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Survivor: 6 Seasons to Watch to Prepare for Game Changers

ByCheryl Wassenaar|
Still from Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, showing the Heroes tribe. Image via CBS.
Still from Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, showing the Heroes tribe. Image via CBS.
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Still from Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, showing the Heroes tribe. Image via CBS.
Still from Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, showing the Heroes tribe. Image via CBS.

Although there’s not much time left before Survivor: Game Changers premieres, here are six seasons you might want to prioritize for a re-watch.

When it comes to all-returnee seasons, it’s tough to remember exactly who comes from where in terms of seasons. Sure, big,already-confirmednames like Sandra Diaz-Twine might ring a bell to you, but you may not remember how she managed to win the game twice. Furthermore, since each season ofSurvivoris pretty short, it’s possible to squeeze perhaps one or two in beforeGame Changerspremieres on Mar. 8.

To that end, we’ve put together six seasons, based on the confirmed cast (although some of the spoiled cast may appear here as well, just because they share seasons with people confirmed. This will be your first and biggestspoilerwarning). Each one features at least one returnee, if not more.

With that being said, let’s start planning yourSurvivorre-watches.

6. Survivor: Kaoh Rong

One of the most recent seasons on this list,Survivor: Kaoh Rong(with the intro video above coming fromYouTube) ended up as a season of medevacs, particularly ones like Caleb’s right after a challenge completed. The season had filmed in Cambodia, and conditions were particularly tough as a result. It also re-used the Brains vs. Brawns vs. Beautyconcept, but casting choices made it seem fresh all over again.

Anyway, of the already-confirmedGame Changersreturnees, Tai Trang will be your person to watch onKaoh Rong. He started out on the Beauty tribe and actually made it to the end of the game, but his strategies often seemed ineffective, and he ended up betraying Scot in a very public way at Tribal Council. It did not win him any jury votes.

CBS has also confirmed that Caleb Reynolds will return. Caleb and Tai had a rather unlikely friendship that was cut short by the former’s medical evacuation from the game. It’s unsurprising that the show would bring him back, since he ended up being a pretty interesting player even as aBig Brotheralum. Not to knockBB, but it andSurvivorare somewhat different beasts. ForGame Changers, the two seem like a natural alliance, but it may behoove them to also make sure they don’t isolate themselves as a pair.

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