'Survivor' Season 40 crowns its second ever two-time champion

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After weeks of heated competition, themed musical nights, emotional backstories, and unprecedented obstacles — including a global pandemic resulting in the contestants and judging having to shoot the episodes from home — crowned a new winner on Sunday.

Back in the Survivor: Winners at War pre-season, we thought there was no way one-hit-wonder Tony Vlachos could become a two-time winner. He's too erratic. He's too loud. He's too big of a target. He's too ... Tony.

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Survivor: Winners at War is speeding toward an outcome we truly thought was impossible heading into this season: A second-career victory for Survivor: Cagayan mastermind Tony Vlachos.

Even if Tony Vlachos' spy nest wound up being over-hyped, there was plenty to love about this week's episode of Survivor: Winners at War. Tony was at his frantic best, mending fences and building his dream alliance of lions (plus evil hyena vampire, Nick Wilson). Kim Spradlin, meanwhile, made the inexplicable decision to give up $2 million for a plate of peanut butter.