Loved Ones Visit (1 of 2) | Survivor: Tocantins - S18E12: The Ultimate Sacrifice

Family Visit | The family visit is a point in the game where the castaways meet their loved ones. It often contains a Loved Ones Challenge, in which the castaways' loved ones compete with or for them in a challenge. Please support me by installing my Puzzles from Survivor app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/puzzle-cluster/id1460284314 Alliance Tracker for Survivor app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alliance-tracker-for-survivor/id1486051580 #Survivor #SuvivorSuperFan #SurvivorGeek Twitter: https://twitter.com/rrTenz https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Family_Visit About Prior to filming, contestants are asked to invite at least two loved ones they would like to see in the challenge: one loved one would actually be flown on location, while the other is an alternate.[1] If a castaway is eliminated close enough to the day of the family visit, their loved one may be brought to Ponderosa instead.[2] Description Castaways typically compete in a Reward Challenge to earn the right to spend the day with their loved ones, though there are times where the loved ones either compete alongside or for their castaway counterparts. In some seasons, the castaways may either receive videos pre-recorded by their loved ones or get to chat with their loved ones through the internet if the loved ones are not (or not yet) flown on location. In rare cases, the host allows the castaways to spend time with their loved ones without having to compete in a challenge, as was the case in Survivor: Cagayan and Survivor: Winners at War. In Survivor: Redemption Island and Survivor: South Pacific, the winner of the Redemption Island duel won the right to grant (or deny) their fellow castaways their family visit. In Survivor: Thailand and Survivor: Vanuatu, the loved ones briefly returned to compete in the Immunity Challenge. History The first appearance of the challenge was in Borneo, host Jeff Probst showed everyone a sneak peek of videos recorded by their family members which included Richard Hatch's adopted son Chris, Kelly Wiglesworth's boyfriend Tracy, Greg Buis's sister Julie, Susan Hawk's husband Tim and their dog, Colleen Haskell's parents and cat, Rudy Boesch's wife Marge and their granddaughter, Sean Kenniff's parents, brother, and sister, and Gervase Peterson's girlfriend and daughter. Jenna Lewis, however, did not see hers because production never received a video from her family. Greg won the challenge, and as a reward, he saw his home video from his sister Julie and got the chance to send one back to her. In "Long Hard Days", after winning the Reward Challenge, Sean was surprised by his dad Jim at the yacht. He brought his dad Jim back to camp to meet everyone. The latter attempted to update them on current events and the stock market, and before he left, gave each contestant a care package from their loved ones. ...... In Tocantins, on the last item up for bid at the Survivor Auction, Jeff presented a cell phone loaded with a video message from loved ones at home and announced that the usual auction rules would be suspended and that the castaways could pool their money in order to get one of the castaways to win. Everybody gave their remaining money to Taj Johnson-George so that she could win the item uncontested. At the very end of the video message, Taj's husband, Eddie George, said that he would see them back at camp. After pointing out the last line in the video, Jeff told Taj that only Eddie would be back at camp, but if Taj offered to go to Exile Island where Eddie would join her, the other castaways' loved ones would be at the Forza camp. She immediately accepted the offer. Back at camp, the castaways were joined by Coach Wade's assistant coach, Debbie Beebe's husband, Erinn Lobdell's father, J.T. Thomas's younger sister, and Stephen Fishbach's brother. ....... In Winners at War.... the castaways in the game, the loved ones were Kim Spradlin-Wolfe's husband Bryan and their three kids, Ben Driebergen's wife Kelly and their two kids, Sophie Clarke's fiancé Bobby, Sarah Lacina's partner Wyatt and their son, Denise Stapley's husband Brad and their daughter, Nick Wilson's fiancée Grisel, Tony Vlachos's wife Marissa and their two kids, Michele Fitzgerald's sister Kim, Tyson Apostol's wife and former castaway Rachel Foulger and one of their daughters, and Jeremy Collins's wife and former castaway Val Collins and their four kids. Jeff revealed that there was no challenge at all, and let everyone go back to camp with their loved ones. On the Edge of Extinction, the loved ones were Natalie Anderson's twin sister and former castaway Nadiya Anderson and her daughter, Amber Mariano and Rob Mariano's four daughters and Rob's parents, Danni Boatwright's mother and one of her sons, Ethan Zohn's wife, Parvati Shallow's husband and former castaway John Fincher and their daughter, Yul Kwon's wife and two daughters, Wendell Holland's father, and Adam Klein's father. Sandra Diaz-Twine...

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