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The 2018 finale of Survivor airs tonight on CBS, in a three-hour-long episode special, which all begins at 8 p.m. ET/PT and 7 p.m. CT. Survivor: Ghost Island has been full of betrayals, surprises and grudges, just like any other season, and now, the final contestants will compete to make it to the very end of the season. If you do or do not have cable, these are your options for watching CBS online:
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Recently, Probst was chatting with Entertainment Weekly and dished on what makes the competition most worth it to the winner each season (besides the money, of course.” Probst explained that, “We have our own idea of how Survivor should play and what we think is fair and appropriate. And we kind of have a saying, which is: What is the invoice? That’s a question I’m always asking. If you’re gonna find an idol, what’s the invoice? There has to be some peril or some tension or you have to risk something or risk your vote. Whatever it is, you have to pay some price to get in that door. And if you’re really successful, you get away with it. And if you’re not as good, you might get caught. That’s what makes it fun to watch and worthy when you finally achieve it.”
The finale episode has 6 contestants left in the mix and the official CBS synopsis of what to expect tonight reads, “Castaways try to navigate their way to immunity when facing the biggest maze in the history for the game. Also, a fire-making challenge could change one person’s fate in the game, and, after 39 days, one castaway will take home the $1 million dollar prize and title of sole Survivor, on the two-hour season finale, followed by the one-hour live reunion show hosted by Emmy Award winner Jeff Probst.” The remaining contestants for the finale tonight are Domenick Abbate, Wendell Holland Jr., Donathan Hurley, Laurel Johnson, Sebastian Noel and Angela Perkins. According to Gold Derby, Laurel Johnson has the best odds of winning, but fans will just have to wait and see what happens.
