I like this show, ive watched them all but I just don't like to see them starve that must be horrible to go through, they should at least get some better food out there.Like especially for breakfast like oatmeal and o.j or something that's full of vitamins.And they need more food rewards to win.

Who cares!

Not really a big deal, but it would be interesting to see.

Funny! :-)

They already did this in the first Survivor. It was an immunity challenge to guess your weight and see how far off you were from your guess. Colleen won with a 1 pound difference. I'm sure they will probably do this again for the second Survivor. So we'll all know soon!

I think you should have a website and post your weight every day so the world can watch you get fat, ha! This is kidn of a cruel idea. Maybe they could do basic stats at beginning and end and show if anyone lost weight. However there would need to be more survival for a significant change.

Sure, why not? I think it'd be alright, but not at all required and I doubt it'd make the show that much more interesting. When I'm on survivor I wont give a damn if they tell the world my weight.

Like, would you want your weight broadcast all over national television? This is not a slimfast commercial.

Who cairs

Cruel thing to do...

Sure it would be fun and interesting, but I don't see it as a major improvement to the show. I do like the idea of a Michael Buffer type character announcing the vital statistics of each player in the immunity challenge..."and now, weighing it at a svelte 225 pounds, the homosexual that you love to hate... Richard!" or something along those lines..

I like this idea, but would go a step further. They could weigh in each week (off camera, we don't need to see it) and show the beginning weight and current weight as a inobtrusive graphic through the course of the show (e.g. the first time Richard is on screen for that week's episode show his name and weights). I think the even bigger issue is that CBS may have found the cure for obesity. Just go to a deserted island for a few months and you'll be sure to lose some weight. Boy, would the rats be running scared if they saw a boat full of fat people rowing up.

Good idea -- I was curious as to how much weight many of the people lost -- might as well treat it like a sports event and show us the "Vital Statistics" of all of the people ... we are watching them walk around half naked anyway so we may as know their weight changes ...