@@lillithplays6514 Lol, but Morgan actually lost it at the home stretch, where they went too high up on the dry sand that falls apart under compression. Drake overtook them by going closer to the water, where the sand was wetter and could better handle the weight, which means there was less resistance. Another example of an anti-hack is in Guatemala during the challenge where they need to get into the cart and race down the hill. The one where someone (I think it was Jaime) couldn't cut the rope at the first station. He literally couldn't hack through the rope
Shamar in that challenge where everyone had to stand on top of a narrow perch and he asked all his tribemates to stand on top of him. Kathy vs Rob in the All Stars challenge mentioned in this video where Rob just ran the course, Kathy decided to sit down when in the attack zone. Didn't work.
I love the "go fish" challenge. Just a really fun way for the tribes to interact without it being strategy related, it was so fun in both the Amazon and all stars
The Rob Cesternino hack shouldn't really work, but he was counting on the production team being lazy. The nice thing about that strategy though is -- if you guess right and the production team was lazy, you win. If you guess wrong and they randomized things really well, the strategy is still no worse than picking randomly. You don't lose anything by at least hoping that there's some systematic bias to how things are arranged.
It does also have a social benefit. If A & B have matching items, and A unsuccessfully asks H for it, B will easily and immediately seek it from A. If not your own teammate is the first (in Amazon) or second (in All-Stars) with a chance to match it. That raises the other, defensive hack. If your team is ahead, do try to match your own teammates when opportunities arise. It takes away variability. You give up 2-0 and 0-2 possibilities for a definite 1-1 split.
Great series. Thank you for these. I remember from the season 2 commentary with Jeff Probst and Colby Donaldson, Jeff admitted during the commentary that if you had a strategy for a challenge that wasn't specifically stated in the rules, just go ahead and do it. Don't ask about it before the challenge, because Jeff will 99.99% say "no". Jeff doesn't want to play "judge". He doesn't want to stop the games, he doesn't want to make calls. He wants people to play and have fun. So if you get on Survivor and the challenge doesn't exactly say that you can't do "insert this", just go ahead and do it. Give yourself the edge.
There's such a big variety of challenges shown in these videos! I wish more variety was used in recent seasons. Especially mental and social challenges
Have you discussed how the Drum Challenge in the Philippines was completed in a way the dream team didn't intend to? Where instead of a brawling game it turned into a speed game?
@@sillykyle17 The challenge was that there were 3 double sided drums-- one yellow and one red-- and players faced off in pairs to turn them all red or all yellow. Apparently the dream team was focused on fighting each other to keep them one color while the contestants just focused on the drums. I don't know if it's a hack necessarily but an interesting concept similar to the Nicaragua hack
This might already exist, but there should be a video that talks about how outcasting outsiders came back to haunt the people outcasting them, such as Kathy from Marquesas and Cochran from South Pacific.
It is amazing that this is the 9.0 video. I can't believe, but I know it will happen a 10.0 video. My favorite is the "defensive" hacks, like where Adam didn't win but prevented another from winning. Probably some more of those out there.
It's a smart strategy, he's talked about how he purposely kept Ken in the game as someone that can win challenges because he mostly wanted to keep those immunities away from the people he was targetting. I guess you've gotta be careful who you pick to fill that role, but Adam showed on his season it's not bad idea.
The hack series is what brought me to the channel and now I've been binging for days. Maybe a week! Excellent content Peridiam! - From, a non survivor viewer, but I'm almost converted.
Gosh that outcast challenge was unfair on so many levels. Did everyone notice that the outcast had one more tribe member in that challenge? You can argue if thats an advantage or disadvantage, but how often do we see challenges with uneven tribe members?
Not that often, but this was the first time they did something like this remember. Keep in mind were not fully sure who recently or long in advance this idea was created too and by the time they finally realized is was about time to start the challenge. Now if this was planned from the beginning keep in mind this cast was and still is one of the best rookie casts in survivor history. It could be a safety net after the most "likeable players" in Thailand went out early as well as the probably best liked castaway and top player in Amazon didn't win and a chance someone like Rob C. goes out early there's the 2nd chance. I know its not really what you asked but i think this still helps. Its a first time redemption process with either poorly done body count per tribe or planned safety net. Its possible we have a completely different winner without it.
