“It’s not to rub salt in the wounds,” the host says.
“Although I know it sounds like, ‘Oh, come on.'”
Drew Basilewas feeling pretty low.
Jeff Probst on ‘Survivor 45’.CBS
That happens onSurvivor, and it was happening to Drew on this week’s episode ofSurvivor 45.
Thats because the winners would be traveling to the aforementioned sandspit via a helicopter.
It’s a move that multiple players described as “savage.”
To which we say…. Oh, come on.
(And we also say…. Can we have more, c’mon?)
The bigger reason is it reveals story.
How will each group react?
To achieve that comparison, editors cut back and forth between land and air.
You have two threesomes, notes Probst.
You have Julie, who is unconcerned because she is in on the game, she’s not worried.
You have Jake, who’s kind of amused because he’s still a bit on the outside.
And then you have Drew, who is annoyed because That should be me.
And then on the helicopter, you have Austin and Dee drunk with power.
I mean, Austin says something like, Look at Drew just standing there.
And we cut to Drew saying, Damn, life sure is unfair.
“And then there’s Katurah observing it all pure strategy.
Yeah, just keep your head in that Lovers Lane.
That’s exactly where I want you.
So I think that’s the bigger reason, is we learned a lot from that one flyover.
Hey, anything that gets Drew throwing cooking items all over the beach is good by us.
