I Very Much Like Kenya. It's Hard

The Way I See It, More People Are Wired With Broadband From 9 To 5 During The Day Than Watch Tv At Night. So Therefore Isn't The Real Prime Time 9 To 5? Playing Games At Your Desk - That's The New Prime Time, Isn't It?

As The Show's Executive Producer, I Envisioned Something Akin To "gilligan's Island" Meets Lord Of The Flies Meets Ten Little Indians Mets "the Real World." "survivor" Marks A Return To A Core Element Of Adventure: Staying Alive.

In Botswana In The Kalahari Desert There's A Tented Camp Called Jack's Camp, Which Is Like Old Africa Meets Ralph Lauren. The Oriental Rugs, The Old Leather Chairs - You Feel Like You've Just Jumped Out Of A Ralph Lauren Ad.

I've Always Liked Adventure Television. Pre-'survivor,' I Did A Series On Cable Called 'eco-challenge,' An Adventure Race With Experts Mainly, And Here We Have 'expedition Impossible.' I Like The Outdoors And I Like Doing Something Fresh For Television You Haven't Seen Before.

I Found A Nanny/child Care Position In Beverly Hills Taking Care Of A 3-year-old And A 17-year-old. They Had A Large, Wealthy House. I Learned That I Liked The Way Rich People Lived. I Learned That They Were Not Smarter Than Me.