I'm a huge numbers nerd. That being said, i would love to hear some surprising, funny, and obscure stats you just happen to know about survivor.
For me it has to be the fact that Keith Famie (Australian Outback) has the highest average days played in the history of the show
Posted Jun 15, 2020, 3:04 AM UTC
Boo Bernis won 17 challenges in Fiji tying him with Tom Westman in Palau for most wins in a season.
Yul Kwon and James Clement have never won an individual immunity.
Yul isn’t that surprising since he only made the merge once, but James is kind of a shock
Yeah and Ozzy won 5/6 of them
Yeah in addition to competing against Ozzy the Cook Islands cast had the least number of individual immunity challenges of any season
Sarah Lacina has the record for most lost individual immunity challenges without a win or something. I think it's 21
This isn’t exactly a stat, but 9 females with the starting syllable “Kris” have played: Christy Smith, Christa Hastie, Cristina Coria, Crystal Cox, Kristina Kell, Krista Klumpp, Christine Shields-Markowski, Christina Cha, and Chrissy Hofbeck.
None of them have exactly the same first name.
Both of the 2 time winners wore a black buff in their winning seasons. The only time they were on a season with a different merge color ( yellow game changers), neither made it to the merge.
Amanda Kimmel holds the record for playing the most consecutive days without being voted out at 108. Michele needs to come back and make it to final 7/8 to beat it. No one else is even close. It might go unbroken.
It's actually nuts
How many days did Russell do? Like 90-92 or something like that?
He was voted out on Day 8 in RI, but was officially out when he lost the duel on Day 10.
So depending on your metric, he lasted either 86 or 88 days.
Russell was voted out on Day 8 of his third season, so Day 86 of his career.
(He lasted 88 days before his first elimination, thanks to the presence of Redemption Island.)
Alright, thanks! I guess Sandra's got the second best record? Should be around 94 days or something like that before she got voted out.
A player on Aus Survivor is at 100 days and could potentially beat that record if they ever play for a 3rd time. But I wouldn't count on them playing again.
Yeah but Australian Survivor is also 10 days longer than American Survivor
That's a fair point although it also has a slightly larger cast and uses a F2 still, so making it to the Top 2 in two 24 player seasons is a very impressive thing.
That’s true