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Jeff Probst accepted a dare from Jimmy Fallon to compete in a Survivor 50<\/em> challenge. It did not work out in his favor.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n We asked the Survivor 50<\/em> players what challenge the host should do next.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n The majority appear to want to watch their master of ceremonies suffer. PAYBACK!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Even with a Blood Moon<\/a>, a $2 million coin flip<\/a>, and a live finale mishap<\/a>, perhaps the most surprising moment of Survivor 50<\/em><\/a> was when host Jeff Probst popped open a box and revealed that he was going to compete against the cast in a challenge, with a bag of rice on the line.<\/p>\n The contest was the classic \u201cGet a Grip,\u201d where players have to hold on to a handle connected to bucket containing 25 percent of pre-game body weight for as long as possible, and if Probst beat the five contestants the cast designated, then the tribe would not receive the rice.<\/p>\n Suffice it to say, things did not go well for the Hostmaster General, who went from a potential challenge beast to challenge least. He struggled from the get-go and did not come close to defeating any of his foes, but it was a fun moment nonetheless for the host, players, and viewers.<\/p>\n Which all begs the question: What challenge should Jeff Probst<\/a> compete in next? We posed that very inquiry to Survivor 50<\/em> cast members<\/a>,<\/em> and here are their suggestions for an encore performance.<\/p>\n