Challenges: MPF percentile
24%
Seasons: 1 | Days played: 30 | Wins: 0 | Jury: 1
- SurvivorUK 3 (2023) - 6th place, 13th out - 6th juror.
- Voted out in Episode 14 (Day 30).
| Challenge stats | Tribal council stats | Jury stats | Overall stats | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season | ChW | ChA | ChW% | VFB | VAP | TCA | TC% | wTCR | JVF | TotJ | JV% | SurvSc | SurvAv |
| SurvivorUK 3 | 0.70 | 9.62 | 0.07 | 7 | 8 | 10 | 0.69 | 1.63 | - | - | - | 0.76 | 2.34 |
| Career | 0.70 | 9.62 | 0.07 | 7 | 8 | 10 | 0.69 | 1.63 | - | - | - | 0.76 | 2.34 |
Nathan Dyke - Performance ranks
Tribal: VFB% percentile
72%
Tribal: rVAP percentile
64%
Performance ranks are a quick visual measure of the contestant's season vs. historical data from all prior contestants, in three basic (scorable) categories:
1. Performance in individual challenges (MPF), as a measure of "physical game";
2. Ability to vote people out consistently (VFB%, or VFB/TCA), or "strategic game"; and
3. Ability to avoid being voted against (rVAP, or TCA-VAP) - which scales better than a percentage would - for "social/strategic game."
See also: Full glossary for all these abbreviations.
Nathan Dyke - Challenge record
SurvivorUK 3 challenges 
Tribal/team challenge record (5-for-15):
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.1 RC: "Crate Improvisation" - Caletón is first to the beach, but fire collapses, and Caletón loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.1 IC: "Dead Weight" - Holds weight throughout, often two, but Caletón loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.2 RC: "By Any Means" - Loses final point to Doug; Caletón loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.2 IC: "The Raft and the Furious" - Paddles, builds the tower, and finally, Caletón wins.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.3 IC: "Hot Pursuit" - Lasts to the end, Caletón wins.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.4 RC: "Trench Run" - Not shown competing; Caletón wins.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.4 IC: "Discy Business" - Struggles placing blocks, but Caletón loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.5 RC: "Sumo at Sea" - Loses a point to Doug, but both tribes win.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.5 IC: "High and Mighty" - Struggles on the balance beam; Caletón loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.6 IC: "Pole Axed" - Drop at 30 minutes (15 kg), but Caletón wins.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.7 RC: "Chain Reaction" - Drops discs with Shai and Jess; Caletón loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.7 IC: "Cell Block Sea" - Caletón has a huge lead until the puzzle, loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.8 IC: "When It Rains" - Fourth out, barely over 2 min., Caletón loses.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.11 RC: "Shut Your Trap" - Loses vs. Christopher, part of the losing team.
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.12 RC: "Hold Up" - With Tinuke, second pair out after Tinuke pulls a peg Nathan should have.
Individual challenge record (0-for-7): (Mean % finish: 37.1%)
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.9 IC: "A Leg Up" - First to drop out, quickly (11th/11).
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.10 IC: "Last Gasp" - First out again, lasting over 30 minutes (10th/10).
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.11 IC: "Get a Grip" - Sixth out, over 1 hour win (4th/9)
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.12 IC: "On the Ropes" - Falls off his barrel, just missing final stage (4th/8).
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.13 IC: "High Step Back" - One of six people to not win (tie-2nd/7).
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.14 RC: "Mud Run" - One of four unannounced non-winning totals (tie-3rd/6).
- SurvivorUK 3 Ep.14 IC: "Beam Me Up" - In a tight race with Chris and Pegleg on the puzzle (tie-2nd/6).
Hero challenge/ duel record (0-for-0):
- SurvivorUK 3: None.
Career totals - challenges
| Wins: | 5 |
| Played: | 15 |
| Win%: | 0.33 |
| Sat out: | - |
| Wins: | 0 |
| Played: | 7 |
| Win%: | 0.00 |
| Mean % Finish: | 45.0% |
| Wins: | 0 |
| Played: | 0 |
| Win%: | - |
| Mean % Finish: | - |
Nathan Dyke - Tribal Council record
SurvivorUK 3 Tribal 
Idols held/played (1/1; 0 votes voided):
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 13: Walks up to the lobster trap, finds it unlocked, and takes the idol from within (Day 28).
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 13: Plays his idol for himself, voiding zero votes (Day 28).
VFB - Votes for the person booted (7/10):
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 1: Richard McKell (voted out, 7-1-1).
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 5: Rachel Golding (voted out, 5-2).
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 8: Shai Ravindra (voted out, 3-2).
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 9: Lee Reeves (voted out, 7-4).
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 10: Ashleigh Bishop (voted out, 4-[0]-2).
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 11: Doug Swinbanks (voted out, 5-3-2).
VAP - Votes against (8):
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 8: Two votes, from Laurence and Shai.
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 10: Two votes, from Ashleigh and Christopher.
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 14: Four votes, from Christopher, Hannah, Matthew, and Pegleg (voted out, 4-2).
Jury votes made (1/1):
- SurvivorUK 3, Ep. 16: Voted for Matthew Haywood, who won, 6-1-1.
