Warning: this story contains spoilers from Wednesday's Survivor 48 premiere episode. Read at your own risk! Survivor's Jeff ...

The host explains why it did not ultimately make it to air. The two-hour Survivor 48 premiere was filled with drama. Drama ...

W hen Survivor premiered in the summer of 2000, Jeff Probst had no idea that the show would be chugging along nearly a ...

Survivor’ host and executive producer Jeff Probst tells TVLine that Season 48 “comes out hot” with a lot of interesting duos ...

The following contains spoilers from Wednesday’s season premiere of Survivor 48. Two challenge losses isn’t the best way to ...

Will the fans get what they want from Survivor 50? Host Jeff Probst weighs in on the upcoming season. It's time to vote.

Reality TV’s most ubiquitous show returns on Wednesday, February 26, and Jeff Probst tells TV Insider that “blindsides are at ...

Jeff Probst is returning as the face of "Survivor" after 24 years and almost 700 episodes of the groundbreaking television reality competition series, which is preparing to launch its 48th season. "I ...

The only thing Survivor fans like to question more than the moves of the players in the game are the creative decisions of ...

In the Hands of the Fans, you are going to decide certain elements of how the game will be played! But what fans won’t be deciding is its returning cast, and with over 700 players to choose from, host ...

The idea of celebrities competing on Survivor isn’t new, but the reality TV mainstay made it clear that the show isn’t ...

Survivor 50 is in the hands of the fans. Jeff Probst revealed Survivor fans get to vote on most aspects of the new season.