Survivor

It is a Greek story, but it's a pretty crazy story.

Nearly four months after the Survivor Grease contestant lost his leg in a boating accident during the show's production, he's now sued the show for $100 million claiming conditions of filming led to his injuries.

Now...

Now, they were filming in the Dominican Republic in May.

Wow.

Yeah.

Other exciting Australian Survivor news.

Yes.

And he said, "I was worried that my last name didn't have enough pizzazz, so I changed it to Mars for pizzazz." Pizzazz needs to be a word that no one uses ever again.

A Survivor contestant had their leg completely severed, and I hope this is not the end of the franchise.

So if you haven't heard about this, this was on the European version of Survivor, so it's not the American one hosted by Jeff Probst, but it's still Survivor nonetheless.

One of their contestants was a 20-year-old man that was actually swimming in the ocean spearfishing, trying to get food to survive on, when the area was failed to be secured properly.

A tourist boat full of about 20 people drove into the area and didn't know that he was there and ran him over.

Essentially, Stavros says that he was only saved because one of those tourists that was on that boat tied a tourniquet on him.

He actually came to America in, in Miami to get the, uh, surgeries and stay at the Miami, Florida, hospital.

And the reason why I say I hope it's not the end for all of Survivor is because you know I'm a huge Surv- you know, Survivor fan.