‘Survivor 50' Cast Photos: All The Castaways Confirmed For CBS Competition
Survivor 50 is set to welcome back legendary players from the CBS competition, and host Jeff Probst recently revealed most of the cast.
The cast of Survivor's landmark 50th season will feature 24 players competing for the title of Sole Survivor and the $1 million prize.
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Notable players returning for Survivor include The White Lotus creator Mike White, first featured in Season 37: David Vs. Goliath. Other castaways include Season 1's Jenna Lewis-Dougherty, Season 2's Colby Donaldson, and competing for the fifth time, Cirie Fields.
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Following her win on the inaugural season of Peacock's The Traitors, Fields is back for more Survivor after being featured in Seasons 12: Panama-exile Island, 16: Micronesia – Fans Vs. Favorites, 20: Heroes Vs. Villains, 34: Game Changers.
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Survivor 50 is dubbed 'In the Hands of the Fans,' with viewers having an impact on the game like never before. Earlier this year, fans voted on key elements of the game, including 'Idols or No Idols,' 'Final Four Fire Making: Keep It or Lose It' and 'Live Finale and Reunion Show in L.A. – or Keep the Winner Reveal and Aftershow in the Jungles of Fiji.' The players won't know what the fans voted for until the competition starts.
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Only 22 names were revealed for Survivor 50, with the two remaining players coming from Survivor 49, which will air this fall on CBS.
Survivor 50 will premiere in Spring 2026.
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