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Total Drama World Tour (originally titled Total Drama: The Musical ) is the third season of Total Drama .

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Overview [ ]

Fifteen previous contestants and three new comers compete in challenges all around the world . However, this season, when Chris rings a bell, the contestants must break into song. If they don't, they are automatically eliminated. By the rules, contestants must sing once in each episode, and Chris may call a "reprise" of the song. Contestants safe from elimination are awarded barf bags full of airline-issued peanuts, continuing the tradition of edible safety items. When a contestant is eliminated , they must take the Drop of Shame voluntarily or someone will have to force them off of the plane .

Summary [ ]

During the events of Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special , all of the contestants from the first two seasons went to great lengths to prevent being labeled as "has-beens," and being replaced by Chris ' new reality concept: Total Drama Dirtbags . Ultimately, after proving themselves through nearly catastrophic means, Chris rescues a g r o u p o f f i f t e e n (as well as two new faces) to join him on a journey around the world in the third season. Traveling around on the Total Drama Jumbo Jet , the cast participates in new challenges in various countries on six continents with all new drama and challenges awaiting them. Split into three separate teams after the first challenge, the teams work to achieve immunity, as well as first-class to their next destination. The losing team is then forced to attend a ceremony, where one member is forced to take the Drop of Shame from the plane to wherever they land. The lucky contestant who outlasts the rest of the contestants wins $1,000,000 .

Elimination [ ]

This is the process in Total Drama World Tour in which a contestant is eliminated; initially, the team that lost the most recent challenge, unless the last challenge happened to be a reward challenge, would vote for a contestant and the one with the most votes against them would be voted off. Since the teams eventually merged, all the contestants began to vote for each other and only the challenge winner received immunity. In the case of a tie bre aker , the two cont est ants would have to face off until one was eliminated. However, in a special case , both contestants were eliminated due to budget cuts.

Characters [ ]

Eighteen contestants, plus the host, Chris , and Chef Hatchet , the camp's cook and the co-host of the show.

• This makes Total Drama World Tour the second of three seasons to have had it's name changed, the first being Camp TV being changed to Total Drama Island , and the third being Total Drama Reloaded being changed to Total Drama: Revenge of the Island .
• Unlike Total Drama Action, none of them debuted later into the competition, although Beth almost did.
• However, Ezekiel , Izzy , Leshawna , Lindsay , Harold , Bridgette , DJ , Gwen , Duncan , and Owen did not.
• Owen and Gwen were the finalists of Total Drama Island, so it was impossible for them to get farther.
• However, Izzy , Courtney , Leshawna , Lindsay , Harold , Duncan , and Owen did not.
• Duncan was a finalist on Total Drama Action, so it was impossible for him to get farther.
• All of the males who competed on Total Drama Island, but not Total Drama Action, were eliminated in the same order as before. Ezekiel was eliminated first , followed by Noah, then Tyler, and finally Cody.
• This is the first, and currently the only, season to have an adult competing in the competition.
• Unlike the previous two seasons, the team names do not have "Screaming" and "Killer" in them.
• This is the first time that the teams have an uneven amount of players at the start of the season. Team Amazon and Team Chris Is Really Really Really Really Hot had five, and Team Victory had six.
• This is also the first season where the winner is not the same in both Canada and the United States.
• Leshawna is the first contestant to use the lavatory confessional, as well as the very first confessional overall, and Heather is the first contestant to use the Jet's cockpit confessional and both confessionals.
• Izzy is the only contestant to never be seen in the confessional this season.
• This is the only season not to feature the main confessional in the end credits.
• However, no one is actually eliminated by this rule, and many people get away with not singing throughout the season.
• This makes Canada the most-visited country throughout the season, tying with the United States.
• In addition, this is the first season in which Izzy does not return after being eliminated.
• Coincidentally, both instances involved Courtney .
• This is the first season to feature "fake eliminations," in which Chris has all members of the losing team vote like they regularly would, then reveal the result, but not actually count that person as eliminated.
• This is the first season to feature an odd amount of contestants competing from the start, as Total Drama Island had twenty two contestants, and Total Drama Action started with fourteen contestants.
• This is the first season in which someone had to leave because of medical problems.
• This is the first season in which neither Owen nor Duncan makes it to the final four.
• This is the first season in which DJ actually appears in the bottom two of an elimination ceremony.
• This is the first season in which a previously eliminated contestant is brought back into the game without being an actual contestant. In this case, Ezekiel was brought back to aid in challenges in I See London... and African Lying Safari .
• In addition, counting Heather's ending , this season featured two same sex double eliminations, being the only season to do so.
• Team Amazon was the only team to never have a single member be regularly voted out.
• This season features the latest merge of a season, with the merge happening in the nineteenth episode .
• Both shows begin with th re e te am s .
• There are eighteen contestants competing in both shows though, Total Drama World Tour started out with seventeen contestants.
• A former win ner is eliminated first, though in Total Drama World Tour, Duncan returns.
• The yellow team is very weak and wins very few challenges.
• The yellow team is nonexistent before the teams merge. In Survivor , they got absorbed, while in World Tour, they were completely taken out.
• The final two is comprised of two members of a relationship .
• This is one of only two seasons to have its main promotional image be a moment from an actual episode , the other being Total Drama Island.
• This is the only season directed by Jennifer Pertsch and Tom McGillis.
• This season marks the second time where the winner didn't get his money, the first one was Total Drama Island.

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Total Drama World Tour

The Total Drama Island Cast reunite for a third time with two new additions for another chance to win and get the big money prize competing all around the world! The Total Drama Island Cast reunite for a third time with two new additions for another chance to win and get the big money prize competing all around the world! The Total Drama Island Cast reunite for a third time with two new additions for another chance to win and get the big money prize competing all around the world!

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