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Survivor 41
Survivor 41 Logo.png
Presented past Jeff Probst
No. of days 26
No. of castaways 18
Winner Erika Casupanan
Runner-up Deshawn Radden
Location Mamanuca Islands, Fiji
Country of origin United States
No. of episodes xiii
Release
Original network CBS
Original release September 22 (2021-09-22) –
December 15, 2021 (2021-12-xv)
Additional information
Filming dates April fifteen (2021-04-15) –
May 10, 2021 (2021-05-ten)
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Survivor 41 is the 40-first season of the American competition television series Survivor. The season was first broadcast on September 22, 2021, on CBS in the United States and Global in Canada.[i] [2] It ended on December fifteen, 2021, when Erika Casupanan was voted the Sole Survivor, defeating Deshawn Radden and Xander Hastings in a seven–1–0 vote. Casupanan also became the first Canadian castaway to win the championship,[notation one] the third Asian castaway to win (following Yul Kwon in Survivor: Cook Islands and Natalie Anderson in Survivor: San Juan del Sur), the first of Filipino descent to win, and the first woman to win in seven seasons, the last one being Sarah Lacina in Survivor: Game Changers.[5]

Both the 41st and 42nd seasons of Survivor were originally ordered in May 2020.[6] [7] Production and broadcast of the flavour was impacted past the COVID-19 pandemic. Filming in Fiji, the ninth sequent season at that location, had been planned to start filming from March to May 2020, with the season scheduled to air on CBS starting in September 2020 as a function of the 2020–21 television set season, but worldwide travel restrictions and Fiji's border closures forced production to postpone to a year in March 2021, and the broadcast pushed into the 2021–22 tv set flavor.[8]

Product [edit]

Evolution [edit]

This flavour was originally to be entitled Survivor: Dawn of a New Era according to Jeff Probst, although production and filming was initially scheduled to start on March 24, 2020, and was to conclude on May 1 onto a standard 39 days of gameplay, just it was pushed back until 2021 due to surrounding international travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Commonly, the show releases two seasons per television season year—one debuting effectually the fall (September) and the other debuting around late winter/early on jump (February or March). Simply due to the pandemic, the Survivor crew was not able to produce this and the subsequent 42nd season in 2020. Production had considered filming domestically in Georgia or Hawaii, only the unpredictability of the pandemic pushed filming back to 2021.[9] [10] On February 11, 2021, Faiyaz Koya, the Fijian Minister of Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport, canonical filming for this flavor with the crew required to arrive in groups and quarantine earlier filming.[11] On March 22, 2021, Jeff Probst announced on-location that production of this season was set to first and filming finally began on Apr 15.[12] The forty-first season debuted in September 2021.[xiii]

Unlike about Survivor seasons, it is a shortened season spanning but 26 out of the usual 39 days, due to the COVID-19 pandemic requiring all cast and product members to quarantine for 14 days and taking up some of the short production time.[14] [15] For the starting time time since Survivor: Borneo, the season's winner was revealed during the terminal tribal council every bit product was unsure on the ability to have a live finale due to the concerns of the spreading Omicron variant. The vote reveal was so followed by a Survivor Afterward Show special with the final players and the jury instead of a live reunion.[16]

This is the first Survivor flavor to impose a significant modify in the personal condom protocols following allegations of "inappropriate touching" against a contestant during the filming of Island of the Idols in 2019.[17]

Gameplay [edit]

This season introduced many new twists, including the "Shot in the Dark" which offered players at Tribal Quango a chance for immunity in exchange for giving up ane's vote, the "Beware Advantage" which restricted players' ability to vote until their immunity idols became active, and decision games which forced players to make game-altering choices. Ane such decision game featured players making opposing—merely not necessarily unlike—choices to either take chances or protect their votes in a fashion similar to a game of Chicken.[eighteen] Other games of decision included the "Hourglass" twist which gave one histrion the opportunity to opposite the outcome of a group immunity claiming at the risk of earning her tribemates' ire,[19] and the "Practice or Die" twist which, in i case, made the first player to lose an Immunity Claiming perform a risky game of chance similar to the Monty Hall problem just to exist able to stay in the game.[twenty] [21]

