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When Does Episode 2 of Survivor 50 Come Out?

When Does Episode 2 of Survivor 50 Come Out?

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By: Blake Krass

Survivor 50 got off to a strong start in Episode 1. This is expected to be one of the most exciting seasons in Survivor history, with twists and turns ahead. This is a look at how and when to watch Episode 2 of Survivor 50.

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When does Survivor 50 Episode 2 come out?

Survivor 50, Episode 2, will air live on CBS and be streaming on Paramount+ on Wednesday, March 4, at 8 p.m. ET. The episode, titled “Therapy Carousel,” will have a runtime of 90 minutes, returning to normal after the epic three-hour premiere.

Who is the cast of Survivor 50?

Survivor 50 is full of legendary characters from the show’s past. Here is a look at who remains after Episode 1 of Survivor 50.

Cila Tribe:

  • Rick Devens
  • Cirie Fields
  • Emily Flippen
  • Christian Hubicki
  • Joe Hunter
  • Savannah Louie
  • Ozzy Lusth

Kalo Tribe:

  • Charlie Davis
  • Tiffany Ervin
  • Chrissy Hofbeck
  • Kamilla Karthigesu
  • Dee Valladares
  • Benjamin “Coach” Wade
  • Mike White
  • Jonathan Young

Vatu Tribe:

  • Aubry Bracco
  • Q Burdette
  • Colby Donaldson
  • Angelina Keeley
  • Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick
  • Genevieve Mushaluk
  • Rizo Velovic

What to expect in Survivor 50 Episode 2

There were plenty of twists and turns in the season premiere of Survivor 50. You can find a full recap of the episode here. In Episode 2, it will be more of a standard episode of the show after a crazy three-hour premiere. The injury to Kyle Fraser that caused him to leave the show without a tribal council also majorly impacted the first episode. In this second episode, there will be at least one, potentially two more eliminations.

Survivor 50 FAQ

When does Survivor 50 Episode 2 come out?

The second episode of Survivor 50 comes out on Wednesday, March 4th, at 8 p.m. ET. Episodes will air weekly on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET for the remainder of the season.

Where can I watch Survivor 50?

Survivor 50 will air live on CBS, as it always has. The episodes will also stream live simultaneously on Paramount+. The following day, the episodes will also be available to stream on Paramount+.

Who is on Survivor 50?

The Survivor 50 cast features all returning players from the show’s past seasons. It is the first time that former players will return to the beach since Season 40. Some of the show’s biggest stars, such as Colby Donaldson, Cirie Fields, Mike White and Benjamin “Coach” Wade will be on this season. Notably, some fan favorites like Tony Vlachos, Parvati Shallow and “Boston” Rob Mariano did not return for this epic season.

Who was voted off in Episode 1 of Survivor 50?

The first person voted off of Survivor 50 was Jenna Lewis-Dougherty. Lewis-Dougherty was the lone cast member from the first season of Survivor on this season. The second person to leave the show was Kyle Fraser. Fraser was not actually voted off, but instead had to leave the show due to an Achilles tear suffered during one of the challenges.

Blake Krass has contributed to DraftKings since 2024, and is a content creator with a specialty in sports betting. Blake primarily focuses on college football and NFL coverage but will also be covering college basketball, the NBA, MLB and more. Prior to arriving at DK, Blake was a sports betting writer for The Action Network.
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