A skilled musician, Benjamin was traveling the world playing the trumpet before most kids could even spell 'trumpet. Wade sees coaching as another form of manipulation. If Benjamin was asked to wear just one hat, it would be that of 'Renaissance Man. To say that he is a Type A, Alpha male, who likes to control the environment around him may just be an understatement.
Coach's dominant personality will be a force to be reckoned with in the game. Benjamin is single and currently splits his time in Bolivar, Mo, and Susanville, Calif. His birth date is September Villains bio page :. Inspiration in life: Test. Hobbies: Soccer. Coach Wade on social media: twitter Instagram. Sent to Exile Island one time 2 days total. Voted out in Episode 8, "Expectations" Day Tweet Share. Villains 0. Tocantins Ep. Redemption Island duel record 0-for-0 : None.
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VAP - Votes against 4 : Heroes vs. South Pacific , Ep. He never gets around to actually playing it. Hidden idols Found: 1 Played: 0 Votes voided: Jury votes Made: 2 For winners: 1 Received: 3 Total jurors: 9.
Tocantins image gallery Tocantins intro shot. Tocantins intro shot. Opening sequence, with Timbira. Sizing up the competition. Opening sequence confessional, skeptical of Sierra. Day 1, fresh off the truck. With Timbira, listening to Probst. Game on! Let's vote off the weak ones even before we start! Trying to do that with Sierra.
Learning what the voting thing was actually about. Forming a Day 1 strong guy alliance with Brendan, mid-hike. Retrieving the planks from the river. Starting on the stair puzzle. Supervising plank placement. Timbira wins immunity and reward!
Taking the flint and idol. Ep2, lecturing Candace on cooking beans. Candace and I don't get along because she sees fault in other people. Discussing boot options with Tyson and Debbie. Looking forward to this elimination. Keeping Sierra in the loop. Timbira, Ep2 Tribal Council. Pre-challenge lineup, Ep3 RC.
At the front of the slow-moving Timbira centipede. Howls of anguish at losing big. Pre-challenge lineup, Ep3 IC. Discussing the staircase puzzle. Trying to lift the last piece. The tribe discusses Jerry's fate. He was finally voted out in 5th place. He returned the next year for another try, in Survivor: Heroes vs. With his brash personality and over-the-top bluster, he was a natural for the Villains team.
However, his teammates found him untrustworthy, and he only made it to 12th place before being voted off the island. His final attempt came a year later, in Survivor: South Pacific.
This time he seemed to have learned from his previous appearances, and he managed to form and live up to his alliances. This carried him all the way to second place, and he finished his final run for victory as runner-up. Still got it. What a cool story on the history of the dragon slayer staff that I still own. Right before we started filming Survivor 18 there was a massive lightning storm and fire. The tree that I carved this from was not touched by fire rather it was struck down by lightning.
This blindside let to a brief attempt to try to rekindle a Timbira strong gameplan, but at that point Coach and Debbie's relationships with Sierra and Erinn were irreparable. Things did not improve even after Coach won immunity on Day 30 and finally sent Sierra home, as Debbie began to distance herself from Coach as well. The following day, Coach cited various health issues asked J. Coach once again listed his injuries and conditions but also declared he would not eat or sleep, which angered Erinn as she felt that he was minimizing her previous Exile Island experience.
On Exile Island, Coach cherished the opportunity and claimed that it made him more of a man. Coach pushed for Erinn to go, which J. At Tribal Council, Coach claimed the vote would not be a blindside as "women have good intuition", confident Erinn's fate was sealed, and read a poem he wrote just before the vote.
Coach was ultimately voted out on Day 36 since Stephen decided to put his alliance with J. He respected J. Coach was put on the villains tribe due to his behavior and gameplay in his original season. He got off on the right foot because of his strength in challenges and since he immediately found an ally in his Tocantins tribemate Tyson Apostol. He was often seen as entertainment to the tribe, inviting the tribe to meditation sessions as well as climbing trees while Rob Mariano and Sandra Diaz-Twine debated whether or not he would reach the top.
Coach also developed some feelings for Jerri Manthey but not much came out of it aside from building an alliance between them. At the first Tribal Council, Coach's feelings were hurt by Sandra's comments of how he was little more than a laughing stock, but after Tribal Council, Tyson comforted him and politely told him to stop wearing feathers in his hair. Coach was fine after that. However the plan did not work thanks to Tyson switching his vote and Tyson was eliminated.
