Survivor receives zero wins at 6th Annual Reality Television Awards

Despite having two nominations at the 6th Annual Reality Television Awards, Survivor walked away from the ceremonies empty-handed.

David vs. Goliath, I believe, remains one of thebest seasons of television inSurvivorhistory.Season 37 brought a bevy of great characters, showcased excellent editing, saw compelling drama and brought a narrative design baked into the gameplay that didn’t feel too overbearing. However, it was just one great season in Fiji in a sea of mediocre to poor ones, and the Reality Television Awards reflects that.

Sunday night marked the 6th Annual Reality Television Awards, honoring those who produce, compete and entertain in the realm of reality programming. Twenty-one awards were handed out across broadcast network, cable and online avenues, andSurvivorfound itself nominated in two categories; Overall Show and Host. Unfortunately, the show did not win in either category.

Asper a news release, for nomination at 2019 Reality Television Awards, shows had to air at least 50% of its programming between April 1, 2017, and March 31, 2018. This meant that forSurvivor, the two seasons they had to represent them in 2019 (long delay, I know) wereGame ChangersandHeroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers.

That fact, right there, is the best explanation for the lack of nomination wins. With just two nominations in Best Overall Show and Best Host,Survivorand Jeff Probstlost toPit Bulls & Paroleesand Steve Harvey, respectively. That’s right, even though the production quality of the presentation was iffy at best, we still saw awards accepting from the likes of Steve Harvey, Ellen Degeneres, Kevin O’Leary and more.

That’s not to say that a show likeSurvivorcan’t win awards for a more youth-oriented awards ceremony like the Reality Television Awards. Adam Klein won theBest Performance Award last yearfor his emotional Loved Ones’ visit episode ofMillennials vs. Gen Xwhere he had a hard-fought Immunity Challenge win among the string of emotional moments.

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