There are certain markers for anySurvivorplayer big points in the game that contestants hope to make.
Notbeing voted out firstis a huge relief for any person who ventures out to the island.
Making the merge andthe juryis another.
Carolyn Wiger, Yam Yam Arocho, and Lauren Harpe of ‘Survivor 44’.Robert Voets/CBS (3)
However, there is one big marker that no longer exists.
One of the casualties of the new era ofSurvivorhas been the loved ones visit.
Which is a shame for the players who used the loves ones visit as a goal to reach.
But what if the cast ofSurvivor 44had been allowed to have their loved ones visit?
Whom would they have brought?
Who are the spouses, siblings, and parents that never got a chance to grace our TV screens?
Actually, we just asked the players before the season began.
Which contestant would have brought her boyfriend that also applied to the show but didn’t make it?
(Meaning he now didn’t make ittwice!)
Who would have selected the tween child who convinced her mom to get on the show?
And wouldSarah Wadehave invited the brother she onlyhugs once every five years?
