Yau-Man captivated Survivor fans with his intelligence and his integrity. Perhaps his smartest move in Fiji was listening between-the-lines to his tribe's answers during a pivotal Tribal Council.

What does IT have in common with the reality television game show Survivor, which tests contestants’ survival skills in remote locations as they compete for the grand prize? For Yau-Man Chan ...

Yet that didn't mean "Survivor: Fiji" viewers weren't appalled when Dreamz went back on his word Sunday night. Earlier in the show, Yau-Man had offered to give his new truck, a prize from the show ...

But while Earl changed his mind and eventually voted Yau-Man out, he did what most “Survivor” winners do and made nice with the members of the jury who he’d hurt. In his case, that was Yau ...

Survivor: Fiji finale aired Sunday night. Before getting down to the final three, there were two more eliminations that had to be taken care of, and unfortunately for fan favorite Yau-man ...

In 2007, then 36-year-old California-based ad executive Earl Cole competed on Survivor: Fiji (Season 14). Early in the game, he built an unlikely close alliance with tribemate Yau-Man Chan.

The most famous scene in the first season of Survivor, back in the summer of ... Cassandra, Boo and Yau-Man. These were the ones I liked. On the other side (Team Alex) were Alex, Edgardo, Mookie ...

At last, some sweet satisfaction from what was otherwise becoming the Sanjaya of all Survivor seasons: The guy I like to call Pebble (because there’s only one Rocky in the world, and this creep ...