By Order of the Faithfuls: Just Don’t Be Boring! w/ Jonathan Penner (Survivor)
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What is Jonathan Penner's background and experience on Survivor?
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How does Jonathan Penner compare the Old Era and New Era of Survivor?
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What strategies does Jonathan suggest for succeeding on Survivor?
Survivor edition interview style today. My name is Wells Adams alongside no one. Dolores is out. She's doing some Real Housewives press. So I am. flying solo, but not for long because we are going to be joined today by Jonathan Penner, a contestant from Survivor Cook Island, Survivor Micronesia, and Survivor Philippines. John is a producer, writer, director, and actor. He was a series regular on Grapevine and The Naked Truth. He also made guest starring appearances in CSI, The Nanny, Seinfeld, and Arrested Development. I love all those shows. He's a survivor fan favorite that is known for his blunt personality and his ability to be a source of conflict among his tribe mates. After three seasons of Survivor, he's a very memorable personality in this game.
Jonathan, welcome to By Order of the Faithfuls.
Hi.
How are you? Good. You're known as a very big personality on survivor, which is why you've been on the show three different seasons. Do you think your personality is one of your biggest strengths or one of your biggest downfalls in the game? My personality as a I mean, I everyone who loses the game loses. I guess you could blame their personality.
Why does Jonathan believe the New Era of Survivor is more challenging?
You know, I mean, apparently I have a big personality, maybe because I'm loud or or I don't know. I mean, we can talk about it if you if you want to. I I'm constantly working on myself as so many adults do. do try to be the best self i can i can be i think that you know my my the fact that i didn't win three times um it must have something to do with my personality because because i couldn't figure i couldn't figure it out how to get to the end Well, you know, you have this acting background, which is interesting. You know, I went and did Traders and my wife's an actress. I'm not an actress. I'm just more of a host. And I've always been like, Sarah, you'd be so good at Traders because you're a fantastic actor.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Jonathan Penner's background and experience on Survivor?
0:00–1:19
2
How does Jonathan Penner compare the Old Era and New Era of Survivor?
1:19–2:22
3
What strategies does Jonathan suggest for succeeding on Survivor?
2:22–3:41
4
Why does Jonathan believe the New Era of Survivor is more challenging?
3:41–4:49
5
What preparation methods did Jonathan use before appearing on Survivor?
4:49–5:41
6
How does Jonathan view his personality's impact on his Survivor gameplay?
5:41–6:43
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What insights does Jonathan share about trust and alliances in Survivor?
6:43–7:54
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What future plans does Jonathan have regarding Survivor and other projects?
7:54–45:29