16 BlueBarracuda, Nov 30, 2016
Natalie is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside her twin sister, Nadiya Anderson. She was originally on the Hunahpu tribe. Prior to appearing on Survivor, Natalie and her sister appeared on The Amazing Race season 21 and The Amazing Race: All Stars (season 24), placing early targets on them entering the game.
From her Survivor Wikia:
“Despite her twin sister Nadiya being the first person voted out, Natalie was able to integrate herself into the majority alliance for most of the game, making subtle strategic moves, building close relationships and keeping herself off everyone's radar. After her closest ally, Jeremy Collins, was blindsided by Jon Misch, Natalie played the game more aggressively and was able to pull the strings and orchestrate the blindsides of Jon, Alec Christy, and Baylor Wilson. Her strong social game, physical prowess and tactical gameplay earned her the respect of the jury and the title of Sole Survivor.”
• Natalie and her sister are the first castaways to appear on The Amazing Race BEFORE Survivor (while a handful of Survivors appeared on TAR after their Survivor experience) – on their original season they competed against Panama castaway “Timber” Tina Scheer’s brother Rob, while on their second season they competed again Big Brother stars Brendan and Rachel
• Natalie and her sister are the only sisters to have played Survivor together and the only twins
• She is tied with Michele Fitzgerald with the most challenge wins overall for a female winner, with 13 (tribal and individual) – they are fourth overall, behind Bob, Mike, and Tom
• She is the fourth consecutive Natalie to reach the Final Four, after Bolton (4th, Micronesia), White (1st, Samoa), and Tenerelli (3rd, RI) and the third consecutive to reach FTC – she is also the second women named Natalie to win
• Natalie became the 8th Survivor to win without a vote cast against her, after Tina, Ethan, Brian, Sandra (PI), Tom, JT, and Cochran
• She is the first Asian women to win the show and only the second after Yul
• She was elected Miss Survivor 2015
• After Survivor, she considered using her winnings by opening a Cross Fit in Sri Lanka
• Natalie got to compete on The Price is Right during the Survivor special, but did not make it on stage
• Natalie made it to the finals to be on Survivor: Game Changers – The Mamanuca Islands, but had to decline her spot because of her school commitments; she was replaced by Sierra Dawn Thomas from Worlds Apart
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20 BlueBarracuda, Nov 30, 2016
Jaclyn is a former Miss Michigan and castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside her boyfriend Jon Misch. She was originally on the Coyopa tribe, where she found herself in the minority. A tribe swap reunited her with Jon, making them a pivotal swing vote, ultimately with them siding with Baylor & Missy over the Wentworth family. Upon the merge, they continued to find themselves as swing votes, ultimately forming an alliance called The Fab Five, along with Missy, Baylor, and Natalie.
From her Survivor Wikia article:
“In collaboration with her boyfriend Jon Misch, Jaclyn was a key player in the Fab Five alliance, participated in the blindsides of Josh Canfield and Jeremy Collins, and was able to overcome Jon's elimination in order to make the Final Tribal Council. However, she lost to the more strategically aggressive Natalie Anderson in a 5-2-1 vote.”
• Reed voted for her to win to ensure she’d take second place over Missy
• Jaclyn and Jon are the only co-ed pair to make it to the merge stage during a BvW season
• She and Jon made it to the final rounds of The Amazing Race casting, but the season they did filled up their cast, so the producers asked them to do Survivor instead
• Jaclyn’s hair kept falling out until about a month after she was on Survivor and she had parasites
• Jaclyn got engaged to Jon in October 2014; they married on August 16, 2015, with Val & Jeremy, Alec & Drew, Nadiya & Natalie, and Josh & Reed in attendance
• A major plot point during the season was Jaclyn’s struggle with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome (i.e. she was born without a uterus) and her struggles with infertility; she is eligible for In vitro fertilization if she wanted biological children – she and Jon are in the process of having their first child through surrogacy
• Jaclyn is currently working towards taking her LSAT and going to law school
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11 BlueBarracuda, Nov 29, 2016
Missy is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside her daughter, Baylor Wilson. She was originally on the Hunahpu tribe.
