'Survivor' Tsunami

摘要

It's been four months since Rich returned from Pulau Tiga, the South Pacific island he ruled like a beached Rasputin. Can he live with himself yet? Along with 25 million or so other Americans, Rich has watched every minute of "Survivor"—with his mother at his side. Surely seeing himself whack stalwart Gretchen, belittle easygoing Sean and manipulate shaky Kelly must give him some pause. Yeah, right. As Edith Piaf almost sang, Rich regrets nothing. "I'm not sorry for trying to build an alliance. I'm not sorry for blatantly lying to Jeff at the tribal councils," he says. "I'm happy with the way I played." He's not even sorry for the most naked offense of all: parading around nude for all the country to see. "I'm often nude, and I was in the middle of the South China Sea in 110-degree weather. Why would I have clothes oh?" he says. "The night before Colleen was complaining about my nudity, she and Gervase and Greg were sitting right next to me buck naked around the fire. I don't know if the cameras caught that."