In what may be a first in the show's long and storied history, "Survivor" host Jeff Probst became visibly emotional during a challenge in this week's episode. The fifth episode of Season 48 ...

Survivor players having no access to showers results in something funny, according to someone who competed during several ...

But none of what's here is too iffy, and many modern kids will be able to relate to Jonny, who doesn't come from a… Parents need to know that this classic action cartoon -- which originally aired in ...

Tyson Apostol Is A Great Enough Player To Be Inducted Into The Survivor Hall Of Fame . As of 2025, Tyson Apostol continues to do things that arguably qualify him to be inducted in ...

For the first time on Season 48 of "Survivor," players dropped their buffs. In the fourth episode, titled "The House Party's Over," the remaining 15 castaways playing the 26-day game in Fiji for $ ...

Survivor is known for its strategy. Players like Jonny Fairplay and Parvati Shallow are Survivor legends because of their high-risk, high-reward decisions. Shallow voted out strong players early ...

Welcome to ICYMI, where we recap the pop culture and entertainment news you might have missed over the past week. David Genat, better known as 'The Golden God' to Survivor fans, has just won the ...

One of the most emotional moments in Survivor history unfolded during a heartfelt moment between Eva Erickson and Joe Hunter. During the March 26 episode of the beloved reality series, Eva opened ...

“Survivor 48” may have just served up the most emotional episode in the show’s history. Eva Erickson is the first openly autistic contestant to compete on “Survivor,” and she initially ...

Eva and Joe of Survivor 48 talk about what happened on the island during her autism event. The two players reveal what it was like watching it all play back on TV. The pair give un update on their ...

The Survivor 48 player out explains why she told Cedrek about lost vote. Bianca reveals whom she would have voted for if she had her vote. There has been crying. Lots and lots of crying.

There are moments on “Survivor” when the game fades into the background, and life—raw and unfiltered—shows itself in a way no one could script. During a challenge this week, one of our ...