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Colby Donaldson is a Survivor icon. It’s a shame Richard Hatch wasn’t able to do Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, as the series’ original villain. But they did bring back the original hero.
The best part is, I kind of feel like we’re seeing Colby for the second time. Sure, he came back for Survivor: All Stars; but his heart wasn’t in that, and it showed. The humor and energy just wasn’t there.
Colby has vowed to fully commit to this season and play to win it all, which will be great for the series if the other contestants let him get very far. But remember, Colby wasn’t just a good looking guy in a cowboy hat. He was an action hero. Can he still own a monopoly on the challenges 10 years after the Outback?
I asked him that, and we talked about some of the things that have changed since he played the first time.
Can you still dominate in the challenges?
Well, I’m not as young as I used to be. I’ll tell you that. It was one of those things where CBS gave me the opportunity to come back and I really felt like I could at least be competitive. I never said I could go back and pull this thing off. I mean, I believe I could. But I’m not so bold as to say I’m as dominant as I used to be. This is All Stars. You’ve got a lot of alpha males in
there. We’ve all got a fair shot at it.
Were you looking for a partner like Tina from Australia?
Anybody that tells you that they can do this game without an alliance is full of #%$@. You absolutely have to have an alliance. It takes so much to navigate through this game. So yeah, you’re going to have to tag up with somebody. It’s more important now than it’s ever been.
How so?
What surprised me was how aggressive it was from the beginning. It used to be that you had at least five minutes to reminisce, find out how people are, how their families are doing. That’s not the case anymore. You have to go into this game and immediately start plotting and planning and trying to strategically place yourself in the game. Part of that is finding an alliance.
One of the things that does seem different about the series now is that there’s so much less background about the contestants. Their real life identities are really de-emphasized in favor of constant strategy. Would you say that’s a reflection of the editing or the actual game?
It’s an evolution, is what it is. In this case, you don’t need to show all that background because people already know it. So you don’t have to get into all of the minutia of who people are where they’re from. Let’s get straight to the game, and that’s exactly what happened.
Are you a bigger threat than an under the radar player like Danielle here?
[Danielle laughs] We’re all privy to everyone else’s strategy. We’ve all seen each other play. I think the key to this game is coming in with a different strategy – taking it 180 degrees from the way you played the game previously. I don’t know that that’s going to work but it’s what I would suggest would be your best bet; because I know Boston Rob. I know exactly how he’s going to play the game. He’d better pull some new rabbit out of the hat if he’s going to fool me. That sort of thing. It adds a whole other level of challenge to the game, but it’s also the intrigue of it. It’s why we want to come back. To win you’ve got to be the best.
Amanda Kimmel is a player out for redemption this season. If you ask Amanda, she’s one of the most cunning players of all time. And how about it? She made the Final 3 both times she played. And remember, she was actually doing a lot of the decision making both times.
But fans might vividly remember the way Amanda fared in the Final 3. Remember? The jury said things like “I feel like I’m getting stupider just listening to you.” If Eliza rolled her eyes one more time they might have stuck like that.
Can Amanda shake her reputation as a doe-eyed, disingenuous beauty queen? And is it really fair to ask her to make the Final 3 yet again just to earn some darn respect around this place?
Perhaps trying to get a jump start on a season as a background character, Amanda didn’t talk much during our interview. I guess we’ll have to stay tuned to find out.
When did you develop your competitive spirit?
When I was a kid. I’ve always played sports and have been very competitive.
Who was the stronger player, Survivor: China winner Todd or Survivor: Micronesia winner Parvati?
They are both strong players or they wouldn’t have made it to the end. They just play really different.
Some viewers have teased you for failing to explain your game in front of the jury. Here’s another chance. How would you explain your success so far?
I would flat out say, “I’ve already been on the show twice and made it to the end both times. I don’t care who you are or what kind of game you play. To make it to the end twice is hard. I only made it because I’m good at Survivor.”
Prior to Heroes vs. Villains some players believed that a Micronesia alliance threatened to dominate the game. What’s your take on that?
Oh come on! I’m not an amateur here. You’ll have to wait and see what happens! 
