以下是Jeff心目中最好的五位选手
http://www.fancast.com/blogs/2010/tv-news/survivor-hall-of-fame-ballot-host-and-executive-producer-jeff-probst/
http://www.fancast.com/blogs/2010/tv-news/survivor-hall-of-fame-ballot-host-and-executive-producer-jeff-probst/
大家讨论的时候可能会提到不同赛季的选手,所以标上全赛季比较好
“Boston” Rob Mariano: If I had to put money down on one player every single time, it would be Boston Rob. The best combination of smart, physical and cunning. Because he makes big moves he won’t win every time, but it’s because of those big moves that he’ll always have a shot.
Parvati Shallow: She comes in with a target on her back every time she plays and yet always manages to create a new strong alliance that she takes deep into the game. Men hate to admit it, but they fall for her flirty ways and never see the knife coming.
Russell Hantz: The jury is still out on whether Russell can ever play again at the same level, but there is no doubt he belongs in the Hall of Fame. He had a major impact on the game and went to the final in back-to-back seasons. One of the most popular “love to hate” players in our history.
Richard Hatch: Today’s Richard Hatch would not stand a chance in today’s “Survivor,” but he was the first winner and that gets him a spot in the Hall of Fame. Richard was the first to form an alliance. He was cocky, he walked around naked, he lied and manipulated everyone on his way to the million dollars. We will never have another Richard Hatch.
Sandra Diaz-Twine: You can’t be the only two-time winner and not be in the Hall of Fame. How she does it, I’m still not sure, but Sandra has never lost this game. That’s a major fact that can’t be disputed. She plays a very subtle game that centers around “as long as it ain’t me.” Easier said than done.
“Boston” Rob Mariano: If I had to put money down on one player every single time, it would be Boston Rob. The best combination of smart, physical and cunning. Because he makes big moves he won’t win every time, but it’s because of those big moves that he’ll always have a shot.
Parvati Shallow: She comes in with a target on her back every time she plays and yet always manages to create a new strong alliance that she takes deep into the game. Men hate to admit it, but they fall for her flirty ways and never see the knife coming.
Russell Hantz: The jury is still out on whether Russell can ever play again at the same level, but there is no doubt he belongs in the Hall of Fame. He had a major impact on the game and went to the final in back-to-back seasons. One of the most popular “love to hate” players in our history.
Richard Hatch: Today’s Richard Hatch would not stand a chance in today’s “Survivor,” but he was the first winner and that gets him a spot in the Hall of Fame. Richard was the first to form an alliance. He was cocky, he walked around naked, he lied and manipulated everyone on his way to the million dollars. We will never have another Richard Hatch.
Sandra Diaz-Twine: You can’t be the only two-time winner and not be in the Hall of Fame. How she does it, I’m still not sure, but Sandra has never lost this game. That’s a major fact that can’t be disputed. She plays a very subtle game that centers around “as long as it ain’t me.” Easier said than done.
