It’s crazy how Guatemala is often considered one of the most forgettable seasons when there’s so many theoretically notable things about it. Things like the first captain season, first hidden immunity idol, one of the toughest locations, one of the toughest challenges, first celebrity castaway, etc.
I like it when Jeff opens up the opportunity to drop in exchange for food, especially when an endurance challenge lasts over an hour and you realize that even if by some miracle you do win, the exhaustion will set you back every other challenge. It might be even cooler if Jeff would offer a perk for the tribe that an individual has to sacrifice their chance at immunity for, say, a tarp or extra rice. Gives you a pseudo-immunity due to doing a kind thing for everyone and only a villain would vote for you.
There's a VERY rich history in Survivor of people doing kind things and everyone targeting them for it because they see it as jury management and that they are now a bigger target to win because people like them more. That and/or they see the gesture as phoney. The only reason more people don't get voted out after something like that is because others tell them they need to do damage control immediately. But there are definitely instances of them immediately getting voted out, and it is basically always at the very least discussed. I'm pretty sure the only time it isn't immediately discussed is when Carter got the bag of rice at the auction in Philippines, and even then it was discussed in the next episode under the guise of him being a big 'jury threat.' Honestly, it's a lose-lose with almost no upsides to be in those situations. You're either kind and people think you're a threat and target you, or you're selfish and people are upset with you and target you. Being hit with one of these decisions is a punishment, not an opportunity like it's perceived.
Christian’s win was probably my favorite challenge moment ever as well. It reminded me so much of myself and him being my favorite contestant of the season had me jump out of my seat due to feeling so hyped that he won
Any other seasons you can recommend like this one? That was my first and it was SO good and haven’t found any that have captured that same magic for me after
@@niebsy5973 Season 40(all previous Winners compete against each other). not for the same reasons but for the incredible social dynamics and tribal councils
FYI, the camp they were competing for in Guatemala was actually the WORSE camp according to everyone who lived at both that season. It's water supply was much farther from camp, and as shown with the "pool" reward the body of water at it was much nicer (i.e. the pool was on a "deck" at the loser camp, while at the other camp the water was such a swampy mess that they had to put it in the middle of the water and make them row out to the pool in a boat).
Honestly, my first thought watching this was to convince your tribe (after the other tribe has already left for the hike of course) that not completing the hike and wasting the enormous amount of energy would be the best idea. Not to mention the dangers of hiking through the jungle (dehydration, injury, insect bites, etc). Let the other team risk themselves and have your team stay back, rest up, eat something and begin setting up camp. Massive advantage in my mind.
Especially with the way every time someone considered an uprising, one person who would have benefitted greatly from an uprising was the person to spill the beans.
It’s also similar to how Kim in One World, Rob in Redemption Island, and I’d say even Tyson in BvW performed. They had people that were CLEARLY in the bottom of the alliance that for some reason wouldn’t flip on them usually due to some honorary code of conduct.
Survivor UK had a challenge called The Log Stand in both of it's seasons at the merge, where players just had to stand on a log cut in half for as long as possible. In Season 1 it went for 23 hours, and in Season 2 they were determined to beat it and it went a full 24 hours.
Thanks, you saved me making this post lol, yeah it was crazy to think they stood there 23 and 24 hours. Interested to see if that challenge makes a return in the reboot of UK Survivor, but I somehow doubt it.
@@uglyaniimals Season 1 has some pretty good gameplay but it's presented terribly. Season 2 is has the opposite problem, they fixed the presentation of it but it has the most boring gameplay of any international season of Survivor.
Timestamps: Final 10 in DvG: 2:12 When it Rains, It Pours (specifically for Africa and Micronesia): 4:57 Merge Immunity Challenge in Survivor: Australia: 7:34 Palau (Tom vs Ian): 10:08 Opening Reward challenge for Guatemala: 13:05 Notes/caveats: US Survivor seasons only. Some challenges, even endurance, do not display time elapsed but reasonable assumptions given. Thanks so much as always for my Idol fix!!
