Jeff Probst mistakenly revealed who gained the Survivor 50 fire-making problem in the course of the dwell finale episode Wednesday night time, spoiling the season’s prime three for viewers.
In the course of the season finale of the fact sequence, Rizo Velovic was introduced on stage prematurely earlier than his fiery competitors towards Jonathan Younger was proven within the episode.
Earlier within the sequence episode, Aubry Bracco triumphed within the last immunity problem and selected Velovic and Younger to compete within the iconic Survivor problem, which determines the ultimate three contestants of a season.
Probst stated Velovic turned “the final member of our jury,” as viewers members barely applauded and the remainder of the already eradicated contestants and jury members regarded visibly confused.
“What simply occurred?” Probst questioned, to which the eradicated Survivor the contestants instructed the host and showrunner that “the hearth hasn’t occurred but” within the episode.
“I’m not even positive what occurred,” Probst joked as he despatched the present to a industrial break. As soon as again, he make clear what actually occurred dwell on the Survivor 50 last.
“I really like doing dwell tv. In case you are confused, this is what occurred,” Probst stated. “We had been going to point out you fireplace making, then have the loser of fireplace making, Rizo, come and speak about his allure and the way he practiced fireplace making, possibly he would have gained. As a substitute we made a Survivor twist. That is the final twist of the season. We referred to as it a summit into the longer term. So now we’re going to see Rizo lose to Jonathan.
The episode then confirmed the fire-making problem, the place Younger managed to get began earlier than Velovic, securing his place within the season’s last three.
Finally, it was Bracco who was named winner of the Survivor 50profitable the present with a complete of eight jury votes. The Sia Award went to Cirie Fields, an award voted on by followers and accompanied by a $100,000 prize.