- Island Of The Idols - Episodes 8/9 Secret Scene #3: "Star Gazing Net"
Channel: Survivor Geek
Date: 2019-11-19

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Survivor: Island of the Idols is the thirty-ninth season of Survivor.

Production
Starting with this season, Canadian citizens are eligible to apply for Survivor.[3]

The mentors, Rob Mariano and Sandra Diaz-Twine, were given creative control over the happenings on the Island of the Idols, from the lessons they will teach and how they will go about them. Host Jeff Probst stated that production would have built a shelter for Rob and Sandra, but the two refused and insisted to relive the Survivor experience and built their own shelter.[4][5]

Twists/Changes
Mentors: Two former Survivor winners, Rob Mariano and Sandra Diaz-Twine, would return for this season as mentors to the castaways this season. Neither coach is in contention to win the million dollar prize.
Island of the Idols: A selected castaway will be sent to the eponymous Island of the Idols where they will be taught survival skills and game strategies by Rob and Sandra. The castaway may choose to be tested on what they learned from the mentors for a chance to win an advantage in the game. However, losing the mentors' challenge will disallow them from voting the next time the player attends Tribal Council. Host Jeff Probst describes the island as a "Survivor boot camp."[6][7][8]
Hidden Immunity Idol: A Hidden Immunity Idol is hidden at each camp. In addition, temporary Hidden Immunity Idols may be offered on the Island of the Idols which are only usable for two to three Tribal Councils after obtaining them.
Vote Blocker: The castaways sent to Island of the Idols on Days 9 and 15 were eligible to win a Vote Blocker. Unlike its previous appearance where it had to be used at the following Tribal Council regardless if the holder would attend that Tribal Council or not, the Vote Blocker was reworked so that it could be used at any Tribal Council the holder attends up to the final six.
Tribe Switch: On Day 12, a Tribe Switch occurred, mixing the 16 castaways into two tribes of eight.
Safety Without Power: The castaway sent to the Island of the Idols on Day 17 would be eligible to win this advantage. This advantage allows a castaway to leave Tribal Council before the vote, effectively making them immune, at the cost of not voting. This advantage is usable until the final seven.
Early Merge: The merge occurred with thirteen players remaining.

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