• Former 'Survivor' winner Jenna Morasca quits 'All Stars' to be with dying mother

  February 13, 2004
  Millions of viewers tuned into the third episode of Survivor All-Stars expecting to see more of the bickering and difficult living conditions that have marked the first two episodes of the series -- only to discover that their normal CBS Survivor broadcast had been secretly replaced with FOX's When Animals Attack, a Gilligan's Island edition of TBS' House Rules, and capped off with a heart-tugging Lifetime movie segment.

• 'Survivor: All Stars' Episode 3 'State of the Spoiling'

  February 10, 2004
  Our 'State of the Spoiling' summary for the third episode of Survivor: All Stars is now posted, click here to read it.

• Survivor: All-Stars - Episode 2 summary

  February 8, 2004
  "Who's Leaving? Eh, I Dunno," our episode summary for the second episode of CBS' Survivor: All-Stars, written by Superman, is now available.

• First Thursday 'Survivor: All-Stars' draws highest regular episode ratings in nearly a year

  February 8, 2004
  During the weeks leading up to last week's Survivor: All-Stars premiere, executive producer Mark Burnett touted the series as his "blockbuster" -- and if the early ratings are any indication anything, it appears as though he was right.

• Four years later, 'Survivor' Rudy Boesch falls once again

  February 6, 2004
  In a way, we can't help but suspect that Survivor All-Stars contestant Rudy Boesch must have had a deja vu feeling regarding his Survivor experience.

• 'Survivor: All Stars' Episode 2 'State of the Spoiling'

  February 4, 2004
  Our 'State of the Spoiling' summary for the second episode of Survivor: All Stars is now posted, click here to read it.

• Survivor: All-Stars - Episode 1 summary

  February 3, 2004
  "The Return of the Kings and the Queens... and some female players too," our episode summary for the premiere episode of CBS' Survivor: All-Stars, written by Swami, is now available.

• 'Survivor All-Stars' premiere sets ratings records, averages 33.27 million viewers

  February 2, 2004
  Despite a long-running Super Bowl game that resulted in CBS' post-game broadcast of its Survivor: All-Stars premiere not beginning until nearly 11 PM ET, the program still managed to achieve ratings levels that it had not reached since the finale of 2001's Survivor: The Australian Outback and instantly become the highest ratest entertainment broadcast of the 2003-2004 television season.

• CBS to rebroadcast 'Survivor: All-Stars' premiere on February 3

  February 2, 2004
  If you weren't one of last night's many millions of viewers who watched the post-Super Bowl premiere of Survivor: All-Stars, then another opportunity awaits. CBS has announced that it will rebroadcast the premiere episode of Survivor: All-Stars on Tuesday, February 3 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT).

• Three years later, 'Survivor: All-Stars' Tina Wesson finally gets her torch snuffed

  February 2, 2004
  Wasting no time in putting what was no doubt their long-anticipated "boot the previous winners" strategy into action, during the premiere of CBS' Survivor: All-Stars, the four non-ultimate Survivor members of the losing Saboga tribe voted to boot Tina Wesson, the 42-year-old winner of Survivor: The Australian Outback, from the game.

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