I THINK the longest challenge in the new era is Last Gasp in 43, which went about 3 hours. Obviously would have gone on much longer if Jeff hadn't called it, but no way it touches 6 hours. They'd be so pruney
@@IdoledOut It's honestly unclear how long it goes, but given they called it because "they beat the challenge", I feel like it deserves an honorable mention
A tale of two stories: For Palau, Jeff claimed Tom made a fuss over the smoke but Tom spoke out about it and said it was because at one point Jeff told them the 'new' rule was they had to stand on one foot and Tom threatened legal action as that was not stipulated in the rules. To me, the changing of the rule to one foot vs the smoke would be the bigger reason they didn't change the comp. Tom even spoke himself how he threatened legal action if they changed the rules because as a game show (technically) despite very little controls of the players, some comps rules at least at the time must have made that sort of change in rules not kosher. Either way, a tale of why Palau didn't end up changing course -- one from Jeff claiming re smoke from fires vs Tom (who competing in it) saying on RHAP it was because Jeff told them one leg only which violated the rules of the comp the players were told. Fun and interesting side note to your amazing video!
Wow, Tom sounds more like a lawyer than a fireman (wasn't that his job). I'm impressed that he stood up for himself. But it also helps it was the last challenge. It's not like Survivor could change the next challenge to hinder Tom's ability to question the rules.
@Jane Bucs Fan the biggest challenge is trying to survive in bidens america. Over 60 million Americans have died and been murdered because of Joe biden!!!!! His impeachment will be swift and his supporters will be arrested for treason!!!!! We want trump back!!!!!!
i am curious of the contracts they signed before entering the show, if this was the first time this sort of threat was ever uttered, it was definitely in the next contract and everyone after that, that associated challenge rules can be changed at any time by producers for whatever reason they deem necessary... I'm still going to assume this was in the contracts anyway that it could be changed, but they didn't want the associated negative publicity and decided however long the challenge took compared to the months of court proceedings, it was an easy decision... if the rule change benefitted one player over the other, like one had a sore leg that was previously known, it would still be grounds for legal action, curious if age would be a factor there...
It's amazing how much I like your videos even though I didn't see most of these seasons. You do such a great job explaining all the implications for people such as myself. I love your dry humor too.
They sent these players on an ELEVEN MILE HIKE through the Guatemalan jungle, in 100 degree heat...I wonder if they AT LEAST gave them adequate water to stay hydrated? It doesn't sound like it, since the guy said several players were suffering from dehydration. I know the game is called Survivor, but JEEEZ....that was BRUTAL for a reward challenge....even IF it meant getting the better camp at the end of the hike.
I had no idea this show was still running. As a kid I stumbled onto it during the Pearl Islands run, and I still vaguely remember that season and the All Stars one. I watched the next one or two seasons sporadically but then it kind of faded from my memory. Very interesting video, and thanks for the blast from the past!
@@OnceUponAnIsland What was so pathetic about it was that it ended because the girl ran out of matches. I normally wouldn't make fun of someone like this. But these women knew that fire making is such an important skill on Survivor. I would have practiced at home. If I couldn't, I'd practice once I got to camp.
The fact that modern survivor keeps making the challenges harder to keep with the production cycle will always baffle me. The easier but longer challenges are even better for a tv show perspective because of how much strategy can be had just look at the Jason moment.
The Christian vs Alec challenge is one of my favorite challenges in Survivor history it had me laughing and then had me on the verge of tears in the span of 2 minutes
Christian is probably my favorite survivor player ever lol either him or Spencer. I was dying during the montage of him just talking about the most random things😂😂😂
Exactly but Survivor keeps hyping up the show saying it's the best seasons ever. I'm not saying I don't enjoy the current Survivor, just that it seems the earlier seasons had more physicality to them. I wonder if they changed up the show beccause people tend to enjoy the social skills more so that the physcal skills.
