Survivor

'Survivor' was a smash hit when it launched in the summer of 2000. Richard Hatch, Kelly Wiglesworth, Rudy Boesch and the rest all became household names and the show's first finale drew over 50 million domestic viewers. While 'Survivor' isn't quite the cultural phenomenon it was over a decade ago, the most successful reality show in TV history is still going strong and may well be on TV for anothe

I don’t know about you, but I haven’t been this excited for an episode of Survivor since this season premiere. We have seen two previews since last Wednesday night, both depicting a very similar chain of events. We see the two final tribes battling it out in one of my all time favorite physical challenges from the history books...

I don’t think I have seen two people go from such ultimate lows, to insane highs, so drastically during this great game.

I’ve been saying it for a couple weeks, and tonight, I think it will finally arrive. It’s a time of coming together, a time to remember why you love the game so much. A time to realize that just when you think you have things under control, you don’t at all...

Episode 4 of Survivor: Philippines brought with it the fourth straight immunity challenge loss by our favorite bunch of failures, and lots and lots of full on crazy brought to you by all three tribes. Even though I ‘misfired’ with one of my weekly predictions (Hey Matsing, you once again made yourselves look bad...

Don't be fooled - things are definitely looking a little lopsided, and this photo pretty much says it all. But are they? In the history of Survivor, we have certainly seen our fair share of tribes completely dissolve before our eyes. Of course, the greatest example happened in Palau, as we watched Stephanie sulking in the loneliness of defeat, as she witnessed every single member of Ulong tribe el

So, I was 1 for 2. Not bad, right?

Ever since the last episode of Survivor: Philippines concluded, I've been thinking about the state of our three returning castaways, and here is what is apparent. One thinks he is sitting pretty with an idol. One is, kind of sitting back, trying not to hurt himself again...

With week 2 of Survivor: Philippines now in the books, there is no question we have seen the emergence of two dominate tribes, and one in the process of initiating its self-destruct sequence.

Almost every season of Survivor brings with it that one cast member that just can’t cut it. No, I’m not talking about Zane’s inability to exert himself physically, I’m talking about the mental stability the sole Survivor must have that keeps them from breaking down...