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10. Survivor: Cook Islands (Sekou, Billy, Cecilia, JP, Stephannie, Cao Boi, Cristina, Flica, Brad, Rebecca, Jenny, Nate, Candice, Jonathan, Parvati, Adam, Sundra, Becky, Ozzy, Yul)

Seasons with twenty people will always suck, because far too often are players ignored amidst the many possible characters that could be showcased. This season also had the problem of the first two episodes being better than the entire rest of the season. Watching the few interesting players, like Sekou, Billy, Stephannie, Cao Boi, and Flica get taken out early was bad, but having nearly the entire endgame populated by boring, pretty, young people wasn't cool. I'll give Cook Islands credit for having a good underdog story that worked perfectly, and for casting Jonathan, the most interesting person in the entire game. I also liked watching Ozzy go on his immunity run. The season gets deducted points for having a bunch of twists around mid-game that ended up screwing EVERYONE but the Aitu 4, plus the fact that despite casting only 5 white people, they still made up half of the elite 8. Overall, Cook Islands just wound up being a pretty meh season.

I see no Jonathan on that cover, Apeshit. Therefore, I must assume that you've renounced your heretical ways and have found the light of Peih-Geesus Christ.

9. Survivor: Australia (Debb, Kel, Maralyn, Mitchell, Kimmi, Michael, Jeff, Alicia, Jerri, Nick, Amber, Rodger, Elisabeth, Keith, Colby, Tina)

In my opinion, the post-merge game is the most important part of a season. That's why I have to rank Australia so low. It was a decent enough season for Survivor's second time around, but the characters just weren't as exciting or interesting as they were in Borneo, or in later seasons. Everyone who made the merge was essentially a good person, and all the people who might stir up shit or cause drama got picked off right off the bat. The premerge had the series' first real power-shift, though, so I will definitely give it credit for that, and for starting the legend of benedict Tina. The cast, as I said, was nice, and the nasty or negative players were funny, as opposed to just horrible. It also featured two of the only three warnings Survivor has ever issued for a season, which was a nice touch. Overall, Australia was, much like Cook Islands, a very bland season, and it can't be ranked above those more interesting.