Survivor Traks - Revision history

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	==Links==		==Links==
	[~~http~~://www.star-traks.com/~~unleash~~/~~survive.html~~ The Survivor Traks page]		[https://www.star-traks.com//side-traks/survivor/ The Survivor Traks page]

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	Survivor Traks was a seven segment mini-series written by [[Alan Decker]] and Anthony Butler in 2000 to cash in on the whole Survivor craze (not that any cash was involved). The events of the mini-series were outside of regular Star Traks continuity and involved the captains and first officers of four Star Traks series finding themselves on a deserted planet with a mysterious host named "Jeff." After each of the first six segments, readers were invited to write-in with their choice for who should be voted off. After the votes were tallied, Alan and Anthony would quickly produce another segment creating a situation that ended with the selected character getting the boot. The competitions ranged from extreme versions of Survivor tasks to war games to a mock Iron Chef battle. In the seventh segment, the final two characters argued their case in front of a jury of seven (the six characters previously voted out and guest-judge [[4 of 8]] from [[Star Traks: BorgSpace]]. In the end, [[Alexander Rydell]] was named the winner. His prize was the deserted planet, which he was left on when everyone else vanished.		Survivor Traks was a seven segment mini-series written by [[Alan Decker]] and Anthony Butler in 2000 to cash in on the whole Survivor craze (not that any cash was involved). The events of the mini-series were outside of regular Star Traks continuity and involved the captains and first officers of four Star Traks series finding themselves on a deserted planet with a mysterious host named "Jeff." After each of the first six segments, readers were invited to write-in with their choice for who should be voted off. After the votes were tallied, Alan and Anthony would quickly produce another segment creating a situation that ended with the selected character getting the boot. The competitions ranged from extreme versions of Survivor tasks to war games to a mock Iron Chef battle. In the seventh segment, the final two characters argued their case in front of a jury of seven (the six characters previously voted out and guest-judge [[4 of 8]] from [[Star Traks: BorgSpace]]). In the end, [[Alexander Rydell]] was named the winner. His prize was the deserted planet, which he was left on when everyone else vanished.

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 Survivor Traks was a seven segment mini-series written by [[Alan Decker]] and Anthony Butler in 2000 to cash in on the whole Survivor craze (not that any cash was involved).  The events of the mini-series were outside of regular Star Traks continuity and involved the captains and first officers of four Star Traks series finding themselves on a deserted planet with a mysterious host named "Jeff."  After each of the first six segments, readers were invited to write-in with their choice for who should be voted off.  After the votes were tallied, Alan and Anthony would quickly produce another segment creating a situation that ended with the selected character getting the boot.  The competitions ranged from extreme versions of Survivor tasks to war games to a mock Iron Chef battle.  In the seventh segment, the final two characters argued their case in front of a jury of seven (the six characters previously voted out and guest-judge [[4 of 8]] from [[Star Traks: BorgSpace]].  In the end, [[Alexander Rydell]] was named the winner.  His prize was the deserted planet, which he was left on when everyone else vanished.
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 *Final Two  --  Captain Alexander Rydell and Captain Lisa Beck
 **Captain Alexander Rydell wins the jury vote 4-3.

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Order of Voting

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	*Final Three -- Captain Alexander Rydell, Captain Lisa Beck, and Commander Walter Morales		*Final Three -- Captain Alexander Rydell, Captain Lisa Beck, and Commander Walter Morales

	**Commander Walter Morales loses the next competition.		**Commander Walter Morales loses the next competition.


	*Final Two -- Captain Alexander Rydell and Captain Lisa Beck		*Final Two -- Captain Alexander Rydell and Captain Lisa Beck

	**Captain Alexander Rydell wins the jury vote 4-3.		**Captain Alexander Rydell wins the jury vote 4-3.

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	Final Three -- Captain Alexander Rydell, Captain Lisa Beck, and Commander Walter Morales		*Final Three -- Captain Alexander Rydell, Captain Lisa Beck, and Commander Walter Morales

	Commander Walter Morales loses the next competition.		**Commander Walter Morales loses the next competition.


	Final Two -- Captain Alexander Rydell and Captain Lisa Beck		*Final Two -- Captain Alexander Rydell and Captain Lisa Beck

	Captain Alexander Rydell wins the jury vote 4-3.		**Captain Alexander Rydell wins the jury vote 4-3.

Cmdrajd: New page: Survivor Traks was a seven segment mini-series written by Alan Decker and Anthony Butler in 2000 to cash in on the whole Survivor craze (not that any cash was involved). The events of...

2008-03-24T16:55:02Z

New page: Survivor Traks was a seven segment mini-series written by Alan Decker and Anthony Butler in 2000 to cash in on the whole Survivor craze (not that any cash was involved). The events of...

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Survivor Traks was a seven segment mini-series written by [[Alan Decker]] and Anthony Butler in 2000 to cash in on the whole Survivor craze (not that any cash was involved). The events of the mini-series were outside of regular Star Traks continuity and involved the captains and first officers of four Star Traks series finding themselves on a deserted planet with a mysterious host named "Jeff." After each of the first six segments, readers were invited to write-in with their choice for who should be voted off. After the votes were tallied, Alan and Anthony would quickly produce another segment creating a situation that ended with the selected character getting the boot. The competitions ranged from extreme versions of Survivor tasks to war games to a mock Iron Chef battle. In the seventh segment, the final two characters argued their case in front of a jury of seven (the six characters previously voted out and guest-judge [[4 of 8]] from [[Star Traks: BorgSpace]]. In the end, [[Alexander Rydell]] was named the winner. His prize was the deserted planet, which he was left on when everyone else vanished.

==The Characters==
*Captain [[Alexander Rydell]] -- [[Star Traks: The Original Series]]

*Commander [[Travis Dillon]] -- [[Star Traks: The Original Series]]

*Captain [[Lisa Beck]] -- [[Star Traks: Waystation]]

*Commander [[Walter Morales]] -- [[Star Traks: Waystation]]

*Captain [[Andrew Baxter]] -- [[Star Traks: The Vexed Generation]]

*Commander [[David Conway]] -- [[Star Traks: The Vexed Generation]]

*Captain [[Reginald Bain]] -- [[Star Traks: Boldly Gone]]

*Commander [[Prosak]] -- [[Star Traks: Boldly Gone]]

==Order of Voting==
*1st Voted Off -- Commander Travis Dillon

*2nd Voted Off -- Commander David Conway

*3rd Voted Off -- Captain Andrew Baxter

*4th Voted Off -- Captain Reginald Bain

*5th Voted Off -- Commander Prosak

Final Three -- Captain Alexander Rydell, Captain Lisa Beck, and Commander Walter Morales

Commander Walter Morales loses the next competition.

Final Two -- Captain Alexander Rydell and Captain Lisa Beck

Captain Alexander Rydell wins the jury vote 4-3.