@@janejones7638 they have been doing that a lot; I imagine a big part of that is to win back viewers, as ratings have declined in recent years, and have considerably declined when you think about how in the first few seasons they’d net tens of millions weekly. And I do agree, the “survival” aspect of the game is glossed over a lot now in favor of the gameplay, which I can give or take. I enjoyed the drama of building the shelter, being hungry, and battling the elements and would love to see more of a return to form
In the Australian heroes vs villains, we had as similar one to the first one, except they had spikes which were coming more into your back the longer it lasted
I know jeff does everything he can to shorten those challenges, I can picture him shouting at the game Masters "IM NOT STANDING THERE FOR 5 HOURS, MAKE IT HARDER!"
Yes! They have, although I am not sure how long ago they comment about it exisiting still but I remember many years after they had commented about the damage still.
Every time a contestant on 41 said that new era Survivor is the hardest that the show has ever been infuriated me. They clearly forgot about the hike in Guatemala, which alone was harder than their entire season
That would be an interesting discussion: the five hardest survivor seasons. My thoughts are Africa, Australian Outback, Guatemala (unless I'm forgetting something these three seem like the easy top three). Then maybe Nicaragua (for the constant rain) and Kaoh Rong (3 medevacs have to count for something).
i completely forgot about “i may be a lot of things, but i aint no hershey bar” quote but that was a huge throwback to me lol that used to be one of my sound effects when i streamed on twitch bc i thought that was the funniest quote
It’s not even that hard, assuming this was near the beginning being the first challenge. I went on a hike in Tasmania and one of the days was 27km with 5000 meters elevation whilst carrying a 26kg pack. So a little longer in distance than 11 miles but i guess I didn’t have to clear the track it was already open.
I remember on Australian survivor when Pia was in it, she came last in the final 3 challenge but she won, the challenge lasted about 8 hours I think but I can’t remember it was like 4/5 years ago
What's crazy about the Uncomfortably Numb challenge lasting so long is that in SJDS, which was an earlier season, Jeff offered food to step down, but didn't during DvG. I'm not sure why; maybe they thought it was too easy during the earlier run. Edit: Looking back, he did offer food on DvG, but it was to sit out entirely.
The part in Micronesia when a bunch of adult women cross their fingers in order to lie to Jason like they're f**king nine-year-olds on a school playground is lowkey the cringiest moment ever.
@Ana Pie That's not true, because the plan to blindside Ozzie didn't take shape until after they got to camp. They legitimately planned to lie to Jason's face and vote him out that night.
oh yeah with you mentioning it it's funny how the opening challenge in Guatemala is even longer lol it's like let's have an even longer one next chance we get even though they obviously tried to cut down on super long ones afterwards
I really miss the older season that had challenges that went for a long time, or showed people starving. They dont show how hungry people are anymore, makes you wonder if they get more food.
My late friend was obsessed with survivor!! I had to click this link and it brought tears to my eyes. Will be 3 years soon:/ I may not be athletic but I'd love to try to do it for him. How does one apply?
Really don't count the lost one among the longest challenge the same way as the long time tasks were counted out. It was brutal. More so than the producers intended. But it was task. With even nigh pause. Still crazy, not something that even half of the people could handle. But it's very different than a non-stop challenge such as the true number one from Palau
There is not well over 1000 different challenges at all, You have just googled that, Google is completely wrong, Some challenges have been repeated upto 6 times over the 45 seasons, Especially the smaller ones, And some challenges have been the same challenge with a slight tweak.
Number 1 feels underwhelming because it wasn’t a constant state of fight. People could stop, sit, rest, and then continue which for the other 4 competitions on this list; that’s not the case
It’s crazy how Guatemala is often considered one of the most forgettable seasons when there’s so many theoretically notable things about it. Things like the first captain season, first hidden immunity idol, one of the toughest locations, one of the toughest challenges, first celebrity castaway, etc.
And frankly I do not understand how anyone thinks its forgettable. There are at least like ten more forgettable seasons maybe more.
