Survivor: Edge of Extinction episode 9 ignored the reward challenge and headed to Tribal Council early, because that’s where the real drama was.
Stranded contestants compete for $1 million on the iconic and groundbreaking CBS reality show.
Lisa Whelchel on how Survivor changed her life, and on her new reality show
“Being able to accept all of myself, and not just part of myself, was a real transformational gift that Survivor gave me.”
Survivor’s ‘blank sheets of paper’ fill them with a blindside
This week on Survivor, Kama faced pressure to fracture, Lauren fainted, and a challenge offered another pathetic excuse for a reward.
Survivor: Edge of Extinction’s merge episode was a hot mess
So many players and twists and changes to the game, so little time to make it make sense.
Two Survivors hosted versions of The Mole 10 years ago
In the aftermath of ABC’s reboot of the Anderson Cooper-hosted competition, two eventual Survivor players each hosted very different versions of The Mole.
What happens to idols and advantages when a Survivor goes to the Edge of Extinction?
If someone is voted out of Survivor with an immunity idol, extra vote, or other advantage, do they get to keep it on the Edge of Extinction?
Survivor: Edge of Extinction’s double episode delivers 20x the entertainment
On a special double episode of Survivor, things finally started happening, including a two-tribe Tribal Council.
Survivor switches tribes, and the ‘voluntary torture’ continues
The tribe swap was an excellent metaphor for this season: nothing happened.
Survivor is ignoring one of its two black cast members, who says it’s ‘disheartening’
Julia Carter has been essentially ignored so far on Survivor: Edge of Extinction, and she called out Jeff Probst and CBS for that.
Survivor threatens betrayals and chicken beheadings, but delivers neither
Jeff Probst said that this “a very complex, layered game only eight days in,” but saying a thing does not make it true.
‘Kumbaya Survivor’ delays major decisions and moves
On the second episode of season 38, someone found an idol, a tribe considered a real blindside but took the easy way out instead, and Jeff Probst had fun with snakes.
How long should Survivor’s episodes be? Jeff Probst wants to know
At least long enough to include the title sequence, please!
An ugly first vote on Survivor: Edge of Extinction’s premiere
The person who was thrown overboard first on Survivor Edge of Extinction was neither the weakest nor the most annoying, so why did they get those labels?
Survivor’s marooning: 34 boats, 714 people, 9 hours, one great 10,000-word story
The opening minutes of Survivor Edge of Extinction took days to plan and involved “34 different boats carrying 714 bodies over a total of 1,500 miles.”
Survivor: Edge of Extinction’s cast, and Probst’s explanation of the twist
Here’s the cast of Survivor Edge of Extinction, and more information on its crazy twist.