Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains
Westman participated on the Heroes tribe. He had discovered several chickens on Day 1, which all of his tribe was able to surround and catch. At the beginning of the game, he made an alliance with Colby Donaldson and Stephenie LaGrossa. The tribe beat the villains at the first reward challenge, but lost at immunity. On Day 3, Westman and the rest of the tribe voted out Jessica Kiper because of her emotions and her weakness. After going to tribal council a second time, Tom was one of only three people who attempted to vote out Amanda Kimmel, but failed to do so when fellow Survivor Palau contestant Stephenie LaGrossa was voted out. Tom found the hidden immunity idol at the Heroes campsite and got a target on his back. At the fourth (third for the Heroes) tribal council, Tom played the idol which negated three votes cast against him which ended up sending Cirie Fields home. After James Clement had injured his leg at the following reward challenge, Westman attempted to ensure the elimination of Clement. After losing their fourth immunity challenge, Westman attempted to vote out Amanda, however the Heroes tribe elected to keep Kimmel and Clement over Westman, and he was voted out 5-2. He played Survivor for a combined total of 53 days.
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