"Previously on Survivor" - Season 20 - Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains

Описание: This video contains all of the "Previously on Survivor" segments from Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains


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Cast:


Heroes (Previous seasons)
Rupert Boneham (Pearl Islands, All-Stars)
James Clement (China, Micronesia)
Colby Donaldson (The Australian Outback, All-Stars)
Cirie Fields (Panama, Micronesia)
Amanda Kimmell (China, Micronesia)
Jessica “Sugar” Kiper (Gabon)
Stephenie LaGrossa (Palau, Guatemala)
James “J.T.” Thomas (Tocantins)
Tom Westman (Palau)
Candice Woodcock (Cook Islands)

Villains (Previous seasons)
Tyson Apostol (Tocantins)
Randy Bailey (Gabon)
Sandra Diaz-Twine (Pearl Islands)
Danielle DiLorenzo (Panama)
Russell Hantz (Samoa)
Jerri Manthey (Australian Outback, All-Stars)
“Boston” Rob Mariano (Marquesas, All-Stars)
Parvati Shallow (Cook Islands, Micronesia)
“Coach” Benjamin Wade (Tocantins)
Courtney Yates (China)


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Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains is the twentieth season of the CBS competitive reality television series Survivor.
This season was a celebration of the ten year anniversary of the show and opted to have returning players who were known for their honor and integrity (Heroes) or their deception and duplicity (Villains). It also marked the first two-time winner; Sandra Diaz-Twine, who beat Parvati Shallow and Russell Hantz in a 6-3-0 vote.


Production
Unlike previous seasons where a break in production occurred between seasons, the twentieth season was shot twenty days after Survivor: Samoa was completed, taking advantage of the existing infrastructure from that season. Casting for Heroes vs. Villains was done simultaneously with casting for Samoa. Heroes vs. Villains featured ten former castaways known for their acts of integrity and honor, the Heroes, and ten former castaways known for their deeds of deception and duplicity, the Villains. The cast was officially announced during the 36th People's Choice Awards on January 6, 2010. Jeff Probst, the show's host, stated that while they wanted to do another season where they brought back former players for the show's 10-year anniversary and 20th cycle, they did not want to simply do another "All-Stars" season. On reflecting on the most popular players, they realized that these players were either seen as likable or despised for those respective seasons, and opted to use that as the theme for this season.

According to Probst, the production initially selected 50 players from the past seasons, paring those down to twenty and keeping one spot open for a possible player from Samoa. Some selections were made to match players that production thought would be exciting to see, according to casting director Lynne Spillman. While the players had been classified as Heroes or Villains, Survivor creator Mark Burnett did not expect these players to maintain these roles in the game, and to do what they need to survive to the end. Rather than the usual slogan "Outwit, Outplay, Outlast", the slogan for this season is "Return, Revenge, Redemption". All challenges in this season were based on challenges used in previous seasons. Due to the back-to-back filming of Samoa and this season, the other players did not have an opportunity to see Russell Hantz' gameplay in Samoa. However, the players were told by the production crew that Hantz was considered "one of the five most notorious male villains of all time" prior to the start of the game.

The 2009 Samoa earthquake and tsunami occurred shortly after the completion of filming for this season; a CBS spokeswoman stated that no crew members were harmed from it.

The survivors eliminated pre-jury were sequestered in Australia.[2]

Richard Hatch, the winner of the original season, Survivor: Borneo, was asked to return for this season. However, he had to apply to leave the country since he was under house arrest. His request was denied by a federal judge in Rhode Island.[3] Corinne Kaplan of Survivor: Gabon and Shane Powers of Survivor: Panama were also asked to return, but Corinne declined due to work obligations while Shane was replaced by Russell Hantz.[4] Natalie Bolton was seen shooting promotional images on location, but was ultimately not chosen for the final cast.[5]

Twists/Changes
Heroes vs. Villains: Ten of the most heroic castaways battled against the ten most villainous castaways for the title of Sole Survivor and the million dollar prize, hence the season title.
Hidden Immunity Idol: Two idols were hidden for the contestants to find, one at each camp.
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