Survivor Québec 2024

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Survivor Québec 2024
Season 2
Presented byPatrice Bélanger
No. of days42
No. of castaways20
WinnerGhyslain Octeau-Piché
Runners-upAndré Savard
Kassandre Bastarache
Location El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Release
Original network Noovo
Original release31 March (2024-03-31) –
16 June 2024 (2024-06-16)
Season chronology
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Survivor Québec (season 2), also known as Survivor Québec 2024, is the second season of the Québécois reality television series Survivor Québec. This season consists of 20 contestants competing in two tribes of ten competing against one another to survive and avoid elimination. After 42 days, one will be crowned the Sole Survivor and win the grand prize of $100,000. [1]

The season is presented by Patrice Bélanger and airs on Noovo. On March 4, 2024, more information was revealed about the aftershow, Survivor Québec en prolongation. Unlike the previous season, the aftershow would run for 60 minutes instead of 30 minutes, still on Sunday evenings directly after Sunday episodes. It will be hosted by consultant Jean-Thomas Jobin with the help of collaborators Alex Perron, Alexandre Despatie, Geneviève Hébert-Dumont, Korine Côté and Joël Dandurand. The season premiered on 31 March 2024 and concluded on 16 June 2024, when Ghyslain Octeau-Piché was declared the winner over André Savard and Kassandre Bastarache in a unanimous 8-0-0 jury vote. [2] [3] [4]

Contestants

Like the previous season, the cast was revealed prior to filming, on 7 February 2024. [5] The cast included the mayor of Amos, Sébastien D'Astous. [6]

ContestantTribesFinish
OriginalPost-SwapRevertedSwitchedMergedMain gameExile
Anabelle Hébert
35, Shippagan, New Brunswick 		BayaniMedically evacuated
Day 2
Marie-Noëlle Aubé
46, Blainville 		Nawa1st voted out
Day 2
Caroline Landry
59, Lac-Beauport 		2nd voted out
Day 5
Charly Clais
31, Montreal 		BayaniQuit
Day 6
Olivier Corneau
33, Jonquière 		Bayani3rd voted out
Day 10
Audrey Morissette
(Returned to game)		Bayani4th voted out
Day 13		Returnee
Day 24
Raphaël Merrette
26, Sainte-Thérèse 		5th voted out
Day 14		Quit
Day 20
Dominic Simard
29, Quebec City 		NawaNawaNawaNawaEliminated
Day 17		Lost challenge
Day 23
Gwladys Breault
46, Montreal 		7th voted out
Day 20		Lost challenge
Day 23
Desneiges Paquin
32, Montreal 		Bayani8th voted out
Day 21		Lost challenge
Day 23
Jean-Michel Robichaud
32, Moncton, New Brunswick 		NawaBayaniDalawa9th voted out
1st jury member
Day 25
Audrey Morissette
36, Blainville 		BayaniBayaniBayani10th voted out
2nd jury member
Day 28
Marilou Côté-Noël
27, Montreal 		Nawa11th voted out
3rd jury member
Day 31
Florence Vachon
24, Saint-Georges-de-Beauce 		Eliminated
4th jury member
Day 32
Sébastien D'Astous
47, Amos 		Bayani13th voted out
5th jury member
Day 35
Erick Bock
43, Saint-Hippolyte 		NawaNawaNawa14th voted out
6th jury member
Day 39
Déborah De Braekeleer
39, Saint-Hyacinthe 		BayaniBayaniBayani15th voted out
7th jury member
Day 40
Nabil Elbied
29, Châteauguay 		NawaNawaNawaLost challenge
8th jury member
Day 41
André Savard
65, Mirabel 		BayaniBayaniBayaniNawaCo-runners-up
Day 42
Kassandre Bastarache
33, Trois-Rivières 		NawaNawaNawaBayani
Ghyslain Octeau-Piché
29, Vaudreuil-Dorion 		NawaNawaNawaBayaniSole Survivor
Day 42

