Castaway
Bret LaBelle
A Boston police sergeant who spent half of Millennials vs. Gen X posing as a funeral director — a Gen-X anchor blindsided at the final five.
Bret LaBelle, a decorated Boston police sergeant, hid his badge behind a 'funeral director' cover story for much of Millennials vs. Gen X, finally coming clean in a warm late-game bonding moment with David Wright. He anchored the Gen-X bloc and tied himself to Jay and the David–Ken core.
As one of the last Gen-Xers standing, he reached the final five before the Adam–Hannah–Ken–David alliance blindsided him on Day 37. He took a jury seat and voted for the eventual winner, Adam Klein.
Pulled from the urn — every vote ever cast against Bret, and how often Bret read the night right.
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Vote Control · auto-computed
5 / 10 votes correct
50% — more right than wrong
Under Fire · auto-computed
5 votes against
across 13 Tribal Councils — the heat their game drew
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