'Survivor' Finale
In one of the most dramatic game show endings in TV history, 36-year-old office manager Vecepia Towery of Portland, Oregon was named sole “Survivor.” On "The Early Show" this morning, Vee was presented with her million-dollar check. Now the million-dollar question is, what to do with all that money?
Vee says, “I want to set aside some money for my church. We're in the process of building a home. We ran out of money about a month and a half ago. So you think this came at the best time or what?”
What better time for “Survivor” creator Mark Burnett to talk about “Survivor 5,” already in production in Thailand. He says, “I have a big crew out there right now prepping. And the cast is completely chosen.
Burnett also tells "Extra" an all-star “Survivor” is in the works and past winners Richard Hatch, Tina Wesson, and Ethan the soccer pro say they'd do it again. But who would be king Richard’s toughest competition? He says, “Nobody. Oh, am I cocky or am I cocky?”
CBC boss Les Moonves tells “Extra” that he's looking forward to this "tournament of champions." He says, “Ethan was sort of a good guy. Richard was a little bit more cunning. Tina, a lot of people say she only won because Colby played the game badly. So it'll be interesting to see them interact.”
Outback buddies Elisabeth and Amber are considering the all-star match-up, and Jerri, the other “Survivor” everybody loved to hate, would love to give Richard a run for his money. She says, “He's a tough dude, totally. Plus having to deal with him running around naked all the time would, of course, dampen anyone's spirits.”
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