22. Earl Cole (Fiji)
Earl Cole had never seen an episode ofSurvivorbefore he was chosen as an alternate forFijiand ended up being on season 14. He had it rough early on, landing on the Ravu tribe, who were the “Have Nots”, and going to a lot of tribal councils early on.
After the switch, he landed on the Moto tribe and from there, took control of the game. His decision to align with Yau Man was what helped him big time and Earl was able to play an incredibly dominant game and had one of the best winning games inSurvivorhistory.
Hopefully, we get to see him play again someday.
21. Colby Donaldson (Australian Outback, All-Stars, Heroes vs Villains)
The only other non-winner to appear in this group of ten is Colby Donaldson, who was one of the show’s first true icons. He was beloved in theAustralian Outbackand his biggest mistake was taking Tina Wesson to the end with him, who beat him 4-3 in the final vote.
Colby – like his season counterpart Jerri – saw his story come full circle, but it was a much sadder ending for him. He was a challenge beast in season two, got taken out fairly early inAll-Stars, and was a shell of himself inHeroes vs Villains, which is why he was the last Hero standing that season.
Even with his story ending on more of a sour note, Colby is one ofSurvivor‘s greatest icons and is still someone people reference to this day.
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