Survivor: Belarus

Season Summary
Prior to the start of the season, the 20 castaways were divided into two tribes: Durni and Stomny. Durni was largely plagued by the actions and behaviors of Junko Enoshima, whose alliance with David Mitchell, Teardrop, Perez Hilton, and Alfredo Linguini controlled the events at Tribal Council, much to the chagrin of Ganondorf and his allies. Stomny benefited from Durni's misfortune and was able to avoid Tribal Council on most occasions. Malala Yousafzai emerged as the de facto leader of Stomny, though she faced considerable backlash from some of her tribe. During this time period, Wallace and Max Headroom formed a pact as they were shoved onto the outskirts of their tribe.

The two tribes merged on Day 19 with Durni sitting in the minority. The divisions were immediately drawn along tribal lines, though Durni was able to survive thanks to Max and Wallace flipping on their old tribe and voting them out. The two continued to remain in the middle ground for as long as they remained in the game, putting the rest of the tribe on edge as a result. Once Malala was voted out on Day 24, Viridi came out as the most prominent leader of the old Stomny tribe and was able to turn the tides against Durni with the help of Eric Redford. Junko became more distant from her original alliance as David sensed her as becoming a bigger danger to him, but Linguini, Teardrop, Viridi, and Eric sided against David. The vote left Max and Wallace vulnerable to everyone and they were targeted, but the latter expressed a greater desire to work with the original Stomny tribe and showed it by voting against Junko and Linguini. This would be in vain as Linguini would win the final immunity challenge and Wallace was voted out as a result.

Ultimately, it was Eric, Linguini, and Viridi sitting at the Final Tribal Council. Both Eric and Linguini faced criticisms of riding the coattails of Viridi and Junko respectively, while the jury believed Viridi didn't really step up as a strategist until Malala was voted out. In the end, the jury viewed Viridi as being the one to take control of the game and her original tribe, rewarding her the title of Sole Survivor by a 6-3-0 vote.