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|description = A recurring challenge |
|description = A recurring challenge |
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− | |seasonsappeared = {{S2|8}}<br>{{S2|10}} |
+ | |seasonsappeared = {{S2|8}}<br />{{S2|10}} |
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==Rules== |
==Rules== |
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− | Prior the challenge, each tribe |
+ | Prior to the challenge, each tribe receives a box containing supplies from Home Depot. Using the supplies provided, each tribe has 24 hours to build a home or a bathroom at their camp. Once the 24 hours are up, a judge will come to each camp and rate the homes or bathrooms on size, strength, and creativity. The tribe with the highest score from the judge would win. |
==History== |
==History== |
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− | In {{S|8}}, [[Chapera]] elected [[Rob Mariano]] as their leader as he had experience with construction. Meanwhile, at [[Saboga]], [[Rupert Boneham]] took the leadership role and came up with the idea of a log cabin. However, things got tense as [[Jerri Manthey]] disagreed with his design. [[Mogo Mogo]] decided to build a treehouse. [[Colby Donaldson]] and [[Lex van den Berghe]] worked on Mogo Mogo's home, while [[Jenna Morasca]] and [[Shii Ann Huang]] suggested creative touches. However, Colby and Lex weren't interested in the women's ideas, causing a rift between the men and women of the tribe. The next day, [[Jeff Probst]] showed up at each camp with Rob, a licensed contractor, to judge the homes. The judge inspected all three homes |
+ | In {{S|8}}, [[Chapera]] elected [[Rob Mariano|Rob M.]] as their leader as he had experience with construction. Meanwhile, at [[Saboga]], [[Rupert Boneham|Rupert]] took the leadership role and came up with the idea of a log cabin. However, things got tense as [[Jerri Manthey|Jerri]] disagreed with his design. [[Mogo Mogo]] decided to build a treehouse. [[Colby Donaldson|Colby]] and [[Lex van den Berghe|Lex]] worked on Mogo Mogo's home, while [[Jenna Morasca|Jenna M.]] and [[Shii Ann Huang|Shii Ann]] suggested creative touches. However, Colby and Lex weren't interested in the women's ideas, causing a rift between the men and women of the tribe. The next day, [[Jeff Probst]] showed up at each camp with Rob, a licensed contractor, to judge the homes. The judge inspected all three homes and decided that Chapera's home was the winner, with Mogo Mogo's being second. |
− | In {{S|10}}, the tribes were instructed to elect a leader to build a bathroom. [[Koror]] chose [[Ian Rosenberger]] to be the leader of the project, and [[Ulong]] chose steelworker [[James Miller]]. When both projects were judged by Probst and [[Survivor Production Team|Survivor Production Designer]] Jesse, it was |
+ | In {{S|10}}, the tribes were instructed to elect a leader to build a bathroom. [[Koror]] chose [[Ian Rosenberger|Ian]] to be the leader of the project, and [[Ulong]] chose steelworker [[James Miller|James]]. When both projects were judged by Probst and [[Survivor Production Team|Survivor Production Designer]] Jesse, it was Koror who won a deluxe shelter. |
==Winners== |
==Winners== |
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+ | | rowspan="2"|'''{{S4|8}}'''<br /><small>{{Ep|0803}}</small> |
| rowspan="2"|Tribal Reward |
| rowspan="2"|Tribal Reward |
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+ | | {{tribebox4|6|chapera|S8 alicia t.png|60px|Alicia Calaway|S8 amber t.png|Amber Mariano|S8 robc t.png|Rob Cesternino|S8 robm t.png|Rob Mariano|S8 susan t.png|Susan Hawk|S8 tom t.png|Tom Buchanan}} |
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+ | | {{tribebox4|6|mogomogo|S8 colby t.png|60px|Colby Donaldson|S8 jennam t.png|Jenna Morasca|S8 kathy t.png|Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien|S8 lex t.png|Lex van den Berghe|S8 richard t.png|Richard Hatch|S8 shiiann t.png|Shii Ann Huang}} |
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− | | '''{{S4|10}}'''<br /><small> |
+ | | '''{{S4|10}}'''<br /><small>{{Ep|1004}}</small> |
| Tribal Reward |
| Tribal Reward |