According to Jeff Probst, a planned expansion of the Burn down Tokens element, featured in Winners at War, was scrapped after David vs. Goliath runner-upwardly Mike White expressed disapproval of the thought.[22]

In addition, Probst announced a new interactive element called The Game Within the Game, in which children watching at home were invited to play along with the show, solving a rebus puzzle subconscious somewhere within the episode. Also, at-home viewers could solve a word-scramble puzzle online and exist given a strategy discussion examination in which the viewers could discuss the strategy and later on compare it with what really happened during the side by side episode's ambulation.[23]

Contestants [edit]

The cast is composed of 18 new players divided into three tribes: Luvu, Ua, and Yase. The tribe names come from the Fijian words for "flood", "wave", and "lightning" respectively.[24] The merged tribe was named Viakana, which comes from the Fijian phrase for "hungry", was suggested by contestant Erika Casupanan.[25]

The cast includes retired National Football League role player Danny McCray.[26] Contestant Erika Casupanan became the commencement Canadian resident to compete on the evidence after the casting procedure was opened for Canadian residents in mid-2018.[27] [28] Contestants Tom Laidlaw from Isle of the Idols and Shan Smith from this season were also from Canada just resided in the U.s.a. at the time of filming.[5]

Listing of Survivor 41 contestants[29]
Contestant Original tribe No tribe Merged tribe Finish
Eric Abraham
51, San Antonio, Texas 		Yase 1st voted out
Twenty-four hours iii
Sara Wilson
24, Boston, Massachusetts 		Ua 2nd voted out
Day 3
David Voce
35, Chicago, Illinois 		Yase tertiary voted out
Day 5
Brad Reese
50, Shawnee, Wyoming 		Ua 4th voted out
Day 7
Jairus "JD" Robinson
xx, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 		Ua 5th voted out
Day 9
Genie Chen
46, Portland, Oregon 		Ua 6th voted out
Solar day 11
Sydney Segal
26, Brooklyn, New York 		Luvu None[a] 7th voted out
Day 14
Tiffany Seely
47, Plainview, New York 		Yase Viakana 8th voted out
1st jury member
Day 16
Naseer Muttalif
32, Morgan Hill, California 		Luvu 9th voted out
2nd jury member
Solar day 17
Evelyn "Evvie" Jagoda
28, Arlington, Massachusetts 		Yase tenth voted out
tertiary jury member
Day 17
Shantel "Shan" Smith
34, Washington, D.C. 		Ua 11th voted out
fourth jury member
Day 19
Liana Wallace
xx, Washington, D.C. 		Yase 12th voted out
fifth jury member
Mean solar day 21
Danny McCray
33, Frisco, Texas 		Luvu 13th voted out
6th jury fellow member
Day 23
Ricard Foyé
31, Sedro-Woolley, Washington 		Ua 14th voted out
7th jury member
Day 24
Heather Aldret
52, Charleston, Due south Carolina 		Luvu Eliminated
8th jury member
Day 25
Xander Hastings
21, Chicago, Illinois 		Yase second runner-up
Deshawn Radden
26, Miami, Florida 		Luvu Runner-upwards
Erika Casupanan
37, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 		Luvu Sole Survivor

Flavour summary [edit]

Eighteen new castaways were divided into iii tribes of six: Luvu, Ua, and Yase. Luvu went undefeated in amnesty challenges, while Yase got off to a rough start, losing the first two. Dominated past a women's brotherhood, they made up for the numbers arrears while Ua dwindled down to just Shan and Ricard. Their stiff partnership enabled them to achieve the merge, where they initially aligned with Luvu against the surviving Yase members. Liana turned against her old tribe to align with Danny, Deshawn, and Shan in a final four deal. However, Danny and Deshawn aligned with the others under Ricard and Erika'due south atomic number 82 to take out a ability actor in Shan, busting the game open.

