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Gervase Peterson
Gervase Peterson (born November 2, 1969 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) was a contestant on ''Survivor: Borneo'', the first edition of the popular CBS reality television series ''Survivor'', which premiered in May 2000, and was the highest rated American series during the summer of that year. Peterson returned in 2013 to compete on ''Survivor: Blood vs. Water'' and ultimately ended up in 3rd place, receiving zero jury votes.
==''Survivor''==
During the original ''Survivor'' season, ''Survivor: Borneo'', Peterson worked only when necessary, and was able to successfully preserve much of his strength until the individual challenges in the later rounds. Although at times it made him appear lazy, he claims that this was part of his strategy.〔"Reality Check", ''TV Guide'', June 27, 2004, at p. 64.〕 As a member of the Pagong tribe, Peterson was one of the first ''Survivor'' contestants who was forced by circumstance to eat cooked rat for sustenance. In one episode, he made a disparaging remark about women, stating that "nothing is dumber than a woman, except maybe a cow." However, his teammate Joel Klug laughed so hard that the comment was attributed to him, and the female members of Pagong voted Klug off at the next opportunity. After the two tribes merged into Rattana, Peterson (like all the remaining members of Pagong) did not realize that former Tagi members Richard Hatch, Kelly Wiglesworth, Rudy Boesch, and Susan Hawk had formed a voting alliance until the Pagong faction had been outnumbered and outmaneuvered. The Tagi alliance, along with former Tagi member Sean Kenniff, eliminated Peterson.
Amidst the fervor that swept the nation during ''Survivor: Borneo'', a hacker announced that he had gained access to an area of the CBS ''Survivor'' website containing a photo array of the 16 contestants. An "X" was displayed across the picture of everyone except Peterson. This led many to believe that the network had inadvertently revealed Peterson to be the winner. A few episodes later he was voted off, and CBS admitted that its so-called snafu was done purposely to fool viewers and pundits as a way of keeping the true winner's identity secret (the final tribal council, where Hatch was voted the winner, had been pre-recorded along with the rest of the season).〔Poniewozik, James. ("Aaargh! CBS Is Playing 'Survivor' Mind Games" ), ''TIME'', August 3, 2000. Retrieved August 30, 2007.〕
Peterson competed for a second time on the show's 27th season, ''Survivor: Blood vs. Water''. Peterson was cast along with his niece Marissa, with Peterson joining the Galang tribe of veteran contestants while Marissa joined the Tadhana tribe of the returning players' loved ones. After his excessive celebrating of the Galang tribe's first victory, the Tadhana tribe decided to retaliate by voting out Marissa. In the third Redemption Island duel, Marissa was defeated by the husband-and-wife duo of Candice and John Cody, finishing in 17th place. Peterson was switched to the Tadhana tribe after a tribal swap but eventually made it to the merged Kasama tribe. Throughout the entire season, he served as the right-hand man of alliance leader Tyson Apostol. In the penultimate tribal council, and the final chance to use a hidden immunity idol, Apostol gave his second immunity idol to Peterson, who used it to negate the two votes that were cast against him. Peterson made it to the final three, along with Tyson and Monica Culpepper, but received no votes. Tyson won the game with 7 of the 8 jury votes, while Monica received one vote.
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