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Survivor 50: Epic Party (2026)

24 returning players are abandoned on the islands of Fiji for a monumental 50th season, with the chance to win $1 million. The theme of the season, "In the Hands of the Fans," quickly materializes as decisions from the fan vote swiftly and forcefully impact the game. Castaways reflect on how much they have changed since the last time they played the game. Then, an unforeseen injury during the first immunity challenge causes tribemates to rethink their attack strategy in order to support their team member.
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24 returning players are abandoned on the islands of Fiji for a monumental 50th season, with the chance to win $1 million. The theme of the season, "In the Hands of the Fans," quickly materializes as decisions from the fan vote swiftly and forcefully impact the game. Castaways reflect on how much they have changed since the last time they played the game. Then, an unforeseen injury during the first immunity challenge causes tribemates to rethink their attack strategy in order to support their team member.

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Genre:Adventure
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In Theaters:2/25/2026
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Runtime:128 minutes
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Jeff Probst

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Mike White

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Jenna Lewis-Dougherty

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Colby Donaldson

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Cirie Fields

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Coach Wade

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Ozzy Lusth

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Christian Hubicki

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Rick Devens

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Emily Flippen

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