Early on, Missy aligned herself with Jeremy. Due to Hunahpu’s early winning streak, Missy largely avoided Tribal Council, only going after Drew threw a challenge to take out one of the girls, which pissed Missy off, so she joined the other women and blindsided Drew. After Day 10, there was a tribe swap, sending Missy to Coyopa alongside her daughter Baylor. Missy immediately clashed with Dale Wentworth and she convinced Jon and Jaclyn to join her and her daughter to vote out his daughter Kelley and then Dale himself back to back before the merge. Just in case Dale played an Idol, Missy and Baylor voted for their ally Keith, which led him to end their alliance entering the merge.
At the merge, Missy and Baylor joined Jeremy and Natalie’s alliance. Missy tried to talk Julie out of quitting the game, but her argument only convinced Julie that she was doing the right thing. Missy grew increasingly annoyed at the young men and irritated at Keith for telling Baylor what to do. Although her daughter was targeted for elimination, Missy got her way when Jaclyn convinced Jon to vote out Josh with them. Wanting to gain her trust, Jon showed Missy his Idol, and he convinced her to join his plan to take out Jeremy, which she agreed. Missy, Baylor, Jon, Jaclyn, and Natalie thus formed the Fab Five and they took out Reed and Alec as well, despite Reed’s best attempt to get out Missy (he got revenge by voting for Jaclyn at FTC to give her second place over Missy). During an immunity challenge created by a Make-a-Wish kid, Missy injured her ankle, but since it wasn’t life threatening, Missy opted to stay in the game, using a crutch for the remainder of the game – often sitting out of challenges. After her daughter pleaded her, Missy turned on Jon and Jaclyn, resulting in Jon’s elimination.
At Final 5, Keith unexpectedly won immunity, forcing the remnants of the Fab 5 to turn on each other. Keith, Missy, and Baylor decided to target Jaclyn, but Natalie pulled out her Idol and used it on Jaclyn, resulting in her daughter being sent home. Although her daughter placed 5th, Missy and Baylor were in the game together longer than any other Blood vs. Water pair out of the two BVW seasons, lasting 37 days with both of them still in the game. Missy wasn’t able to compete in the FTC and Jaclyn managed to win. Missy and Jaclyn considered voting out Natalie, but they figured Keith would be a huge jury threat, so he was unanimously voted out, although Keith thought Missy was a threat to win, so he voted her. At Final Tribal Council, Missy said she deserved to win for being the mom of the tribe, she was loyal to her alliance, and she dictated the boot order. Although Reed blasted her, calling her a wicked stepmother. In the end, she only received Baylor’s vote, placing third behind Jaclyn (2nd) and Natalie..
8 BlueBarracuda, Nov 29, 2016
Keith is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his son, Wes Nale. He was originally on the Hunahpu tribe. He returned to compete on Survivor: Cambodia – Second Chances after being voted into the cast by the viewing public.
From his Survivor Wikia:
“An underdog from the beginning, Keith managed to make it deep into San Juan del Sur without an alliance by winning several Immunity Challenges, and finding and eventually using a Hidden Immunity Idol at the opportune time, falling one day short of the finals.
Returning for Cambodia, Keith played a low-key game by joining an alliance with his former Bayon tribemates, however, after being indirectly kicked out of it, he aligned himself with fellow San Juan del Sur castmate Kelley Wentworth. When he didn't win immunity on Day 37, he was voted out just two days before the Final Tribal Council.”
• Keith was the oldest members of the Hunahpu, Huyopa, Bayon, and Orkun tribes
• He and his son, along with Jeremy Collins (whom he competed with on Cambodia) are all firefighters
• He won the most Individual Immunities in San Juan Del Sur, with 3
• Unlike Jeremy and Kelley, Keith didn’t choose his SJDS teammate as his loved one during the Cambodia loved one visit
• Keith has the most combined votes for the eliminated player in Survivor history, with 14 failed votes (i.e. the person he voted for did not go home) – he also holds the single season records, with 7 each, only beat by Eddie Fox in Caramoan with 9 failed votes.
• Keith and Joe Anglim are the 7th & 8th castaways to reach the merge without attending Tribal Council, following the Tandang tribe in Philippines; Michele and Nick in Koah Rong later became the 9th and 10th
• Keith currently holds the record for most days played for a 2 time player without reaching Final Tribal Council, with 75 days played overall
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14 BlueBarracuda, Nov 29, 2016
Baylor is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside her mom, Missy Payne. She was originally on the Coyopa tribe.
