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| Survivor: Dominican Republic | |
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| Season 5 | |
| Presented by | Bojan Perić Mario Mlinarić |
| No. of days | 72 |
| No. of castaways | 25 |
| Winners | Stefan Nevistić Nevena Blanuša |
| Runners-up | Milica Dabović Goran Špaleta |
| Location | Dominican Republic |
| No. of episodes | 69 |
| Release | |
| Original network | Nova BH (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Nova TV (Croatia) Nova M (Montenegro) Nova S (Serbia) |
| Original release | 14 March 2022 – June 5, 2022 |
| Season chronology | |
Survivor: Dominican Republic (Serbo-Croatian : Survivor: Dominikanska Republika) is a joint Croatian and Serbian season of the international reality game show Survivor . It's the fifth season of the show's Serbian version and the third season of the Croatian version (counting the co-produced fourth season of the Serbian version). It premiered on 14 March 2022 on Nova BH in Bosnia and Herzegovina, [1] Nova TV in Croatia, [2] Nova M in Montenegro, and Nova S in Serbia. [3]
In October 2021, United Media announced that they would be rebooting Survivor Srbija/Croatia after a 10-year hiatus. [4] The season was filmed in the Dominican Republic. [5]
The season originally consisted of 20 contestants, with 9 Croatians and 1 Bosnian on one tribe (Azua), and 8 Serbians and 2 Montenegrins on the other (Mao). 4 contestants were added later (2 Croats (Hrvoje Habdija, Nevena Blanuša) and 2 Serbs (Jovana Tomić, Ramiz Gusinac)). [6] Ivana Peček entered the game later to replace Ivana Banfić, who was medically evacuated. [7] Contestants were eliminated through duels. The participants of said duels were decided by nominations at Tribal Council, which would be held after Immunity Challenges two nights in a row every week. Notable contestants include the aforementioned Croatian singer Ivana Banfić, [8] Montenegrin hip hop artist Niggor (who also competed on the Serbian version of The Farm ), [9] Serbian actress Mina Nikolić, [10] Serbian basketball player Milica Dabović, [11] and Serbian rugby player Stevan Stevanović. [12] The cast also includes Big Brother Croatia alumna Sanja Močibob. [13]
| Contestant | Tribe | Finish | |
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| Sanja Močibob 37, Umag, Croatia | Azua | 1st eliminated Day 5 | |
| Igor Lazić "Niggor" 52, Kotor, Montenegro | Mao | 2nd eliminated Day 12 | |
| Ivana Banfić 52, Velika Gorica, Croatia | Azua | Medically evacuated Day 13 | |
| Ivona Koković 31, Prokuplje, Serbia | Mao | 3rd eliminated Day 18 | |
| Kristian Rauch 27, Zagreb, Croatia | Azua | 4th eliminated Day 23 | |
| Hrvoje Habdija 30, Zagreb, Croatia | Joined on day 14 | Azua | 5th eliminated Day 28 |
| Ramiz Gusinac 52, Novi Pazar, Serbia | Joined on day 14 | Mao | 6th eliminated Day 33 |
| Viktor Bobić 35, Jablanovec, Croatia | Azua | Medically evacuated Day 34 | |
| Јovana Tomić 24, Belgrade, Serbia | Joined on day 14 | Mao | 7th eliminated Day 38 |
| Ivana Peček 24, Zagreb, Croatia | Joined on day 26 | Azua | 8th eliminated Day 43 |
| Mina Nikolić 29, Belgrade, Serbia | Mao | 9th eliminated 1st jury member Day 49 | |
| Branko Milošev 30, Novi Sad, Serbia | Mao | 10th eliminated 2nd jury member Day 52 | |
| Roko Simić 27, Split, Croatia | Azua | 11th eliminated 3rd jury member Day 56 | |
| Sumejja Šejto 27, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Azua | 12th eliminated 4th jury member Day 60 | |
| Vladimir Govedarica 30, Belgrade, Serbia | Mao | 13th eliminated 5th jury member Day 64 | |
| Maša Kuprešanin 25, Novi Sad, Serbia | Mao | 14th eliminated 6th jury member Day 67 | |
| Тomislav Rubinjoni 32, Zagreb, Croatia | Azua | 15th eliminated 7th jury member Day 69 | |
| Nika Rakić 25, Kerestinec, Croatia | Azua | 16th eliminated 8th jury member Day 70 | |
| Stevan Stevanović 30, Belgrade, Serbia | Mao | 17th eliminated 9th jury member Day 70 | |
| Nađa Erić 21, Belgrade, Serbia | Mao | 18th eliminated Day 71 | |
| Tena Tomljanović 23, Zagreb, Croatia | Azua | 19th eliminated Day 71 | |
| Goran Špaleta 36, Zagreb, Croatia | Azua | Runners-up Day 72 | |
| Milica Dabović 40, Cetinje, Montenegro | Mao | ||
| Nevena Blanuša 27, Zagreb, Croatia | Joined on day 14 | Azua | Dual Survivors Day 72 |
| Stefan Nevistić 28, Kraljevo, Serbia | Mao | ||
20 castaways; 9 from Croatia, 1 from Bosnia & Herzegovina, 8 from Serbia and 2 from Montenegro, were split into two tribes, with the Croats and Bosnian on one, and the Serbs and Montenegrins on the other. Their names were originally "Blue tribe" and "Red tribe". At the first Tribal Council, they were named Azua and Mao respectively. The Mao tribe displayed more dominance than Azua in the challenges, and were in high spirits. The Azua tribe was less dominant and took the game much more seriously, even getting into altercations at camp. They also took different approaches at Tribal Council. While Mao was focused on nominating the weaker members, Azua was fine with nominating some of their strongest players if it meant they could win in a duel and come back to the tribe.
