Survivor: Borneo, the first season of the popular reality television series Survivor, aired in 2000 and was filmed on the island of Pulau Tiga in Malaysia. The show followed 16 contestants as they competed in a series of challenges and voted each other off the island in hopes of winning the $1 million prize.The winner of Survivor: Borneo was Richard Hatch, a corporate trainer from Rhode Island. Hatch's strategic gameplay and alliance-building helped him to secure the title of Sole Survivor. After his win, Hatch went on to appear in several other reality shows, including Celebrity Fit Club and The Biggest Loser: Couples 2. He also wrote a book, "The Ultimate Game: A Guide to the Ultimate Sport of Survivor." However, Hatch was sentenced to prison for tax evasion in 2006 and served 51 months in jail.Runner-up Kelly Wiglesworth, a river guide from Nevada, returned to Survivor for the show's second season, Survivor: The Australian Outback, where she placed 15th. Since then, Wiglesworth has mostly stayed out of the spotlight but occasionally pops up on Survivor-related events.Gervase Peterson, a tobacco sales representative from New Jersey, placed third in Survivor: Borneo. After the show, Gervase returned to his former job, but now he's also an on-camera personality, motivational speaker, and host for various events.Rudy Boesch, a retired Navy SEAL from Virginia, placed fourth in Survivor: Borneo. Boesch was known for his no-nonsense attitude and his strong sense of loyalty. After Survivor, Rudy retired and he passed away in 2019.Overall, the Survivor: Borneo cast members have had varied career paths and personal experiences since the show. Some have gone on to have successful careers in reality television, while others have returned to their former lives. But all of them will always be remembered as the pioneers of Survivor and a part of the show's history.