Andy DehnartSurvivor All-Stars debuts tonight immediately after the Super Bowl.
After seven seasons and 112 cast members, the best–or the bitchiest–of the group reunite Sunday for Survivor All-Stars. Eighteen former cast members show up to battle each other as part of three tribes, starting immediately after the 38th Super Bowl ends (probably around 10 or 10:15 p.m. ET). What we know so far sounds familiar: Richard gets naked immediately, and says that the other players are “not that bright.” And there’s apparently tension between some of the cast members, including Sue and Tina (“I cannot fucking stand Tina,” says Sue). Jeff Probst says “It’s the biggest soap opera we’ve ever had” and hints of “the makings of the first-ever romance,” according to USA TODAY. For his part, Mark Burnett said that the all-stars weren’t treated like royalty: “We kicked their ass.”
Survivor All-Stars debuts tonight immediately after the Super Bowl.
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