natalie anderson won survivor blood vs water season 29.
natalie anderson won survivor blood vs water season 29.
who wins survivor blood vs water season 29?
natalie anderson
survivor: san juan del sur









































survivor: san juan del sur — blood vs. water is the twenty-ninth season of the american cbs competitive reality television series "survivor", which premiered on september 24, 2014. similar to "", the season features pairs of loved ones competing against each other but, unlike "blood vs. water", all the players are new. the season was filmed in san juan del sur, nicaragua, the same location as "" and "". the two-hour finale and one-hour reunion show aired on december 17, 2014, where natalie anderson was named the winner over jaclyn schultz and missy payne.
survivor: san juan del sur
the season received critical acclaim, primarily for the theme of returning players competing against their loved ones (which allowed for some less memorable returning players to introduce more memorable loved ones to the game), the gameplay of winner tyson apostol, and the alterations to the redemption island twist that made it somewhat more enjoyable than in previous seasons. dalton ross of "entertainment weekly" ranked it #10, saying that “the returning contestants playing with/against their loved ones twist added new dimensions and forced players – and us – to think about the strategic elements of the game in an entirely new way.” despite him not being a fan of redemption island, he added that “it is undeniable that the ri element is what led to many of the intriguing strategic decisions of whom to vote out and why,” and concluded that the season was “a super solid season from top to bottom and a nice change of pace.” tom santilli of examiner.com, ranking it as the 9th-greatest season, particularly praised the “fine cast of 10 returning players,” some of the new players whom he felt were “potential future all-stars” (including brad culpepper, eastin, and moss), and “the dominance of winner tyson that made the season end on a strong note,” while also claiming that “the tribal councils throughout the season were arguably the show’s strongest ever, and featured an unpredictability we hadn’t experienced since earlier seasons.” in 2015, former survivor contestant and reality tv podcaster rob cesternino ranked the season #10 out of the first 30 seasons, while a poll on his website saw it rank #9. in 2014, the annual poll of fansite “survivor oz” saw "blood vs. water" rank as the 3rd-greatest season of the series out of the first 28, only behind "", and "blood vs. water"’s successor, "".
survivor: blood vs. water