WORDS: Episode Listings for Survivor Season 10 on OLN/Versus

SEASON 10, EPISODE 1 - This Has Never Happened Before!        

Boating toward the island of Palau, 20 castaways begin the tenth season of Survivor. Jeff Probst shocks the group by giving them the first Immunity Challenge while onboard. Tribes are chosen like kids picking teams for dodgeball.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 2 - Love is in the Air, Rats are Everywhere

There are rats and there are dirty rats. Koror’s beach is overrun with the rodent variety while the sleazy, romantic kind ply their trades in both camps.  Ashlee’s reclusive behavior may make her really left on her own.  Angie flags a win for her tribe.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 3 - Dangerous Creatures and Horrible Set Backs  

Caryn wants Katie to say something nice about her. Bobby Jon has nothing nice to say about his tribe’s work ethic. Jeff really doesn’t like his hurt ankle. Some snakes aren’t pleased to be killed by Tom and Ian for shark bait.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 4 - Sumo At Sea       

A tribal popularity contest gets Coby in a huff. The Ulong can’t find anyone amongst themselves that they like. Bathroom remodeling seems to be the task at hand.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 5 - The Best and Worst Reward Ever          

Being lost takes a literal turn for the Ulong tribe. Jennifer and Gregg seem to keep their fires burning but Willard has trouble mustering up enough energy to stoke the embers of his. Both tribes end up as losers.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 6 - Jellyfish ‘n Chips

Nasty weather ruins Janu’s hair and she freaks out. It’s chips and a dip for the winners of a Reward Challenge. Kokor puts on a puppet show. Stephenie tries anything to save her butt.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 7 - The Great White Shark Hunter  

The Three Stooges of Ulong actually try to get along, although Stephanie still has qualms about Bobby Jon.  Tom and Ian grunt it out for ruling supremacy, meaning their tribe gets to eat well. The two tribes send out creative cries for help.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 8 - Neanderthal Man

Ewww! There’s a partially formed duckling egg in this episode. Stephenie and Bobby Jon make a sad couple. Coby goes all “neatnik” on his tribe. Tom and Ian know who they want out.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 9 - I Will Not Give Up          

Stephenie has the place to herself but rejoices when she is invited to hang out with the cool kids. Her gift leads to a feast.  Tom drinks too much.  Coby throws a tantrum. Life in Palau goes on.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 10 - Exile Island       

A quitter is banished to another island for the night. Katie confronts Janu regarding her strange behavior. Janu shows her respect for another castaway. Tom continues to “feast” on his competition.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 11 - I’ll Show you how Threatening I am   

The girls get together to talk about the boys… and it may not be good for the boys. Or is there a traitor in the midst of the ladies? Auction day arrives. Gregg gives Ian a sponge bath.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 12 - We’ll Make you Pay     

Tom feels he is too strong. Gregg, Katie and Jennifer do a little boating with family. Caryn is welcomed into a backhanded plot. However, first she must work hard on her acting skills.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 13 - It Could All Backfire     

Ian and Tom go out for a drive while the women are left home to plot against them. Ian values his friendship with Katie, but is it enough to keep them both in the game? In the end, only four survive.

SEASON 10, EPISODE 14 - The Ultimate Shock      

After 39 days on Palau, the Jury finally gets the case. Tom holds Ian to the fire. Ian makes the ultimate sacrifice for his friends. But who will win?

SEASON 10, EPISODE 15 - The Reunion

Tom gave up putting out fires, but what did the rest of the castaways from Survivor: Palau do? Jeff Probst sits down with them to talk about their lives, decisions and game tactics.

SCRIPT: Facts about the Los Angeles Kings for Versus

The original Kings’ logo was based on the crown from Spanish soccer team Real Madrid.

Unique player nicknames were the brainchild of Kings owner Jack Kent Cooke, who felt that colorful nicknames would make hockey more user-friendly to the Southern California area

The Kings original purple team color was called Forum Blue.

Because of the greatest comeback in NHL playoff history, 1982’s “Miracle on Manchester,” the greatest comeback in NHL playoff history, the Kings on to eliminate the Oilers in 5 games.

The popularity of Gretzky and the Kings, especially because of the 1993 run to the Finals, also led to the NHL awarding an expansion to Anaheim.

The Kings dramatic playoff comeback win in 2001 against the Red Wings is now known as the “Frenzy on Figueroa,” or the “Stunner at Staples.”

The 2001–02 season was marked by tragedy as team scouts Garnet “Ace” Bailey and Mark Bavis were both casualties of the September 11th attack.

In 2003–04, the Kings set the NHL record for the most man-games lost to injury in a season with 629.

In 2007, hockey history was made when the Kings put Yutaka Fukufuji in goal marking the first time in a Japanese-born player played in an NHL regular season game.

Former Kings announcer “Jiggs” McDonald called his 3,000th regular season game in November 2003, and is believed to have called the most NHL games of any broadcaster.

“Jiggs” McDonald was the original voice of the Los Angeles Kings, where owner Jack Kent Cooke once wanted to pair him with Al Michaels.

Goaltender Jason LaBarbara holds the AHL record for most shutouts in one season; 13 in 2003-04.

Dan Cloutier’s older brother Sylvain currently plays hockey professionally in England.

Rob Blake was originally drafted by the King sin 1988 and played for them through 1996.

Former King player and current President of Business Operations Luc Robitaille is named in the song “Welcome Home, Luc Robitaille” by Swedish rock band Mando Diao.

Luc Robitaille took the Stanley Cup up to the Hollywood Sign after winning it with the Red Wings.

Luc Robitaille played himself in “D2: The Mighty Ducks”

Robert Shapiro is a Kings fan.

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