Celebrity Treasure Island 2019

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Celebrity Treasure Island 2019
Season 4
Presented byMatt Chisholm
Bree Tomasel
No. of days18
No. of castaways16
WinnersSam Wallace
(Starship Hospital)
Runners-up Gary 'The Wiz' Freeman
Shane Cameron
Location Fiji
No. of episodes18
Release
Original network TVNZ 2
TVNZ OnDemand
Original release18 August (2019-08-18) –
24 September 2019 (2019-09-24)
Season chronology
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Celebrity Treasure Island 2019 marked the show's return after a hiatus of more than a decade. [1] Hosted by Survivor NZ producer and host, Matt Chisholm, as well as ZM radio's Drive host Bree Tomasel. The classic Kiwi game show will have 16 celebrity castaways pair up as they complete challenges for the chance to win $100,000 for their charity of choice in Fiji. The season premiered on Sunday 18 August, 7 pm and continues Monday & Tuesday 7.30 pm, TVNZ 2. [2] This was to be the final show that Matt Chisholm presented with TVNZ. [3]

Contents

Sam Wallace was the sole Kāhu member left, and the eventual winner, who took $100,000 for Starship Hospital. [4] Shane Cameron and Gary 'The Wiz' Freeman were the other two finalists, and Athena Angelou finished fourth. This season raised $170,000 across 9 various charities across Aotearoa.

Castaways

The 16 celebrities were initially separated into two tribes with te reo Māori names based on fauna of New Zealand: Mako (Shortfin Shark) and Kāhu (Swamp Harrier), including the merged tribe as Kākāriki (parakeets).

The 16 contestants were: Boxer Shane Cameron; former Canterbury and All Black winger, Zac Guildford; DJ Athena Angelou; Olympic champion board sailor Barbara Kendall; Olympic champion rower and road cycling time trialist, Eric Murray; former rugby league star and coach Gary 'The Wiz' Freeman; actress Jodie Rimmer; Former Shortland Street star Karl Burnett (retired due to mental exhaustion); singer Ladi6; fitness model and middle-distance runner Lana Van Hout; former Bachelor contestant Lily McManus; TVNZ morning show weatherman Matty McLean; former weatherman, children show host and current DJ Sam Wallace; Moses Mackay of Sol3 Mio; influencer, model and former charity boxer Roseanna Arkle; and former C4 host and DJ turned yoga instructor, Shannon Ryan. [5]

Castaways of Celebrity Treasure Island Season 2019
CastawaysOriginal TribeSwitched TribeMerged TribeFinishCharity Prize Raised
Sam Wallace
38, The Hits Breakfast Host
Chosen Charity: Starship Hospital 		KāhuKāhuKākārikiWinner
Won Treasure Hunt
Day 18		$100,000 + $10,000
Gary 'The Wiz' Freeman
56, Former Rugby League Footballer
Chosen Charity: Big Buddies NZ [6] 		MakoMakoRunner-up
Lost Treasure Hunt
Day 18		N/A
Shane Cameron
41, Boxer
Chosen Charity: Key to Life [7] 		MakoMako$10,000
Athena Angelou
28, Flava DJ
Chosen Charity: Diabetes NZ [8] 		MakoMako12th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 17		N/A
Shannon Ryan
31, TV Host & Personality
Chosen Charity: Blind foundation guide dogs [9] 		KāhuKāhu11th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 16		$10,000
Barbara "Barbs" Kendall
51, Former Olympic Windsurfer
Chosen Charity: Surf Life Saving New Zealand 		MakoMako10th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 15		$5,000
Moses Mackay
28, Opera Singer
Chosen Charity: Dream Chaser Foundation [10] 		MakoKāhu9th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 14		$17,500
Eric Murray
37, Former Olympic Rower
Chosen Charity: Autism NZ [11] 		KāhuKāhu8th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 13		$10,000
Jodie Rimmer
45, Actress
Chosen Charity: Talk Peach [12] 		KāhuKāhu7th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 12		$5,000
Matty McLean
33, Breakfast Weatherman
Chosen Charity: Rainbow Youth Inc 		MakoMako6th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 9		N/A
Lily McManus
22, International Reality Star
Chosen Charity: National foundation for the deaf [13] 		Kāhu5th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 7		N/A
Lana Van Hout
27, Middle Distance Athlete
Chosen Charity: Child Cancer Foundation 		Mako4th Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 6		$2,500
Rosanna “Rosie” Arkle
30, Instagram Influencer
Chosen Charity: Heart Kids NZ [14] 		Mako3rd Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 4		N/A
Karoline 'Ladi6' Park-Tamati
36, Singer
Chosen Charity: Safe man, safe family [15] 		Kāhu2nd Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 3		$5,000
Zac Guildford
30, Former All Blacks
Chosen Charity: Upside Downs NZ [16] 		Kāhu1st Eliminated
Lost Duel
Day 2		N/A
Karl Burnett [lower-alpha 1]
43, Shortland Street Icon
Chosen Charity: St John New Zealand 		KāhuWithdrew
Left Competition
Day 2		N/A
  1. ↑ Karl Burnett withdrew from competition to be with his family

Challenges Overview

Castaways competed against one another in a series of formidable dramatic showdowns daily to test the celeb's brains, brawn and endurance, to their limit throughout their time on the island ;

Challenges Overview of Celebrity Treasure Island Season 2019
DayIndividual CharityRewardFace-offCaptaincyCaptain TestEliminationEliminatedRef.
1 [17] MakoKāhuSamBarbsBarbs [18]
2 [19] MakoMosesKāhuSamBarbsZacvs.MattyZac Guildford [20]
3 [21] KāhuLadi6KāhuSamBarbsLadi6vs.ShaneLadi6 [22]
4 [23] MakoMoses & ShaneKāhuSamBarbsShannonvs.RosieRosanna “Rosie” Arkle [24]
5 [25] KāhuJodie MakoShannonBarbsBarbs
6 [26] MakoLana & ShaneKāhuShannonBarbsSamvs.LanaLana Van Hout [27]
7 [28] KāhuShannon KāhuShannonBarbsLilyvs.GaryLily McManus [29]
8 [30] MakoMosesKāhuShannonGaryShannon [31]
9 [32] KāhuShannon KāhuShannonGaryJodievs.MattyMatty McLean [33]
10 [34] MakoShaneMakoShannonGaryEricvs.ShaneShane Cameron [lower-alpha 1]
11 [35] KāhuEric MakoMosesGaryGary [36]
12 [37] MakoBarbsMakoShannonGaryJodievs.AthenaJodie Rimmer [38]
13 [39] KākārikiEricAthena+Barbs
+Moses+Sam		Ericvs.Shannon Eric Murray [40]
14 [41] KākārikiMosesSamMosesvs.Shannon Moses Mackay [42]
15 [43] KākārikiSamSamBarbsvs.ShannonBarbara "Barbs" Kendall [44]
16 [45] ShannonGaryAthenavs.ShannonShannon Ryan [46]
DayFace-offEliminationEliminatedRef.
17 [47] SamAthenavs.Garyvs.ShaneAthena Angelou [48]
18 [49] Garyvs.Samvs.ShaneGary "The Wiz" Freeman [50] [51]
Shane Cameron
  The contestant was eliminated after their first time in the elimination challenge.
  The contestant was eliminated after their second time in the elimination challenge.
  The contestant was eliminated after their third time in the elimination challenge.
  The contestant was eliminated after the fourth or more time in the elimination challenge.
  1. ↑ Mako used the mercy card and save Shane from elimination

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