| Pot Head | |
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| Recurring Survivor Challenge | |
| Description: | A recurring endurance challenge. |
| Appearances: | Guatemala South Pacific |
Pot Head is a recurring Survivor challenge.
Rules
In Survivor: Guatemala, the Survivors would balance a Mayan pot on their head for an hour while standing on a perch. After the 60 minutes had elapsed, the remaining contestants would race up the steps of a temple. The first person to reach the top would win immunity.
In South Pacific, the castaways must place a pot on their head and balance it. They would have to race over a series of balance beams to deposit rice in a bowl at the end. The first person to fill their bowl of rice up wins.
History
The challenge debuted in Survivor: Guatemala, where the power alliance (minus Judd and Cindy) chose to sit and watch the contestants while feasting. In the end, Gary beat everyone up the pyramid and won immunity.
In Survivor: South Pacific, the top 9 raced to fill up their bowl with rice. In a tight race, Sophie beat everyone else to win.
Winners
| Episode | Challenge Type | Winner |
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| Guatemala "The Hidden Immunity Idol" | Individual Immunity |  Gary Hogeboom |
| South Pacific "Running the Show" | Individual Immunity |  Sophie Clarke |
Gallery
Trivia
- This challenge was only used in seasons with blue, red, and yellow tribes.
- Both winners were on a starting blue tribe.
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