The host also reveals his casting notes on the unlikely victim.
So was the host.
He also openly explained that he had considered throwing his best ally under the bus.
Jeff Probst on ‘Survivor 47’.Robert Voets/CBS
And in the end, thats kind of what he did.
And I think that’s what they did.
Unfortunately for Lovett, his story ended after only three days.
‘Survivor 47’ contestant Jon Lovett.Robert Voets/CBS
On the podcast, Probst revealed the notes he took on the player during the casting process.
My first impressions were what you might expect, Probst says.
“I wrote, He’s amazing, very compelling, incredible storyteller.
He will be great.
Yes, he should be on the show.
And then as we continued to talk more in future conversations, I wrote, He does overthink things.
This could cause decision-making issues.
And then after another interview, I wrote, He should and could go very deep.
He’s so smart.
What would stop him?”
What stopped him, Probst argues, was Something unexpected.
It turns out that guy just got voted out ofSurvivor.
