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CBS Pulls ‘Survivor’ From Fall Schedule As COVID-19 Continues To Delay Production Of Season 41

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For the first time since “Survivor” launched in 2000, the new TV season won’t include castaways attempting to outwit, outplay and outlast each other on a tropical island with $1 million hanging in the balance.

According to a press release from CBS, “Survivor” has been pulled from the network’s fall schedule as production on the show remains stalled due to the pandemic.

Instead, “The Amazing Race” will be airing in the Wednesday night time slot that’s belonged to “Survivor” for a decade. Producers of the show, the release noted, “are continuing to work with officials in Fiji on the appropriate time to start production on its next edition, with health and safety matters the top priority for everyone involved.” RELATED: Jeff Probst Announces

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