Jeff Probst explains why they brought Edge of Extinction back on Survivor: Winners at War
fan, you are also most likely less than enthused to learn that the dreaded Edge of Extinction twist that keeps people in the game after they are voted off is also back.
Now, I would argue that the drama of watching an icon or winner that has never been voted out get truly blindsided out of the game — as opposed to the vote being far less impactful because they’re notout — would far surpass anything gained by having them still on the show at the Edge of Extinction, but Probst also explains that the twist is back for another purpose.
Probst says that the assurance he was able to give the winners that they would not return and be out after only three days made an impact: “It did make a difference because one player after another would say, ‘Are you doing something like Edge? Tell me you are.’ And I said, “I can’t tell you what we’re doing. I can only tell you you’ll have a fair shot to win the game.’ And they all read between the lines, which is what I wanted them to do. It’s fair.
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