Jeremy Collins (born April 20, 1978) is a firefighter from Foxborough,
Massachusetts. He is the winner of Survivor: Cambodia , and had
previously placed tenth on Survivor: San Juan del Sur, where he
competed alongside his wife Val. He finished in 8th place in Survivor:
Winners at War.For Survivor's 29th season, Collins arrived to play the
game with his wife Val. However, the next day they were split into
different tribes. He was designated to Hunahpu; she was assigned to
Coyopa. When he volunteered to participate in the first hero duel, he
did not know who his opponent was going to be. To his surprise, his
opponent ended up being Val. He won the duel, sending Val to Exile
Island. She ended up becoming the second person voted out, much to his
chagrin. Despite being in a dysfunctional tribe, Hunahpu dominated in
challenges. After the tribe swap Collins remained on Hunahpu with his
allies Natalie Anderson and Julie McGee. Despite his alliance being
outnumbered by the alliance of Josh Canfield, Reed Kelly, Alec
Christy, and Wes Nale, the new Hunahpu tribe avoided going to tribal
council by winning the remaining immunity challenges.After the tribes
merged, Collins was targeted by the rival alliance for being a
physical threat. However, McGee ended up quitting, which saved him
from elimination, and afterwards he won the second individual immunity
challenge. However, after Reed Kelly found Keith Nale's hidden
immunity idol in his bag, Collins confronted Jon Misch about his
possession of an idol, which Misch denied. This resulted in Misch
convincing Baylor Wilson, Missy Payne, Jaclyn Schultz and Reed Kelly
to blindside Collins, which they successfully did. He placed tenth
overall and became the second jury member. At the Final Tribal
Council, Collins made a speech advocating for Anderson, praising her
as the best player of the season. Collins voted for his former ally
Anderson to win, which she did in a 5â€"2â€"1 vote.Collins was one of
20 past players selected by voters to be part of the show's 31st
season and its Second Chance theme (no past winners were cast).
Initially, he was part of the Bayon tribe. His wife was pregnant with
their third child at the time, and he stated in confessional that he
wanted to win for his wife, two daughters, and yet-to-be-born child.
In the third episode, he found a clue to the hidden immunity idol,
which he found hidden at the next immunity challenge, becoming the
second person in the game to find an idol.
Massachusetts. He is the winner of Survivor: Cambodia , and had
previously placed tenth on Survivor: San Juan del Sur, where he
competed alongside his wife Val. He finished in 8th place in Survivor:
Winners at War.For Survivor's 29th season, Collins arrived to play the
game with his wife Val. However, the next day they were split into
different tribes. He was designated to Hunahpu; she was assigned to
Coyopa. When he volunteered to participate in the first hero duel, he
did not know who his opponent was going to be. To his surprise, his
opponent ended up being Val. He won the duel, sending Val to Exile
Island. She ended up becoming the second person voted out, much to his
chagrin. Despite being in a dysfunctional tribe, Hunahpu dominated in
challenges. After the tribe swap Collins remained on Hunahpu with his
allies Natalie Anderson and Julie McGee. Despite his alliance being
outnumbered by the alliance of Josh Canfield, Reed Kelly, Alec
Christy, and Wes Nale, the new Hunahpu tribe avoided going to tribal
council by winning the remaining immunity challenges.After the tribes
merged, Collins was targeted by the rival alliance for being a
physical threat. However, McGee ended up quitting, which saved him
from elimination, and afterwards he won the second individual immunity
challenge. However, after Reed Kelly found Keith Nale's hidden
immunity idol in his bag, Collins confronted Jon Misch about his
possession of an idol, which Misch denied. This resulted in Misch
convincing Baylor Wilson, Missy Payne, Jaclyn Schultz and Reed Kelly
to blindside Collins, which they successfully did. He placed tenth
overall and became the second jury member. At the Final Tribal
Council, Collins made a speech advocating for Anderson, praising her
as the best player of the season. Collins voted for his former ally
Anderson to win, which she did in a 5â€"2â€"1 vote.Collins was one of
20 past players selected by voters to be part of the show's 31st
season and its Second Chance theme (no past winners were cast).
Initially, he was part of the Bayon tribe. His wife was pregnant with
their third child at the time, and he stated in confessional that he
wanted to win for his wife, two daughters, and yet-to-be-born child.
In the third episode, he found a clue to the hidden immunity idol,
which he found hidden at the next immunity challenge, becoming the
second person in the game to find an idol.
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