Survivor: Best Game Twists (& Worst) Of Modern Seasons
According to Jeff Probst, the two most recent seasons of Survivor have been the dawn of a new era, which meant debuting many new advantages to this modern era of Survivor strategy and gameplay. Generally speaking, the newer seasons of Survivor have continued to add twists, some of which brought drama to the castaways. Meanwhile, there have been other twists that fans were steadfastly against.
Survivor is an ever-evolving game, and what started out as a social experiment has grown into one of the most popular reality TV shows of all time. Many diehard Survivor fans appreciate the old ways of playing the game, which didn't include so many different twists and led to more focus on the social game. Others enjoy the level of entertainment that has been introduced by these new twists. While Survivor 41 angered fans with some of the more convoluted new twists, there were also a few twists that fans would be happy to see again.
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Old-school Survivor is said to have transitioned to new-school around season 20, and Redemption Island was a major twist introduced in season 22 of the show. Overall, it was an extremely divisive twist to the game. Some viewers love seeing more challenges in each episode and getting to watch their favorites get another chance to fight in the game. Others think that it distracts from players still actively playing the game in their tribes. Alas, its became one of the better twists on Survivor: Blood vs. Water, where a loved one could take the other person's place in each episode's duel for added drama.
On the other hand, Edge of Extinction had one of the worst twists in Survivor history. It led to Chris Underwood winning season
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