voted out another ex-Kucha member. Then heavily disliked Manthey was voted off. Then eliminations of other remaining ex-Kucha members and another ex-Ogakor member Amber Brkich, who still aligned with Manthey post-merge, followed. When three players remained, Donaldson won the season's final immunity challenge, "Fallen Comrades", the quiz about eliminated contestants. This was his fifth consecutive individual immunity win. As the only player eligible to vote while possessing the Individual Immunity necklace, Donaldson voted off Famie, whom Donaldson found unworthy to be one of the final two, placing Famie third, and kept Wesson as promised. In the Final Tribal Council, Donaldson and Wesson revealed onscreen to the jury their own core alliance that helped maintain the Ogakor tribe's strength. They both further revealed using and holding Famie as part of their voting strategy from Olson's elimination to the final three. Donaldson became the runner-up to winner Tina Wesson by the 3–4 jury vote. For the runner-up placement, Donaldson earned $100,000 (). Donaldson later sold on eBay a Pontiac Aztek that he won in one of the season's reward challenges. Post-Australian Outback appearances After The Australian Outback, Donaldson appeared alongside other Survivor players in the May 8, 2001, episode of The Rosie O'Donnell Show and received from Rosie O'Donnell a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, one of his answers he made in The Australian Outback Final Tribal Council. He was one of Australian Outback players appearing on Hollywood Squares on the week of May 14, 2001. He was a representative and spokesman for a Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraising event at its West Texas branch (Permian Basin) on May 16, 2002. He appeared in a Saltgrass Steak House commercial. Donaldson moved from Dallas to Los Angeles in summer 2001 and then began taking acting lessons. He debuted his acting career in a television film Another Pretty Face, which first aired on PAX on November 8, 2002. In the film, his character has marital issues and is the son-in-law of its main character (Mel Harris), a middle-aged newscaster who is fired from a news station for being too old and then, after makeover and plastic surgery, poses as a younger woman for her new job in another news station. Donaldson narrated an IMAX film Texas: The Big Picture, which premiered in the IMAX Theatre of the Bullock Texas State History Museum on May 3, 2003. He also appeared in televised Schick commercials by no later than early 2004.