@@kellydaunis That's the first I've heard of this being the reason for Outcasts being created. So I'm just going to take that notion and throw it out the window. Regardless of what real reason the twist came to be, its the sole reason why Pearl Islands is such a good season. Without it we might have a very predictable finish if Sandra, Rupert, and Christa making final 3. Whatever you think of twists like this, Pearl Islands is saved from being a season with a very dull merge finish to a top 1/4th season because of this twist. Most likely the reason why RI and EOE exist despite people's negative reactions to this twist.
Not sure if you already had this one, but in the final 8 challenge of Gabon, in which you had to organize domino blocks on a diagonal beam connected to tripwires that could screw you up, Kenny started at the end and worked his way backwards. That was clever imo, because that means you can go freely through the ropes for the blocks at the end, you don’t have to worry about tripping, and when you place your last few blocks, you don’t have to go through all the ropes again, since they’re at the start. That gave Kenny such an edge over Matty and Corinne, that he ended up getting 2 domino pushes by the time it took them to get 1.
Hey Peridiam! Huge fan of your Survivor videos! I'm rewatching Gabon and am so impressed with how nice Bob's fake idol looked! You should totally do a video on fake idols!
I remember seeing a clip from a season I don't remember, but he basically just carved up a stick lol. And when Jeff calls it out when the other team tries to play it, he tosses it into the fire. To this, the guy that made it goes "c'mon man I spent hours on that" lmaooo
I wish survivor would make more brain related challenges that is not a puzzle. They don't do that anymore unlike in the past. They want those fast paced challenges all the time
hey peridiam :) if you ever run out of US Survivor "hack challenges" videos and start including the international seasons, please make sure to include AU Brain vs. Brawn with Dani's firemaking moment. :) I'm not sure if it should count as a "challenge" but because the stakes for that tribal is high and seems more of a hybrid "reward challenge", I think it could count(?) :) anyway, I tend to roll my eyes whenever Dani claims she's a "good player" or a decent one at that (she has *stage 4 BIGMOVE-itis* is more like it) and her "achievement" with her firemaking agaist Emmett and that outdoorsy guy is just freaking insanity. In the worst way. okay, maybe it's not *entirely* her fault because the crazy Survivor gods from down under gave them *TONS of husks* ... but that's *NOT* how firemaking in Survivor should happen! EVER! she "hacked" that challenge, sure...but it's icky. also she's overrated and I think it's partly because of that moment she "hacked" the firemaking challenge :)
I dunno if you're already talked about it (can't remember haha, so many videos) but Missy in S39 in the challenge where they have to hold onto a bar over water. I was rewatching the other day and she was using a mixed grip - could be nothing but I was wondering if that counted as a challenge hack, since she did end up winning.
In the newest season of survivor south africa S9 E9 there was a puzzle maze. The main puzzle maker on their team was directing the rest of the blindfolded team to get puzzle pieces in the maze. The red team puzzle maker hacked the game by directing exactly one person at any given time. Everyone else would freeze where he told them to and he would dircet exactly one person by telling them to go against the wall. When the whole team had made it and the other blue team was still directing their blindfolded players, the red team made as much noise as possible to distract the blue team from finishing the maze. After the maze the puzzle makers had to unscramble the word puzzel and this distraction gave the red team enough time to win
I love this series but am really surprised you haven't made a video about Big Brother yet, when the premier is tonight. I usually look forward to your pre-show predictions!
I'm watching Australian Survivor All-Stars, and in the episode 13 immunity challenge they have to do the one where they retrieve and place blocks on a platform while balancing it. Harry's stack falls over and then he places his first block diagonally so it's harder to fall. Other people on Vakama and on the other tribe catch on, but his tribe ends up winning because of it. Thought it was an interesting hack, and it's never mentioned so you might not notice if you're not paying attention.
