Mizzougrad96 said:I wonder if Kent could try to pretend he wasn't a former major-leaguer. What would be the chances that someone there would recognize him? I don't think Whelchel could get away with that.
A few years ago when Gary Hogeboom was on, I didn't believe it for a second that the one woman (who wound up winning) recognized him.
Armchair_QB said:Any chance they could just leave him there when they're done?
Huggy said:Mizzougrad96 said:I wonder if Kent could try to pretend he wasn't a former major-leaguer. What would be the chances that someone there would recognize him? I don't think Whelchel could get away with that.
A few years ago when Gary Hogeboom was on, I didn't believe it for a second that the one woman (who wound up winning) recognized him.
As I recall somebody asked Hogeboom if he had been a football player and he said that while he went to Central Michigan he didn't play ball there.
DanOregon said:It's the guy who fell in the fire, the guy who was injured during fans v. favorites and the guy who almost died during a challenge because of a low pulse.
Lieslntx said:DanOregon said:It's the guy who fell in the fire, the guy who was injured during fans v. favorites and the guy who almost died during a challenge because of a low pulse.
Whew. No Colton.
And yeah, the guy that fell in the fire. That's the one I wanted to see back.
Brian said:I've never watched a single minute of Survivor, but Dykstra would make me a loyal watcher. It could be court appointed.
Huggy said:Katie is pretty easy on the eyes too. RC, the annoying executive assistant/investment banker, is annoying, but brings some rack to the table.
Zane was highly entertaining, but you just knew his strategy wouldn't work. Always liked Penner and how he would banter with Probst. He could be a factor if they don't gas him early. Some great foreshadowing during the pre-challenge strategy session which they never show unless it is going to come into play somewhere down the line.