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Last night, CBS aired the 20th season finale of Survivor and crowned their latest $1 million dollar winning sole survivor. As you may recall, back in January we learned that this season of Survivor was a Heroes vs. Villains match-up which was cast of some of our most beloved and most reviled Survivor contestants of all time. The 20th season of Survivor was, IMHO, one of the most entertaining seasons to watch … and last night, the big winner was crowned:

I realize that some of you Survivor fans may not have been able to watch the show live last night and may not yet know who won so I’ll keep the reveal behind the cut. Going into the finale ep, the final five players were Colby Donaldson (who was eliminated at the start of last night’s ep), Jerri Manthey, Sandra Diaz-Twine, Parvati Shallow and Russell Hantz which was whittled down to the final 3 … and then the big winner was, well, you’ll see. This season’s live finale aftershow was held at the Ed Sullivan Theatre in NYC, NY and made for some deliciously satisfying television — at least for me. After the jump, find out who won Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains …

During the season finale ep of Survivor: Samoa last month we learned that the new season of Survivor would pit opposing teams made up of contestant All-Stars from previous seasons in a battle of Heroes vs. Villains. Today, we learn which former castmembers have been brought back to the island in this latest battle royale of winner takes all. Behold, the cast of Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains:

Not even “Boston Rob” Mariano’s newborn baby could stop him from returning to “Survivor.” Mariano is among 20 former contestants who will compete in CBS’ “Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains,” the reality series’ 20th season, premiering Feb. 11 (8 p.m. EST). He left behind 4-week-old daughter Lucia Rose and wife, Amber Brkich, who bested Mariano to win the “All-Stars” edition in 2004 and accepted his marriage proposal during the finale. “If she was out here with me, I don’t think I’d have a chance in hell at winning,” the former “Survivor: Marquesas” and “All-Stars” player said of his wife. “I think they’d get rid of both of us right away,” he said. “With her not here, I think I’ll have a little bit of room to maneuver. Hopefully, I can sway some people my way.” The cutthroat Mariano will be joined on the “villains” tribe by players such as bratty waitress Courtney Yates (“China”); cantankerous videographer Randy Bailey (“Gabon”); sarcastic cyclist Tyson Apostol (“Tocantins”); and pompous soccer coach Benjamin Wade (“Tocantins”). Mariano’s biggest handicap? Not being familiar with new players like Wade. Wade, who calls himself The Dragon Slayer, says his motto is “trust no one, slay everyone.” “I’m not going to trust anyone, even people I’ve played with before. I’d like to say that I can trust Tyson because he and I were rock-solid in the last game. Maybe that’s too obvious, and other people will look at that.” The cast members — except for “Samoa” bad boy Russell Hantz, who was still filming the 19th season — were individually interviewed in secret last August before production on “Heroes vs. Villains” began in Samoa. It will be the third time on “Survivor” for nine of the castaways, many of whom participated in the “All-Stars” and “Fans vs. Favorites” editions. “I have the opportunity to do something that most people don’t even get to do once in their lifetime,” said Jerri Manthey, “The Australian Outback” and “All-Stars” mean girl. “I’m doing it three times. Just the opportunity itself is enough reason for me to say `yes’ to this again. I couldn’t sit at home knowing they were doing this and be OK with that.” The “heroes” tribe will include lovable mentor Rupert Boneham (“Pearl Islands,” “All-Stars”); emotional pinup model Jessica “Sugar” Kiper (“Gabon”); and Texas hunk Colby Donaldson (“Australian Outback,” “All-Stars”), who is hoping Manthey won’t be gunning for him this time. “Jerri is like a bad fungus,” said Donaldson. “You can get rid of it, scrub it, do whatever you want to clean yourself of it, but eventually it comes back. This is my third game that I’ve played with Jerri, and she was quite instrumental in getting me out the last time. I don’t have an ax to grind. Hopefully, she’s gotten the revenge out of her system.” Half of the “Heroes vs. Villains” cast are contestants who won or came in second place during their “Survivor” seasons. The four previous $1 million prize winners returning to the game are “villains” Sandra Diaz-Twine (“Pearl Islands”) and Parvati Shallow (“Cook Islands,” “Micronesia”) and “heroes” James “J.T.” Thomas Jr. (“Tocantins”) and Tom Westman (“Palau”). “I do feel like I have a target on my back as a past winner,” said Westman. “You hope you’re not walking into a stacked deck where everyone doesn’t want you to get anywhere near the cash. You could get the early boot for that. I acknowledge the danger, but this game is funny. People usually align with people they think can help them get further” … The 20th season will be the fifth to feature former contestants. Eighteen castaways were assembled for the “All-Stars” season. The “Guatemala” chapter heralded the return of “Palau” stalwarts Stephenie LaGrossa, who will be on the “heroes” tribe, and Bobby Jon Drinkard. The “Micronesia” 16th season featured a tribe of 10 vets battling a group of fans. The “heroes” team will also include nurse Cirie Fields (“Panama,” “Micronesia”); pageant queen Amanda Kimmel (“China,” “Micronesia”); medical student Candice Woodcock (“Cook Islands”); grave digger James Clement (“China,” “Micronesia”); and on the “villains” side, account manager Danielle DiLorenzo (“Panama”). Richard Hatch, who was convicted in 2006 of failing to pay taxes on the $1 million he earned for winning the Borneo-set first season of “Survivor” in 2000, asked a judge last July if he could leave home confinement early to compete in the 20th season. He argued that any money he earned from the reality show could be used to pay his tax obligations. His request was denied.

It totally sucks that the original OG villain from the very first season of Survivor, convicted felon Richard Hatch, wasn’t allowed to play the game … he would’ve made for some great gameplay, methinks. I’m happy that that evil beyotch Jeri from Survivor: Australia (season two) is back tho … she has to be the villain I loathed the most (tho, Russell from the most recent season of Survivor is really giving her a run for her money). I’m really happy that some of my faves are coming back (Tom, Cirie, Rupert, Colby). It’s gonna be a lot of fun to see these fan faves go head to head again. February 11 can’t get here soon enough for me! Wee!!

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