Jeff Probst says they are 'still exploring options' for the Survivor finale
Survivor’, the expectation was for an epic finale and reunion that would culminate with host Jeff Probst awarding a $2 million check — double the usual amount — live in front of a raucous studio audience filled with fans and family members. And then the show was hit with its most diabolical twist yet.
CBS announced on April 13 that, due to the coronavirus, all live look-ins and reunion elements of the May 13 finale, with the 20 former winners all connecting from their own homes. "During the finale, Jeff will also virtually connect by video with all 20 players to discuss the highlights of the season," the announcement read.
So what exactly does that mean, and how will the reunion work? While speaking to EW, the host explained that the plan is still a work in progress. “We are still figuring out exactly what we’re going to do,” says Probst. “The rules change every day! At this point I can’t tell you what we’re planning, because we are still exploring options.
Then, for the reunion, either the entire cast can be simultaneously present for one of the most unwieldy online video chats imaginable, or the show could break the contestants up into smaller groups for more manageable discussions over different segments. Either way, the show would almost assuredly pre-tape the entire thing to avoid any live technical glitches or to smooth-out any instances of people talking over each other, a common video chat nuisance that causes audio drops. (
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