The Villains would lose the next Immunity Challenge and despite Rob and Russell's alliances targeting Russell and Rob respectively, Coach insisted in voting off the weakest player, which in his perspective was Courtney Yates. At the next Tribal Council, Coach mentioned how Tyson bridged the divisions on this tribe. He would vote for Courtney, indirectly causing Rob to be voted out.
Seeking revenge for Rob's elimination, Sandra told Russell that Coach was targeting him in an attempt to keep herself and Courtney in the game longer. Russell, Parvati, and Danielle went back and forth on whether to vote out Coach or Courtney, and the girls of the tribe minus Jerri voted out Coach, making him the 1st member of the jury.
At the Final Tribal Council , Coach praised Parvati's game play, called Russell a little man and told him that he would have been the strongest person in the game had he admitted he crossed a line, called Sandra a coattail rider, and criticized her for her weakness in challenges. He voted for Parvati to win along with the other Villains excluding Courtney, although Sandra became the Sole Survivor in a vote.
Coach came back for a third time with fellow returning player Ozzy Lusth. After the two were randomly assigned tribes, Coach was placed on the Upolu tribe where he was not well received by his tribemates, with his only friend being Edna Ma.
He had a conflict with Christine Shields Markoski after Christine had openly declared on Day 1 that Coach and Ozzy were "temporary players". Due to Christine clearly not being on the same side as him, Coach targeted her and her ally Stacey Powell first and thanks to the alliance he created on the first night consisting of Albert Destrade , Brandon Hantz , Rick Nelson , and Sophie Clarke and with extra help from Edna, Christine and Stacey would be the first to go from the Upolu tribe.
Coach was the first player to know about Brandon being Russell Hantz 's nephew, and was the only one to know until Brandon revealed it to his whole tribe in during Tribal Council on Day Coach had a shaky relationship with Brandon because Brandon trusted him more than anyone else at the tribe but at the same time Brandon proved to be an unstable and oversensitive player. Coach's first big decision came on Day 17, where Coach was upset at Mikayla Wingle for not listening to him during the Immunity Challenge, which ultimately lead to their defeat.
Coach, Brandon, and Edna were set on voting out Mikayla, but Albert and Sophie thought that Edna deserved to go, since she was a weaker player. Coach did all he could to convince Rick that Edna should stay because Edna would blindly follow Coach, no matter what.
In the end, Coach barely got his way, and Mikayla was voted off that night. After Mikayla's departure, the remaining Upolu members, mainly thanks to Coach, became more unified and went into the merge ready to take down Savaii with the help of John Cochran , who respected Coach and did not really like his own tribe. At the Te Tuna tribe's first Tribal Council, Cochran decided to side against Savaii, which allowed Coach and the rest of Upolu to systematically eliminate them.
By Day 28, the only Savaii members that remained were Cochran and Ozzy the latter who had survived via Redemption Island , and voting out other people became more difficult for Coach, since everyone truly trusted him and as much as he did not want to disappoint anyone, he had to. He stuck to his word by staying true to his original alliance, voting off Cochran first and then voted out Edna.
Coach said that he made that promise because Ozzy is a truly noble player that he respects. Later on, Coach was annoyed that while the loved ones stayed at Redemption Island, Brandon's dad practically forced him into taking Brandon to the end and as much as he liked Brandon, he felt like he had to go. Coach was upset when Brandon won immunity, but then Brandon talked about giving immunity to Albert to forgive Albert and then Brandon, Albert, and Coach would vote out Sophie.
Ozzy won Individual Immunity and with no choice but to turn on each other, Rick was voted out in a vote. When Coach attempted to hug Rick, Rick angrily told him to sit down. In the final four when Sophie won immunity, Coach had one last big decision to make between voting off Albert or Ozzy. In the end, Coach made what he believed was the smarter decision and voted off Ozzy.
At the Final Tribal Council , most players respected Coach for playing a much better and stronger game than in his two previous seasons, but at the same time, they criticized him for preaching his honor code because he did play a deceptive game, and not owning his game. Survivor Wiki Explore. Goliath More Ghost Island Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers Game Changers Millennials vs. About Survivor. Explore Wikis Community Central.
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