Challenges

CycleAir dateChallengesEliminatedVoteFinish
RewardImmunity
Cycle 131 March 2024NawaBayaniAnabelleNoneMedically evacuated
Day 2
Marie-Noëlle9-11st voted out
Day 2
Cycle 21-4 April 2024NawaBayaniCaroline8-12nd voted out
Day 5
Cycle 37 April 2024NawaCharlyNoneQuit
Day 6
Cycle 48-11 April 2024BayaniBayaniDesneiges3-2-1-1-1No elimination due to a tribe swap vote. [a]
Cycle 514 April 2024NawaOlivier5-3-13rd voted out
Day 10
Cycle 615-18 April 2024Nawa
Florence		NawaAudrey4-2-14th voted out
Day 13
Cycle 721-22 April 2024Nawa
Sebastien		Raphaël4-25th voted out
Day 14
Cycle 822-28 April 2024NawaBayaniDominic3-32-2Rock drawEliminated
Day 17
Nawa
Cycle 929 April-2 May 2024BayaniBayaniGwladys3-1-17th voted out
Day 20
Cycle 105 May 2024BayaniDesneiges3-18th voted out
Day 21
Cycle 116-12 May 2024BayaniFlorenceJean-Michel6-59th voted out
1st jury member
Day 25
Cycle 1213-19 May 2024Déborah, Ghyslain, KassandreKassandreAudrey6-3-110th voted out
2nd jury member
Day 28
Déborah, Marilou
Cycle 1320-23 May 2024André, Kassandre, Marilou, Nabil [Erick]FlorenceMarilou5-2-211th voted out
3rd jury member
Day 31
Cycle 1426-27 May 2024KassandreFlorence3-3-2ChallengeLost challenge
4th jury member
Day 32
Cycle 1527 May-2 June 2024Survivor AuctionDéborahSébastien3-1-1-113th voted out
5th jury member
Day 35
Ghyslain [Kassandre, Nabil]
Cycle 163-9 June 2024Déborah, Erick [Ghyslain]DéborahErick4-214th voted out
6th jury member
Day 39
Kassandre [André, Ghyslain]
Cycle 1710-11 June 2024GhyslainDéborah4-015th voted out
7th jury member
Day 40
Cycle 1812-13 June 2024GhyslainNabilChallengeEliminated
8th jury member
Day 41
Cycle 1916 June 2024
Jury vote
André8-0-0Co-runners-up
Day 42
Kassandre
GhyslainSole Survivor
Day 42

Voting history

Tribal PhaseOriginalPost-SwapRevertedSwitchedMerged
Cycle123456789101112131415161718
TribeBayaniNawaNawaBayaniNawaBayaniBayaniBayaniNawaNawaNawaDalawaDalawaDalawaDalawaDalawaDalawaDalawaDalawa
EliminatedAnabelleMarie-NoëlleCarolineCharlyDesneigesOlivierAudreyRaphaëlTieTieDominicGwladysDesneigesJean-MichelAudreyMarilouAndré & FlorenceFlorenceSébastienErickDéborahNabil
VotesEvacuated9-18-1Quit3-2-1-1-1 [b] 5-3-14-2-14-23-32-2Rock draw3-1-13-16-56-3-15-2-23-3-2Challenge3-1-1-14-24-0 [c] Challenge
VoterVote
GhyslainMarie-NoëlleCarolineGwladysNone [d] AudreyMarilouNabilSafeSébastienErickDéborahImmune
AndréRaphaëlAudreyRaphaëlGwladysNoneImmuneGwladysDesneigesJean-MichelJean-Michel [d] ErickMarilouFlorenceWonImmune [e] ErickDéborahWon
KassandreMarie-NoëlleCarolineDesneigesMarilouAudreyMarilouNabilSafeSébastienErickDéborahSaved
NabilMarie-NoëlleCarolineJean-MichelJean-MichelAudreyAndréAndréSafeSébastienAndréDéborahLost
DéborahOlivierRaphaëlRaphaëlMarilouErickMarilouFlorenceSafeNabilErickKassandre
ErickMarie-NoëlleCarolineNabilMarilouAudreyAndréAndréSafeGhyslainAndré
SébastienOlivierRaphaëlRaphaëlMarilouErickMarilouFlorenceSafeErick
FlorenceDesneigesAudreyRaphaëlGwladysGwladysBlack rockGwladysDesneigesJean-MichelAudreyNabilAndréLost
MarilouRaphaëlAudreyDéborahGwladysGwladysBlack rockGwladysDesneigesJean-MichelAudreyNabil
AudreyOlivierMarilouJean-MichelGhyslain
Jean-MichelMarie-NoëlleCarolineDesneigesMarilou
DesneigesMarie-NoëlleCarolineErickOlivierAndréAndréBlack rockFlorenceAndré
GwladysMarie-NoëlleCarolineDesneigesAndréNoneImmuneMarilou
DominicMarie-NoëlleCarolineErickAndréAndréWhite rock
RaphaëlOlivierAudreyDéborah
OlivierRaphaël
Charly
CarolineMarie-NoëlleDesneiges
Marie-NoëlleCaroline
Anabelle
Jury vote
Cycle19
Day42
FinalistGhyslainAndréKassandre
Votes8-0-0
Juror
NabilCheck-green.svg
DéborahCheck-green.svg
ErickCheck-green.svg
SébastienCheck-green.svg
FlorenceCheck-green.svg
MarilouCheck-green.svg
AudreyCheck-green.svg
Jean-MichelCheck-green.svg

Notes

  1. ↑ On Day 9, the Nawa tribe was subjected to a mock vote. The person who received the most votes, rather than being eliminated, would be swapped to the other tribe. This person would return to their original tribe two days later, given that they still remained in the game.
  2. ↑ Four of the eight votes were not publicly confirmed.
  3. ↑ Kassandre played a hidden immunity idol on herself, negating one vote against her.
  4. 1 2 André used his vote stealer advantage on Ghyslain; therefore Ghyslain was ineligible to vote whereas André voted twice.
  5. ↑ André used his Safety Without Power advantage, which allowed him to leave Tribal Council before the votes were cast. Because of this, André was immune but did not cast a vote.

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