B.B. Andersen

B.B. Andersen (January 18, 1936 - October 29, 2013) was a contestant on Survivor: Borneo.

B.B. was best remembered for being his pushy and overbearing attitude.

Survivor
B.B. got into a lot of drama during his time on the show, and rubbed his fellow Pagong tribemates the wrong way due to his work ethic, as well as making a really uncomfortable shelter. After losing the second immunity challenge, B.B. states that he wouldn't mind being voted out by his tribe. This led to him being the second person voted out by a 6-2 vote over Ramona Gray on day 6, and officially placing 15th, as well as becoming the first male to ever be voted off the show's history.

Survivor Borneo
"I'm a little sad to leave these people because after the last six days, you know, we've gotten pretty close, all of us. There isn't anybody in that group I don't like. Some I like more than others, but that's normal. And I hope that I showed them a little bit of work ethic; that I don't back off from, from what I did. I think what I did was the right way."

Post Survivor

 * B.B. appeared in a Rebook commercial.
 * B.B. died on October 29, 2013 due to brain cancer.

Trivia

 * B.B. is the first male contestant to ever be voted out of Survivor.
 * B.B. is the first contestant to be featured in the opening credits.
 * B.B. is the first contestant from Kansas.
 * B.B. is the first contestant to be voted out on Day 6.
 * B.B. and Sonja Christopher are the only Survivor contestants to be born in the 1930's.