Expeditie Robinson 2019 | |
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Season 20 | |
Presented by | Kaj Gorgels & Nicolette Kluijver |
No. of days | 33 |
No. of castaways | 20 |
Winner | Hugo Kennis |
Runner-up | Eva Cleven |
Location | Caramoan, Philippines |
No. of episodes | 16 |
Release | |
Original release | 1 September – 15 December 2019 |
Season chronology |
Expeditie Robinson 2019 is the twentieth season of the Dutch version of the Swedish television series Expedition Robinson . This season is the first season since Expeditie Robinson 2016 to feature celebrities only. [1] [2]
Twenty Dutch celebrities participate to win €25,000 and win the title of Robinson 2019. This is also the first season to be hosted by former contestant Kaj Gorgels who took over co-hosting the series from Dennis Weening. [3] The season premiered on 1 September 2019. Two former winners, Carlos Platier Luna, winner of Expeditie Robinson 2017 , and Fatima Moreira de Melo, winner of Expeditie Robinson 2012 , returned in the first episode to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Expeditie Robinson. [4]
For the first time ever, the finale had to be postponed. When, on day 32, Hugo and Eva were already out of bullets in the final part of the challenge, Shary-An, who was two stages behind, was eliminated and Hugo and Eva had to do a shoot out to determine the winner. However, because of severe weather conditions, this shoot out had to be postponed to the next day, making this expedition last for 33 days instead of the initiated 32.
Contestant | Original Tribe | Swapped Tribe | Merged Tribe | Main Game | Devil's Island | Finish |
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Anita Heilker 58, Singer | South Team | 1st voted out Day 3 | 20th Day 3 | |||
Jaap van Deurzen 66, Reporter | South Team | 2nd voted out Day 5 | 19th Day 5 | |||
Berdien Stenberg 61, Flute Player | Devil's Island | Lost challenge Day 1 | Lost challenge Day 7 | 18th Day 7 | ||
Dionne "OnneDi" Slagter 29, YouTuber | South Team | 3rd voted out Day 7 | 17th Day 7 | |||
Rob Geus 47, TV Presenter | Devil's Island | Lost challenge Day 1 | Lost challenge Day 8 | 16th Day 8 | ||
Eva Cleven Returned to game | Devil's Island | Lost challenge Day 1 | Won challenge Day 8 | |||
Roy Donders 28, TV Personality, Stylist & Singer | North Team | North Team | 4th voted out Day 10 | Refused offer Day 10 | 15th Day 10 | |
Frank van der Lende 30, Radio DJ | South Team | North Team | Left competition Day 13 | 14th Day 13 | ||
Rijk Hofman 22, YouTuber | Devil's Island | Devil's Island | Lost challenge Day 1 | Lost challenge Day 15 | 13th Day 15 | |
Akwasi Owusu Ansah Returned to game | South Team | South Team | 6th voted out Day 15 | Won challenge Day 15 | ||
Kim Kötter 36, Model | North Team | South Team | 5th voted out Day 12 | Lost challenge Day 17 | 12th Day 17 | |
Mariana Verkerk Returned to game | North Team | South Team | Lost challenge Day 16 | Won challenge Day 17 | ||
Kelvin "Kalvijn" Boerma 23, YouTuber | North Team | South Team | Base Camp | 7th voted out Day 18 | 11th Day 18 | |
Thomas Berge 29, Singer | North Team | North Team | 8th voted out Day 21 | 10th Day 21 | ||
Fien Vermeulen 27, Radio DJ & News Anchor | South Team | South Team | 9th voted out Day 24 | 9th Day 24 | ||
Tim Coronel 47, Racing Driver | North Team | South Team | 10th voted out Day 26 | 8th Day 26 | ||
Yvette Broch 28, Retired Handball Player & Model | South Team | South Team | 11th voted out Day 28 | 7th Day 28 | ||
Akwasi Owusu Ansah 31, Rapper | South Team | South Team | 12th voted out Day 30 | 6th Day 30 | ||
Mariana Verkerk 59, Model | North Team | South Team | Lost challenge Day 31 | 5th Day 31 | ||
Eva Koreman 34, Radio DJ | North Team | North Team | Lost challenge Day 31 | 4th Day 31 | ||
Shary-An Nivillac 27, Singer | North Team | North Team | 2nd runner-up | 3rd Day 32 | ||
Eva Cleven 32, TV Presenter | Devil's Island | North Team | Runner-up | 2nd Day 33 | ||
Hugo Kennis 33, TV Chef | South Team | North Team | Robinson | 1st Day 33 | ||
Rob Geus returned to compete in Expeditie Robinson 2021 . Mariana Verkerk and Hugo Kennis returned to compete in Expeditie Robinson: All Stars .
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