And first auction with an advantage offered up. And I think first auction where you can literally buy your loved one
@@kayden2119 They forgot the more forgettable seasons lmao
@@kayden2119 the new seasons will be far more forgettable in 5 years
@@Kaibat1205 i disagree strongly but ok
“Elapsed burgers” is my favorite unit of time measurement
Asking an American about time:
"So how many burgers have elapsed since then?"
Americans will use anything but the metric system! /s
Man, why can't those Americans just use metric units to tell time?
Oh...
I like it when Jeff opens up the opportunity to drop in exchange for food, especially when an endurance challenge lasts over an hour and you realize that even if by some miracle you do win, the exhaustion will set you back every other challenge.
It might be even cooler if Jeff would offer a perk for the tribe that an individual has to sacrifice their chance at immunity for, say, a tarp or extra rice. Gives you a pseudo-immunity due to doing a kind thing for everyone and only a villain would vote for you.
Yeah remember when Brenda gave up her loved ones visit and her shot at immunity
Not exactly the result she was going for.
There's a VERY rich history in Survivor of people doing kind things and everyone targeting them for it because they see it as jury management and that they are now a bigger target to win because people like them more. That and/or they see the gesture as phoney. The only reason more people don't get voted out after something like that is because others tell them they need to do damage control immediately. But there are definitely instances of them immediately getting voted out, and it is basically always at the very least discussed. I'm pretty sure the only time it isn't immediately discussed is when Carter got the bag of rice at the auction in Philippines, and even then it was discussed in the next episode under the guise of him being a big 'jury threat.' Honestly, it's a lose-lose with almost no upsides to be in those situations. You're either kind and people think you're a threat and target you, or you're selfish and people are upset with you and target you. Being hit with one of these decisions is a punishment, not an opportunity like it's perceived.
The Black Widow Alliance from Micronesia would thank you for the perk then 100% vote you out anyway before going back to camp and laughing at you.
Christian’s win was probably my favorite challenge moment ever as well. It reminded me so much of myself and him being my favorite contestant of the season had me jump out of my seat due to feeling so hyped that he won
Any other seasons you can recommend like this one? That was my first and it was SO good and haven’t found any that have captured that same magic for me after
@@niebsy5973 Season 40(all previous Winners compete against each other). not for the same reasons but for the incredible social dynamics and tribal councils
got to appreciate those non endurance challenges that went on for way longer than they should've
you shain't see it often
Christian's win here is iconic, it was one of the first season I watched and it really fuelled my love of this show.
Same, honestly my favorite season I've watched so far
My favourite part of the DvG challenge will always be:
"Stay focussed, Christian."
"This helps me focus, Carl. Thank you."
"Got you, babe."
Definitely!!
FYI, the camp they were competing for in Guatemala was actually the WORSE camp according to everyone who lived at both that season. It's water supply was much farther from camp, and as shown with the "pool" reward the body of water at it was much nicer (i.e. the pool was on a "deck" at the loser camp, while at the other camp the water was such a swampy mess that they had to put it in the middle of the water and make them row out to the pool in a boat).
I didn't know this, and it is incredibly amusing to me
I did find it weird how they basically never slept in the actual ruins they won.
@@chwaftka9775 Not allowed to, most likely, because of heritage protection concerns.
Honestly, my first thought watching this was to convince your tribe (after the other tribe has already left for the hike of course) that not completing the hike and wasting the enormous amount of energy would be the best idea. Not to mention the dangers of hiking through the jungle (dehydration, injury, insect bites, etc). Let the other team risk themselves and have your team stay back, rest up, eat something and begin setting up camp. Massive advantage in my mind.
Well ain’t that just a kick in the teeth after almost dying for it.
Story behind Katie dropping out in the final immunity is so funny. Her reason for doing so was very valid
omg wait what went down 👀
@@uglyaniimals she had to go to the bathroom I think
@@uglyaniimals She was about to 💩 her pants
The way Tom and Ian dominated Palau is very similar to how Wendell and Domenick dominated Ghost Island.
