‘Survivor' Season 48 Winner Crowned On CBS
SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details on the Season 48 finale
Survivor Season 48 ended, declaring one castaway the $1 million prize winner.
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Host Jeff Probst teased that the finale will see a reckoning, saying, 'It was inevitable there would be blood because in order to win this game, you gotta get to four to have a shot, you gotta get to three to plead your case. So there will be more blood tonight because there has to b,e and it will be personal, because it is.'
On the finale night, the five remaining castaways were Mitch Guerra, Kyle Fraser, Kamilla Karthigesu, Joe Hunter, and Eva Erickson. The top five competed in two immunity challenges and went on to two tribal councils, which left the final three contestants to plead their case.
Kamilla won the first immunity challenge, which was quite the feat as she had arrived at the puzzle dead last. Eva had an idol that gave her immunity from any votes she would have received at the tribal council. After Probst counted all the votes, Mitch was eliminated, making him the seventh jury member.
The final immunity challenge saw Kyle win and take a spot on the final three. He brought Joe along with him, making Kamilla and Eva play in the fire-making showdown.
Kamilla wasn't able to catch a flame, but Eva powered through, winning the showdown and claiming a spot in the final three.
Who were the Season 48 finalists?
The final three castaways competing for the $1 million prize on Survivor Season 48 were Kyle Fraser, Joe Hunter, and Eva Erickson.
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Who made up the Season 48 jury?
The eight jury members of Survivor Season 48 were Cedrek McFadden, Chrissy Sarnowsky, David Kinne, Star Toomey, Mary Zheng, Shauhin Davari, Mitch Guerra, and Kamilla Karthigesu.
How did the Season 48 jury vote?
Cedrek: JoeChrissy: KyleDavid: KyleStar: EvaMary: EvaShauhin: KyleMitch: KyleKamilla: Kyle
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Who won Season 48?
Kyle Fraser won Survivor Season 48 with five jury votes. Eva Erickson was the runner-up with two votes in her favor, and Joe Hunter received one. Probst noted that it's rare for all three finalists to receive votes from the jury.
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