Survivor: Mongolia

Season Summary
Prior to entering the game, the 18 new castaways were divided into three tribes: Gichii, Novsh, and Tasarch. Gichii lost three of the first four immunity challenges, leaving them with three members on Day 11: Ted Hartrup, Pierce Brosnan, and Tennille Middleton, with the latter two forming a strong friendship. Novsh had attended Tribal Council once up to the swap and the all-male alliance of Keith Greene, Ray William Johnson, and Groose was able to take control. Tasarch managed to stay intact and did not attend Tribal Council until Day 16.

On Day 11, Gichii was officially dissolved into the two remaining tribes, with Ted joining Tasarch and Pierce and Tennille joining Novsh. While on Novsh, Pierce and Tennille decided it was best to keep their target low by helping the Keith-led alliance vote out the outsiders Rachel Maddow and Anita Sarkeesian, hoping that by keeping the alliance in the game it keeps the target of their backs. Meanwhile, Ted was unable to properly fit in with his new tribe as the alliance of John Oliver, Palutena, Stephen Hawking, and Bar Refaeli held onto control, though cracks were present in the group.

The two tribes merged on Day 17 with 11 people left in the game. Despite entering the merge with a majority, Tasarch was unable to work effectively together thanks to previous infighting and Jeff Sturm working independently his old tribe. This led to the Tasarch tribe being almost wiped one after the other, but this was halted on Day 27 when the tribe ganged up on Pierce and Tennille, with the former being blindsided. Tennille was able to avoid a subsequent elimination when she revealed to the Tasarch alliance that John had voted against Bar on the re-vote on Day 19. This led to the alliance falling apart and all of them being voted out one by one. Tennille won the final immunity challenge and was spared from the Novsh alliance, leading to Ray's elimination on the grounds that he was believed to be the biggest threat to win out of the three members.

At the Final Tribal Council, Groose, Keith, and Tennille faced an eight-person jury. The jury largely disliked Groose, for riding the coattails of his alliance, and Keith, for his overbearing and cocky attitude. Tennille was condemned for having to rely on immunity challenges in order to ensure her safety, but because she was able to flip the game in her favor when she was on the outs, the jury awarded her the title of Sole Survivor by a 6-2-0 vote.