Survivor: Redemption Island 2011

if you know recently a show I watch called survivor: redemption island. it's a great show on CBS Wednesday. here's the cast. my guess is that Russell will win. comment who you think will win. alright now here's the cast





Jeff Probst has explained the new rules about second chances and quitting for Survivor: Redemption Island – and now CBS is introducing the new cast. Well, almost: Two of the 18 contestants won't be revealed right away because they're previous players who will return for a chance to redeem themselves. But here are the other 16, who will be a part of two tribes – Ometepe and Zapatera – when CBS's Survivor returns to Nicaragua for the premiere of Redemption Island on Feb. 16 (8 p.m. ET):

• Andrea Boehlke, 21, student: "I've been raised on a farm my whole life," she says, "and I've been hunting since I was 12 and fishing and camping, so I'm not too worried about the elements."

• Mike Chiesl, 31, former marine: "The great thing about Survivor, though, is nobody's shooting at you," says the Iraqi vet. "I'll take that over going on deployment to Iraq any day."

• Matt Elrod, 22, pre-med student: "Out here when people feel alone and isolated," he says, "I have a warmth towards people that I think they'll respond to and want to keep me around and probably trust me."

• Ralph Kiser, 44, farmer: "I'll make you laugh your ass off," he says, "because I say things not proper."

• Francesca Hogi, 36, attorney: "There's a mean girl inside of me," she says. "I terrorized some girls in elementary school."

• Krista Klumpp, 25, pharmaceutical rep: "I competed for three years in the Miss Alabama pageant and then two years in the Miss Alabama USA pageant," she says.

• Kristina Kell, 46, law student: "I'm a complete package," she says.

• David Murphy, 31, defense attorney: "I think I'm going to have to start the game taking myself down a notch," he says. "It sounds awful to say it but I'm going to have but I'm going to have to bring myself down to their level."

• Grant Mattos, 29, yoga instructor: "[I played professional football for] the San Diego Chargers, the Denver Broncos and the Tennessee Titans."

• Stephanie Valencia, 25, waitress: "I'm always right even when I'm wrong," she says. "I always get my way just because I know how."

• Phillip Sheppard, 52, technology executive: "I have a terrific smile and when I really let it pop, you look at that smile and it disarms you," he says.

• Sarita White, 36, visual effects producer: "It's a good group," she says of her costars, "so that of course makes me excited but also like, what's the catch?"

• Natalie Tenerelli, 19, professional dancer: "Of course I'm going to use my girly instincts," she says. "I can be flirtatious and I hopefully will know when to stop."

• Julie Wolfe, 50, firefighter: "I'm newly divorced. I have 100 percent custody for two children and I'm paying alimony, I'm paying child support and my house is in foreclosure," she says.

• Ashley Underwood, 25, nurse: "I really think pageants get a bad rap sometimes," she says, "but in all honesty, it really takes a lot of mental toughness."

• Steve Wright, 51, former NFL player: "I played for the Cowboys, the Baltimore Colts, the Indianapolis Colts, the Los Angeles Raiders," he says.


By Logan Lindsay

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