<em>Survivor</em> Quarantine Questionnaire: Leann Slaby reveals tons that we didn't see on <em>Vanuatu</em>

So suffice it say, the vast majority of activity that occurs out on the island never even makes it to TV.With that in mind, as part of our Survivor Quarantine Questionnaires, we’ve been asking former players to share something that happened that never made an episode, and many players have delivered some doozies. Prepare yourself for our first Survivor: Vanuatu Quarantine Questionnaire.ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: First off, give the update as to what you’ve been up to since appearing on Survivor.LEANN SLABY: Yikes, that’s a 16-year update!I was going through a divorce when we were in Vanuatu. I had been doing some commercials in Milwaukee and Chicago prior to Survivor and got the acting bug, and since I basically had to quit my life (at the time I had a job, a band, and a modeling career) to go on the show, there seemed to be no better time.In 2008, my new L.A. best friend and I decided to run a marathon in support of the Team in Training/Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Obviously, I was upset that I lost the challenge for my team, but I saw it through and never gave up.I just finished re-watching our season after not having seen our season for maybe 15 years (thank you quarantine, but here&apos;s a question: Where are episodes 1 and 4 on Hulu? I don’t think anyone who hasn’t played the game can imagine what it feels like to be on Survivor. I’m proud of how I overcame the physical and mental challenges that test you when playing this game.What is your biggest regret from your Survivor experience?Ugh. Why couldn’t I just keep my mouth SHUT?!?? That’s my biggest regret by far.Other lesser regrets include not journaling everything immediately after getting voted out, throwing away the clothes I wore after the game because they were disgusting, not letting myself be more prominent because I was worried about it affecting my future acting career (BAHAHAHAH!), being too trusting, not being effective at separating game from relationships, and that point right around my demise…I WAS cocky!What’s something that will blow fans’ minds that happened out there in your season but never made it to TV?I don’t know that any of these would qualify as mind-blowing, but here are a few lesser-known facts:At one point on the Yasur tribe, we saw cows walking down the beach. It’s easy to scream “It’s just a game!” at your TV during a 50-minute wrap-up of three days at a time.Before people started calling it Ponderosa, I called it Loser Lodge. It was incredible to reconnect with my Yasur ladies and we took advantage of every moment.Do you still watch Survivor, and if so, what’s your favorite season you were not on and why?I’ve watched every episode of every season and will watch until there is no more Survivor. Subconsciously I think I try to learn from some of these amazing players, because although I know I would not be called back, part of me envisions it from time to time…being better, being smarter.Who’s one player from another Survivor season you wish you could have played with or against and why?I can think of plenty of people I wouldn’t want to play with! I’d love to see a season of “old-school” Survivor where they aren’t given a boatload of food and shelter supplies at the beginning of the game.