On day 12, the tribes were informed that, along with their 2 islands, there was a third island in play. The third island's contents were revealed on day 14 when four new castaways joined the game. Hrvoje Habdija and Nevena Blanuša joined Azua while Jovana Tomić and Ramiz Gusinac joined Mao. On day 24, Ivana Peček replaced Ivana Banfić, who was medically evacuated.
With 15 players still in the game, the tribes were invited to a merge party. However, this would not be a regular merge; both tribes would live together on a new beach, but they would still remain split, competing against each other in challenges and fending for themselves, in a similar vein to the One World twist from the American version. This is also when the jury phase began, with every following eliminated contestant becoming a juror. After Mina Nikolić became the first to join the jury, the game changed once again. After a Reward Challenge was held on day 50, the tribes naturally expected another Reward on day 51, but instead, it was an Immunity Challenge, and the tribe that lost would nominate two players; one would be nominated by the tribe, and the other would nominated by the winner of Individual Immunity. The first victim of this change was Branko Milošev, who became the second juror. This pattern continued, with another Reward the next round, followed by another Immunity Challenge where the same rules applied, resulting in Roko Simić becoming the third juror.
At the final 9, the castaways were informed that they were approaching the quarter-finals, but to decide who would be reaching them, a series of tribal duels would be held. Mao competed for a "strategic advantage", though they weren't told what the advantage would be. The advantage was won by Stefan Nevistić. Azua competed for Individual Immunity to ensure that the tribes would enter the quarter-finals even. Immunity was won by Goran Špaleta, who nominated Nevena Blanuša, while the tribe nominated Tomislav Rubinjoni. The latter was eliminated in the duel.
Throughout the game, Azua managed to reverse their fortune by defeating Mao in many challenges, but they weren't safe from dysfunction. An alliance was formed to protect their female members, but as the ethics were questioned, several tribe members were turned against each other. Along with this, they suffered another medical evacuation with Viktor Bobić. Meanwhile, at Mao, the drama primarily came from them trying to out-do Azua, often claiming their nominations were non-sensical and calling them poor sportsmen. Along with that, the "Big Five" alliance of Maša Kuprešanin, Milica Dabović, Stefan Nevistić, Stevan Stevanović, and Vladimir Govedarica struggled to take out their weak link Nađa Erić, as she won every duel she was sent into, despite her weakness in tribal challenges, wittling the alliance down to three. All three of them and Nađa made it to the final week, along with Azua's "golden boy" Goran Špaleta, newbie Nevena Blanuša, energetic and strong Nika Rakić, and original leader Tena Tomljanović.
At the semi-finals, Goran and Stefan won immunity and advanced to the final. Milica, Nađa, Nevena, and Tena had to plead their case to the jury, and the person from each tribe who got the most jury votes would advance to the final along with Goran and Stefan. Milica went through Tribal Council unscathed, but she was called out for her perceived manipulativeness; Nađa was criticized for her social unawareness and bad challenge performances; Nevena was called out for her scheming; and Tena was berated for her choice to nominate her friend Sumejja Šejto, which led to her losing in the duel to Nika, instead of voting against Nika, which would've landed all three of them in the duel. When the jury had to vote for a member of Mao to enter the final, Milica beat Nađa in a 7–2 vote. When the time came to vote for a member of Azua to advance to the final, Nevena unanimously beat Tena in a 9–0 vote.
Goran and Nevena were left as the Croatian Final Two, meaning one of them would get the title of Croatian Sole Survivor, while Milica and Stefan were left as the Serbian Final Two, meaning one would get the title of Serbian Sole Survivor. In the end, Stefan beat Milica for the title of Serbian Sole Survivor, while Nevena beat Goran for the title of Croatian Sole Survivor.
Episodes air five days a week. Two episodes are dedicated to two Reward Chaellnges, and the other three episodes are dedicated to the Immunity Challenges, Tribal Councils, along with the Individual Immunity Challenges for the losing tribe. The last episode of each week is dedicated to the elimination duel that decides who gets eliminated. This format was changed starting with episode 47, when the patter was changed to Reward-Immunity-Reward-Immunity, and the last episode of each week was dedicated to Individual Immunity, Tribal Council and the duel. The final 5 episodes all aired from May 30 until June 5, with Friday being skipped.
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