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''Survivor Philippines: Celebrity Showdown'' is the third season of the Philippine version of the reality television series ''Survivor''. Richard Gutierrez took over hosting duties after the show's previous host, Paolo Bediones, moved to TV5 a few months after the second season ended airing. Unlike the first two seasons, this installment would feature 18 celebrities from different fields of film, TV, sports and pop culture. Teasers of the castaways' identities were partially revealed between July and August 2010 before they were revealed on August 14, 2010.〔 The show would be the second time that the Philippine franchise would take place in Thailand (after the first season). Also, the edition took place for only 36 days (although some printed teasers put the duration at 40) instead of the usual 39. This would also be the first one in which castaways would live in a single camp before eventually splitting into three tribes. The three tribes, as well as the merged tribe, are named after Burmese mythical creatures: the crocodile-like creature ''Magan'', the dragon ''Nagar'', the long-haired ox ''Sar Mayee'' (Sarmaree),〔(Mythical Creatures ), All Things Burmese. Accessed September 8, 2010.〕 and the eagle warrior ''Galone'' (Garuda's Burmese counterpart). The various Burmese references were attributed to the setting's proximity to Myanmar. The show premiered on GMA Network on August 30, 2010. The season was won by Brazilian-Japanese model and TV actor Akihiro Sato, with a vote of 3–2–2 in its live finale aired on December 3, 2010. ==Twists and Changes== *''Tribe Leaders:'' Tribe-colored armbands were given to the tribe leaders to symbolize their tribe's position. Their role in the game was significant for challenges and other tribe matters. : *''Tribe Leader Vote:'' This twist only allowed the tribe leader to vote off a tribemate and only occurred on the second Tribal Council. *''Isla Misteryo:'' Based on the "Exile Island" twist on the US version, known in this case as "Isla Misteryo" (lit. "Mystery Island"), where a chosen member of each tribe would stay until the following Immunity challenge. While immunity is indeed waiting at Isla Misteryo, obtaining it is a little different. Instead, castaways would search for gold coins to be used as currency to buy certain items at a store there. Those items include creature comforts, reminders of home, and immunity bracelets. *''Kidnapping:'' Completely different from the first season, instead of the kidnapped castaway staying in the opposing tribe for a period of time, he/she would become a member of the tribe who kidnapped him/her. This power was given to the first winning tribe on the Cycle 3 Reward Challenge. *''Tribal Shuffle:'' This twist dissolved a certain tribe who had the least number of castaways. To put the castaways from the dissolved tribe into the remaining tribes, new tribe leaders were determined first by picking rocks, after which a schoolyard pick occurred. *''Double Elimination Tribal Council:'' For the third consecutive season, this twist had returned, which occurred just before the merge. This time, the winning tribe would join the losing tribe in voting off another castaway from the latter tribe. *''Jury House:'' The activities of the jury members in a so-called "Jury House", where they would stay until the final Tribal Council, were aired. For consistency with other ''Survivor'' articles, events in the Jury House are not covered in this article and in succeeding ones. *''7th Jury Member Vote:'' Another first (possibly in the franchise), the final Tribal Council involved a vote for another jury member, which was revealed live back in Manila on its live finale. : *''Sole Survivor Live Vote:'' Also, in line with the previous twist, the vote for the Sole Survivor between the final three occurred live in its finale, opposing the normal final vote being held in the final Tribal Council. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Survivor Philippines: Celebrity Showdown」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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