When Entertainment Weekly spoke to the contestants in Fiji in the days before filming began, several of them referenced the last Survivor season they had seen before leaving, and that was Survivor 46,

W hen Survivor premiered in the summer of 2000, Jeff Probst had no idea that the show would be chugging along nearly a quarter century later. Now, more than 700 castaways and doze

"Survivor" Season 48 is set to premiere this week, but Wednesdays will be for more than just seeing who gets their torch snuffed this time around. That is because host Jeff Probst just announced that ahead of the CBS competition series' milestone 50th season next year,