We've even watched a bug build a nest in a castaway's ear. We've seen a castaway vote out her mom, a castaway pee on another's hand, and dozens be medically evacuated. With 635 episodes having aired, we've seen hundreds of Immunity Challenges, Tribal Councils, and salty goodbye messages. And they've begged fellow castaways for their jackets after booting them. They've stripped naked for peanut butter.
They've pretended their grandmothers were dead to win rewards. We've seen castaways create fake Hidden Immunity Idols, poop in the ocean, and compete for Pringles. Castaways have built huts out of bamboo, run off to strategize at the well, and eaten all manners of disgusting food. For 23 years and 43 (soon to be 44) seasons, Jeff Probst has been out in the jungle (with the snakes and rats) snuffing the torches of retired Navy Seals, barrel racers, and pageant coaches. I plead to the jury tonight to think a little about the 644 Survivor castaways who have competed for the million-dollar prize.
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