Especially with the way every time someone considered an uprising, one person who would have benefitted greatly from an uprising was the person to spill the beans.
It’s also similar to how Kim in One World, Rob in Redemption Island, and I’d say even Tyson in BvW performed. They had people that were CLEARLY in the bottom of the alliance that for some reason wouldn’t flip on them usually due to some honorary code of conduct.
@@petermcgill3405Because Caryn sucks
@@TheLoserface45 Tommy too
Yeah, I guess Angela and Sebastian can be Gregg and Jenn lol.
Survivor UK had a challenge called The Log Stand in both of it's seasons at the merge, where players just had to stand on a log cut in half for as long as possible.
In Season 1 it went for 23 hours, and in Season 2 they were determined to beat it and it went a full 24 hours.
Thanks, you saved me making this post lol, yeah it was crazy to think they stood there 23 and 24 hours. Interested to see if that challenge makes a return in the reboot of UK Survivor, but I somehow doubt it.
i know it's not *great* but are the old seasons of uk survivor worth watching at all ?
@@uglyaniimals Season 1 has some pretty good gameplay but it's presented terribly.
Season 2 is has the opposite problem, they fixed the presentation of it but it has the most boring gameplay of any international season of Survivor.
@@bencalebrod interesting, thanks for the heads up ! out of curiosity do you prefer one over the other or are they both equally bad lmao
@@uglyaniimals 1 is still better in my eyes, though not by much
Timestamps:
Final 10 in DvG: 2:12
When it Rains, It Pours (specifically for Africa and Micronesia): 4:57
Merge Immunity Challenge in Survivor: Australia: 7:34
Palau (Tom vs Ian): 10:08
Opening Reward challenge for Guatemala: 13:05
Notes/caveats: US Survivor seasons only. Some challenges, even endurance, do not display time elapsed but reasonable assumptions given.
Thanks so much as always for my Idol fix!!
Thank you.
what is DvS dont you mean DvG?
I will never not laugh when I hear “humble landscaper Gary Hawkins”
I started this video knowing nothing from the new era could even come so close.
How long did 43's water crate challenge go? 6?
I THINK the longest challenge in the new era is Last Gasp in 43, which went about 3 hours. Obviously would have gone on much longer if Jeff hadn't called it, but no way it touches 6 hours. They'd be so pruney
@@IdoledOut It's honestly unclear how long it goes, but given they called it because "they beat the challenge", I feel like it deserves an honorable mention
The new era is garbage. 26 days is just ridiculous
@@andrecanton7591 they had to do 26 days because they have to quarantine for 14 before even starting unfortunately 😔
A tale of two stories: For Palau, Jeff claimed Tom made a fuss over the smoke but Tom spoke out about it and said it was because at one point Jeff told them the 'new' rule was they had to stand on one foot and Tom threatened legal action as that was not stipulated in the rules. To me, the changing of the rule to one foot vs the smoke would be the bigger reason they didn't change the comp. Tom even spoke himself how he threatened legal action if they changed the rules because as a game show (technically) despite very little controls of the players, some comps rules at least at the time must have made that sort of change in rules not kosher.
Either way, a tale of why Palau didn't end up changing course -- one from Jeff claiming re smoke from fires vs Tom (who competing in it) saying on RHAP it was because Jeff told them one leg only which violated the rules of the comp the players were told.
Fun and interesting side note to your amazing video!
Wow, Tom sounds more like a lawyer than a fireman (wasn't that his job). I'm impressed that he stood up for himself. But it also helps it was the last challenge. It's not like Survivor could change the next challenge to hinder Tom's ability to question the rules.
