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Last season of Survivor featured plenty of big twist, and one of them is staying for future seasons.

One of the biggest questions about the game was answered at last night's reunion, and it's leaving fans gobsmacked.

Survivor's Zeke Smith has revealed how he feels about Survivor's handling and airing of his outing.

We've seen blindside after blindside this season, and now Jeff Probst himself has put in his two cents about what it takes to become the Sole Survivor.

During last night's crazy tribal council, Zeke who sat stoic for the majority of the 20 minute scene. Now we know what he was thinking in the already infamous moment.

This season saw one tribe capture a pair of goats, only to apparently let them free due to their moral code. But that might not be the whole story.

CBS dropped a ton of renewals today, with a highlight being Michael Weatherly's freshman hit Bull getting a Season 2 renewal.

If you've ever watched an episode of Survivor, you should realize that the weather is bad, there are bugs, shelter is haphazard at best, and there is often very little food during the days you are asked to compete.

Host Jeff Probst has become synonymous with Survivor in his many, many seasons guiding contestants on the competition. We've gotten a look at the video that helped him land the gig, and, well, it's not at all what you would expect.

How will Survivor continue to be thrilling for these repeat players, as well as the rabid fanbase who has been watching for 15+ years? By changing the rules, of course

The new season of Survivor features some contestants who have been on the series 2 or even 3 times before. So how many times are they allowed to compete and attempt to finally win? Host and producer Jeff Probst has an interesting idea.

A young contestant from the groundbreaking CBS reality show Survivor has unfortunately passed away.

Survivor is a show that changed television forever by popularizing reality television. The first season aired back in 2000, and host Jeff Probst has an idea of how long the show might be around in the future.

After Fight Club, it seemed very likely that Chuck Palahniuk would become the next go-to author for more extreme cinema, but that hasn't happened. Thankfully, another one of his best books is going to TV.

CBS finally revealed its plans for the Fall TV schedule this morning and there are quite a few shockers on there. First and foremost, the network’s last non-renewed TV series, Limitless is not on the schedule. Here's what else CBS is missing and has coming next fall.

Let’s take a look at some of the reality show participants over the years who’ve had to check out of their series because medical issues got in the way.

Russell Crowe took the Saturday Night Live stage last night, and gave us a brand new, mulleted, weirdo character that we hope sticks around for quite some time.

We’re in renewal/cancellation season for TV, so news from networks can be very big. CBS has now announced a whopping eleven series that will be returning for another season of laughter, adventure, and/or tears.

For the past 16 years, few TV shows have lived up to their names quite as literally as CBS’ hit reality competition Survivor, but tonight's episode nearly changed that by taking out several contestants.

Network synergy can sometimes be a bad thing, but it more often than not leads to unique crossovers and moments that couldn’t really happen in any other fashion. Game shows are a great way to mix things up, and CBS will be using The Price is Right to do just that.