She formed an alliance right away with Josh, and despite the women wanting to form an all-girls alliance, Baylor joined the men in taking out Nadiya at the first vote- Josh also voted for her to conceal their alliance, causing her to doubt him. Due to her flipping on the women, Val wanted to target Baylor at the second Tribal Council, although the vote split between her and Val herself. During a revote, Val went home. Due to her close call, Baylor decided not to trust Josh anymore, and she attempted to form a new alliance with Wes, Jaclyn, and Alec. Together, they voted out John, although Baylor once again received votes for being perceived the weakest. On Day 10 there was a tribe swap and Missy stayed on Coyopa but was joined by her mother. Her mom clashed immediately with Dale and the two pleaded with Jon and Jaclyn to join them in taking out the Wentworth family, which J&J agreed, taking them out one by one, although Missy & Baylor voted for Keith in case Dale played an Idol, causing Keith to flip to his son’s side.
Baylor made the merge with her mom and they teamed up with Jeremy and Natalie. Josh tried to re-gain Baylor’s trust and have her vote with him, although Josh latered ended up targeting her. Jaclyn convinced Jon to flip to Baylor’s side, voting out Josh. At the next Tribal, Jon convinced Baylor & Missy to join him in blindsiding Jeremy. Together, Jon, Jaclyn, Missy, Baylor, and Natalie were in an alliance called the Fab Five, although Natalie wanted revenge on Jon. Baylor and Missy managed to stay in the game, with bigger threats like Alec and Reed being taken out instead – after Reed called her a brat. At a challenge created by a Make-a-Wish kid, her mom injured her ankle but was able to stay in the game. Natalie convinced Baylor they needed to make a move, so Baylor begged her mom to vote Jaclyn with her – together, they were able to force a 2-2-2 tie between Jon, Jaclyn, and Keith, and they took out Jon in the revote. Keith was the next to go, but when he won the final 5 immunity, this messed everything up. Baylor voted for Jaclyn and Natalie played her Idol. She asked Jaclyn if she voted whom she asked her to, and so Natalie played the Idol on Jaclyn, saving her. The first 3 votes against Jaclyn were voided and Baylor was blindsided, with Jaclyn and Natalie voting against her. As the 7th jury member, Baylor became the Sole jury member who voted for her mom, who would place third overall. Surprisingly, this made her only the second Juror in Survivor history to vote for the second-runner up to win (after Erik voted for Amanda in China).
Baylor was the youngest castaway on San Juan Del Sur and she had the most votes against her with 17 votes. This was the Survivor record for a non-Redemption Island Season and the most for a first-time contestant (sharing with..
4 BlueBarracuda, Nov 29, 2016
Jon is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his fiancé, Jaclyn Schultz. He was originally on the Hunahpu tribe.
As part of the Hunahpu tribe, Jon enjoyed his tribe’s dominance during the early portion of the game. He struggled with his father’s ailing health at home and had existential crisises throughout the game, wondering why he agreed to do the game. Early on, Jon lost his tribe’s flint and confessed to it and the tribe had to trade their reward in order to receive a new flint from Jeff (Natalie eventually found the missing flint). The only time Hunahpu went to Tribal was when Jon’s closest ally, Drew, threw the challenge. Drew was adamant about voting out Kelley, but the men voted all over the place, Jon joining Jeremy in voting for Keith, resulting in Drew’s blindside. With Drew gone, Jon tried to do damage control and fix his place in the tribe. But during a tribe swap, he ended up on the new Coyopa tribe alongside Jaclyn. With plenty of rice and Jaclyn there, Jon was happy for the first time in the game. But Coyopa lost the remaining immunity challenges and Jon and Jaclyn found themselves as the swing votes. Ultimately, Jon sided with Missy and Baylor over Kelley and Dale, and the two were voted out back to back.
