PORTLAND, Ore (KOIN) — The premiere of the new season of Survivor happens tonight over on our sister station, KOIN 6. And we’ve got a guy from Corvallis to root for! But he’s not the first ...

There’s a reason certain players get the dreaded “purple edit” on Survivor. Named affectionately after Purple Kelly Shinn on Survivor: Nicaragua (who somehow managed to be in the game ...

During the two-hour season premiere of “Survivor 47,” host and producer Jeff Probst witnessed a moment he hadn’t seen in 24 ...

The legendary CBS reality competition Survivor returns for its 47th season this week. A new group of contestants will do their best to "outwit, outlast, and outplay each other in a fierce competition ...

CBS premiered The Survivor 47 a couple of days ago, on September 18, 2024. The first episode of the survival show featured an elimination and another player, Andy Rueda's "meltdown.

That was the most exciting part of Lovett.” Probst teased that Lovett’s knowledge and fandom of Survivor also made his words even more meaningful — especially for the viewers at home.

When podcast host Jon Lovett found himself in trouble in the Survivor 47 premiere, he attempted a risky move to save himself from elimination on night one. Jeff Probst says in the Survivor On Fire ...

The much-awaited premiere episode of The Survivor 47 aired recently, featuring the latest batch of competitors. The debut episode, One Glorious and Perfect Episode, was released on September 18, 2024.

Robert Voets/CBS Jeff Probst on 'Survivor 47' Related: Survivor 47 contestants explain why they will win the game In fact, Probst was so sure Andy was a goner, that he felt sympathy for the seemingly ...

More from TVLine Happy Days Reunion ... a flight attendant and more, with Probst promising “big personalities with very clear agendas of how they want to play.” Meet the Cast of Survivor 47 View List ...

In talking with the players of Survivor 47, I was keen to find out if there were any big takeaways from 45 and 46 that they were incorporating into their own game. As Jeff Probst tells me ...