Volunteer John Hendricks of Redford hands her a microphone. Prospective survivors line up Sunday at Oakland Mall in Troy for their shot at appearing on another sequel to the hit TV show. The tryouts attracted 810 people. Oakland Mall was one of 16 U.S. locations where prospective survivors could apply.
People also can apply by mail.
But if need be, I'll eat a few worms. But that wasn't necessary at Oakland Mall, where participants only had to sit in front of a white board in front of a camera. You would think people would be jumping around more, trying to get noticed. Fifty Michiganders will be chosen in mid-May for tests. The group will be whittled down to three, who will join 45 other semifinalists in Los Angeles.