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Host Julie Chen Moonves has taken to testing out Big Brother <\/em>competitions, but might she take it to the next level?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n Survivor<\/em> host Jeff Probst recently competed against players on an actual episode. Would the Chenbot consider doing the same?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n JCM reveals there is a side of herself she doesn’t want viewers to see.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Julie Chen Moonves<\/a> takes her job as Big Brother<\/em><\/a> master of ceremonies very seriously\u2026 except when she doesn’t. The host started having serious fun last season by testing out the Thursday night BB Block Bluster competitions on her Instagram account<\/a> before they were performed live on the air by the contestants.<\/p>\n She was rolling things down planks, she was solving a giant, colored puzzle, she was guiding a ball to land in a jewelry case, she was unraveling herself from a luggage cart. She was doing all sorts<\/em> of absurd games for our social media viewing pleasure \u2014\u00a0while also giving fans a key early look at that night’s competition.<\/p>\n But Survivor<\/em><\/a> host Jeff Probst <\/a>took performing challenges to a whole new level when he competed not in a rehearsal, but on air in an actual episode against actual contestants<\/a> on the recently completed Survivor 50<\/em><\/a>.<\/em> In that instance, Probst told the players to select four representatives, and if they could all outlast him on a grip strength challenge, they would get a big bag of rice. Which they did. Easily.<\/p>\n