Finally
Survivor Live is on CBS' Innertube (there is a link on this
Survivor page). Here are my notes on
Sekou's visit to talk with
Dalton Ross and
Jenna Morasca. (Note: click on pictures of Sekou for larger photo - they open a new browser window.)
SekouHe said that he was disheartened that he was voted off but he never gave up and thought that he could compete despite his great age (all of 45). He spoke well of the format for this edition of
Survivor and praised the diversity within each tribe as well as between the tribes. He said the game of
Survivor is a level playing field.
Game-wise,
Sekou said that he should have played up the country-city difference to try and win
Stephannie's vote (she's from South Carolina, the other two women are from New York, NY). They showed a clip where
Sekou took a break while the others tried to make fire, he said what wasn't shown was him cutting bamboo for hours before that - that's why he was tired and needed a break.
What's he doing now?
Sekou has a jazz CD dropping soon, more info at his web site
SekouBunch.com . I think he said the title of the CD is
The Next Level.
Dalton He actually was on the scene for awhile when
Survivor Cook Islands was shooting. Here are a few of his observations:
- The Asian-Americans had a well organized camp. [I'm guessing that had a lot to with
Cao Boi.]
- The Asian-Americans were intense, they definitely were not mellow.
-
Becky's nickname was Bossy Becky.
- The Caucasian Americans had the least organized camp. [My guess is because they are young - average age less than 30.]
- Most of the challenges this season blend physical and mental skills.
- No one has ever made fire on
Survivor without using flint.
What did Dalton think when he found out about the tribes being separated by race? He was concerned that the producers would sanitize what happened, but he's glad that they have shown warts and all.
JennaShe was dressed real nice in a black dress. Here are her astute observations:
- She didn't think the racial thing would affect the competitors because they would be too busy playing the game.
- Never throw a challenge.
- She has a crush on
Ozzy.
[You would think that someone who played
Survivor twice and won once would have more insights, but that's all I got. Did I mention that she looked more lady-like this session?]
Jeff Probst (recorded)
Sekou is a cool dude and a good leader. He's a likable guy who wants everyone to get along. He stood up early which either helps or hurts in
Survivor.
One final note, they mentioned that this season's finale will be in
Los Angeles.