@Jane Bucs Fan the biggest challenge is trying to survive in bidens america. Over 60 million Americans have died and been murdered because of Joe biden!!!!! His impeachment will be swift and his supporters will be arrested for treason!!!!! We want trump back!!!!!!
i am curious of the contracts they signed before entering the show, if this was the first time this sort of threat was ever uttered, it was definitely in the next contract and everyone after that, that associated challenge rules can be changed at any time by producers for whatever reason they deem necessary... I'm still going to assume this was in the contracts anyway that it could be changed, but they didn't want the associated negative publicity and decided however long the challenge took compared to the months of court proceedings, it was an easy decision... if the rule change benefitted one player over the other, like one had a sore leg that was previously known, it would still be grounds for legal action, curious if age would be a factor there...
@@edwardness7497 guaranteed Joe biden is in prison by August. Every Democrat in office should also be arrested. That's how corrupt they are!!!!!
That was a terrible move by Varner, I can’t imagine him doing anything stupider in a game of deception
I don't know, I think a Game Changer like him could do something dumber.
I never understood why he came back for Cambodia so overweight and out of shape for such a physical game when that's so important early on.
Yea I don’t get why fans voted him in for Cambodia. Was he memorable for anything other than “getting voted out for peanut butter”? 🙄
@Freddy Tang He was likely put in for nostalgia of the old days, or the way he was eliminated.
@@adamsiq4851 you’re on to something here. Australian Outback survivor aired probably when the show had its most viewers ever
It's amazing how much I like your videos even though I didn't see most of these seasons. You do such a great job explaining all the implications for people such as myself. I love your dry humor too.
They sent these players on an ELEVEN MILE HIKE through the Guatemalan jungle, in 100 degree heat...I wonder if they AT LEAST gave them adequate water to stay hydrated? It doesn't sound like it, since the guy said several players were suffering from dehydration. I know the game is called Survivor, but JEEEZ....that was BRUTAL for a reward challenge....even IF it meant getting the better camp at the end of the hike.
I had no idea this show was still running. As a kid I stumbled onto it during the Pearl Islands run, and I still vaguely remember that season and the All Stars one. I watched the next one or two seasons sporadically but then it kind of faded from my memory. Very interesting video, and thanks for the blast from the past!
The fire making challenge in Cook Islands was brutal af and so was the final immunity challenge in Palau
We are going to matches.
@@OnceUponAnIsland that literally blew my mind. I would’ve taken a nap on the jury bench
@@esinger23 They all looked so tired but maybe they weren't allowed to nap. Meaning production might have gone to wake them up.
@@OnceUponAnIsland What was so pathetic about it was that it ended because the girl ran out of matches. I normally wouldn't make fun of someone like this. But these women knew that fire making is such an important skill on Survivor. I would have practiced at home. If I couldn't, I'd practice once I got to camp.
The fact that modern survivor keeps making the challenges harder to keep with the production cycle will always baffle me. The easier but longer challenges are even better for a tv show perspective because of how much strategy can be had just look at the Jason moment.
tbf i think they sort of realize that in the new era people would regularly last 10+ hours since everyone is a superfan now -- see last gasp in 43
Why did you have to make me burst out laughing in the middle of work with that Boston Rob clip? Damn you lol
“Do you know what a Reuben sandwich is Jeff?” I have to rewatch that episode now. Out of all the questions, that’s the one
The Christian vs Alec challenge is one of my favorite challenges in Survivor history it had me laughing and then had me on the verge of tears in the span of 2 minutes
"I could scape this land....." 😂😂😂
Babe wake up new Idoled Out video just dropped
Correction: Jason and Parvati outlasted Amanda's bladder lol
Quickest puzzle solves, most puzzles in a season, or hardest looking puzzles. Survivor loves their puzzles.
I really like that first suggestion. The opposite would be interesting too.
Christian is probably my favorite survivor player ever lol either him or Spencer. I was dying during the montage of him just talking about the most random things😂😂😂
Solid list. I do appreciate that 4/5 of these challenges were from the early era.
Exactly but Survivor keeps hyping up the show saying it's the best seasons ever. I'm not saying I don't enjoy the current Survivor, just that it seems the earlier seasons had more physicality to them. I wonder if they changed up the show beccause people tend to enjoy the social skills more so that the physcal skills.
