Celebrity Treasure Island 2021 | |
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Season 5 | |
Presented by | Matt Chisholm Bree Tomasel |
No. of days | 27 |
No. of castaways | 21 |
Winners | Chris Parker (Rainbow Youth) |
Runners-up | Edna Swart Lance Savali |
Location | Ngataki, Northland |
No. of episodes | 27 |
Release | |
Original network | TVNZ 2 TVNZ OnDemand |
Original release | September 6 – November 3, 2021 |
Season chronology |
Celebrity Treasure Island 2021 is the 11th season overall, and the fifth celebrity season of the New Zealand reality-television series Treasure Island . After a break in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the fifth edition of Celebrity Treasure Island was filmed in the summer of 2021 on an island off the coast of Ngataki, in Northland, New Zealand, instead of the usual location, Fiji. The season premiered on 6 September, and airs weekly, Monday to Wednesday, at 7:30 PM on TVNZ 2. Matt Chisholm and Bree Tomasel returned as hosts. [1] 21 new celebrity castaways take part on home soil, [2] going head-to-head for the chance to win NZ$100,000 for their chosen charity.
Chris Parker was the sole Katipō member left, and the eventual winner, who took $100,000 for Rainbow Youth. [3] Edna Swart and Lance Savali were the other two finalists. This season raised $215,000 across 13 various charities across Aotearoa.
The 21 celebrities [4] [5] were initially separated into three tribes with te reo Māori names based on fauna of New Zealand: Honu (green sea turtle), Katipō (a spider) and Repo (stingray), including the merged tribe as Tohoraha (a Eubalaena australis whale).
Team Honu consisted of "The Legends" of sports and television, Team Katipō (a spider) are "The Jokers" and Team Repo consist of "The Bosses" known for their successful businesses. On Day 7 there was a tribal shuffle which left one person a minority in their new tribe. On Day 14, the winning captain was able to move a team member from Repo to Katipō. Final 8 merged as one after Day 20 elimination challenge. Day 25 was the first double elimination since the 2007 series. The final treasure hunt is located in Kapowairua.[ citation needed ]
Castaways | Original Tribe | Switched Tribe | Kidnap Tribe | Merged Tribe | Finish | Charity Prize Raised |
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Chris Parker [a] 29, Comedian Chosen Charity: Rainbow Youth Inc | Katipō | Repo | Katipō | Tohoraha | Winner Won Treasure Hunt Day 27 | $100,000 + $7,500 |
Edna Swart 31, Entrepreneur/Influencer Chosen Charity: The Stroke Foundation [6] | Repo | Repo | Repo | Runner-up Lost Treasure Hunt Day 27 | $10,000 | |
Lance Savali 29, International Dancer/Choreographer Chosen Charity: The Heart Foundation [7] | Repo | Repo | Repo | $5,000 | ||
Sir Wayne "Buck" Shelford 63, Former All Blacks Captain Chosen Charity: Te Kiwi Maia [8] | Honu | Repo | Repo | 16th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 26 | $5,000 | |
Candy Lane 61, Dance Icon Chosen Charity: Endometriosis New Zealand [9] | Repo | Repo | Repo | 14th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 25 | $10,000 | |
Jess Tyson 28, Former Miss World New Zealand/Reporter Chosen Charity: Brave [10] | Repo | Katipō | Katipō | $20,000 | ||
Anna Simcic 49, Olympian Chosen Charity: I Am Hope [11] | Honu | Katipō | Katipō | 13th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 23 | $10,000 | |
Brynley Stent 31, Actor/Comedian Chosen Charity: Leukaemia & Blood Cancer NZ [12] | Katipō | Repo | Repo | 12th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 22 | $7,500 | |
Lana Searle 34, More FM Host Chosen Charity: Ngāti Kurī, 4th Gen [13] | Katipō | Katipō | Katipō | 11th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 20 | $10,000 | |
Angela Bloomfield 48, Shortland Street Icon Chosen Charity: PolyEmp [14] | Honu | Katipō | Katipō | 10th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 18 | $5,000 | |