God I know people love Pearl Islands and for good reasons, but the Outcasts twist was so poorly handled. Not only did they have those purple rags to make more stable poles, but they had an extra member to help in the challenge compared to Morgan and Drake.
I feel like this has come up before in your hack lists, but they did another stacking blocks to spell a word on wobbly board you're holding with a rope challenge in Survivor 43. And every time, I don't understand why they make there stacks parallel to the tilt of the board! Turn them 45 degrees and you've got physics on your side.
I feel like a good strat for the water/can throwing one would be to spin the can while throwing it, maybe physics can help it stay water stay inside more
i thought about that, but idk im not a mathematician so- or since the buffs are cylinder tube shaped they can like wrap them over the top and bottom of the bucket? does that make sense? =v= (like that, the v is the bucket and the = is how the buff would cover it?)
to be honest, im not sure "letting your strong players run the course instead of weaker players" should be considered a hack. i feel like that should be obvious and its almost like when it appears, its only because we as an audience arent told whether or not thats allowed
I still wait for Dean Kowalski from Island of the Idols and maze in Final Five Immunity Challenge - further ball first and more attempts with nearer ball
you can throw the bucket of water in arc trajectory on the side instead of in front of the player. The water stays at the bottom and a smooth catch you can save so much water
There was this dual challenge in Caramoan or Philippines where both contestants should prevent their little idol to drop first on the ground. What one survivor did was he threw his own idol up in the air so high that prevented it from falling so fast to the ground while he tried to topple his opponent's idol. And it worked.
Ok so in Fiji their was this challenge in the final 7, the dream team is shown doing the challenge the way production wanted. Dreamz does it that way buy Alex and Boo don't. Anyway remember this?
I don't know I think you're overestimating how many times have done that water challenge I don't remember them doing it that many times there's a lot of challenges that they've run a lot more than that one
If you try a strategy and Jeff doesn't immediately complain... It's fair game. Everyone should know this by now. Hacks? Nope. Just innovative play. Most of the "challenges" in Survivor, as well as the game itself have been utterly played out. Personally, I think after the all previous winners Survivor, the whole show should have been chloroformed.
Tribes , a Tribe Flag , In other words not a Survival Show its really just a Silly Game Show….And NO ONE was never ever in any real danger, And No they were not in a Jungle…. What a Load of TOSH…😂
"Hey lets release a video called "45 Times Survivor Players Hacked Challenges" "Nah, lets release NINE videos called "5 Times Survivor Players Hacked Challenges" Kinda lame.
I didn’t research all of them at once. Many of the videos I thought would be the last one until I found more. That said, I do plan to release a mega compilation by the end of the year. Also, you’re gonna love my next video.
one of the more racially driven seasons of BB & not a single post about the season thus far. why even subscribe to this channel if it’s all about survivor? lost me on both fronts
I'd make the video where you'd rank the woman with the greatest physical prowess. I'd be #1, on the April 1st edition that is. I'd make the older ladies with knee replacements look good. You have nothing to fear, I'm not going to ever appear on Survivor. I'd do pretty with the mental challenges, though. My favorite player that never won was Brad Culpepper. But I'm a Gator and Buccaneer fan, so I loved him for football. I also love his stupid TV commercials for his lawfirm. They are so, so, so bad, they're great.
Do you know if there are any challenge "anti-hacks"? Challenge strategies that are so ineffective that they lose the challenge for the player//tribe.
Great idea for a video.
Morgan stripping in Pearl Islands comes to mind
Caramoan where one tribe just walks in the Hot Pursuit challenge where the goal is to catch the other tribe is the first thing that comes to mind.
@@lillithplays6514 Lol, but Morgan actually lost it at the home stretch, where they went too high up on the dry sand that falls apart under compression. Drake overtook them by going closer to the water, where the sand was wetter and could better handle the weight, which means there was less resistance.