When there were six players left, Deshawn tried to pit longtime allies Erika and Heather against each other, to no avail. Despite beingness targeted for this, he and the others voted out a big threat in Ricard when he was not immune, and Xander brought Erika to the end in hopes that she wouldn't get to add beating someone at fire to her resume. Deshawn narrowly shell Heather to join them in the final three. In the terminate, Erika'southward subtly potent strategic and social game earned her the victory in a 7-i-0 vote over Deshawn and Xander.

  1. ^ At the outset of the individual phase of the game on Day 12, castaways had to earn their style into the merged tribe by either winning immunity or surviving the Day 14 Tribal Council. As Sydney was voted out at that Tribal Council, she did not join the merged tribe.
  2. ^ a b c d e f grand h i Combined reward and immunity claiming.
  3. ^ The winners were allowed to save an extra thespian and invite that role player to the reward; they chose Naseer.
  4. ^ a b Erika was exiled after not existence chosen to join the winning squad's reward and share in its immunity. At Exile Island, she was given the opportunity to either keep the game moving as is, allowing the winning team to keep its immunity, or go back in time and change the upshot, in which she and the losing team are given immunity instead. Her decision was not revealed until the side by side episode, in which she decided to change the event and requite immunity to the losing team, a move that occurred after the original winning team enjoyed its reward.
  5. ^ The episode ended on a cliffhanger, as no one was voted out.
  6. ^ In addition to immunity, Xander won advantage for his entire team for lasting the longest in the claiming.
  7. ^ a b For finishing final in the immunity challenge, Deshawn had to participate, at Tribal Quango, in a game of take a chance called Do or Dice, which meant he would either get immune from the vote or be eliminated from the game without a vote, depending on the effect. Deshawn'southward option made him safe, winning him an additional amnesty before the vote.
  8. ^ For winning the Final Amnesty Challenge, Xander had to assign additional immunity to another castaway, with the remaining two competing in a fire-making challenge to determine the third finalist; He saved Erika forcing Deshawn and Heather to make fire for the 3rd seat at the Final Tribal Quango.

Episodes [edit]

Voting history [edit]

