'Survivor 46' host Jeff Probst explains having no Tribal Council vote, and says if they could go back in time they would still 'instantly' cast the ousted player on the show.
All the begging, pleading, and praying in the world could not save Bhanu Gopal from elimination after the Yanu tribe lost their fourth straight immunity challenge. Bhanu’s tribe mates made no secret of their intent to vote him out, and because Bhanu had no immunity idol nor any vote to cast there was no way to save himself.podcast. “It's very rare to have a Tribal like this where everyone knows what is going to happen,” says Probst on the podcast.
That approach, the host says, mirrors how producers handled Bhanu’s meltdown throughout the episode “He's mourning his death in the game…. So let us witness this spiritual death through his eyes and through the eyes of his tribe mates and just stay out of the way.”And contrary to what some might think, Probst says the edit is never trying to make something look better or worse than it actually was. “The key driver for us is always the same.
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