AussieOriginal wrote:Cyberball2072 wrote:
Mark Burnett should have overridden Probst then. Said "Fairplay is in" and taken the decision (if any) away from Probst.
And how do you know MB disagreed with the decision? It's well known that he abhors quitters, even more than Probst. And why should they make an exception for Fairplay anyway? He quit. Do you think they should ask other quitters back too? Just because you might like them? You're really not very bright, are you?
Probst is NOT Survivor and quite frankly the show can go on without him. And the sooner Probst is out as Host of Survivor, the sooner they can do a season of Celebrities where Probst is a contestant.Probst has always said that while he would love to play the game, he never would because the other players would vote him out first, if for nothing else than he knows better than anyone else how to play the game.
Hey everyone take a look at this exchange from a few pages ago.
Pay particular look at my first statment.Mark Burnett should have overridden Probst then. Said "Fairplay is in" and taken the decision (if any) away from Probst.
Not too outrageous a thing to be said, when you think of it. And for all we know, there is a interview with Probst out there, prior to Micronesia, where he vows that if there is another All-Stars, he would do his best to make sure Fairplay is not a part of it.
Seeing as how Fairplay WAS in Micronesia, it seems that Burnett overrode Probst's objections to it. So it seems my conjecture has some validity to it, but instead of her reading it, she accused me of not being bright.
Seems I am on target somewhere on this.
