He said you're good.' And I thought that was really nice.
And that afternoon, he came back and was like, 'I talked to him. Just so they're not sitting there.' Because it's horrible sitting there weeks on end. Just go to Jeff and tell him to have somebody call home and let them know it's not happening. I went to the producer, and I was like, 'Dude, do me a solid. I knew my parents and Amber's parents were watching them. "Once I ended up on the Edge of Extinction," he recalls, "I thought the kids wouldn't be coming out for the family visit. If I'm gonna talk to talk, I gotta walk the walk.'" Of course, the idea didn't come without a list of demands from Rob, including unlimited rice and building supplies, fruits and vegetables every day, and access to any rewards the castaways received during the season. You don't have to be starving and living out there.' And in my infinite wisdom, I was like, 'No dude. We can drop you off when you need to be there. "Before we left, Jeff was like, 'Listen, you guys don't have to be out there every day. "Sandra is going to die when she hears this," he says. Rob admits he's the one behind that happening. During the airing of the season, fans were surprised to see the veterans apparently roughing it on the island, living there together for 36 days.
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They were briefed on the idea: Become Survivor mentors on the "Island of the Idols" in season 39, teaching the new batch of contestants how to succeed in the game.
Why did Boston Rob and Sandra live on the Island of the Idols?įrom there, Boston Rob was flown out to California to get 3D scans of his face, along with fellow mentor Sandra Diaz-Twine.
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