Survivor Fans Podcast

The fans were not impressed by the forced game of chance on the Journey combined with the possibility for the castaways to lose their vote. Losing your vote on these tiny tribes does not make for "great TV moments". Our focus now shifts to the impending tribal shuffle. We are excited to see how it affects the castaways and who will be able to adapt and rise to the occasion. We want

We were excited to see another "historic Tribal Council moment", but also a little disappointed with the result. What do you think about using games of chance when their vote is at risk? Was it mandatory to play? How did your assessment of the castaways change once you saw them in action? Who do you think is playing the best, and who is still in jeopardy of being voted out before t

The fans have spoken. The second episode was a distinct improvement over the premiere. The moment before the Immunity challenge really resonated, and we got another active example of the power of representation from a fan in the feedback this week. While it appears that we have another tribal imbalance similar to seasons 45 and 46, we are all anxious for the next episode on Wednesd

Now that was much better! We enjoyed the 90 minute episode this week significantly more than the premiere. The Tribe Time was excellent with valuable insights into how the social elements of the game are progressing. We got an exciting challenge that highlighted some surprise super stars, and some excellent strategic gameplay to boot. Now, what's your humble trait? How did your ass

The consensus in the feedback says it was a good start, not great but good. Fans enjoyed the Sweat and Savvy challenge. Lots of folks said they really appreciated the Eva and Joe moment too. Representation like that has the power to change lives. We are all excited and looking forward to the next episode on Wednesday! We want to thank and acknowledge everyone who contributed to ano

Wait a second. What happened to that call for "medical" we saw in the preview? How does that get completely dropped? We got some classic, new era Survivor with the Premiere, but no real standouts have emerged so far. We remain hopeful and look forward to what the season brings next. What did you think of the tribe balance, the first challenges, and the results from the first Tribal

Welcome back for Part 2 of our JABBIC, Judge A Book By Its Cover, preview for season 48. We're four days away from the premiere on Wednesday, February 26th, and fifteen super fans like you recorded their take on the new cast including their choice of favorites, who's most likely to get voted out first, make the merge, have a shot at the final tribal council as well as who has what

Welcome to Part 1 of our JABBIC, Judge A Book By Its Cover, preseason show for season 48. Once again, we have all new players, so we have limited information to go on when theorizing how we think they will perform. We have shared our early thoughts on each of the castaways including how well we think they will do in the overall game to kick off another season of watching Survivor t

The fans have spoken! Season 47 was a hit, and this was one of the most satisfying conclusions to a season we have experienced in a long time. The winner delivered a tour-de-force performance that will be studied and used as a blueprint for future castaways. We were thankful to experience it all with you, and look forward to joining you again in February for Season 48. We want to t

We thoroughly enjoyed the Finale. It kept us engaged all the way through. We got a great challenge with some fun, new variations. Tribal council was solid and, the After Show was once again, the After Show. We've enjoyed sharing the season with you and look forward to hearing your thoughts about it as well. What did you think of the Finale challenge? Who's gameplay impressed you th