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Haves vs. Have Nots was the worst Survivor twist ever, leading to unfair advantages and decimation of one tribe. The Hourglass and Do or Die twists in recent seasons were awful, taking away from the strategic element of the game. The racially divided tribes in Survivor: Cook Islands was a terrible twist, controversial and unnecessary for diversity.

Since Survivor is one of the most successful reality shows ever, Jeff Probst has hosted many seasons of varying quality. Some aspects of Survivor are undeniable, like when the first player was medically evacuated. However other things about the show are up for debate, like which seasons new fans should watch first.

Another topic of much debate among Survivor fans is which of the show's tests are the worst. In this article I will reveal which Survivor twists I feel are the worst ever since I am a longtime fan who has watched every season ever.

Survivor can have lasting effects on contestants, such as medical issues and life-changing experiences post-show. Survivor: Cook Islands was controversial due to its ethnic tribe division and the treatment of contestant Billy Garcia. Despite a traumatic edit and being set on fire during the show, Billy Garcia has no regrets about his Survivor experience.

After new Survivor fans figure out which seasons to watch first, they often binge-watch the show and get to know all the people who've played. What they won't learn from only watching the show, however, is how Survivor can affect people's lives.

For example, some Survivors have to deal with medical issues after being evacuated while others see their lives take interesting turns after becoming villains. Unfortunately for the former Survivor player Billy Garcia, he had to cope with being humiliated on national television and being set on fire.

This article will reveal why Billy Garcia's...