A controversy involving Survivor alumni Richard Hatch and Sue Hawk kept Hatch out of season 40’s Winners at War.But Richard has remained defiant and points the finger at CBS. In the controversy ...

Sue Hawk, a member of "Survivor: All-Stars" Chapera tribe, suddenly quit the game, ... And me and Richard have had a chance to sit down and hash it out and talk about the incident.

Richard Hatch, Rudy Boesch, Susan Hawk and Kelly Wiglesworth arrive for the ‘Survivor: The Reunion’ | Online USA/Getty Images Sue Hawk gave infamous ‘rats and snakes’ speech during ...

Today, we’re tackling Season 1’s groundbreaking final Tribal Council, including Sue Hawk's infamous "snakes and rats" speech, which paved the way for Richard Hatch’s historic win. Stay tuned ...

But I thought Sue was stronger than her drama queen performance on last week’s Survivor: All-Stars on CBS. Sue doesn’t seem that freaked out by Richard’s […] Skip to content. All Sections.

Over 50 million people tuned in on August 23, 2000, as they saw the "villain" of the season, the scheming Richard Hatch, take home the first title of Sole Survivor and the million-dollar prize.

Sue’s vicious, heartfelt final speech was the dramatic pinnacle of “Survivor,” and her rage at Kelly once again revealed the vulnerability the screwed-up Wisconsin truck driver displayed ...

Richard Hatch’s dastardly Tagi alliance had dispatched the last of their opponents the previous ... and it perfectly summed up the appeal of Survivor. Happy anniversary, Sue Hawk’s jury speech.

Richard Hatch claims he was originally part of the Survivor: Winners at War cast — before being mysteriously dropped before filming began for Season 39.

The next day, after hearing about Richard's boot, Sue unloaded onto Jeff Probst, saying she was "violated, dehumanized, humiliated and totally spent." She chose to quit the game on Day 17 to go be ...