Career totals - Tribal Council
| Found: | 1 |
| Played: | 1 |
| Votes voided: | 0 |
| VFB: | 7 |
| Tribals: | 10 |
| VAP: | 8 |
| Made: | 1 |
| For winners: | 1 |
| Received: | - |
Nathan Dyke - Pictures
SurvivorUK 3 image gallery -
On the boat, Day 1 -
Caletón leading, Ep1 RC -
Talking about the tribe -
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep1 IC -
Caletón loses -
Caletón, Ep1 Tribal Council -
Happy with how Tribal turned out, Ep2 -
Facing off vs. Doug, Ep2 RC -
Giving up the winning point -
Caletón about to win, Ep2 IC -
Caletón wins! -
Listening to Laurence's Outpost story, Ep3 -
Starting line, Ep3 IC -
Caletón wins! -
Starting line, Ep4 RC -
Reward feasting -
Stacking blocks, Ep4 IC -
Caletón, Ep4 Tribal -
Taking on Doug again, Ep5 RC -
Joel delivers reward items to camp -
Crossing obstacles, Ep5 IC -
Caletón, Ep5 Tribal -
Listening to Joel -
Reassuring Jess she's part of the alliance, Ep6 -
Greeting new tribemates Doug and Pegleg, post-Ep6 swap -
Starting line, Ep6 IC -
Seems like a lot -
Caletón wins! -
Starting line, Ep7 RC -
That's not right, Ep7 IC -
The losing Caletóns, back at camp -
Caletón, Ep7 Tribal -
Listening to Joel -
Feeling on the bottom, Ep8 -
Reading letters from home -
Starting line, Ep8 IC -
The losing Caletóns -
It's either Nathan or Shai tonight -
Caletón, Ep8 Tribal -
It's the merge! Ep9 -
But first, an auction -
Reunited with Matthew and Tinuke -
Starting line, Ep9 IC -
Calena, Ep9 tribal -
Last Gasp-ing, Ep10 IC -
Calena, Ep10 Tribal -
Listening to Leilani -
Team Laurence, Ep11 RC -
Losing a point to Chris -
Plotting with Tinuke -
Getting a Grip, Ep11 IC -
Calena, Ep11 Tribal -
Starting pegs, Ep12 RC -
Starting line, second stage, Ep12 IC -
Calena, Ep12 Tribal -
Disappointed that Matthew flipped on Caletón, Ep13 -
Stacking blocks, Ep13 IC -
Discovering the lobster trap is unlocked -
Proud owner of an immunity idol -
Calena, Ep13 Tribal -
Pre-challenge lineup, Ep14 RC -
Depositing some mud -
Working the puzzle, Ep14 IC -
Calena, Ep14 Tribal -
Talking to Joel -
Sixth member of our jury... -
Snuffed, Day 30 (Episode 14) -
With the jury, Final Tribal Council
Nathan Dyke - Interviews
SurvivorUK 3 interviews Pre-game interviews
- None yet.
Post-game interviews
- Shannon Guss at RHAP (12/13/23): "Survivor UK | Week 7 Exit Interview w/ 5th and 6th Jurors "
Nathan Dyke - Bio
SurvivorUK 3 bio Official BBC SurvivorUK 3 bio excerpts (10/14/23):
"What made you want to be a contestant on Survivor? I very much believe in the concept of Kaizen (a Japanese term for continuous improvement) and I try to apply this concept to every part of my life. When I reflect on when I’ve grown the most, it has always been on the back of significantly challenging times, adversity, or hardship. So, when the opportunity to be a part of one of the most challenging experiences someone can face, I needed no convincing.
What qualities did you think you’d bring to the game? I feel I brought my mental attributes of determination, resilience, positivity, optimism and humility and physical attributes of strength and power. Used effectively these were perhaps inspiring for the rest of the camp to observe.
How did you prepare yourself mentally and physically for taking part? Mentally, it was a case of daily positive affirmations, reminding myself that if I’m able to get through the things I have got through so far in life, that I will be able to get through anything the game would be able to throw at me.
On the physical side, prior to confirmation of my involvement in the show, I already had a fairly intensive training programme, however, I introduced more cardio and calisthenic exercises into my training and undertook swimming lessons.
Did you have a strategy of how you were going to play the game? My strategy for the show was simple, to be an asset to the tribe and build strong relationships. I didn’t want to be the strongest player, but equally didn’t want to be the weakest, as both scenarios would put me at risk.
How competitive are you? On a scale of 1-10, I’m 9 out of 10 competitive. I would describe myself as good competitive and most of the time the competitions are with myself. The reason I wouldn’t say I’m a 10 competitive, is because there are certain things I wouldn’t do just to win.
What kind of challenges were you most looking forward to? I was most looking forward to the challenges that allowed me to best leverage my strengths: physical strength and endurance, determination, resilience, and problem-solving skills. I think there were a couple of challenges that allowed me to showcase what I can do.
How did you cope with living on a beach with no home comforts? In all honesty, I believe I thrived in this environment. It was great to be stripped back to nothing and not have to worry about all the things the modern world has taught us we need. The main thing I missed was my toothbrush.
How did you cope with the hunger? This was quite possibly the toughest part of the experience. If there was anything that would have seen me tap out early it would have been starvation.
What did you learn from being on the show? There are so many things I took from the game. I learnt to take more risks – nothing great happens from playing it safe. To be present – I thoroughly enjoyed having no technology and found that I was much more present in my social interactions and my connections with people were so much stronger as a result. To have more gratitude – all of the things that we take for granted, family and friends, food and drinks on demand, washing machines etc. There was a time before the show where I might pick out certain things of my dish that I didn’t like eating such as onions or peppers whereas in the show I would have killed for those flavours! It has meant that since coming out I don’t take them for granted. I’ve also learnt to say no to things that don’t align with my values or the direction I want to head in."