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'Survivor: Second Chance' News, Update: Jeff Probst Shares Details About the Upcoming Fan-Voted Season

Ardent followers of CBS' hit reality TV game show "Survivor" can now take part in the selection of the castaways for the show's upcoming season subtitled "Second Chance."

In an announcement made by the network this week, Season 31 will give fans the full control on who they want to see to compete in the long-running globetrotting competition game.

By visiting the official update website, they can have their pick of the 32 non-winning former contestants who participated from Season 1 up to the current instalment.

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Show host Jeff Probst recently sat down with Entertainment Weekly to share some details on the possible contenders as well as how the voting works.

The names revealed are:

  • Kelly Wiglesworth from Season 1: Borneo
  • Jeff Varner and Kimmi Kappenberg from Season 2: The Australian Outback
  • Teresa Cooper from Season 3: Africa
  • Andrew Savage from Season 7: Pearl Islands
  • Shane Powers, Terry Deitz from Season 12: Panama
  • Peih-Gee Law from Season 15: China
  • Stephen Fischback from Season 18: Tocantins
  • Monica Padilla from Season 19: Samoa
  • Natalie Tenerelli, Stephani Valencia from Season 22: Redemption Island
  • Jim Rice, Mikayla Wingle from Season 23: South Pacific
  • Troyzan Robertson, Sabrina Thompson from Season 24 One World
  • Abi-Maria Gomes from Season 25: Philippines
  • Vytas Baskauskas, Brad Culpepper, Ciera Eastin from Season 27: Blood vs. Water
  • Woo Hwang, Spencer Bledsoe, Tasha Fox, Kass McQuillen from Season 28: Cagayan
  • Jeremy Collins, Keith Nale, Kelley Wentworth from Season 29: San Juan del Sur
  • Joe Anglim, Shirin Oskooi, Max Dawson, Carolyn Rivera, Mike Holloway from the current season, Worlds Apart

Probst went on to explain the mechanics of the vote casting.

"Here's how this is going to work—you vote up until the first hour of the finale when we're live [May 20]. We're in Los Angeles, we kick off the show, we start running that last episode. And for an hour, the polls are still open," he said.

"Then they close. Then we finish this season, we have a reunion show, and in the audience will be the 32 people with their suitcases ready to go," he added.

The 20 final competitors (consist of 10 men and 10 women) will then be announced during the live reunion show.

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