Natalie Anderson

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Actress

Survivor's Natalie: I Wouldn't Have Been Able to Win with Nadiya

Natalie Anderson says one of the hardest things about participating in Season 29 ofSurvivor was not having her twin sister Nadiya (who was eliminated in Week 1) in the competition with her. But, at the same time, Natalie believes she never would have been able to pull off her well-deserved victory if she hadn't been forced to play the game on her own. "If Nadiya was there, I wouldn't have been able to pull off what I did," Natalie told TVGuide.com the day after her victory.

Thu, Dec 18, 2014

Survivor's Natalie: I Wouldn't Have Been Able to Win with Nadiya

Who Won Survivor: San Juan Del Sur – Blood vs. Water?

And then there were five. The finale of Survivor's 29th season came down to a handful of contestants Wednesday night. Who was the sole Survivor: Keith, Natalie, Missy, Baylor or Jaclyn? Keep reading to find out.

Thu, Dec 18, 2014

Who Won Survivor: San Juan Del Sur – Blood vs. Water?

Survivor's Jon Calls This Week's Blindside "A Good Play"

"No hard feelings" were the last words Jon Misch uttered to his tribe mates shortly before his (nearly forgotten) torch was snuffed on Wednesday's episode of Survivor: San Juan del Sur — Blood vs. Water. But, Misch says, the longer he thought about his ouster, the more it started to irk him. "Initially, I actually had no problems with it," Misch tells TVGuide.com. "As soon as I was voted out, I was like, 'Alright, well, I came as far as I could,' and I pretty much accepted it. The order that [my emotions] went in [was] acceptance, not acceptance, anger. It was all over the place. It wasn't until I talked with some of the guys that I kind of got a little frustrated. I knew it was more Natalie than Missy, but I just couldn't believe that Missy actually did vote for me."

Thu, Dec 11, 2014

Survivor's Jon Calls This Week's Blindside "A Good Play"

Survivor: What Made Reed Want to Light Himself on Fire?

Reed Kelly, a self-proclaimed Survivor superfan, finally saw a longtime dream come true this year when he was cast on the show — and dashed in Wednesday's episode, during which he was eliminated. But he says San Juan del Sur has been a frustrating season in which to participate. "It's interesting," Kelly told TVGuide.com. "I knew going in that every season is different and every season has its own rules that you play by, created by the players. But, going through it, because it was a blood vs. water season, I think you had people in the game that aren't necessarily students of the game, I should say. So it did make things a little more complicated. It actually made for a lot more wild cards, because people didn't respond in the typical ways that somebody who watches the show would. So it made things a little more unpredictable."

Fri, Dec 5, 2014

Survivor: What Made Reed Want to Light Himself on Fire?

Survivor's Wes on Keith's Tribal Council Gaffe: "It Sealed Our Fate"

Much like a piece of theater, a successful blindside on Survivor depends on all the major players following the plan and sticking to a script. That didn't happen on last week's episode, with Keith Nale going rogue at the last minute — which resulted in his son, Wes, getting sent home.

Mon, Dec 1, 2014