Survivor has changes in store for finale
After many, many seasons of “Survivor”, Mark Burnett and Co. are changing things up for the Cook Islands finale. Traditionally, there is a final two that are then voted on by a jury of seven former co-castaways. We’ve grown to depend on that formula. But this time, there will be a final three and they will be voted on by a jury of nine. This, of course, is a huge change for the show. Not all of the contestants were pleased to hear about the change, obviously, as their strategies had been aimed at a different end. This is a wonderful thing for the viewers of “Survivor”, however. We now stand a greater chance at seeing a truly deserving person win the $1,000,000 grand prize.
That’s not all the news about the finale. To read all the details, check out this article over at Reality TV World.
I think this is a great twist and change. This can only be good for us “Survivor” fans out there. Plus, with a show as long running as this one, any change is good as far as keeping the audience interested!
December 15th, 2006 at 1:16 pm
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