Survivor Srbija: Panama
Survivor Srbija: Panama is a Serbian version of the "Survivor" television series, created and broadcast by Fox televizija. In addition to Serbia, the show was broadcast in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Alternativna televizija, Macedonia on A1 televizija and Montenegro on TV In. Featuring 22 contestants (11 men and 11 women), its first season was broadcast starting on October 27, 2008. The show is hosted by Andrija Milošević. The shooting and the competition started on Thursday, July 31, 2008 on location in Panama (Pearl Islands archipelago, 80 km southeast of Panama City). On October 1, 2008, the filming  crew along with the contestants returned to Belgrade after successfully shooting the material. The show's broadcasts started in late October 2008, and finished in mid-February 2009. The show's primetime live televised finale on Wednesday, February 18, 2009 achieved record viewership in Serbia with 2.2 million tuning in (also FOX's record). Nemanja Pavlov was named the winner in the final episode on February 18, 2009, defeating Radoslav Vidojević and Edita Janečka with a vote of 6-3-0; he won a prize of €100,000 and a Nissan Patrol. In addition, Nemanja Rosić was named "Public Favourite , earning the fans' vote over Dario Ćirić and Ognjen Janevski. He won a prize of €10,000. Contestants. Two players were eliminated in a tribal selection process. The contestants are told that there were twenty immunity necklaces on the beach; the last two contestants without a necklace would be in danger. Miodrag and Slobodanka were the last contestants, but they had a second chance. The last immunity necklace was in the sea, forcing them to swim for it. They had the opportunity to choose one contestant who would swim instead of them. Slobodanka chose Ognjen, but Miodrag wanted to swim 	Survivor Srbija: Panama
21197388	alone. Ognjen won and Miodrag was the first eliminated castaway. On day 2, the castaways were told they would divide into two tribes of ten members each (five men and five women). Because there were 11 women, one of them would not be chosen, and she would be the second person eliminated. Slobodanka and Tamara were the last unchosen contestants, so Petar had to choose one of them. He chose Tamara, so Slobodanka was the second eliminated castaway. On day 23, Roca and Armada had the opportunity to choose one woman from the other tribe; Roca chose Edita, and Armada 	Survivor Srbija: Panama
21197389	chose Maja. On day 26 Maja and Edita had the opportunity to return to their first tribe. Maja returned to Roca, and Edita returned to Armada. The game. Cycles" in this article refer to the three-day periods in the game (unless indicated), composed of at least the Immunity Challenge and the subsequent Tribal Council. Voting history. Tribal Council (TC) numbers are almost the same as Cycle numbers as a Tribal Council occurs at the end of each cycle; eliminations that happen outside of a Tribal Council do not bear a Tribal Council number, but count towards a cycle. Episode  numbers denote the episode(s) when the voting and subsequent revelation of votes and elimination during a Tribal Council took place. They can also denote the episode wherein a contestant "officially" left the game for any reason. Controversy. Before it even started airing, the show aroused some controversy when certain press outlets in Serbia discovered that one of the contestants, 22-year-old Slobodanka "Boba" Tošić, was accused of being an accessory in the attempted murder of gangster Đorđe Ždrale, her ex-boyfriend, that took place on April 13, 2006 in East Sarajevo. Furthermore, information surfaced that there was an arrest  warrant issued for her by the Republika Srpska police, which was the reason she moved to Serbia. Her arrest warrant has a central character (as opposed to the worldwide Interpol one), meaning that it is only in effect on the territory of Republika Srpska. The show's producers did not comment on the situation and she was allowed to remain on the show. She added to the controversy by doing a spread for the Serbian edition of "Playboy", which was included in the issue that coincided with the show's launch. During the live broadcast of the finale, only ten  minutes before announcing the winner, Radoslav Vidojevic, one of the finalists, said that Nemanja Pavlov, who won "Survivor", bought votes from four members of the Tribal Council. A day after the finale, it was announced that the producers would sue Radoslav for telling lies.