On Day 16, he and Jaclyn made the merge, becoming the only male/female team out of both BvW seasons to make the merge fully intact. Again, J&J became the swing votes, this time between Jeremy and Josh’s alliances. Initially, they sided with Josh’s group to vote out Jeremy. When he was sent to Exile Island, Jon managed to find the Hidden Immunity Idol. After Julie quit the game, Jaclyn began to notice that the men treated her disrespectfully, so she pleaded Jon to vote with her and take out one of their own. Together, they swung the votes and sent Josh home in a 6-5 vote. Jon grew paranoid about Jeremy and wanted him gone. After showing her his Idol, he convinced Missy and Baylor to join J&J in taking out Jeremy, angering Natalie in the process, who wanted revenge on Jon. During a tearful reward challenge, J&J opened up about Jaclyn’s infertility and how they plan to adopt. Jon’s alliance wanted to split the vote between the Nale family, but Reed wanted to blindside Jon. Both Keith and Jon played their Idols, however, and Wes went home. Jon returned to Exile and found a second Idol and J&J continued finding themselves as the swing votes, between Reed & Missy’s alliances, but Jon felt like Reed was a backstabber, and Reed was unanimously sent home. Natalie was still angry at Jon and decided to seek revenge, but when Jon won immunity, Natalie voted out Alec over J&J’s target Keith. Jaclyn grew worried of Natalie, but Jon told her not to worry. Believing Keith was next to go and Natalie with immunity, Jon did not play his Idol and the votes tied between him, Jaclyn, and Keith. At the revote, Jon went home, becoming the first person voted out on..
6 BlueBarracuda, Nov 28, 2016
Alec is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his brother, Drew. He was originally on the Coyopa tribe.
Alec joined the other men of Coyopa in an alliance and together, they voted out both Nadiya and Val in the first two Tribal Councils. Alec was made aware of John Rocker’s true identity early on. When John’s behavior became detrimental to the tribe, Josh wanted to vote John out. Alec was hesistant, since John was a physical asset, but he joined the others in blindsiding him. On Day 10, Alec was stunned when his brother was voted out of the game. His game became even more shocking when he was swapped to the Hunahpu tribe. Right away, Jeremy tried to get Alec on his side, growing worried about Reed flipping, calling Alec a “mini-Drew”. Hunahpu won the remaining Tribal immunities, so Alec made the merge on Day 16.
At the merge, the votes didn’t seem to go his way, with Alec being blindsided with Jeremy being voted out. Alec joined the others in the first attempt to blindside Jon, but he played his Idol, causing Alec’s vote to be thrown out. With members of his alliance being voted out, Alec found himself at the bottom of the tribe. Alec tried flirting with Jaclyn to get her on his side, which annoyed Jon. Alec grew frustrated with the Tribe’s perception of him being flirtatious. He was sent to Exile in his final days and the votes were split between him and Keith. Although Alec had the numbers, Natalie switched her vote at the last minute, eliminating Alec in a 4-3 vote, making him the 5th jury member. Natalie told Alec her biggest move was voting him out, which earned her his vote.
Alec was the youngest male castaway on San Juan Del Sur. He was the first Coyopa member to outlast their loved one and he was the highest placing Coyopa male.
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9 BlueBarracuda, Nov 28, 2016
Reed is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his boyfriend Josh Canfield.
He was originally on the Hunahpu tribe, which was largely dominant in the early portion of the game. Reed found himself aligned with the other men in his tribe, only visiting tribal when Drew threw the challenge. The men were disorganized, leading to Drew’s blindside in a 5-2-1-1 vote. During a tribe swap on Day 11, Reed stayed on Hunahpu but was reunited with Josh, which upset Jeremy, who thought his ally Reed would flip to Josh’s side. Due to the lack of rice on the Hunahpu tribe, Reed pleaded with Jeff Probst for more rice – Jeff agreed, but took all of their other rewards. Reed managed to make the merge only visiting Tribal once.
On Day 16 he merged. Josh managed to convince Reed to flip (confirming Jeremy’s fears), as well as Jon & Jaclyn to blindside Jeremy, however, that plan was ruined when Julie quit. But Jaclyn convinced Jon to flip back and blindside Josh in a 6-5 vote, pissing off Reed. Angry, Reed expected to follow Josh out the game and dug through Keith’s bag and found instructions to the Idol, exposing this to his tribe mates. Fortunately, Jeremy was sent home instead. After that, he joined in the plan to blindside Jon, and Reed told Keith that the majority wanted to split the vote between him and Wes. Both Keith and Jon played their Idols, however, and Wes went home. Reed angered Missy by calling Baylor a brat and the pair targeted Reed, while Reed targeted Missy. He was unable to convince Jon and Jaclyn to vote with them, and he was unanimously voted out over Missy, becoming the 10th voted out and the 4th member of the jury. As a jury member, he voted for Jaclyn, knowing that Natalie was likely to win, to ensure that Missy got 3rd place.
