Survivor: Guatemala (2005) - Seventh out, 12th place.
- Voted out in Episode 6, "Big Ball, Big Mouth, Big Trouble" (Day 15).
| Challenge stats | Tribal council stats | Jury stats | |||||||||||
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| Season | ChW | ChA | ChW% | VFB | VAP | TCA | TC% | wTCR | JVF | TotJ | JV% | SurvSc | SurvAv |
| S11: Guatemala | 0.40 | 1.32 | 0.30 | 3 | 7 | 4 | 0.69 | 1.91 | - | - | - | 0.99 | 2.31 |
| Career | 0.40 | 1.32 | 0.30 | 3 | 7 | 4 | 0.69 | 1.91 | - | - | - | 0.99 | 2.31 |
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Guatemala challenges
Tribal/team challenge record (3-for-10):
- Guatemala Ep. 1 RC: "11-Mile Hike" - Carries items, keeps with the forward group, but Yaxhá loses.
- Guatemala Ep. 1 IC: "Paddle Battle" - Paddles, hauls the rope, and Yaxhá wins.
- Guatemala Ep. 2 RC: "Web Over Water" - Goes twice, including on the final bag. Barely beaten by Blake; Yaxhá loses.
- Guatemala Ep. 2 IC: "Dragged Through the Mud" - Yaxhá loses again, thanks mostly to Gary and Jamie.
- Guatemala Ep. 3 RC: "Blind Build" - Yaxhá blows a lead on the tent puzzle, loses yet again.
- Guatemala Ep. 3 IC: "Holding Court" - Scores one of Yaxhá's three points, but Nakúm still beats them, 5-3.
- Guatemala Ep. 4 IC: "Rows and Throws" - Now with New Yaxhá, and finally, Yaxhá wins!
- Guatemala Ep. 5 RC: "Slave to the Grind" - Turns the crank, rides the cart, and Yaxhá wins again! Two in a row!
- Guatemala Ep. 5 IC: "What's For Launch?" - Launcher for New Yaxhá, which returns to old Yaxhá's losing ways.
- Guatemala Ep. 6 RC: "Boulder Smash" - Loses his one heat (with Bobby Jon, vs. Judd/Jamie), and new Yaxhá barely loses again, 3-2.
Individual challenge record (0-for-0):
- Guatemala: None.
Redemption/Exile Island duel record (0-for-0):
- None.
Team/tribal challenges Wins: 3 Played: 10 Win%: 0.30 Sat out: 0 Individual challenges Wins: 0 Played: 0 Win%: -- Mean% Finish: -- Duels Wins: 0 Played: 0 Win%: -- Mean% Finish: --
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Guatemala Tribal
Idols held/played: (0/0)
- Guatemala: None.
VFB - Votes for the person booted (3/4):
- Guatemala, Ep. 2: Morgan McDevitt (voted out, 8-1).
- Guatemala, Ep. 3: Brianna Varela (voted out, 7-1).
- Guatemala, Ep. 5: Blake Towsley (voted out, 5-2).
VAP - Votes against (7):
- Guatemala, Ep. 5: Two votes, from Blake and Brandon.
- Guatemala, Ep. 6: Five votes, from Danni, Gary, Bobby Jon, Brandon, and Amy (voted out, 5-1).
Jury votes made (0/0):
- Guatemala: None.
Hidden idols Found: 0 Played: 0 Votes voided: - Voting record VFB: 3 Tribals: 4 VAP: 7 Jury votes Made: -- For winners: -- Received: --
Guatemala intro shot
Guatemala intro shot
Pre-arrival hike to the mat
Yaxhá greets Probst, Day 1
Listening to Probst
"Look! Up in the sky! It's Super Stephenie!"
I LOOOOOVE Stephenie! She's the greatest!
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep1 RC
Gathering items for the hike
Yaxhá heads out, Ep1 RC
Confessional about struggling to get everyone going on Morning 2
Yaxhá, only as fast as its slowest members on Day 2 (Lydia and Amy)
Good paddling, but too late...
The losing Yaxhás finally arrive
Yaxhá heads out to the second-best camp
Listening to the Ep1 IC treemail
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep1 IC
Listening to Probst
Starting line
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Paddling back
Giving it the old heave-ho
Yaxhá wins immunity!
Happily accepting the idol
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep2 RC
Listening to Probst
Who's sitting out? (Hint: It's Amy)
Collecting his first bag, vs. Cindy
Now battling a suddenly resilient Blake for the final point
The losing Yaxhás
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep2 IC
Yaxha, ready to give it a tug
Tribal stalemate
Directly disengaging the Nakums
Listening to the one-on-one showdown instructions
Yaxha, losing again
So Gary... are you a former NFL quarterback? Or linebacker?