Another example of an anti-hack is in Guatemala during the challenge where they need to get into the cart and race down the hill. The one where someone (I think it was Jaime) couldn't cut the rope at the first station. He literally couldn't hack through the rope
Shamar in that challenge where everyone had to stand on top of a narrow perch and he asked all his tribemates to stand on top of him.
Kathy vs Rob in the All Stars challenge mentioned in this video where Rob just ran the course, Kathy decided to sit down when in the attack zone. Didn't work.
I love the "go fish" challenge. Just a really fun way for the tribes to interact without it being strategy related, it was so fun in both the Amazon and all stars
The Rob Cesternino hack shouldn't really work, but he was counting on the production team being lazy. The nice thing about that strategy though is -- if you guess right and the production team was lazy, you win. If you guess wrong and they randomized things really well, the strategy is still no worse than picking randomly. You don't lose anything by at least hoping that there's some systematic bias to how things are arranged.
It does also have a social benefit. If A & B have matching items, and A unsuccessfully asks H for it, B will easily and immediately seek it from A. If not your own teammate is the first (in Amazon) or second (in All-Stars) with a chance to match it.
That raises the other, defensive hack. If your team is ahead, do try to match your own teammates when opportunities arise. It takes away variability. You give up 2-0 and 0-2 possibilities for a definite 1-1 split.
“tomorrow you make your apologies, today you spit in a bucket.”
-Peridiam 2022
PERIDIAM YOU WERE NOT IN THE ATTACK ZONE WHEN YOU FIRST MADE CONTACT
Great series. Thank you for these. I remember from the season 2 commentary with Jeff Probst and Colby Donaldson, Jeff admitted during the commentary that if you had a strategy for a challenge that wasn't specifically stated in the rules, just go ahead and do it. Don't ask about it before the challenge, because Jeff will 99.99% say "no". Jeff doesn't want to play "judge". He doesn't want to stop the games, he doesn't want to make calls. He wants people to play and have fun. So if you get on Survivor and the challenge doesn't exactly say that you can't do "insert this", just go ahead and do it. Give yourself the edge.
How about when a certain Survivor winner started spinning herself in the opposite direction to un-dizzy herself.
There's such a big variety of challenges shown in these videos! I wish more variety was used in recent seasons. Especially mental and social challenges
Have you discussed how the Drum Challenge in the Philippines was completed in a way the dream team didn't intend to? Where instead of a brawling game it turned into a speed game?
It was supposed to be a brawling game??
@@sillykyle17 The challenge was that there were 3 double sided drums-- one yellow and one red-- and players faced off in pairs to turn them all red or all yellow. Apparently the dream team was focused on fighting each other to keep them one color while the contestants just focused on the drums. I don't know if it's a hack necessarily but an interesting concept similar to the Nicaragua hack
This might already exist, but there should be a video that talks about how outcasting outsiders came back to haunt the people outcasting them, such as Kathy from Marquesas and Cochran from South Pacific.
It is amazing that this is the 9.0 video. I can't believe, but I know it will happen a 10.0 video. My favorite is the "defensive" hacks, like where Adam didn't win but prevented another from winning. Probably some more of those out there.
It's a smart strategy, he's talked about how he purposely kept Ken in the game as someone that can win challenges because he mostly wanted to keep those immunities away from the people he was targetting. I guess you've gotta be careful who you pick to fill that role, but Adam showed on his season it's not bad idea.
idk why but I really enjoy the linking of the first and last clips of every video in the series. Can't wait for hacks 10.0 to start with "c'mon Reid!"
The hack series is what brought me to the channel and now I've been binging for days. Maybe a week! Excellent content Peridiam! - From, a non survivor viewer, but I'm almost converted.
i actually met boston rob at an aquarium, super cool dude, still bizarre knowing he went back on survivor for winners at war having met me 🤩🤩🤩
Gosh that outcast challenge was unfair on so many levels. Did everyone notice that the outcast had one more tribe member in that challenge? You can argue if thats an advantage or disadvantage, but how often do we see challenges with uneven tribe members?