@@janejones7638 they have been doing that a lot; I imagine a big part of that is to win back viewers, as ratings have declined in recent years, and have considerably declined when you think about how in the first few seasons they’d net tens of millions weekly. And I do agree, the “survival” aspect of the game is glossed over a lot now in favor of the gameplay, which I can give or take. I enjoyed the drama of building the shelter, being hungry, and battling the elements and would love to see more of a return to form
Love your vids! Always funny and well researched. Until now I also assumed Palau was the longest challenge
"Uh...little landscaping business" killed me 😂
Oh my god GARY
In the Australian heroes vs villains, we had as similar one to the first one, except they had spikes which were coming more into your back the longer it lasted
I know jeff does everything he can to shorten those challenges, I can picture him shouting at the game Masters "IM NOT STANDING THERE FOR 5 HOURS, MAKE IT HARDER!"
It's crazy that the best survivor channel on TH-cam only has 60k subscribers
Didn't Tom and Ian both say they suffered nerve damage in their feet after that challenge?
Is that for real? They should have quit.
Yes! They have, although I am not sure how long ago they comment about it exisiting still but I remember many years after they had commented about the damage still.
They did
Every time a contestant on 41 said that new era Survivor is the hardest that the show has ever been infuriated me. They clearly forgot about the hike in Guatemala, which alone was harder than their entire season
That would be an interesting discussion: the five hardest survivor seasons. My thoughts are Africa, Australian Outback, Guatemala (unless I'm forgetting something these three seem like the easy top three). Then maybe Nicaragua (for the constant rain) and Kaoh Rong (3 medevacs have to count for something).
@@aidanmillow566 Many of the hardest seasons were the earliest. But Survivors is always hyping up how good the new seasons are.
1:17 camera guy knows what hes doing💀🤣
Aw I was hoping this video would list the longest iterations of several challenges including the wild “Shain’t” puzzle in Worlds Apart
I get tired raising my hand for two minutes in class… *HOW TF DID PARVATI STAY UP FOR OVER SIX HOURS WITH TEMPTATIONS!!!!!!???????*
She used a mantra, actually. I forget what it was, but she made a video on her TH-cam channel talking about how she won that challenge.
The Tom Vs Ian final challenge will always be the most epic challenge in my book
That thorny tree was fuckin intense
Seriously. Thank gosh Margaret was a nurse and knew what to do to help him.
I remember watching #5 with my family and we all were just laughing our butts off the entire time
i completely forgot about “i may be a lot of things, but i aint no hershey bar” quote but that was a huge throwback to me lol that used to be one of my sound effects when i streamed on twitch bc i thought that was the funniest quote
"I can scape this land so good" 😭
christians rambling is also my favorite. imo he's the best in that season
When I saw the buoy challenge at number 2, I had a feeling that the hike would be number 1 :)
Man I would love to watch Goggins do this. This is the promised land for mind all mental toughness
Can you image the current groups of survivors doing an 11 mile trek through a jungle. LOL....half would quit.
It’s not even that hard, assuming this was near the beginning being the first challenge. I went on a hike in Tasmania and one of the days was 27km with 5000 meters elevation whilst carrying a 26kg pack. So a little longer in distance than 11 miles but i guess I didn’t have to clear the track it was already open.
I wonder what they would have done in guatemala if neither group could find the camp..... how long would they have let them wander around
Thank you for posting the video.
Thank god you included a clip of Sundra and Becky, was worried they’d be robbed in this vid
I remember on Australian survivor when Pia was in it, she came last in the final 3 challenge but she won, the challenge lasted about 8 hours I think but I can’t remember it was like 4/5 years ago
During these crazy long ones, Jeff looks bored to death lol
They don’t make em like Tom Westman anymore! Legend!
Are you by chance going to do an episode in tribute to Keith? Sorry didnt know how else to message you to ask.
