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6 Things Only 'Survivor' Fanatics Will Understand

"Outwit, Outplay, Outlast."

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6 Things Only 'Survivor' Fanatics Will Understand

The CBS tv-series, Survivor, that first aired on May 31, 2000, is more than just a group of individuals who spend 28 days on an isolated location competing for a million dollars. There is obviously a reason Survivor has aired for (almost) 34 seasons, and hopefully, many many more. Here are some things only a survivor fanatic will understand:


1. When it’s finally Survivor Night


2. When your favorite gets voted off


3. When people ask when you’re going on the show

4. When people just don’t understand your obsession

5. When someone claims they are a big survivor fan but they don’t know what happened in season 14 episode 6

6. When Cochran is actually all of us

Just thinking about season 34 is making me giddy. I don’t know about the rest of you, but I can’t wait to see what this season entails.


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