Not that often, but this was the first time they did something like this remember. Keep in mind were not fully sure who recently or long in advance this idea was created too and by the time they finally realized is was about time to start the challenge. Now if this was planned from the beginning keep in mind this cast was and still is one of the best rookie casts in survivor history. It could be a safety net after the most "likeable players" in Thailand went out early as well as the probably best liked castaway and top player in Amazon didn't win and a chance someone like Rob C. goes out early there's the 2nd chance. I know its not really what you asked but i think this still helps. Its a first time redemption process with either poorly done body count per tribe or planned safety net. Its possible we have a completely different winner without it.
@@yellercat500cat7 They only came up with the outcast twist after Burton was voted off. This twist is the very reason why Pearl Islands is bottom 10.
@@kellydaunis That's the first I've heard of this being the reason for Outcasts being created. So I'm just going to take that notion and throw it out the window. Regardless of what real reason the twist came to be, its the sole reason why Pearl Islands is such a good season. Without it we might have a very predictable finish if Sandra, Rupert, and Christa making final 3. Whatever you think of twists like this, Pearl Islands is saved from being a season with a very dull merge finish to a top 1/4th season because of this twist. Most likely the reason why RI and EOE exist despite people's negative reactions to this twist.
Not sure if you already had this one, but in the final 8 challenge of Gabon, in which you had to organize domino blocks on a diagonal beam connected to tripwires that could screw you up, Kenny started at the end and worked his way backwards. That was clever imo, because that means you can go freely through the ropes for the blocks at the end, you don’t have to worry about tripping, and when you place your last few blocks, you don’t have to go through all the ropes again, since they’re at the start. That gave Kenny such an edge over Matty and Corinne, that he ended up getting 2 domino pushes by the time it took them to get 1.
yeh he had it before
Hey Peridiam! Huge fan of your Survivor videos! I'm rewatching Gabon and am so impressed with how nice Bob's fake idol looked! You should totally do a video on fake idols!
I remember seeing a clip from a season I don't remember, but he basically just carved up a stick lol. And when Jeff calls it out when the other team tries to play it, he tosses it into the fire. To this, the guy that made it goes "c'mon man I spent hours on that" lmaooo
@@charityquill4965 yes! Ozzy carved the stick and Jason found it and gave it to Eliza to play!
@@sydneyrichards7333 yeah it was brilliant 🤣
I wish survivor would make more brain related challenges that is not a puzzle. They don't do that anymore unlike in the past. They want those fast paced challenges all the time
I just finished making toast. I’m watching this while eating my toast. It’s good.
hey peridiam :)
if you ever run out of US Survivor "hack challenges" videos and start including the international seasons, please make sure to include AU Brain vs. Brawn with Dani's firemaking moment. :)
I'm not sure if it should count as a "challenge" but because the stakes for that tribal is high and seems more of a hybrid "reward challenge", I think it could count(?) :)
anyway, I tend to roll my eyes whenever Dani claims she's a "good player" or a decent one at that (she has *stage 4 BIGMOVE-itis* is more like it) and her "achievement" with her firemaking agaist Emmett and that outdoorsy guy is just freaking insanity. In the worst way.
okay, maybe it's not *entirely* her fault because the crazy Survivor gods from down under gave them *TONS of husks*
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but that's *NOT* how firemaking in Survivor should happen! EVER!
she "hacked" that challenge, sure...but it's icky.
also she's overrated and I think it's partly because of that moment she "hacked" the firemaking challenge :)
Just wanted to let you know that, I never have or will watch this show. But I have watched this series of videos a few times. Keep them up.
Here to nominate “Put the flint *inside* the bamboo!” 😂
Yes! I thought it was absolutely genius.
I dunno if you're already talked about it (can't remember haha, so many videos) but Missy in S39 in the challenge where they have to hold onto a bar over water. I was rewatching the other day and she was using a mixed grip - could be nothing but I was wondering if that counted as a challenge hack, since she did end up winning.
The squeezing of clothes and hair and all to add weight has been there since S1 during the mud collecting challenge!