After Survivor, he and Josh became engaged. However, they broke up in March 2016. Both of them applied to Survivor individually, without the producers knowing they were boyfriends. He was the first unanimous vote on San Juan Del Sur and the first Survivor castaway voted out on Day 29, which happened to occur the night before Josh’s 33rd birthday. Josh’s dad used to be the mayor of Minnesota capitol city, St. Paul. Before and after Survivor, Reed and Josh appeared in many Broadway productions. Reed has appeared in Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark, Wicked, and The Addams Family. Most recently this year, he was an original performer in the Broadway production of Cirque du Soleil Paramour.
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9 BlueBarracuda, Nov 27, 2016
Wes is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his dad, Keith. He was originally on the Coyopa tribe.
Right away in the game, Wes found himself aligned with the other men on Coyopa. He figured out right away John Rocker’s true identity and confronted him about it. He joined the men’s alliance in voting out both Nadiya and Val. Despite hitting it off with him initially, Wes agreed with Josh that John had to go because of his behavior. On Day 10, Wes found himself on the new Hunahpu tribe, still on opposing tribes from his father, only to find himself with little rice left on Hunahpu, although they won immunity until the merge. On Day 16, Wes reunited with his dad on the merged tribe. His dad joined his alliance with Josh.
Upon the merge though, the men seemed to be targeted, with Josh being blindsided and then Jeremy was voted out. At the Day 26 immunity challenge, Wes opted to eat chicken wings and drink beer. Reed wanted to split the vote and blindside Jon, but when his dad said “stick to the plan”, which led Jon to play his Idol. His dad then played his Idol in response. As the only person with votes against them with both Idols played, Wes was voted out on day 26, becoming the 3rd member of the jury. As he left the game, he fist bumped his dad on the way out. Wes voted for Natalie to win the game. Unlike Dale and Val appearing as loved ones for Kelley and Jeremy, Wes did not appear as a loved one for his dad during Cambodia. On Day 17 of the game, Wes turned 24. With only 2 out of 9 votes, Wes was voted out by the lowest ratio of votes in Survivor history.
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11 BlueBarracuda, Nov 27, 2016
Jeremy is a castaway originally from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his wife, Val, and he started the game on the Hunahpu tribe. Jeremy would return to play a second season after America voted him into Survivor: Cambodia – Second Chances, where he was a member of the Bayon tribe.
From his Survivor Wikia page:
“Up against the wall for most of his first season and using his physical game to get out of it, he was known for his rivalry with Josh Canfield. However, after being deemed a threat, he was blindsided by his own alliance [and became the 2nd member of the jury]. He also has the distinction of being the first person to win a Hero Duel.
Returning for Survivor: Cambodia, Jeremy developed a more aggressive but honest playing style. Highlights of his game included his timely use of two Hidden Immunity Idols, his low-key but enduring partnership with Spencer Bledsoe and Tasha Fox, and his perfect execution of a "meat shield" strategy in which he disguised the seemingly obvious threat he posed by aligning with higher-profile targets such as Andrew Savage and Joe Anglim. In a season characterized by paranoia and constantly shifting voting blocs, Jeremy was able to maintain steady control of the overall action of the game, and at the Final Tribal Council, he became the Sole Survivor in a unanimous vote.”
• He was one of three firefighters on San Juan Del Sur, along with Wes & Keith Nale; he was also the second firefighter to win Survivor, after retired NYC firefighter Tom Westman won Palau
• He is only the third black person to win Survivor, after Vecepia in Marquesas (s4) and Earl in Fiji (s14) – both Earl and Jeremy won in a unanimous vote
• Jeremy is the fourth person to win Survivor in a unanimous vote, after Earl, J.T., and Cochran (although Jeremy holds a record 10 jury votes)
• Jeremy, like Mike Hollaway the season prior, are the only winners to receive only uncounted votes against them during their winning season
• Jeremy is the first male to win in a season featuring ONLY returning players (Sandra and Amber winning the other two) - he is the 6th returning player to win overall (including Parvati, Rob, Cochran, and Tyson)
• During filming of Cambodia, Val was pregnant with Jeremy’s son, born in December 2015
• Jeremy appeared in an episode of The Young and the Restless alongside Joe Anglim
• Jeremy got to compete on The Price is Right during the Survivor episode, but he and his partner didn’t make it on stage
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6 BlueBarracuda, Nov 24, 2016
Josh is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his boyfriend Reed. He was originally on the Coyopa tribe.