Whetting our appetites for next week’s ‘Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains‘ season
premiere, this evening’s ‘Surviving Survivor’ was definitely an hour worth watching for any true fan of the show. So often clips shows tend to tread the trodden path, but not so much with this one. The focus wasn’t merely on the castaways we’ll see in the upcoming season, but a look back at the show’s history and a peek at what’s happening in the lives of some of our favorite ‘Survivors’ over the years.
I’ve watched since the first season, and it brought back memories of the phenomenon that was ‘Survivor: Borneo.’ Fifty-two million viewers, extreme watercooler chat, and the start of the reality competition genre.
I think what I enjoyed most was the update on Ethan Zohn’s (winner ‘Survivor: Africa’) battle with Hodgkin’s Disease. While I’ve been following his progress through December, it was great to see him looking so much better. Ethan won’t be on the upcoming season, but he’s always going to be a hero.
Another bit I enjoyed was the rivalry between my two favorite villains ever — Richard Hatch and “Evil” Russell Hantz. For me, hands down, Richard Hatch is the epitome and Big Daddy of the reality television villain. It was only fitting that they credited him with starting the idea of alliances, a trend which continues into the 20th season. Of course, due to his tax evasion legal issues, he won’t be in the new season. It’s a shame because he and Evil Russell are a hoot together.
But what I thought was best was the trip down old Memory Lane — Sue Hawk’s snake/rat speech to Richard Hatch and Kelly Wigglesworth, Kimmi Kappenberg and Alicia Calaway’s finger-wiggling brouhaha in Australia, the “I’d strip for chocolate” bit with Jenna and Heidi, and the other various clips of seasons gone by. What was your favorite part of the show?
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In one week, CBS will premiere Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains.
This is how the network is celebrating the show’s 20th anniversary: with a unique season that will pit veteran castaways against one another. In the day leading up to this competition, we’ve been previewing various cast members.
Yesterday, it was Danielle DiLorenzo. Today, Jerri Manthey.
Previously seen on: Survivor: Australian Outback and Survivor: All-Stars
Nickname on the show: “Roaring bitch”
Exited the All-Stars reunion show: In tears
Memorable quote: “Right now, in my wildest fantasy, I can imagine pouring chocolate all over some hot dude’s bod and having sex while licking it off at the same time.”
Odds of winning: 150-1
Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains comes a decade after Colby and Jerri competed in the Australian Outback. Tocantins was just last year. So why do I get the feeling that “Coach” Ben Wade has changed more than anyone?
Coach ruined Tocantins for me in a way few single contestants ever have. But as soon as Coach started talking about the new show I thought, “Is there something different about him? Did he get a haircut? Has he been working out?”
When I talked with JT Thomas he confirmed my sense that Coach got a new perspective on life after Tocantins. This new Coach seems younger. Less angry. More zen. I could have a cup of oolong tea with this guy.
I asked Coach how he became the person he is today, from childhood on. I tried to get him to tell me he was a changed man.
Did you grow up with philosophy?
I came from a very philosophical family, both parents of which were Christians. My father loved history and would often read to us from the encyclopedia mind that he had, telling of the Arabian Nights, or the Hanging Gardens, the Lighthouse at Athenia. This shaped me in a very profound way, as I began to think of life not only from the present, but from the past, and certianly in a more spiritual light.
How did writers like Nietzsche and Sun Tzu first become central to who you are?
Nietzsche and Sun Tzu are both warriors, one in word and the other in deed. I found myself drawn to these two historical figures and knew that if I were to plan a philosophy and strategy for Survivor, I had better draw on other profound writers instead of just myself.
You have argued that viewers saw only one side of you in Tocantins. I’m not disputing that. But, did Tocantins give you an opportunity to reflect on how you can come across to people and why?
I have argued this – That CBS did an incredible job showing one part of my personality. It is normally tempered as the forge is with water, and steam with kindness, gentleness, and encouragement. However seeing that side of me on TV allowed me to reflect and see that maybe I could push forward to be an even better man, one who was more humble, who
showed more chivalry to the ladies, and let his Christian side shine through more.
Can Survivor contestants have a truly authentic experience with nature, given that their lives are being mediated by a reality television production?
Very few people can have a truly authentic spiritual experience with nature and the creator of the universe given that there are so many people trying to vote you off, etc. But there are a few of us that truly get it, and we are forever changed. I think that Erik the Viking from the last season got it on day 20.
