And the Queen of Survivor is...!

Well, first I apologize for the lateness of the publication of this post. The finale of Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains was last Sunday and we are on Wednesday: I admit, there are no excuses.

Let's go to the point. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls! Sandra Diaz-Twine is officially the undisputed Queen of Survivor! With the same strategy she used to emerge as winner of Survivor: Pearl Islans, Sandra returned and earned her second win on the 20th installment of the show. That's right, that's 2 for 2. Setting the record as the only participant, male or female, who has twice won the game.

This season marked certain records and ''firsts'' in the history of Survivor. For example, Amanda Kimmel was voted out from the show for the first time! After competing in Survivor: China (3rd place), Survivor: Micronesia-Fans vs. Favorites (2nd place) and in this edition, which she was the 12th person voted out from the tribe. She also became the first person to have been over 100 days playing Survivor. Record later broken by Parvati Shallow who snatch her with 114 days living on an island.

Amanda Kimmel is now accompanied by Russell Hantz, Sandra Diaz-Twine and Parvati Shallow as the only contestants who have twice reached the final Tribal Council. But let's look at the statistics:

Amanda Kimmel: has competed three times, two times reached the final but has never won.

Russell Hantz: shares a similar history with Kimmel, has competed two times (as opposed to what he might say) and the two times he has reached the finals without winning.

Parvati Shallow: On the other hand, Shallow has played three times and reached two finals, but won only one (anyone can tell Sandra that Parvati has only won once ... not two, one)

Sandra Diaz-Twine: she is undoubtedly the Queen of Survivor, playing the game twice and both times taking the title. As Sandra said herself, this is her way of husselling while her husband meets military service in Afghanistan.

THE REUNION

In my opinion, the reuniuon show for this edition of Survivor was the most bizarre in the history of the program. All courtesy of the immature Russell, who is the worst loser I've ever seen on a reality show (Hey you missed! Yes! For the second time! You lost!) And on the other hand, something that I wished not to have seen; Coach expressing his desires to Colby (Poor Jerri).

No doubt this goes down in history as one of the best (if not the best) season of Survivor. It seems a fantasy league in a perfect world where Jerri is not booed by the audience, Sandra wins a second time and Russell loses again .... Please CBS, do not lengthen his 15 minutes of fame.

I'll be looking forward to the premiere of Survivor 21 in Nicaragua (EXITED)