Original tribes No tribes Merged tribe
Episode # 1 2 3 4 v 7 8 9 10 eleven 12 13
Solar day # iii 5 7 9 11 14 16 17[a] 19 21 23 24 25
Eliminated Abraham Sara Voce Brad JD Genie Sydney Tiffany Tie[b] Naseer Evvie Necktie[b] Shan Liana Tie[b] Danny Ricard Heather
Votes 5–i 4–ane–1 3–1 3–1 3–1 2–1 5–iv–iii 6–two–2–1 3–iii iv–0 3–2 three–3–2 half dozen–0 5–three iii–3 4–0 iv–ane Claiming [c]
Voter Vote
Erika Sydney Tiffany Naseer Naseer Liana Shan Liana Danny Danny Ricard Saved [c]
Deshawn Evvie Evvie[d] Tiffany Evvie Shan Shan Ricard Danny None[e] Ricard Win [c]
Xander Abraham None[f] Deshawn Naseer Liana Liana Shan Liana Liana[grand] Deshawn Danny Ricard Immune [c]
Heather Sydney Tiffany Naseer None[h] Liana Shan Liana Danny Danny Ricard Lose [c]
Ricard Sara Brad JD Genie Evvie Tiffany Heather Naseer Shan Shan Liana Deshawn Danny Deshawn
Danny Evvie Xander Evvie Shan Shan Ricard Deshawn None[e]
Liana Abraham Voce Sydney Tiffany Evvie Erika None[i] Ricard
Shan Sara Brad JD Genie Sydney Tiffany Heather Naseer[j] Naseer Naseer[g] Erika None[i]
Evvie Abraham Voce Deshawn Heather Liana
Naseer Sydney Xander Heather None[h]
Tiffany Abraham Voce Deshawn Heather
Sydney None[fifty]
Genie Ricard JD JD Ricard
JD Sara Brad Genie
Brad Sara None[f]
Voce Abraham Tiffany
Sara Brad
Abraham Tiffany
Jury vote
Episode # thirteen
Twenty-four hours # 26
Finalist Erika Deshawn Xander
Votes vii–ane–0
Juror Vote
Heather Erika
Ricard Erika
Danny Deshawn
Liana Erika
Shan Erika
Evvie Erika
Naseer Erika
Tiffany Erika
  1. ^ On Solar day 17, a dissever Tribal Council was held. The castaways were divided into ii groups of five; each group went to Tribal Council separately to eliminate ane castaway from each.
  2. ^ a b c The vote resulted in a tie. Per the rules, a second vote was held where the castaways involved in the tie would not vote and the remaining castaways could only vote for those who tied.
  3. ^ a b c d e For winning the final Immunity Claiming, Xander had to assign boosted immunity to another castaway, with the remaining two competing in a fire-making claiming to decide the third finalist; he gave additional immunity to Erika, and Deshawn defeated Heather in the fire-making claiming
  4. ^ Deshawn played an extra vote advantage, allowing him to cast two ballots during a single vote.
  5. ^ a b Danny and Deshawn were not eligible to vote in the 2d circular of voting.
  6. ^ a b By accepting one of the "Beware Advantages," this castaway was unable to vote until either the aforementioned advantage was found by someone on all three tribes or the tribes merged.
  7. ^ Xander played an extra vote advantage, allowing him to bandage two ballots during a unmarried vote.
  8. ^ a b Heather and Naseer were not eligible to vote in the 2d round of voting.
  9. ^ a b Liana and Shan were not eligible to vote in the second round of voting.
  10. ^ This role player played the Shot in the Dark, and as a result, had to sacrifice that night'southward vote.

Reception [edit]

Critical reception [edit]

The flavour received a mixed response, with many praising the bandage and their gameplay as well as the entertaining episodes and unpredictability of the season, but criticizing the glut of twists and advantages, equally well as the overall edit and new format of the season. Dalton Ross of Amusement Weekly ranked this season 21st out of 41.[45] Gordon Holmes of Xfinity called information technology a mid-level season saying "I think I'll recall this season as having an crawly diverse cast, that was somewhat overshadowed by the need to cram 20 pounds of advantages into a 10-pound bag."[46] Andy Dehnart of reality blurred praised the cast but was highly critical towards the overabundance of twists and advantages.[47] Outlets including TVLine, Insider, and Screen Rant expressed similar criticisms towards the number of twists in this season.[48] [49] [50] Harper Lambert of TheWrap was more critical of the cast due to a "virtually-full lack of disharmonize and hit personalities."[51] Riley McAtee of The Ringer was more positive towards this season due to the fewer corporeality of twists subsequently the merge saying that information technology was "against all odds, given the changes to the format–a pretty good season of Survivor."[52]

Viewing figures [edit]

Us [edit]

Canada [edit]

Canadian ratings include 7 24-hour interval playback.

No. Air date Total viewers
(millions) 		Rank
(week) 		Refs
ane September 22, 2021 1.751 2 [sixty]
2 September 29, 2021 i.730 4 [61]
iii October 6, 2021 ane.623 5 [62]
4 October 13, 2021 1.701 4 [63]
five October 20, 2021 1.656 two [64]
6 October 27, 2021 1.533 4 [65]
7 November 3, 2021 1.725 3 [66]
8 Nov 10, 2021 1.607 v [67]
ix November 17, 2021 1.629 four [68]
x November 24, 2021 one.579 3 [69]
eleven Dec 1, 2021 one.562 4 [seventy]
12 December 8, 2021 1.641 4 [71]
13 Dec fifteen, 2021 one.548 3 [72]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Survivor: Communist china winner Todd Herzog was born in the United States merely had Canadian citizenship through his mother.[iii] [4]

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External links [edit]

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