Right away, Josh found himself in an all-male alliance with John, Dale, Wes, and Alec, but he was incredibly close to Baylor. During the first Tribal Council, Josh found himself as the swing vote, but he threw his vote to Baylor to disguise their bond, with Nadiya being sent home. He then joined the others in voting Val out. After John’s blowup with Natalie, Josh led the campaign to send John home, finding his behavior problematic. During a tribe swap, he found himself on the same tribe as Reed, and the new Hunahpu won the remaining tribal immunities, although Josh and Reed were a bit disappointed, wanting to take out Jeremy. Josh made the merge and formed an alliance with Reed, Wes, Keith, and Alec, and they considered him their leader. Jon and Jaclyn found themselves in the middle, but ultimately, Josh was able to convince them to side with his alliance. When Jon was sent to Exile Island, Jaclyn felt mistreated by the other men in Josh’s alliance. The two decided to flip to Jeremy’s alliance, who then voted out Josh, making him the 7th voted out and the first member of the jury on Day 21. Josh voted for Natalie to win the game at the Final Tribal Council.
After the show, Josh and Reed got engaged. However, they ended their relationship in March 2016. Both he and Reed were apparently cast individually, after both applied separately. He celebrated his 33rd birthday at Ponderosa, the day after Josh was voted out. He was asked if he wanted to be considered for Survivor: Cambodia, but had to turn it down due to his Broadway contract.
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9 BlueBarracuda, Nov 24, 2016
Julie is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside her then boyfriend, John Rocker. She was on the Hunahpu tribe before and after the tribe swap.
Julie enjoyed safety the vast majority of the game, enjoying the team immunity won by Hunahpu. Julie herself defeated her boyfriend John in a head to head duel, winning her tribe fishing gear (which they traded for flint). She sent Jeremy to Exile with her boyfriend and the two made a pact to protect each other’s loved one. She felt isolated from her tribe when they cheered and clapped when John was voted out of the game. Because of Drew throwing the challenge, Julie attended her only tribal council of the season and banded together with the women and Jeremy to blindside Drew. After a Tribe Swap, she stayed on Hunahpu. The tough conditions took its toll on her and she considered quitting the game, but Jeremy talked her out of it. Julie made the merge on Day 18. The same day, she was caught hoarding trail mix in her bra. After being caught, Julie considered quitting, wanting to be with John. Jeremy again tried to talk her out of this, as did Missy, but the talks just confirmed to her they only wanted her as a vote. Jeff Probst even talked to her and tried to talk her out of it, but in the end, Julie quit the game.
Shortly after the show finished airing, Julie and John broke up. She was the only female to win a ‘Hero Duel” this season and the first female on SJDS to outlast her male partner. She is the first person to quit after the merge but not make jury, but Jeff said the person going home wouldn’t have been on the jury anyways. Julie holds the record, with Nick from Panama, for fewest numbers of days played overall while reaching the merge, as she quit the game on Day 18.
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9 BlueBarracuda, Nov 23, 2016
Dale is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his daughter, Kelley Wentworth. He was originally on the Coyopa tribe.
Despite being the oldest member of his tribe, he quickly impressed his teammates by making fire with his eye glasses. An Amazing Race fan, Dale wanted to target Nadiya because of her time on TAR, but the girls rallied together to target him due to his age. Ultimately, Baylor flipped to his side, sparring him from being the first boot. He then joined the others in voting out Val after a tied vote. Dale found himself on the outs when the rest of his tribe voted out John, while he voted with him. Luckily, Coyopa won the next immunity. A tribe swap occurred and Dale found himself reunited with his daughter Kelley and on the same tribe. Dale immediately clashed with Missy, and she grew even more angry at him after she found out he targeted Baylor. He and Kelley teamed up with Jon and Jaclyn, but the new Coyopa lost their first immunity as a new tribe. Unfortunately, Jon and Jaclyn flipped on them and sided with Missy and Baylor – their side split the vote between Dale and Kelley, in case either had an Idol, and Kelley was sent home, because she was considered the bigger threat. Upset at his daughter being voted out, Dale was desperate to stay in the game and used an object he found day 1 to pass off as an Idol. He tried to use the fake Idol as leverage for Jon’s loyalty, but his alliance decided to split the vote between Dale and Keith. His best attempts failed and Dale was voted out 3-2-1 on day 15.
