TooFab spoke to Hatch following his elimination on the current Thursday, the place he shared how the E! opponents assortment differed from his days stranded on a deserted island, and revealed the place he went flawed when attempting to play the HOV recreation.

“So I obtained a few possibilities at Survivor. And within the unique season, Actually nobody even knew what these unscripted drama competitions have been. Second season, extra individuals knew however nonetheless weren’t enjoying. That is been 24 years of examples. So coming into Home of Villains, I used to be tremendous ready and I knew everyone can be enjoying the sport,” Hatch surmised.

“Boy, was I flawed,” he continued. “So I used to be– it is my fault, I used to be actually nervous by the dearth of gameplay. This was an enormous ball of loopy. I imply, only a huge ball of emotion and anger and tears. And I’ve by no means seen individuals work together with each other the best way a few of these individuals talked to one another.”

Whereas Hatch, who starred alongside a bevvy of actuality TV villains, along with Larissa Lima, Teresa Giudice, Wes Bergmann, Safaree, Jessie Godderz, Camila Poindexter, Kandy Muse, Victoria Larson and Tiffany “New York” Pollard, talked about he had the method down pat sooner than coming into the house, underestimating the social recreation at play on Home of Villains was what in the long run led to his downfall.

“Even calling it a social recreation is simply too far. So what I noticed is there isn’t– nonetheless, all these years in, relying on who’s chosen as members, is not gameplay. It isn’t a social recreation, even. They could name it that. They could even, whereas they’re enjoying it, assume that. However they are not,” Hatch maintained. “They’re simply wrapped up of their feelings. ‘Who do I like? Who’s my buddy? Who is not?’ All that’s jabberwocky to me. It has nothing to do with the sport. And that was my downfall.”

“They weren’t there to play the best way I believe a winner has to play the sport of Survivor. In order I attempted to speak to Camila what that was, and he or she’s somebody who knew me, who’d watched and understood what the sport was, she nonetheless wasn’t there ready to play that approach, to make the laborious decisions, to belief participant. Let’s hope she regrets it.”

It was the Unhealthy Ladies Membership alum that in the long run was chargeable for Hatch going dwelling, after putting him up for elimination on the prime of Thursday’s episode. And whereas Hatch didn’t agree with Poindexter’s dedication to offer him the axe, he talked about it’s all love off-camera.

“Oh, I really like her. I really like her. There is no such factor as friendship for me within the recreation. I do not care what you say to me. I do not care what you do not say to me,” Hatch outlined. “Irrespective of whether or not you assume we’re bonded for all times or not, we’re not. You are a pawn. You are a plastic little piece, and I’ve to do away with your a–. That is the best way I play a recreation. However when it is over, you are a human being, and we shared an expertise, and let’s be pals.”

He added, “I really like Camila. I do not care what decisions she made within the recreation. However let’s put it bluntly, that was dumb. That was actually, actually silly, and I hope she regrets it. However not simply because she put me up. She did not assume it by way of sufficiently.”

Hatch believes there’ll most likely be some fallout from Poindexter’s switch as a result of the season progresses, and thinks she might even have a aim on her once more on account of this week’s elimination.

“I consider there will probably be penalties on account of her like throwing spaghetti on the wall. She places all these individuals up with whom she had been interacting and speaking. That targets, you realize, that places an enormous goal in your again that does not go away you protected in any approach,” the 63-year-old actuality star outlined. “Not good is the kindest approach I can probably say it.”

A actuality TV veteran, Hatch has prolonged been considered a TV “villain,” following the diabolical method he carried out Survivor, nevertheless he didn’t take note of himself one until he obtained dwelling from worthwhile Season 1 and seen one of the best ways it was acquired.

“I did not understand I used to be a villain after I performed the unique season till I obtained dwelling. I believed I used to be coming dwelling to a most precious participant. I believed individuals can be awed by what I did, however they did not perceive the sport,” Hatch outlined. “And it seems they nonetheless do not. However increasingly more individuals do. And so Home of Villains, fantastic. You understand, I am a villain. Let’s go. I do not care. I will win. That is simply the best way I method issues. So I am not bothered by it.”

“I believe individuals now higher perceive that you just do what it’s essential do throughout the context of the sport. And that is simply what’s proper. It is simply what’s vital,” he added.

Whereas Hatch was hopeful he’d take dwelling the $200,000 prize winnings awaiting the HOV winner — a life-changing lump sum for him after the approved and financial struggles he suffered throughout the wake of his Survivor success, he’s open to additional actuality TV options.

“These are alternatives. For me, life has all the time been about alternative. And I’ve actually been intrigued by making an attempt various things and exploring,” Hatch knowledgeable TooFab. “I’ve had a very, actually attention-grabbing life. It was sidetracked awfully, horribly by what occurred after Survivor. And that is a part of our system being damaged and greater than we are able to get into now. Prejudice, et cetera. However I really like life. I really like me. I really like exploring alternative. And so there isn’t any telling the place you will see me subsequent.”

As for who he thinks will go dwelling with all of it, that’s one factor Hatch is preserving close to the chest.

E!’s Home of Villains airs Thursdays at 10pm ET/PT on E! and stream from the beginning on Peacock.