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Parvati Shallow 1 Parvati Shallow - Season 13, 16, 20 36029 2 "Boston Rob" Mariano - Season 4, 8, 20, 22 32385 3 Sandra Diaz-Twine - Season 7, 20 25909 4 Kim Spradlin - Season 24 23257 5 Richard Hatch - Season 1, 8 15602 6 Rob Cesternino - Season 6, 8 14558 7 Cirie Fields - Season 12, 16, 20 14485 8 Tony Vlachos - Season 28 13841 9 Russell Hantz - Season 19, 20, 22 13618 10 Todd Herzog - Season 15 10221 11 Yul Kwon - Season 13 9715 12 Tyson Apostol - Season 18, 20, 27 9125 13 Spencer Bledsoe - Season 28 8419 14 John Cochran - Season 23, 26 8020 15 Malcolm Freberg - Season 25, 26 7599 16 Brian Heidik - Season 5 7535 17 Ozzy Lusth - Season 13, 16, 23 6015 18 Tom Westman - Season 10, 20 5534 19 Amanda Kimmel - Season 15, 16, 20 4964 20 Chris Daugherty - Season 9 4715 21 Denise Stapley - Season 25 4680 22 J. T. Thomas, Jr. - Season 18, 20 3692 23 Jonny Fairplay - Season 7, 16 3094 24 Tina Wesson - Season 2, 8, 27 2848 25 Stephen Fishbach - Season 18 2700 26 Sophie Clarke - Season 23 2646 27 Jonathan Penner - Season 13, 16, 25 2627 28 Rupert Boneham - Season 7, 8, 20, 27 2390 29 Yau-Man Chan - Season 14, 16 2373 30 Earl Cole - Season 14 2266 31 Colby Donaldson - Season 2, 8, 20 2243 32 "Coach" Benjamin Wade - Season 18, 20, 23 2067 33 Brenda Lowe - Season 21, 26 1934 34 Ciera Eastin - Season 27 1819 35 Aras Baskauskas - Season 12, 27 1774 36 Stephenie LaGrossa - Season 10, 11, 20 1768 37 Andrea Boehlke - Season 22, 26 1718 38 Tasha Fox - Season 28 1523 39 Ethan Zohn - Season 3, 8 1440 40 Courtney Yates - Season 15, 20 1418 41 Abi-Maria Gomes - Season 25 1397 42 Danni Boatwright - Season 11 1342 43 Jerri Manthey - Season 2, 8, 20 1333 44 Hayden Moss - Season 27 1325 45 Candice Cody - Season 13, 20, 27 1258 46 Amber Brkich - Season 2, 8 1223 47 Kass McQuillen - Season 28 1101 48 Bob Crowley - Season 17 1083 49 Vecepia Towery - Season 4 995 50 Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien - Season 4, 8 862 51 "Fabio" (Jud) Birza - Season 21 850 52 Jenna Morasca - Season 6, 8 813 53 Trish Hegarty - Season 28 776 54 Ami Cusack - Season 9, 16 731 55 Vytas Baskauskas - Season 27 706 56 Eliza Orlins - Season 9, 16 665 57 James Clement - Season 15, 16, 20 661 58 Natalie White - Season 19 612 59 Corinne Kaplan - Season 17, 26 596 60 Lex van den Berghe - Season 3, 8 593 61 Woo Hwang - Season 28 576 62 Ken Hoang - Season 17 569 63 Peih-Gee Law - Season 15 446 64 Terry Deitz - Season 12 414 65 Phillip Sheppard - Season 22, 26 412 66 Erik Reichenbach - Season 16, 26 397 67 Sugar Kiper - Season 17, 20 397 68 Alexis Maxwell - Season 28 382 69 J'Tia Taylor - Season 28 378 70 Monica Culpepper - Season 24, 27 375 71 Laura Morett - Season 19, 27 370 72 Rudy Boesch - Season 1, 8 349 73 Lisa Whelchel - Season 25 340 74 Morgan McLeod - Season 28 327 75 Crystal Cox - Season 17 325 76 Colleen Haskell - Season 1 322 77 Natalie Bolton - Season 16 318 78 Shii Ann Huang - Season 5, 8 310 79 Elisabeth Filarski - Season 2 309 80 Christina Cha - Season 24 304 81 Danielle DiLorenzo - Season 12, 20 300 82 Shane Powers - Season 12 288 83 Rafe Judkins - Season 11 281 84 Ian Rosenberger - Season 10 265 85 Erinn Lobdell - Season 18 263 86 Dawn Meehan - Season 23, 26 261 87 Kelly Wiglesworth - Season 1 254 88 Tom Buchanan - Season 3, 8 241 89 Marty Piombo - Season 21 232 90 Greg Buis - Season 1 231 91 Eddie Fox - Season 26 228 92 Colton Cumbie - Season 24, 27 215 93 L.J. 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