Joe Daymond 25, Comedian Chosen Charity: Movember NZ [15] | Katipō | Repo | Repo | 9th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 17 | $15,000 | |
Kimberley Crossman 31, Actor/Comedian Chosen Charity: RNZSPCA | Katipō | Repo | Repo | 8th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 15 | N/A | |
Richie Barnett 49, Former Kiwi League Captain Chosen Charity: Sports Implementation Foundation [16] | Honu | Katipō | Katipō | 7th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 14 | $5,000 | |
JJ Fong 35, Actress Chosen Charity: Leukaemia & Blood Cancer NZ [12] | Katipō | Repo | 6th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 11 | N/A | ||
Art Green 33, TV Host/Entrepreneur Chosen Charity: Surf Life Saving New Zealand | Repo | Katipō | 5th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 9 | N/A | ||
Tammy Davis 45, Actor/George FM Host Chosen Charity: Love Somebody [17] | Honu | Katipō | 4th Eliminated Lost Duel Day 8 | N/A | ||
Tegan Yorwarth [b] 25, Mai FM Host Chosen Charity: The Period Place [18] | Repo | Katipō | Withdrew Medically Evacuated Day 8 | N/A | ||
Huriana Manuel 34, Former Black Ferns Chosen Charity: Starship Hospital | Honu | 3rd Eliminated Lost Duel Day 6 | $5,000 | |||
Johnny Tuivasa-Sheck 25, Former Warrior/Entertainer Chosen Charity: Le Va [19] | Katipō | 2nd Eliminated Lost Duel Day 5 | N/A | |||
Joe Naufahu [c] 43, Actor Chosen Charity: NZ Breast Cancer Foundation [20] | Repo | Withdrew Left Competition Day 3 | N/A | |||
Casey Frank 43, Former Breakers player and Tall Black Chosen Charity: KidsCan | Honu | 1st Eliminated Lost Duel Day 2 | N/A |
Day | Individual Charity | Reward | Face-off | Captaincy | Captain Test | Elimination | Eliminated | Ref. | |||||
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1 [21] | Katipō | Repo | Anna | Lana | Lance | Lana | [22] | ||||||
2 [23] | Katipō | Brynley | Repo | Anna | Lana | Lance | Casey | vs. | Brynley | Casey Frank | [24] | ||
3 [25] | Honu | Huriana | Repo | Anna | Lana | Lance | Richie | vs. | Kim | Joe Naufahu [a] | [26] | ||
4 [27] | Repo | Jess | Honu | Anna | Lana | Art | Lana | ||||||
5 [28] | Katipō | Joe D | Repo | Anna | Lana | Art | Richie | vs. | Johnny | Johnny Tuivasa-Sheck | [29] | ||
6 [30] | Honu | Angela | Repo | Anna | Lana | Art | Huriana | vs. | Chris | Huriana Manuel | [31] | ||
7 [32] | Repo | Jess | Katipō | Richie | Lance | Richie | |||||||
8 [33] | Repo | Chris | Repo | Richie | Lance | Tammy | vs. | Candy | Tammy Davis | [34] | |||
9 [35] | Katipō | Richie | Katipō | Richie | Lance | Art | vs. | Brynley | Art Green | [36] | |||
10 [37] | Katipō [b] | Repo | Jess | Lance | Lance | ||||||||
11 [38] | Repo | Edna | Repo | Jess | Lance | Lana | vs. | JJ | JJ Fong | [39] | |||
Katipō | Lana [c] | ||||||||||||
12 [40] | Katipō | Jess | Repo | Jess | Lance | Lana | vs. | Edna | [41] | ||||
13 [42] | Katipō | Anna [e] | P.M. [f] | Repo | Angela | Lance | Angela | ||||||
14 [43] | Repo | Joe D | Repo | Angela | Lance | Richie | vs. | Buck | Richie Barnett | [44] | |||
15 [45] | Katipō | Jess | Repo | Angela | Lance | Anna | vs. | Kim | Kimberley Crossman | [46] | |||
16 [47] | Repo | Joe D | Repo | Lana | Lance | Lana | |||||||
17 [48] | Katipō | Lana | Katipō | Lana | Lance | Jess | vs. | Joe D | Joe Daymond | [49] | |||
18 [50] | Repo | Buck | Katipō | Lana | Lance | Angela | vs. | Candy | Angela Bloomfield | [51] | |||
19 [52] | Katipō | Anna | Katipō | Lana | Brynley | Brynley | |||||||
20 [53] | Repo | Edna | Repo | Lana | Brynley | Lana | vs. | Lance | Lana Searle | [54] | |||
21 [55] | Tohoraha | Lance | P.M. [h] | Lance [i] | |||||||||
22 [56] | Tohoraha | Brynley & Chris | Jess [j] | Brynley | vs. | Edna | Brynley Stent | [57] | |||||
23 [58] | Tohoraha | Candy | Lance | Anna | vs. | Buck | Anna Simcic | [59] | |||||
24 [60] | Tohoraha | Candy | Chris | Lance | |||||||||
Day | Reward | Face-off | Elimination | Eliminated | Ref. | ||||||||
25 [61] | Chris & Lance | Buck & Edna | vs. | Candy & Jess | Candy Lane | [62] | |||||||
Jess Tyson | |||||||||||||