You succeeded in Tocantins by building a loyal core alliance. But some of your fellow Villains have shown in the past that they’re only loyal to themselves. Given that, did you feel like you needed to play a different strategy?
I debated on whether or not I should have a different strategy. For me to make it out of the first round will be a miracle, because I am with a tribe who do the opposite of what I did – loyalty, respect, honor, integrity. But after thinking about it, I knew that I had to be true to myself, therefore true to my strategy.
I have heard several people suggest that players should take you to the end because you can’t win Heroes vs. Villains. Are they right?
People never see the inside of the game. Perhaps it is delusional, but if I had gone to the end in Tocantins I think I would have won if I had been in JT’s place. There will be a new game in
Heroes vs. Villains, and I think that the well-rounded side of me could possibly win.
On February 11, CBS will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Survivor. It will do so by placing a tribe of heroic castaways against a tribe of villainous backstabbers. In the days leading up to this edition of the show, we’ve been previewing each veteran cast member.
Last time, it was Rob Mariano. Today, get to know Courtney Yates a bit better.
Previously seen on: Survivor: China
Occupation: Waitress.
Weight: Very low
Self-description: Has referred to herself as “the biggest bitch on the planet.”
Odds of winning: 100-1
On Thursday, February 11, Survivor will celebrate its 20th edition in a unique way: with a Heroes vs. Villains season that pits past, contrasting contestants against one another.
As Jeff Probst, and fans around the globe, prepare for this battle, TV Fanatic continues to preview various castaways. Last time, it was Tom Westman. Today, our first Villain: “Coach” Ben Wade.
Previously seen on: Survivor: Tocantins
Occupation: Soccer coach
A villain because: He slays dragons.
Memorable quote: “C’mon, guess what they call me in this game? The Dragon Slayer. Because I’m slaying all the dragons! I’m running this freakin’ show, let me tell you that right now. I think I’m going to be in that final two unless something crazy comes up.”
Odds of winning: 200-1
For those who wonder how and where the past winners and contestants of “Survivor” are, they can relinquish the thirst with “Surviving Survivor”. From season 1 winner Richard Hatch to Russell Hantz who participated in last year’s “Samoa”, the special will give an update of their well-being.
Some like Hatch, would give never-before-heard stories of their experiences while on the show. These bunch include also James Clement (”China”, “Micronesia”), Colby Donaldson (”Australia”, “All-Stars”), Cirie Fields (”Panama”, “Micronesia”), Russell Hantz (”Samoa”), Stephenie LaGrossa (”Palau”, “Guatemala”), Jerri Manthey (”Australia,” “All-Stars”), Parvati Shallow (”Cook Islands”, “Micronesia”), Benjamin “Coach” Wade (”Tocantins”) and Tom Westman (”Palau”).
The special will also recount what happen to some of the cast after the show ended. There will be the compelling story of Ethan Zohn (”Africa”, “All-Stars”) and Jenna Morasca (”Amazon”, “All-Stars”) who become lovers after meeting and how she helps him fighting cancer. Also, updates on Elisabeth Hasselbeck (”Australia”), Rupert Boneham (”Pearl Islands”, “All-Stars”), and Yul Kwon (”Cook Islands”).
“Surviving Survivor” will air on Thursday, February 4. A week later, the 20th season will begin in the form of “Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains”. Familiar faces who are known for fierce gaming strategy and their courageous effort are reunited in Upolu, Samoa to prove who will be the toughest of all.
On February 11, CBS will debut the 20th edition of Survivor, dubbed Heroes vs. Villains.
To celebrate this monumental season, Jeff Probst will be joined by veteran cast members, as a tribe of supposed good guys is pitted against one comprised of the game’s most manipulative players.
In preparation for the debut, we’ve been previewing each returning castaway. Last post, it was Stephenie LaGrossa. Now: Jessica Kiper.
Previously seen on: Survivor Gabon
Nickname: Sugar
Fun fact: Spent so much time Exile it the Sugar Shack. Finished third on the season.
Memorable quote: Said by Corrine to Kiper: “You are an unemployed, uneducated leech on society, and the only thing I would vote to give you is a handful of antidepressants so that no one has to be subjected to your constant crying anymore. And maybe if you got some, then maybe it would sound a little more sincere when you are crying about your dead father.”
Odds of winning: 75-1
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