Expedition Robinson 1999

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Expedition Robinson 1999
Presented by Anders Lundin
No. of days47
No. of castaways17
WinnerJerker Dalman
Runner-upKlas Granström
LocationCadlao, Philippines [1]
No. of episodes13
Release
Original network SVT1
Original releaseSeptember 25 (1999-09-25) 
December 18, 1999 (1999-12-18)
Additional information
Filming datesJune 1999 
August 1999 [1]
Season chronology
 Previous
1998
Next 
2000

Expedition Robinson 1999, was the third edition of Expedition Robinson , or Survivor as it is referred to in some countries, to air in Sweden and it aired in 1999.

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The major twist this season was that the contestants were initially divided up into four tribes based on their gender. Like in the previous season, when a tribe lost immunity the other tribe would be allowed to vote one of the members of the losing tribe out. Also the joker twist was brought back for this edition. The 'joker' this season was Douglas Svedberg. The dominant alliance this season was that of the West team's Jerker, Jesus, Klas, and Robert, who all managed to make it to the final four. Eventually Jerker Dalman won the season with a jury vote of 5–4 over Klas Granström, who was initially the third person voted off the show, but was allowed to return after winning a challenge against Deniz following Susanna's ejection from the game.

Finishing order

ContestantOriginal
Tribes
Tribal
Swap
Episode 4
Tribes
Merged
Tribe
Finish
Franz Schnabel
53, Unknown [2]
East TeamWithdrew
Day 3
Deniz Özen
29, Danderyd [2]
East Team1st Voted Out
Day 6
Klas Granström
Returned to the game
West TeamSouth Team 2nd Voted Out
Day 9
Susanna "Syrsa" Wahlberg
18, Trollhättan [3]
North TeamNorth TeamEjected
Day 10
Jenny Hägglöf
26, Eskilstuna [4]
South TeamSouth TeamSouth Team3rd Voted Out
Day 12
Johnny Leinonen
33, Motala [2]
East TeamNorth TeamNorth Team4th Voted Out
Day 15
Marie-Louise "Malou" Rydin
36, Trollhättan [3]
North TeamNorth TeamNorth Team5th Voted Out
Day 18
Mona Lundqvist
47, Umeå [3]
North TeamNorth TeamNorth TeamRobinson6th Voted Out
1st Jury Member
Day 22
Ulrika Klintell
34, Örebro [4]
South TeamSouth TeamSouth Team7th Voted Out
2nd Jury Member
Day 26
Lisa Knapp
26, Mälarhöjden [3]
North TeamNorth TeamNorth Team8th Voted Out
3rd Jury Member
Day 30
Douglas Svedberg
24, Stockholm
9th Voted Out
4th Jury Member
Day 34
Martin Suorra
48, Gällivare [2]
East TeamNorth TeamNorth Team 10th Voted Out
5th Jury Member
Day 38
Sara Hallander
34, Lund [4]
South TeamSouth TeamSouth Team 11th Voted Out
6th Jury Member
Day 40
Agneta Ekström
47, Gothenburg [4]
South TeamSouth TeamSouth Team 12th Voted Out
7th Jury Member
Day 42
Jesus Pettersson
27, Lund [5]
West TeamSouth TeamSouth Team Lost Challenge
8th Jury Member
Day 46
Robert Andersson
25, Gällivare [5]
West TeamSouth TeamSouth Team Lost Challenge
9th Jury Member
Day 46
Klas Granström
23, Luleå [5]
West TeamSouth TeamNorth TeamRunner-Up
Day 47
Jerker Dalman
23, Paris, France [5]
West TeamSouth TeamSouth TeamSole Survivor
Day 47

Voting history

Original TribesNorth vs SouthPost DuelMerged Tribe
Episode #:12345678910111213
Eliminated:Franz
No vote
Deniz
4/8 votes 1 , 2
Klas
2/6 votes 1
Syrsa
No vote 3
Jenny
3/6 votes 1
Johnny
5/6 votes 1
Malou
3/6 votes 1
Mona
5/10 votes
Ulrika
8/10 votes 4
Lisa
7/10 votes 4
Douglas
7/8 votes
Martin
5/8 votes 4
Sara
5/6 votes
Agneta
4/5 votes
Jesus
Robert
No vote
Klas
4/9 votes
Jerker
5/9 votes
VoterVote
JerkerWonDenizJohnnyMalouMonaUlrikaLisaDouglasMartinSaraAgnetaWonJury Vote
KlasWonDenizWonJerkerMonaUlrikaLisaDouglasMartinSaraAgneta2ndWon
RobertWonDenizJohnnyMalouMonaUlrikaLisaDouglasMartinSaraAgneta3rdLostKlas
JesusWonDenizJohnnyMalouMonaUlrikaLisaDouglasMartinSaraAgneta4thLostJerker
AgnetaWonJohnnyLisaMonaUlrikaLisaDouglasMartinSaraJesusJerker
SaraWonJohnnyLisaUlrikaUlrikaLisaDouglasRobertRobertJerker
MartinKlasSaraRobertUlrikaDouglasDouglasSaraKlas
DouglasNot in gameLisaSaraKlasJerker
LisaJennyRobertJennyRobertUlrikaDouglasKlas
UlrikaWonMalouMonaRobertRobertSaraKlas
MonaJennyJesusJennyRobertKlasJerker
MalouJennyAgnetaJenny
JohnnyKlasSara
JennyWon
SyrsaJennyJerker
DenizLost
Franz

^1 As part of the twist this season, the tribe that won immunity voted someone out of the losing tribe.
^2 At the first tribal council both Deniz and Jenny received four votes. Because of this, both were forced to draw lots to determine who would be eliminated.
^3 Due to Susanna's ejection in episode 4, both Deniz and Klaus were offered an opportunity to re-enter the game through a duel.
^4 At the seventh, eighth, and tenth tribal councils black votes were cast.

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Footnotes
  1. 1 2 Svensson, p. 71
  2. 1 2 3 4 "Robinson lag öst". Aftonbladet . 1999. Retrieved 17 July 2010.
  3. 1 2 3 4 "Robinson lag nord". Aftonbladet . 1999. Retrieved 17 July 2010.
  4. 1 2 3 4 "Robinson lag syd". Aftonbladet . 1999. Retrieved 17 July 2010.
  5. 1 2 3 4 "Robinson lag väst". Aftonbladet . 1999. Retrieved 17 July 2010.
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