List of Survivor (American TV series) episodes (seasons 1–20)
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Survivor is an American reality television show, a derivative of the Swedish program, Expedition Robinson. It is broadcast on CBS and hosted by Jeff Probst.
The first season, Survivor: Borneo, premiered on May 31, 2000 as part of the summer 2000 primetime scheduling cycle, and it has been aired semiannually since 2001. As of May 20, 2026, 728 episodes of Survivor have aired, including six specials, currently in its fiftieth season. On January 22, 2026, ahead of the season 50 premiere, the show was renewed for a 51st season.
Series overview
Episodes
Borneo (Season 1, 2000)
The Australian Outback (Season 2, 2001)
Africa (Season 3, 2001–02)
Marquesas (Season 4, 2002)
Thailand (Season 5, 2002)
The Amazon (Season 6, 2003)
Pearl Islands (Season 7, 2003)
All-Stars (Season 8, 2004)
Vanuatu (Season 9, 2004)
Palau (Season 10, 2005)
Guatemala (Season 11, 2005)
Panama (Season 12, 2006)
Cook Islands (Season 13, 2006)
Fiji (Season 14, 2007)
China (Season 15, 2007)
Micronesia (Season 16, 2008)
Gabon (Season 17, 2008)
Tocantins (Season 18, 2009)
Samoa (Season 19, 2009)
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