There might be something wrong with me as it is enough to hear someone saying "the attack zone" to make me laugh 😂
new catchphrase "tomorrow you make your apologies, today you spit in a bucket"
lol colby and reid at the end. that’s y i luv colby so much eheh
In the newest season of survivor south africa S9 E9 there was a puzzle maze. The main puzzle maker on their team was directing the rest of the blindfolded team to get puzzle pieces in the maze. The red team puzzle maker hacked the game by directing exactly one person at any given time. Everyone else would freeze where he told them to and he would dircet exactly one person by telling them to go against the wall. When the whole team had made it and the other blue team was still directing their blindfolded players, the red team made as much noise as possible to distract the blue team from finishing the maze. After the maze the puzzle makers had to unscramble the word puzzel and this distraction gave the red team enough time to win
The episode before had a really big mistake as well. Probably the dumbest mistake of the season so far
outcasts were well fed, in comfort and got tie strings for the challenge
greatest hack ever lol
I love this series but am really surprised you haven't made a video about Big Brother yet, when the premier is tonight. I usually look forward to your pre-show predictions!
AHHH so cool I was given a shoutout! Thanks Peridiam!!
I'm watching Australian Survivor All-Stars, and in the episode 13 immunity challenge they have to do the one where they retrieve and place blocks on a platform while balancing it. Harry's stack falls over and then he places his first block diagonally so it's harder to fall. Other people on Vakama and on the other tribe catch on, but his tribe ends up winning because of it. Thought it was an interesting hack, and it's never mentioned so you might not notice if you're not paying attention.
Peridiam has mentioned it in one of his videos and Harry saw it on Twitter as well
Thank you Perdiam I’ve been waiting
God I know people love Pearl Islands and for good reasons, but the Outcasts twist was so poorly handled. Not only did they have those purple rags to make more stable poles, but they had an extra member to help in the challenge compared to Morgan and Drake.
The outcast twist is why Pearl Islands is bottom 10, imo.
Wasn’t there a challenge where the tribes had to crawl under a rope structure and one of the bigger players waited and blocked the other teams path?
I really wish they would bring back the water throwing or similar style challenges.
Are you ever going to make BB content again. I like this content but since BB just started again I was wondering. Either way keep up the great work
I feel like this has come up before in your hack lists, but they did another stacking blocks to spell a word on wobbly board you're holding with a rope challenge in Survivor 43. And every time, I don't understand why they make there stacks parallel to the tilt of the board! Turn them 45 degrees and you've got physics on your side.
Would you do Australian survivor? I just watch season 4 and it had some great ‘big moves’
I feel like a good strat for the water/can throwing one would be to spin the can while throwing it, maybe physics can help it stay water stay inside more
i thought about that, but idk im not a mathematician so- or since the buffs are cylinder tube shaped they can like wrap them over the top and bottom of the bucket? does that make sense?
=v= (like that, the v is the bucket and the = is how the buff would cover it?)
to be honest, im not sure "letting your strong players run the course instead of weaker players" should be considered a hack. i feel like that should be obvious and its almost like when it appears, its only because we as an audience arent told whether or not thats allowed
"wait, which one" Im dead
My favorite video series of yours
Thank you for posting the video.
I still wait for Dean Kowalski from Island of the Idols and maze in Final Five Immunity Challenge - further ball first and more attempts with nearer ball
Exhibition Robinson: 2017 - someone used the table on "Balance Tax" as a solid mark
My aim if I get on the show, is to be part of a Times Players Hacked Challenges video
I for sure would have pissed in the bucket if I was the last person in the chain.
you can throw the bucket of water in arc trajectory on the side instead of in front of the player. The water stays at the bottom and a smooth catch you can save so much water
There was this dual challenge in Caramoan or Philippines where both contestants should prevent their little idol to drop first on the ground. What one survivor did was he threw his own idol up in the air so high that prevented it from falling so fast to the ground while he tried to topple his opponent's idol. And it worked.
they outwit the producers
I saw the title and I was like “ no way…
643 likes and 0 dislikes. this is why peridiam is amazing. ( i have a plugin that lets yo usee dislikes)
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@@ellystephens5252 wondering this too haha
Ok so in Fiji their was this challenge in the final 7, the dream team is shown doing the challenge the way production wanted. Dreamz does it that way buy Alex and Boo don't. Anyway remember this?