Dale returned for Survivor: Cambodia, appearing during the loved one challenge as Kelley’s loved one, along with Val. He and Kelley were the first pair eliminated from SJDS. He and Kelley originally applied for The Amazing Race, but were asked to compete on Survivor instead.
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49 BlueBarracuda, Nov 23, 2016
Kelley s a castaway originally from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside her dad, Dale Wentworth. She was originally on the Hunahpu tribe. She later returned for Survivor: Cambodia – Second Chances, after being voted in by the viewing public, where she evolved from Kelley into Wentworth.
From her Survivor Wikia:
“Daughter of Dale Wentworth, Kelley was one of the quieter castaways of San Juan del Sur. She was in a strong position in the Hunahpu tribe until the tribe switch, which sent her to the rival Coyopa tribe to be with her father. Believed to be a bigger threat than her father Dale, she was voted out.
Voted by the public to return in Cambodia, Wentworth assumed a more aggressive approach in what proved to be a strategically demanding season. Her signature moment came when she successfully used a Hidden Immunity Idol to pull off a show-stopping blindside of Andrew Savage. She then demonstrated aplomb at playing from a minority position, encouraging factious behavior and unpredictable blindsides within the majority alliance. After finding her second idol, she managed for a second time to nullify what could have been decisive votes against her. She was finally voted out by the surviving members of the Jeremy Collins-led majority just one day before the Final Tribal Council.”
• Her 28th birthday occurred on Day 6 of San Juan Del Sur while her 29th birthday was on Day 8 of Cambodia – she is the first returning player to have their birthday occur on both their seasons
• Kelley and her father were the first pair booted from SJDS
• Kelley originally applied to The Amazing Race with her roommate, and later her father – they were asked to be on Survivor instead
• She had the least amount of days played out of the Cambodia cast, with only 13, causing many to be outraged over her placement in the cast over Survivor icons, like T-Bird, but Kelley successfully redeemed her original game, majorly outlasting her original placement – tied with Monica Culpepper for greatest day count improvement of any first time returnee with 25 more days Survived
• She is one of 12 castaway to return for a second season after not reaching the jury stage the first time around (Boston Rob, Shii Ann, Bobby Jon, Skupin, Francesca, Monica Culpepper, Colton, Kimmi, Varner, and Savage—the last three appearing on Cambodia with her)
• First contestant to find a HII during a challenge and first female to find multiple Idols
• She currently holds the most number of votes voided by a HII with 9 (with 12 overall, the most nullified votes against a person in a season) – first person to play multiple Idols on themselves successfully
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10 BlueBarracuda, Nov 23, 2016
Drew is a castaway from Survivor: San Juan Del Sur and appeared alongside his brother, Alec Christy. He was originally on the Hunahpu tribe.
Drew enjoyed safety for the first part of the game, with Hunahpu winning the first three immunity challenges. During this time, he bonded with Jon, although his arrogance and laziness pushed everyone else away. On Day 9, Drew went to Exile with Jaclyn, Jon’s girlfriend. While at Exile, he became paranoid that the women would ban together to vote out the men so he came up with a plan to throw the next immunity challenge in order to take out a woman and he executed his plan by purposely losing the challenge. At camp, he campaigned for Kelley Wentworth to go home, because of her being a threat to win the game. Kelley overheard Drew’s plan and rallied the women together to target him. Kelley was also to get Jeremy on board, resulting in him being blindsided in a 5-2-1-1 vote on day 10, making him the 1st Hunahpu member to leave the game and the only person voted out of the Hunahpu tribe (everyone else was voted out at the merge, aside from Wentworth, who was voted out of Coyopa).
He was the youngest member of Hunanpu and was allergic to crabs & shellfish, extremely limiting what he could eat compared to everyone else on his tribe. In May 2016, he was arrested for causing property damage.
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