“Expect more of that,” the host says.
“This is what ‘Survivor’ is about.”
That was the question posed to Probst on the latest edition of hisOn Fire With Jeff Probstpodcast.
Kenzie Petty, Q Burdette, and Tiffany Nicole Ervin on ‘Survivor 46’.Robert Voets/CBS
So, Jeff,areyou rethinking the flint penalty?
Absolutely not," the host says on the podcast.
In fact, if anything, he’s doubling down.
Jeff Probst on ‘Survivor 46’.Robert Voets/CBS
Let me get a bullhorn.
The new era is here.
Yeah, expect more of that.
Hunter McKnight on ‘Survivor 46’.Robert Voets/CBS
This is whatSurvivoris about.
If you want a fun experience, go find another show.
Probst who has definitelyupped his sass factorthis season also adds that he loves dishing out the penalties.
The biggest one is you get voted out and your game is over.
Plus, the loss of flint now becomes somebody elses problem.
Now Siga has to go deal with this situation, says Probst.
And their game is going to change as a result.
(He failed, earning scoffs from trueSurvivorsuperfans everywhere.)
It was the bang out of game Probst was initially trying to move away from.
Personally, I’ve avoided doing trivia types of things related toSurvivor, he says.
And the reason is I always felt like it was too exclusionary.
You have to be a massiveSurvivorfan.
And I thought: Yeah, that’s going to leave too many people out.
And I realized this was my own bias.
Not for Hunter, unfortunately.
To hear more from the host and showrunner about the latest episode, check outOn Fire with Jeff Probst.