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+ | | {{tribebox4|9|koror|S10 caryn t.png|60px|Caryn Groedel|S10 coby t.png|Coby Archa|S10 gregg t.png|Gregg Carey|S10 ian t.png|Ian Rosenberger|S10 janu t.png|Janu Tornell|S10 jenn t.png|Jenn Lyon|S10 katie t.png|Katie Gallagher|S10 tom t.png|Tom Westman|S10 willard t.png|Willard Smith}} |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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− | + | rob mariano better homes and island living.jpg|[[Rob Mariano|Boston Rob]] building [[Chapera]]'s shelter in {{S4|8}}. |
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+ | chapera better homes and island living.jpg|Chapera celebrating their win and their new shelter (''All-Stars''). |
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+ | koror toilet.jpg|[[Koror]]'s toilet in {{S4|10}}. |
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+ | ulong shelter.jpg|[[Ulong]] building their bathroom in ''Palau''. |
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+ | bathroom ulong.jpg|Ulong's "bath area" (''Palau''). |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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− | *This challenge has only been used for reward. |
+ | * This challenge has only been used for tribal reward. |
− | *This is the second recurring challenge that uses an outside party. The first was [[ |
+ | * This is the second recurring challenge that uses an outside party. The first was ''[[SOS Signal]]''. |
− | *All winning tribes had [[Jenna Morasca|one]] [[Susan Hawk|female]] [[Janu Tornell|castaway]] that [[quit]]. |
+ | * All winning tribes had [[Jenna Morasca|one]] [[Susan Hawk|female]] [[Janu Tornell|castaway]] that [[quit]]. |
− | *Both times the challenge was used, the highest placing tribe had the [[Amber |
+ | * Both times the challenge was used, the highest placing tribe had the [[Amber Mariano|fin]][[Rob Mariano|al]][[Tom Westman|is]][[Katie Gallagher|ts]] and the [[Tom Buchanan|fifth]] [[Caryn Groedel|placer]]. |
+ | * The [[Saboga|tri]][[Ulong|bes]] that lost this challenge would later be dissolved. |
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==References== |
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{{Recurring Challenges}} |
{{Recurring Challenges}} |
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Revision as of 21:49, 16 January 2020
Better Homes and Island Living (also known as Build a Better Bathroom) is a recurring challenge of Survivor.
Rules
Prior to the challenge, each tribe receives a box containing supplies from Home Depot. Using the supplies provided, each tribe has 24 hours to build a home or a bathroom at their camp. Once the 24 hours are up, a judge will come to each camp and rate the homes or bathrooms on size, strength, and creativity. The tribe with the highest score from the judge would win.
History
In Survivor: All-Stars, Chapera elected Rob M. as their leader as he had experience with construction. Meanwhile, at Saboga, Rupert took the leadership role and came up with the idea of a log cabin. However, things got tense as Jerri disagreed with his design. Mogo Mogo decided to build a treehouse. Colby and Lex worked on Mogo Mogo's home, while Jenna M. and Shii Ann suggested creative touches. However, Colby and Lex weren't interested in the women's ideas, causing a rift between the men and women of the tribe. The next day, Jeff Probst showed up at each camp with Rob, a licensed contractor, to judge the homes. The judge inspected all three homes and decided that Chapera's home was the winner, with Mogo Mogo's being second.
In Survivor: Palau, the tribes were instructed to elect a leader to build a bathroom. Koror chose Ian to be the leader of the project, and Ulong chose steelworker James. When both projects were judged by Probst and Survivor Production Designer Jesse, it was Koror who won a deluxe shelter.
Winners
Episode | Challenge Type | Winners |
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All-Stars "Shark Attack" |
Tribal Reward | Chapera |
Mogo Mogo | ||
Palau "Sumo at Sea" |
Tribal Reward | Koror |
Gallery
Trivia
- This challenge has only been used for tribal reward.
- This is the second recurring challenge that uses an outside party. The first was SOS Signal.
- All winning tribes had one female castaway that quit.
- Both times the challenge was used, the highest placing tribe had the finalists and the fifth placer.
- The tribes that lost this challenge would later be dissolved.