survivor.news âš About
survivor.news is an unofficial fan guide to Survivor 51: The Open Era on CBS and Paramount+. The site lists all 21 castaways with their ages, hometowns, jobs and tribes, tracks every twist, and keeps a boot list of who went home and how. Fans can vote for a Fan Fave, predict the next boot in the Who's Next poll, and play Survivor Island, a free browser game at survivor.news/play. The guide updates after every Wednesday episode.
survivor.news is for Survivor fans who want the whole season on one page: casual viewers catching up, superfans checking a vote, and anyone who missed an episode.
Episode 2 airs Wednesday, September 30 at 8:00 PM ET on CBS and Paramount+. The Who's Next poll closes at airtime, so get your vote in first.
Bookmark survivor.news. The boot list updates the day after each episode.
Ages, hometowns and jobs come from CBS's cast announcement. Last updated . 1 boot recorded so far.
survivor.news is an unofficial fan guide to Survivor 51: The Open Era on CBS and Paramount+. The site lists all 21 castaways with their ages, hometowns, jobs and tribes, tracks every twist, and keeps a boot list of who went home and how. Fans can vote for a Fan Fave, predict the next boot in the Who's Next poll, and play Survivor Island, a free browser game at survivor.news/play. The guide updates after every Wednesday episode.
No. survivor.news is an unofficial fan page. CBS and Paramount do not run, fund or endorse survivor.news. The official show site is cbs.com/shows/survivor.
21 new players. The Toka tribe (yellow) has 10 and the Savu tribe (purple) has 10. Lewis Kelly started the game on Exile Island. The cast page at survivor.news/cast lists every castaway with age, hometown, job and tribe.
New episodes air Wednesdays at 8 PM ET/PT on CBS and stream on Paramount+. The season premiered Wednesday, September 23, 2026 with a two-hour episode. Later episodes run 90 minutes.
1 castaway has gone home so far. The boot list on survivor.news names every boot in order, with the episode, the vote and the story. Each name sits behind a tap-to-reveal cover, so nobody gets spoiled by accident.
After every Wednesday episode. The boot, the vote and the twists go in once at least two recaps confirm them, usually within a day of the episode airing.
Survivor Island is a free browser game at survivor.news/play. You walk a small island, talk to 7 castaways in your own words, hunt for the idol, and try to survive Tribal Council. An AI plays each castaway, and some of them lie.
The Fan Fave board ranks the castaways by fan taps, and you can vote as many times as you like. The Who's Next poll asks who goes home in the next episode. You get one vote, and the poll closes when the episode airs. After the episode, the poll shows how the fans did.
Yes. survivor.news/cast.json holds the full cast, tribes, statuses, boots and twists as JSON, and survivor.news/llms.txt gives the same facts as plain text for AI assistants. Both allow cross-origin requests. Please credit survivor.news.
Harrison Johnson, a Survivor fan, builds and runs survivor.news. He writes the site with help from Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic. Claude helps write the code and draft the recaps; Harrison checks every boot against episode recaps before the update goes live.
Both data files allow cross-origin requests. Please credit survivor.news when you use them.
Harrison Johnson builds and runs survivor.news. Find more of his work at harrison.build.
Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic, helps write the code and draft the recaps. Harrison checks every boot before an update goes live.
Not affiliated with CBS, Paramount or Survivor. Survivor is a trademark of its owners. survivor.news is a free fan project with no ads.