brian heidik was the winner of survivor season 34.
brian heidik was the winner of survivor season 34.
who is the winner of survivor season 34?
brian heidik
boehlke was again asked back to compete on season 34, "" which premiered march 8, 2017. she started on the nuku tribe which won the first two challenges. she was switched to tavua (a brand new tribe) after the first tribe switch which won the next three challenges. she was switched back to nuku after the second tribe switch. she attended her first tribal council on day 16. at tribal council, she joined the majority in voting out sandra diaz-twine. after the merge, boehlke won two individual immunity challenges. on day 29, she orchestrated the blindside of former ally zeke smith, who she felt had betrayed her by trying to get her voted out earlier. on day 30, she passed the 100-days-played milestone; joining fellow "game changers" castaways ozzy lusth and cirie fields at 128 and 121 days, respectively; rob mariano at 117 days; parvati shallow at 114 days; amanda kimmel at 108 days; and rupert boneham at 104 days. on day 33, she was voted out in eighth place—with her ally fields orchestrating her blindside—becoming the sixth member of the jury. at final tribal council, she cast her vote for sarah lacina to win sole survivor.
andrea boehlke
this season received mainly positive reception by critics and fans alike, for the cast and their high level of gameplay. editor of "entertainment weekly", dalton ross, ranked it as the tenth-best season of the series, praised the season as a whole stating that the finale was "yet another great piece of theater in what turned out to be a great season of "survivor". a season that remains great due to the crowning of a solid winner in adam." he felt that "the season went from not bad to pretty good to legitimately great over the course of a few months," which he attributes to david's fake idol, calling it "the best fake immunity idol of all time" and "[how hard] the entire cast was playing." he praised the cast in particular and felt it was "an incredible season in general." daniel fienerg of the hollywood reporter initially had mixed feeling towards the season, calling it a "dud," but became much more positive towards the season later, stating that the season "had one of the strongest home stretches of any survivor season in recent memory, if not any survivor season ever." in 2018, fan site "the purple rock podcast" ranked "survivor: millennials vs. gen x" as the 12th-best season in the series, stating that the season has "several enjoyable narrative arcs, some nice interactions between the players, and some of those delicious tears that probst loves so much."
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