway. Of them, Amber went on to win the million dollars by one vote.

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