The script is always the same when Survivor host Jeff Probst is busy snuffing a torch. "The tribe has spoken," he says pre-snuff. After the fire is extinguished, he adds, "It's time for you to go." Occasionally he'll add a hug,

While the faces of the contestants may change, one constant has been Jeff Probst, who has been the face of the groundbreaking reality competition since it premiered in 2000. With 47 seasons (which you can watch with a Parmount+ subscription) under his belt and counting,

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You may have noticed Jeff Probst doing some very odd things on Survivor lately. There was the time a few weeks back when he started reciting Shakespeare during a food auction. Then, the following week,

Before Donald Trump took the Oval Office, he was widely known for his business-leading skills and for being a reality show host. Trump was also someone who made a few movie cameos. Meanwhile, another show host,

Aside from its basic structure, the Survivor game doesn’t have a ton of stringent rules. Players are allowed to negotiate with host Jeff Probst over supplies, cheat off of each other during puzzle competitions and basically govern themselves at their own camps.

Probst explains why he agreed to take the cubes out of the game.