We wish Survivor 50 had included one of fan’s favorite parts of old-school Survivor were the behind-the-scenes looks we got at Ponderosa after players became jury members.
Though Jonathan Young made it farther in Survivor 50 than his first time playing, there was one critical gameplay mistake he made that kept him from winning.
While the ultimate prize for the Sole Survivor has always been $1 million, other players still get paid for appearing on the show. But how much exactly are they taking home?
As we enter the off-season for Survivor, there’s still 25 years worth of content we can binge while we wait for Survivor 51—here’s where you should start!
Over the last 16 years, Survivor has put up items for auction with proceeds going to Stand Up To Cancer and this year they’ve surpassed a record-breaking number for the long-running reality competition show.
Discover what time Survivor is on tonight (in your time zone), check out the latest sneak peek and learn what to expect on Survivor 50’s finale, “Reverse the Curse.”
Going into this week’s Survivor 50 finale, Entertainment Weekly sat down with our current jury members to get a few insights on the game post-elimination.
After Cirie Fields’s elimination last week, our Final Five are seeing their names on the seats at Final Tribal Council. But who’s feeling a little more sure about their place than the others?
The two-time, fan-favorite player sat down with NPR after the launch of his new book and before the Survivor 50 finale to discuss where the show’s been and where it’s going.
Though many fans had their hearts broken after this week’s eliminations, it also feels like Survivor 50 has finally returned to its roots for episode 12, “Inconceivable.”