Castaway
Shii Ann Huang
The mind behind Thailand's most famous misfire — she tried to flip during the fake merge — back for a sharper All-Stars run to sixth.
Shii Ann Huang authored one of Survivor's most famous misfires. On Thailand, when the two tribes moved to one beach, she assumed they'd merged and tried to flip to Chuay Gahn — only for Jeff to reveal there was no merge yet. Her own Sook Jai tribe, sensing the betrayal, voted her out.
She got a second chance on All-Stars, where she played a savvier game inside Mogo Mogo's alliance, won a clutch immunity, and reached sixth — a far better showing than her Thailand cautionary tale.
Pulled from the urn — every vote ever cast against Shii, and how often Shii read the night right.
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Vote Control · auto-computed
9 / 12 votes correct
75% — rarely on the wrong side
Under Fire · auto-computed
15 votes against
across 12 Tribal Councils — the heat their game drew
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