History Fridge / Survivor

** Ethan has a reputation as being one of the most charitable winners after being inspired by exploring a local village as part of a reward. Among the causes he has supported over the years happened to be a cancer fighting drug that ended up saving his life. If Ethan didn't win survivor or possibly if Ethan didn't win ''that specific reward'' then there's a good chance that he wouldn't still be alive.

** Kourtney got evacuated on day three from a ''horrible'' wrist injury. In a later medical examination, a grapefruit sized tumour was found in her abdomen and despite it being there during filming, she showed essentially no symptoms. Yikes!

** Say what you will about Fairplay, talking Sandra and Lillian into voting out Darrah over him was actually a ''very'' good move for him to get into the final two. Anyone who had seen the show by that point (or had sat through a couple complete seasons) would have known the final immunity was always an endurance challenge; and aside from himself, Darrah was the most physically fit to win that. So by getting rid of Darrah, he would compete for final immunity against a scoutmaster who would constantly screw up and was at the time 51 years old and a woman who hadn't won a single challenge all game and wasn't physically strong. And that's what made Lillian's come-from-behind final immunity so much more of a CrowningMomentOfAwesome, since ''nobody'' expected ''her to do that.

** Say what you will about Fairplay, talking Sandra and Lillian into voting out Darrah over him was actually a ''very'' good move for him to get into the final two. Anyone who had seen the show by that point (or had sat through a couple complete seasons) would have known the final immunity was always an endurance challenge; and aside from himself, Darrah was the most physically fit to win that. So by getting rid of Darrah, he would compete for final immunity against a scoutmaster who would constantly screw up and was at the time 51 years old and a woman who hadn't won a single challenge all game and wasn't physically strong. And that's what made Lillian's come-from-behind final immunity so much more of a CrowningMomentOfAwesome, since ''nobody'' expected ''her
** Jenna Lewis and Gervase Peterson did way better in their second attempt in the game than the former Tagis. Why? Because they know what it's like to be in the losing end (aka [[FanNickname Pagonged]]). They even joined a very tight alliance to ensure it. Both of them placed 3rd as eventually, as well.

* If Survivor Superfans do well in all original players seasons (Ex would be Rob Cesternino), they why do they do so bad in Fans vs Favorites? ''They're starstruck''

** It's assumed the Purple Rock is still done outside the final four specifically to scare people into flipping.

** Why did Caryn decide to pick Willard in ''Palau'' over Jonathan? Because Willard was a weak older man who could be a scapegoat if they went to tribal council, and he would probably be voted out over her.

** Why did Caryn decide to pick Willard in ''Palau"" over Jonathan? Because Willard was a weak older man who could be a scapegoat if they went to tribal council, and he would probably be voted out over her.

** When Tyson was a mormmon, he served in the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} for two years. When he finally won the game, guess which country the season was held?

* When Tyson was a mormmon, he served in the UsefulNotes/ThePhilippines for two years. When he finally won the game, guess what country the season was held?

** Jenna Lewis and Gervase Peterson did way better in their second attempt in the game than the former Tagis. Why? Because they know what it's like to be in the losing end (aka [[FanNicknamed Pagonged]]). They even joined a very tight alliance to ensure it. Both of them placed 3rd as eventually, as well.

** Say what you will about Fairplay, talking Sandra and Lillian into voting out Darrah over him was actually a ''very'' good move for him to get into the final two. Anyone who had seen the show by that point (or had sat through a couple complete seasons) would have known the final immunity was always an endurance challenge; and aside from himself, Darrah was the most physically fit to win that. So by getting rid of Darrah, he would compete for final immunity against a scoutmaster who would constantly screw up and was at the time 51 years old and a woman who hadn't won a single challenge all game and wasn't physically strong. And that's what made Lillian's come-from-behind final immunity so much more of a CrowningMomentOfAwesome, since ''nobody'' expected ''herJenna Lewis and Gervase Peterson did way better in their second attempt in the game than the former Tagis. Why? Because they know what it's like to be in the losing end. They even joined a very tight alliance to ensure it. Both of them placed 3rd as eventually, as well.

** Say what you will about Fairplay, talking Sandra and Lillian into voting out Darrah over him was actually a ''very'' good move for him to get into the final two. Anyone who had seen the show by that point (or had sat through a couple complete seasons) would have known the final immunity was always an endurance challenge; and aside from himself, Darrah was the most physically fit to win that. So by getting rid of Darrah, he would compete for final immunity against a scoutmaster who would constantly screw up and was at the time 51 years old and a woman who hadn't won a single challenge all game and wasn't physically strong. And that's what made Lillian's come-from-behind final immunity so much more of a CrowningMomentOfAwesome, since ''nobody'' expected ''her'' to win an immunity challenge.

** How come more people don't learn how to make fire? (RealityShowGenreBlindness)