vashti1999
11-21-2003, 10:20 AM
The Super Bowl of "Survivor" is, appropriately, set to debut after the
Super Bowl. CBS announced Monday (Nov. 17) that "Survivor: All-Stars,"
which will bring back some of the game's most memorable players, will
premiere following Super Bowl XXXVIII on Sunday, Feb. 1. The network is
hoping for the same kind of success in launching "All-Stars" that it had
with "Survivor: The Australian Outback" following the 2001 Super Bowl.
More than 45 million people watched the premiere of "Outback" on Jan.
28, 2001, despite a fairly boring blowout in the Super Bowl that year.
CBS is holding back on announcing the "All-Stars" players, but several
fan sites for the show have reported that past winners Richard Hatch,
Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca will be back, along with other breakout
players like Rudy Bosch and Susan Hawk (the original), Jerri Manthey
("Outback"), Rob Cesternino ("The Amazon") and current favorite Rupert
Boneham. Eighteen players will take part in "All-Stars" -- two more than
the usual 16. The prize money, $1 million, is the same as in previous
editions of the game.
Super Bowl. CBS announced Monday (Nov. 17) that "Survivor: All-Stars,"
which will bring back some of the game's most memorable players, will
premiere following Super Bowl XXXVIII on Sunday, Feb. 1. The network is
hoping for the same kind of success in launching "All-Stars" that it had
with "Survivor: The Australian Outback" following the 2001 Super Bowl.
More than 45 million people watched the premiere of "Outback" on Jan.
28, 2001, despite a fairly boring blowout in the Super Bowl that year.
CBS is holding back on announcing the "All-Stars" players, but several
fan sites for the show have reported that past winners Richard Hatch,
Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca will be back, along with other breakout
players like Rudy Bosch and Susan Hawk (the original), Jerri Manthey
("Outback"), Rob Cesternino ("The Amazon") and current favorite Rupert
Boneham. Eighteen players will take part in "All-Stars" -- two more than
the usual 16. The prize money, $1 million, is the same as in previous
editions of the game.