I LOVE THIS SERIES
King Rory!
Penny was technically in the attack zone when she grabbed Clay.
God Dammit Reid!
These videos give me life
10.0 boutta be wild
You should do a top 10 BB HOH reigns of all time ((:
Not a hack, but Noelle needs to be included on a greatest comeback video in the future.
I just want to say I'm so glad and also disappointed nobody got the idea to pee during the water challenge
I don't know I think you're overestimating how many times have done that water challenge I don't remember them doing it that many times there's a lot of challenges that they've run a lot more than that one
Wonder if in those water bucket challenge a man can pee in their shorts and use it to fill the bucket without anyone noticing lol
Love your vods
If you try a strategy and Jeff doesn't immediately complain... It's fair game. Everyone should know this by now.
Hacks? Nope. Just innovative play. Most of the "challenges" in Survivor, as well as the game itself have been utterly played out.
Personally, I think after the all previous winners Survivor, the whole show should have been chloroformed.
The one guy was on fear factor.
They could have used their hair ties or bandannas but didn’t and I got to say that’s on them. Like one girl had a blue hair tie.
Don't mind me, I'm just looking for the random Adam Klein comment.
Drake had both twine and Diaz-Twine. :}
Death and hack-ses?
I'd just like to point out J'tia was useless for EVERYTHING.
What if someone did die after watching this then both realities came true
Maryanne spinning the other way should've been on here
First thing I said after the 43 premier... Flint in the bamboo time for another hack video from Peridiam!
the shade on Cece 🤣
How many can you do
Tribes , a Tribe Flag , In other words not a Survival Show its really just a Silly Game Show….And NO ONE was never ever in any real danger, And No they were not in a Jungle…. What a Load of TOSH…😂
If rob c is the best man to never win, cirie is the best woman to never win
Your wrong about taxes!
Survivor is the worst show ever. Has NOTHING TO DO WITH SURVIVING. its just a Dumb Gameshow.
... you're dying on an island with little food lol its definitely about surviving.
@@OakInOasis No, No it isnt. Its a Gameshow. When it should be a show about SURVIVING. Not playing games. Not Challenges, Not voting someone off.
@@ChakatNightspark Chill out on the caps there kiddo.
@@ChakatNightspark bruh even if it isent fully about suvieving its still better than a show about surviveing would be
noice
I've seen all these videos. Never watched an episode of Survivor. It doesn't air here as far as I'm aware
Where do you live, ON THE MOON?😄😄😄
@@stevetaylor9752 nope, England
@@stevetaylor9752 🤣🤣
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Can you stop repeating the same video idea time and time again
I am like number 541
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They dont know how to throw
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not really "hacking" a challenge, when the entire challenge is rigged so only a certain person wins.
"Hey lets release a video called "45 Times Survivor Players Hacked Challenges"
"Nah, lets release NINE videos called "5 Times Survivor Players Hacked Challenges"
Kinda lame.
I didn’t research all of them at once. Many of the videos I thought would be the last one until I found more. That said, I do plan to release a mega compilation by the end of the year.
Also, you’re gonna love my next video.
@@Peridiam Fair enough, looking forward to it!
one of the more racially driven seasons of BB & not a single post about the season thus far. why even subscribe to this channel if it’s all about survivor? lost me on both fronts
I'd make the video where you'd rank the woman with the greatest physical prowess. I'd be #1, on the April 1st edition that is. I'd make the older ladies with knee replacements look good. You have nothing to fear, I'm not going to ever appear on Survivor. I'd do pretty with the mental challenges, though. My favorite player that never won was Brad Culpepper. But I'm a Gator and Buccaneer fan, so I loved him for football. I also love his stupid TV commercials for his lawfirm. They are so, so, so bad, they're great.