Survivor's Drew Regrets His "delusional" Decision To Throw The Challenge

Water fans who tuned in Wednesday night got a crash course in how not to play the game from Drew Christy, who alienated his tribe members, threw a challenge, and made a misguided attempt to bargain with Jeff Probst over the course of the hour - before finally getting his torch snuffed at the evening's Tribal Council. The irony that Drew got voted out at a Tribal Council that his tribe attended only because he intentionally lost the immunity challenge for them is not lost on the first-time Survivor player. Survivor's John Rocker: I couldn't sit back and get cussed out by a woman Read our full Q&A with Christy to find out who else was in on his plan to throw the challenge, as well as what you didn't see from last night's Tribal Council. Looking back, what would you have done differently? [...] I was also fighting the elements for 10 days and kind of lost my mind a little bit, turned into a looney toon. The way the episode was edited together was definitely not very flattering for you. First off, we were getting portions of rice and I was getting the same size portion as she was. Jeff Probst teases "unorthodox" Season 29 of Survivor [...] really the only other person was Reed, and Reed turned out to be a pretty cool guy later in the game. Tribal Council overall was a bit of a mess, with four people getting votes. There's so much that happens at Tribal Council that kind of changes people's minds around. Fall TV Popularity Contest: Did anyone on your tribe know or suspect that you threw the challenge? Jon and Jeremy were definitely our strongest physical players that could have helped us win that challenge. Drew: I wanted to go talk with Jaclyn and get to know her, because I knew that if Jon, Jaclyn, Alec and I got together at the merge, it would be a pretty strong four together. View original Survivor's Drew Regrets His "Delusional" Decision to Throw the Challenge at TVGuide.com