But Mary played her Shot in the Dark, a game mechanic introduced during “Survivor 41” that allows players to sacrifice their vote in exchange for a 1 in 6 chance at safety. For only the third ...

When all was said and done, Mary Zheng was safe thanks to her Shot in the Dark, Justin Pioppi was eliminated after losing his vote on a journey, Sai Hughley was reeling after making an emotional, last ...

Jeff sent them right to a quick vote. Mary played her Shot in the Dark. Mary was SAFE! Jeff read the votes as Mary and Mary. It was time to vote again. As a reminder, Justin had no vote ...

He still assured people that he had a vote, though. Mary felt she was in danger, so she played her Shot in the Dark. When a player does that, they sacrifice their vote for the night. The Shot in ...

Then, with the target set on Mary, a Shot in the Dark play earned her safety from the vote, leading to an unprecedented Tribal Council that only got weirder and wilder as it went on. When the final ...

But after an immunity challenge in which two tribes emerged victorious, a series of events unfolded, including a well-played "shot in the dark," which had longtime host Jeff Probst taking in a ...

When Jeff called for advantages, Mary handed over her Shot in the Dark scroll and when Jeff unraveled that little package, it revealed her fate: SAFE! (This was the third time the Shot in the Dark was ...

Stephanie played her shot in the dark (a 1 in 6 chance at safety in exchange for a vote), but was unsuccessful and the 38-year-old tech product lead living in Brooklyn was the first person to be ...