I told her, 'Lydia, it's not looking good for you,' because she needs to know
Heading to Tribal
Yaxhá, Ep2 Tribal Council
I hope to high Heaven this works
Early Ep3, talking about saving Lydia
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep3 RC
Listening to Probst
Collecting poles with Amy
Yaxha, working on their tent
...and Yaxha loses again
Heading back to camp, empty-handed
Taking a bit long to get to the point of his enthusiastic group cheer
Decorated and ready to win
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep3 IC
Listening to Probst
Ready to go, first match
Trying to get open for a pass
Jamie scores! (But Yaxha still loses)
Yaxha, Ep3 Tribal Council
I'm ready for your question, Probst
Yep, Jamie most needs a bite to eat; Ep4 'reward challenge'
Watching Gary and Bobby Jon shower
Watching the picnic-goers depart
Just got voted 'Most Likely to Stay Yaxhá Forever'
Leading the new tribemates back to camp
Some 'reward challenge,' guys
Oh wait, there's food here. Okay, then.
Talking to all the people with the clean buffs
Gary and Amy finally show up to join the fun
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep4 IC
Listening to Probst
Starting line, Ep4 IC
Retrieving a bag of throwing clubs
First to throw for Yaxhá, vs. Judd
Swapping out for Danni
Watching Brandon, about to score the winning point
Yaxhá wins immunity!
Yay, idol, etc.
I have nothing in common with these new people. They're all from places like TEXAS.
Appearing prayerful
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep5 RC
Listening to Probst
Turning the winch to raise the cart
Almost there...
Everybody in! (except Danni)
Blowout victory!
Hooray, Yaxhá, etc.
Returning to a poolside party at camp
Cheers!
About to enjoy the pool, but first, more eating
The Yaxhá swim team
I have a new game called Bait Blake, and it's working
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep5 IC
Listening to Probst
Launching the catapult
Watching Lydia launch
Back in camp, listening to Bobby Jon complain about Jamie's celebrating
Time to get Blake out
Gary is on board with booting Blake
Yaxhá, Ep5 Tribal Council
Golden boy!
In my defense, I did get up and pull a late shift. While Blake slept.
You may be the golden boy, but I'm platinum
Early Ep6: Booting Blake was a get-out-of-jail-free card for Gary, Amy, and me.
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep6 RC
Listening to Probst
Watching Amy and Danni score a point (eventually)
Amy's ready to go back out, re-injured ankle or not
With Bobby Jon, ready to go for the final point
It's a 3-3 tie now, we have to try something
Trying to convince Gary and Amy to induce a vote split
Nobody has immunity, anything could happen at Tribal Council. ANYTHING.
Yaxhá, Ep6 Tribal Council
Talking to Probst
Getting high praise from Bobby Jon
Waiting for the vote reveal
Well... that didn't go as planned
Snuffed, Day 15 (Episode 6)
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Guatemala interviews
Pre-game interviews
- Jeff Probst's Guatemala pre-season cast assessment
- CBS Early Show "Meet the Cast" video (8/12/05)
Post-game interviews
- Rene Syler at the CBS Early Show (video, 10/21/05): "Survivor: Guatemala Castoffs"
- Tatiana Morales at CBSNews.com (10/21/05): "Shock And Awe At Tribal Council"
- Angel Cohn at TVGuide.com (10/27/05): "Survivor Student Tangled Up In Ivy"
- Dom Harvey & Colin Stone at the Dom & Colin Podcast (4/3/12): "Brian Corridan speaks"
- SurivorOz podcast interview (8/7/12): "Brian Corridan Interview"
- Rob Cesternino at RHAP (11/16/14): "Brian Corridan Shatters the Survivor: Guatemala Barrier on RHAP"
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Guatemala bio
From his official CBS Survivor: Guatemala cast bio page (8/12/05):
"Originally from New Milford, Connecticut, Brian Corridan graduated as valedictorian of his high school, where he also served as vice president of his class, yearbook editor and co-author of his senior play. He was also voted "Prom Prince" and "Most Likely to Succeed."
Corridan recently graduated with a psychology degree from Columbia University in New York City. While in college, he spent two years as a resident and peer advisor, a tour guide and a research assistant. He also joined the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Corridan's hero is his younger sister, Casey, who rose above her juvenile diabetes to become the captain and star player of her high school field hockey team. He says the craziest thing he would do for a million dollars is check his ethics at the door and break loose with psychological mind games: lie, cheat, steal and flirt.
Corridan believes he can be the Sole Survivor because "I have studied the game since I was 17. I know every aspect of it, and I've written papers on it. My background in psychology will allow me to pinpoint people's insecurities and weaknesses and to manipulate them to my advantage." He describes himself as competitive, perceptive and sarcastic.
Corridan's goal is to return to school to obtain his doctorate in clinical psychology and become a child/adolescent psychologist. His birth date is February 10, 1983."
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