The original mr. Beast content just without prizes for everyone
What's crazy about the Uncomfortably Numb challenge lasting so long is that in SJDS, which was an earlier season, Jeff offered food to step down, but didn't during DvG. I'm not sure why; maybe they thought it was too easy during the earlier run.
Edit: Looking back, he did offer food on DvG, but it was to sit out entirely.
in the UK version, contestants did a pole stand, that lasted 23 hours !
1:17 jesus christ that camera pan is exquisite.
Cameraman understood the assignment 100%.
Christian is just one of the best survivor players ever i swear
The part in Micronesia when a bunch of adult women cross their fingers in order to lie to Jason like they're f**king nine-year-olds on a school playground is lowkey the cringiest moment ever.
@Ana Pie That's not true, because the plan to blindside Ozzie didn't take shape until after they got to camp. They legitimately planned to lie to Jason's face and vote him out that night.
Videos like this remind me of how much better survivor used to be. Sigh
oh yeah with you mentioning it it's funny how the opening challenge in Guatemala is even longer lol it's like let's have an even longer one next chance we get even though they obviously tried to cut down on super long ones afterwards
I really miss the older season that had challenges that went for a long time, or showed people starving. They dont show how hungry people are anymore, makes you wonder if they get more food.
I was hoping you would add AU as well. I get it. There were some seriously long hard challenges on AU.
In case you are not aware they make you sign a waiver in case of death. Ijs
Tom already said he would have honored the deal he made
Commentator you are hilarious 😂
I remember first watching Guatemala and that first reward challenge and it was absolutely brutal
Only thing that was the longest was this damn intro!
What made you decide to put a 5secs track on repeat for the entirity of this video?
My late friend was obsessed with survivor!! I had to click this link and it brought tears to my eyes. Will be 3 years soon:/ I may not be athletic but I'd love to try to do it for him.
How does one apply?
Did anyone notice that the subscribe button lit up when he said subscribe at the end of the video???? is that a new youtube feature?
integrity and reality of that show ffs , ARE YOU KIDDING ! lmfaro putz
"I'm out" 😂😂😂
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I wonder if Jeff had a book or something to read when these went into hours.
Really don't count the lost one among the longest challenge the same way as the long time tasks were counted out.
It was brutal. More so than the producers intended. But it was task. With even nigh pause. Still crazy, not something that even half of the people could handle.
But it's very different than a non-stop challenge such as the true number one from Palau
11 inches to the subscribe button? YOU THINK I CAN AFFORD A 10 IN SCREEN?
What is this mouse you speak of??
Rob scene, lmao xdddddddd
Can we get an international Version of this? Possibly just Endurance, because the UK s1 endurance lasted a CRAZY amount of hours
This is where Mr. Beast gets his inspiration… 😂
4-5-11 hours long. How do they pee? Especially female contesters, who seem like need to pee every 3-4 hours.
Do a top 5 list on the best survivor soundtracks cause some are epic
That was the longest speech
8:40
In survivor Spain a challenge surpassed 21 hours.
The longest challenge in Survivor AU 2023 was the Final 8; a balance challenge lasting 100 minutes.
I'm pretty sure the final immunity was over 3 hours
@@Tcottong Thank you for your correction.
lololol some use alternative forms of time lapses "shows burger timer"
Except that last challenge was designed to last overnight.
If you want him to talk at a normal speed, put it at 1.25x
The merge immunity challenge From Survivor UK Panama make the challenges here last a hour
I'd like to point out that, generally speaking, people don't/can't go 12 hours without taking a shit. So enjoy that thought.
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There is not well over 1000 different challenges at all, You have just googled that, Google is completely wrong, Some challenges have been repeated upto 6 times over the 45 seasons, Especially the smaller ones, And some challenges have been the same challenge with a slight tweak.
Number 1 feels underwhelming because it wasn’t a constant state of fight. People could stop, sit, rest, and then continue which for the other 4 competitions on this list; that’s not the case
Mr Beast took notes from Survivor
What do they do if they have to pee? Just piss their pants?