The Cast of 'Survivor 41' Will Have Some New Challenges to Face
The cast for Season 41 of the hit CBS display 'Survivor' has in spite of everything been introduced — and the castaways will be facing some new challenges.
A new season of Survivor is bobbing up, and the new cast of competition has already been introduced. It's no wonder that after 40 seasons, the game will be performed somewhat another way this time around, making it more difficult for the competition.
The Season 41 cast will not be able to use the previous seasons as a guide this time, as the changes are sure to fan the flames of some hassle between them. Here's what you want to know about Season 41.
Season 41 will be performed with a "game within the game" layout.
According to longtime host Jeff Probst, this upcoming season will be formatted slightly bit otherwise, following a "game within the game" part that he says is “an interactive revel in for junior, long term Survivor gamers” who will “have to spot and resolve rebus puzzles hidden within each episode," according to Us Weekly.
“There’s a history on Survivor. Every twist we’ve ever done people have hated in the beginning, going to back to Season 3 when we did the first tribe swap. Now if tribes don’t get a switch, they’re upset. It was the same with the idol, it’s the same with everything," he told the outlet of the changes, admitting he expects backlash from viewers. But he has religion they're going to finally end up liking how this season plays out.
“I’m making an attempt to remind gamers to just stay moving and beat the game. It is speedy. You’ve were given to earn the whole thing. And even then, there’s no promises that you just’ll stay it. That’s Survivor presently, so buckle up,” he continued.
According to CBS, this season, “supplies are minimal, reward challenges are scarce, and players in finding themselves faced with benefits that could significantly help their game or, just as simply, extinguish their torch.”
The Season 41 cast contains a variety of characters, including a neurosurgeon, an ex-NFL participant, and more.
Taking on the new twists and turns this season is a cast of 18 freshmen to the game, and they all have a variety of backgrounds that are positive to make this season very attention-grabbing. Here are the cast members for Season 41:
Brad Reese, 50, rancher from Shawnee, Wyo.
Danny McCray, 33, ex-NFL player from Frisco, Texas
David Voce, 35, neurosurgeon from Chicago, Ill.
Deshawn Radden, 26, medical student from Miami, Fla.
Eric Abraham, 51, cyber security analyst from San Antonio, Texas
Erika Casupanan, 32, communications manager from Toronto, Ontario
Evvie Jagoda, 28, PhD student from Arlington, Mass.
Genie Chen, 46, grocery clerk from Portland, Ore.
Heather Aldret, 52, stay-at-home mom from Charleston, S.C.
Jairus Robinson, 20, college scholar from Oklahoma City, Okla.
Liana Wallace, 20, school scholar from Washington, D.C.
Naseer Muttalif, 37, gross sales supervisor from Morgan Hill, Calif.
Ricard Foye, 31, flight attendant from Sedro-Woolley, Wash.
Sara Wilson, 24, healthcare guide from Boston, Mass.
Shantel Smith, 35, pastor from Washington, D.C.
Sydney Segal, 26, regulation scholar from Brooklyn, N.Y.
Tiffany Seely, 47, trainer from Plainview, N.Y.
Xander Hastings, 21, app developer from Chicago, Ill.
Season Forty one premieres on Wednesday, Sept. 22, at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.
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