26 [63] | Buck & Edna | Chris & Lance | Buck | vs. | Edna | Wayne "Buck" Shelford | [64] | ||||||
27 [65] | Chris | vs. | Edna | vs. | Lance | Edna Swart | [66] | ||||||
Lance Savali | |||||||||||||
No. overall | No. in season | Title | Original air date | |
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19 | 1 | "Day 1" | 6 September 2021 | |
Celebrity Treasure Island returns, with a new tribe of celebrities battling it out to take home $100,000 for their chosen charity.
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20 | 2 | "Day 2" | 7 September 2021 | |
The first elimination challenge brings a whole new level of pressure, as the three teams of celebrities compete for food, money for their charity, and the right to stay on the island.
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21 | 3 | "Day 3" | 8 September 2021 | |
The pressure of the competition intensifies, and one celebrity weighs up their desire to be here, as they struggle with heartache from home.
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22 | 4 | "Day 4" | 13 September 2021 | |
The hunger and desperation to win causes alliances to form, and one team finds themselves a target of strategy – one that may prove to pay off.
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23 | 5 | "Day 5" | 14 September 2021 | |
After an agreement saw victory for one team, a shift in alliances could cause some major cracks in what appeared to be a strong team.
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24 | 6 | "Day 6" | 15 September 2021 | |
Feeling threatened, a strong team aims to grow stronger by seeking secret alliances, and the potential of betrayal jeopardises their allegiance.
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25 | 7 | "Day 7" | 20 September 2021 | |
The teams must adjust to a massive shift in team dynamics, and one team is presented with an advantage that will change the course of the game for good.
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26 | 8 | "Day 8" | 21 September 2021 | |
With a shift in power comes new strategies, and betrayal that blindsides one team could cause a new mutiny as more than one player leaves the game.
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27 | 9 | "Day 9" | 22 September 2021 | |
With allegiances threatening to split the teams, one captain makes a bold decision to capitalize on their opponent's weakness, and it backfires.
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28 | 10 | "Day 10" | 27 September 2021 | |
A leader fights for redemption after a bold decision backfired. Meanwhile, the wahine form alliances and one team enjoys a prize of pies and sausage rolls.
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29 | 11 | "Day 11" | 28 September 2021 | |
As tensions bubble and secret alliances threaten to take out big players, one celebrity's determination to prove themself backfires.
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30 | 12 | "Day 12" | 29 September 2021 | |
The cracks are starting to show as Katipo leader Richie finds himself on the outside.
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31 | 13 | "Day 13" | 4 October 2021 | |
The first ever pirate market sees teams put everything on the line. Then, the biggest shock of the game so far threatens to change everything.
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32 | 14 | "Day 14" | 5 October 2021 | |
Secret truths are revealed and sends a member of team Repo over the edge. And a face off challenge sees a physical force player of Katipo fall victim to injury.
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33 | 15 | "Day 15" | 6 October 2021 | |
A player struggles with the expectations of their new team. Then, a secret plan is revealed, leaving a few players at team Repo blindsided by their captain's decision.
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34 | 16 | "Day 16" | 11 October 2021 | |
35 | 17 | "Day 17" | 12 October 2021 | |
36 | 18 | "Day 18" | 13 October 2021 |
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