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  Exclusive: 'Survivor Cambodia: Second Chance' castaway Vytas Baskauskas talks (Part 1)

  September 24, 2015
  Survivor Cambodia: Second Chance castaway Vytas Baskauskas talks to Reality TV World about his short-lived experience and being the first boot from the season.
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  'Survivor Cambodia: Second Chance's cast of returning castaways announced

  May 21, 2015
  Survivor's next cast has been determined.
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  'Survivor' fans to pick among 32 candidates for Season 31's "Second Chance" 20-person cast

  May 7, 2015
  Survivor's next cast of all returnees will be chosen entirely by its fans.

• Exclusive: Cirie Fields talks about her 'Survivor: Micronesia' experience

  May 12, 2008
  Cirie Fields felt she was a much more active as a Survivor: Micronesia -- Fans vs. Favorites castaway than she was on Survivor: Panama, and she planned to use that as her argument for why she deserved the $1 million during the final Tribal Council.
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  Jeff Probst dishes about 'Survivor: Micronesia -- Fans vs. Favorites'

  January 30, 2008
  Survivor: Micronesia's creative hook was supposed to be its Fans vs. Favorites format -- but with two love affairs, a record number of blind-side vote-offs, multiple hidden Immunity Idols, conned returning castaways, a new biggest all-time Survivor blunder, and some of the most brutal weather ever, the Fans vs. Favorites angle may have to take a backseat to all the other action.

• Report: CBS planning second 'Survivor: All-Stars' for Spring 2008

  May 20, 2007
  Another Survivor: All-Stars is reportedly in the works for the long-running CBS reality competition series' sixteenth installment.
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  Aras Baskauskas beats Danielle DiLorenzo to win 'Survivor: Panama'

  May 15, 2006
  Benefiting from apparent jury dissatisfaction with what Survivor host Jeff Probst kindly termed the "quiet" and "subtle" manner in which his Final 2 opponent had played the game, Aras Baskauskas, a 24-year-old from Santa Monica, CA, defeated Danielle DiLorenzo, a 24-year-old currently residing in Pompano Beach, FL, to emerge as Survivor: Panama -- Exile Island's ultimate survivor and $1,000,000 winner during last night's season finale broadcast.

• 'Survivor: Panama' penultimate episode ends in elimination cliffhanger

  May 12, 2006
  No one was eliminated from the game in Survivor: Panama -- Exile Island's thirteenth episode, with the show's penultimate episode instead ending with Danielle DiLorenzo and Cirie Fields about to face off in a tiebreaking firestarting challenge in which the loser will be eliminated.
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  Shane Powers becomes the twelfth castaway to exit 'Survivor: Panama'

  May 5, 2006
  For the second straight Tribal Council session, the former Casaya tribal members that had controlled who was voted out of Survivor: Panama -- Exile Island since the tribal merge ended up blindsiding one of their own, resulting in Shane Powers, a 35-year-old entertainment company owner from Los Angeles, CA, becoming the twelfth castaway eliminated from the game
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  Courtney Marit the eleventh castaway to exit 'Survivor: Panama'

  April 28, 2006
  After several weeks of predictable "pagonging," the Casaya tribe members that had entered Survivor: Panama -- Exile Island's tribal merge with a dominant 6-4 numerical advantage were finally forced to turn on one of their own in a surprising way, resulting in Courtney Marit, a 31-year-old performance artist from Los Angeles, CA, becoming the eleventh castaway eliminated from the game.

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