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      • 'Survivor 41' will only be 26 days long due to a two-week COVID quarantine for the cast and crew, but host Jeff Probst says the change could be permanent.
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  2. May 16, 2024 · Jeff Probst explains why they are sticking with 26-day Survivor seasons. "If anything, the new era — brace yourself, old time players — is more difficult," says the host. By. Dalton Ross....

    • Dalton Ross
    • 1 min
  3. Sep 15, 2022 · The Sept. 21 premiere of Survivor 41 on CBS is now less than a week away, and once again, the 26-day season is back. But after telling EW about the all the twists that won't be returning,...

    • Dalton Ross
    • 5 min
  4. He is choosing the 26 days because the current teams and himself want it so they can continue to film back to back seasons in ONLY Fiji. The problem is there is no influx of new creatives to make new challenges or influence the editing of the seasons.

  5. Sep 30, 2023 · Survivor has permanently switched to a 26-day game format, deviating from its traditional 39-day format since season 41. The show has undergone a complete overhaul, introducing new twists, advantages, and game mechanics.

  6. Sep 7, 2021 · 'Survivor 41' will only be 26 days long due to a two-week COVID quarantine for the cast and crew, but host Jeff Probst says the change could be permanent.

    • Dalton Ross
    • 10 min
  7. May 15, 2024 · Perhaps the most notable: Its length. Every season since 41 has ran 26 days, removing a third of the time from Survivor's seasonal calendar. The change's origins stemmed specifically from...

  8. Could the actual reality be that by shortening the season to 26 days, Probst ensures that Boston Rob will always retain the record of most days played all-time? A 26-day season would require someone playing almost 6 seasons (of making it to the end) to break the 152 days that Rob played.

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