Stranded in Madagascar is the eleventh season of Stranded. The beginning featured the standard two-tribe set up with a small twist. Players were given the option of completing a mission in exchange for a Hidden Immunity Idol clue. If they did not complete the mission, they would receive a penalty. The first victim of the twist was Cao Boi. Cao Boi came out of the gate as a huge force rallying together Yul and Becky as the Asian alliance. It wasn’t until he received a mission that sabotaged his game that things started to fall apart for Cao Boi. He went from the leader of a solid alliance to being overthrown by an equally threatening alliance that grew after his power became evident. The Neapolitan alliance consisted of Cristina, the quiet schemer, Parvati, the figurehead, and Sundra, the feisty vocal one. Fortunately for the tribe, Kamara only had to face off once after Cao Boi was booted and the inactive Billy was an easy target. 

However, things on Mavotay were falling apart. Dreamz was an early point of conflict as his boisterous personality commanded everyone’s attention. For all of the drama Dreamz may have brought, there was a uniquely sweet character in Edgardo. Being from Brazil, he spoke broken English, and his gameplay was equally adorable. He formed early friendships with Alex and Lisi. Despite Mavotay being decimated early on and going a few members going early in the merge, Alex and Boo managed to make a run for the finals. Alex was a cunning player, while Boo was likable and trustworthy. The clash between the Asians and the Neapolitans came to a head with threats Parvati and Yul being the first to go. In the end, Sundra and Cristina made it to the end with the feisty Becky. With both Becky and Sundra fighting constantly and Cristina keeping a level head, the jury ultimately awarded the win to Cristina.