Survivor 35: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers

What made it different

Divided eighteen new players into three tribes by a dominant perceived trait — Levu, Soko and Yawa.

All 18 castaways, in boot order

1. 1Ben Driebergen2 seasons playedSole Survivor · 39 days
2. 2Chrissy Hofbeck2 seasons playedRunner-up · 39 days
3. 3Ryan Ulrich2nd runner-up · 39 days
4. 4Devon PintoEliminated · 38 days · jury
5. 5Dr. Mike Zahalsky14th voted out · 37 days · jury
6. 6Ashley Nolan13th voted out · 36 days · jury
7. 7Lauren Rimmer12th voted out · 33 days · jury
8. 8Joe Mena11th voted out · 30 days · jury
9. 9John Paul "JP" Hilsabeck10th voted out · 27 days · jury
10. 10Cole Medders9th voted out · 24 days · jury
11. 11Desiree "Desi" Williams8th voted out · 21 days · jury
12. 12Jessica Johnston7th voted out · 19 days
13. 13Alexandrea "Ali" Elliott6th voted out · 16 days
14. 14Roark Luskin5th voted out · 14 days
15. 15Alan Ball4th voted out · 11 days
16. 16Patrick Bolton3rd voted out · 8 days
17. 17Simone Nguyen2nd voted out · 6 days
18. 18Katrina Radke1st voted out · 3 days

A twist that debuted here

• Fire-Making Challenge

  At final four, the immunity winner picks who goes to the end and the rest make fire for the last spot.

Played here, and came back for Season 50

• Chrissy Hofbeck2nd · 39 days

Probst, on this season

• Mike, everybody is wondering — who married you?!

  To Mike Zahalsky. At the family visit challenge.

Trivia from Survivor 35

• From which season did final four start ending in a forced fire-making challenge?

  Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers — Season 35. The final-immunity winner picks one person to sit beside them and the other two make fire for the last seat.