Survivor

Stephen would later begin a relationship with "Survivor: China" contestant Courtney.

With J.T.'s win, there have now been 11 male Survivor winners and seven female. Males have now won six of the last seven and eight of the last ten Survivor games.

J.T. is only the second unanimous winner, joining Earl Cole from the Fiji season. He is the only one of the two to have played a "perfect" game (receive no votes against him during the season and win the game unanimously).

This was only the second all-male final, the first since "Survivor: Thailand" (Brian and Clay).

This was the first season since "Panama: Exile Island" to have a final two face a jury of seven members.

Stephen says the title of this episode regarding who he would vote to join the final two.

J.T. wins reward and immunity and "Coach" is sent to Exile.

The title is spoken by "Coach" and refers to Taj's decision after the auction.

The title is said by Sierra referring to Debbie and "Coach's" reaction after Sierra denied a Timbira alliance revival.

Tyson is the sixth contestant in series history to post wins in the first two individual immunity challenges. He joins Keith Famie (Outback), Rob Mariano (All-Stars), Tom Westman (Palau), Terry Dietz (Panama), and Yau-Man Chan (Fiji) in doing so.

For the first time since season 12, the jury phase begins with nine players remaining.

The title refers to "Coach" and how he feels he is running the game.

The music that plays while "Coach" meditates is "O Fortuna" from "Carmina Burana".

Brendan says the episode's title referring to "Coach's" style of cooking the beans.

This episode aired on the same night as the ER series finale "And In the End..." and aired opposite an ER "Retrospective."

The episode title refers to J.T. losing a tooth at the Immunity Challenge, the line is said by Jeff.

The episode's title refers to J.T.'s performance in the reward challenge.

Jerry references the title when speaking about how he feels.

"Coach" references the title when speaking about voting out Candace.

The title refers to "Coach's" comment about voting for someone based on first impressions.