Nicaragua was certainly an unpredictable season, but it left a confusing final three and winner, and an overall underwhelming season. However, none of the final three would have been particularly satisfying winners. Due to the wishy-washy play of both Chase and sash, it allowed Fabio, who was never in the majority, and was not a very good strategic player, to win. However, a Fabio immunity run thwarted their plans, leaving a final three of Fabio, Chase and Sash. Things were only complicated more when two of Sash’s numbers, NaOnka and Purple Kelly, unceremoniously quit, leaving what appeared to be an alliance of four: sash, Chase, holly and Jane, against the three of Fabio, Dan and Benry. After Marty was voted out, it appeared there would be a clear cut alliance of seven, but this all changed when everyone turned against Brenda. Alliances seemed to start forming following that point, with one led by Marty against Jane, and the other against Marty, with Sash and Brenda acting as middle men. Following the merge, there were really no concrete alliances, seen in the first vote being 10-2. I am generally in favor of unpredictable seasons, but this one just left me wanting more.
The 21st season of Nicaragua is certainly one of the most interesting seasons. Overall, the season saw constant shifts among alliances as well as premature boots of huge characters. I’m not saying Michele was undeserving, but it was certainly one of the most unique and deceiving winner’s edits of all time.
Things settled down a bit from that point, but not until the editors through a huge loop and gave us one of the most confusing winners edits in the history of the show. Though there were a few players who were clearly together, larger alliance never stayed concrete, these shifts were seen in the first three post merge boots of Nick, Debbie, and then Tai’s shocking betrayal of Scot. Following the merge, it seemed alliance were constantly shifting. With the exception of Alecia, every boot was a surprise, particularly Anna and Peter, two players who looked to have a massive impact on the game in the long run.
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In terms of surprising eliminations, the pre merge was chalk full of them.
The most recent season brought many surprises along the way. Though there were some predictable parts to the season (which is why it holds a low spot on the list), Foa Foa’s turnaround was one of the biggest in Survivor history, and it was topped off by a surprise winner. Regardless of whether or not Russell deserved to win, based on the edit, he was the obvious winner, and it was shocking to see him not get the victory. But, just when you thought it was so obvious Russell, who had received so much airtime, would win easily, he lost, to Natalie White. It then seemed things would take a predictable turn, with Galu now being picked off one by one. They finally obtained the numbers following John and Shambo’s flip to vote out Laura Morett. Even after this, Foa Foa was still at a disadvantage. However, Galu self destructed, first turning on one of their own, following Russell’s shocking idol play to out Kelly Sharbaugh.
Following the merger, Foa was at an eight to four numbers disadvantage, and would seemingly be picked off one by one. However, things began to turn when Galu leader and early favorite to win Russell Swan went down in one of the scariest moments in the history of the show. The start of the season was quite predictable, watching Foa Foa lose challenge after challenge, with five of the first six eliminated players coming from the tribe. It is remarkable that a season that was dominated by one main character could be so unpredictable. Read on to find out which seasons were the most erratic. In today's top 10 Ozlet Patrick Gustavson takes a look at 10 of the most unpredictable seasons of Survivor that kept viewers guessing throughout their entirety. Sometimes underdogs rise to power, sometimes they're unceremoniously picked off. Sometimes front runners charge to a predictable victory, sometimes they fall unexpectedly at the final hurdle. With Survivor 44 just days away, bragging rights are on the line as the time has come for the Rob Has a Podcast crew to draft their favourite castaways! Rob Cesternino, Aysha Welch, Chappell, Liana Boraas, Pooya, Shannon Guss and Taran Armstrong are all here to debate the merits of each Survivor 44 contestant and who they think can make it all the way to the end to be crowned the Sole Survivor.Survivor can often be a crazy unpredictable game with many twists and turns throughout the course of a season.
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