Survivor - Season 40

Season 40
Survivor: Winners at War
The Emmy Award-winning series returns for its 40th season, themed "Winners at War." This edition features 20 legendary winners of Survivor who will return to compete against each other. The 20th anniversary edition of the groundbreaking series, unites the most memorable, heroic and celebrated champions from the past two decades in the biggest battle in the show's history, as the series' best strategists of all time fight to earn the title of Sole Survivor again. These returning masterminds will compete in epic challenges, face the return of Edge of Extinction, which gives voted-out players a second shot to win, and tackle a brand new layer of the game with the introduction of fire tokens. Fire tokens will serve as currency on the island and add more complexity to the already intense battle. The new twist allows players to use the tokens to buy advantages to help players stay in the game or get themselves back in the game. Additionally, the winner of this historic season will be awarded $2 million, the largest prize in reality show history.
Episodes

Greatest of the Greats
Twenty previous winners of SURVIVOR begin their battle for $2 million, the largest cash prize in reality show history, on the special two-hour 40th season premiere of SURVIVOR: WINNERS AT WAR.

It's Like a Survivor Economy
One castaway is out for blood after realizing their closest ally was sent to the Edge of Extinction. Also, another castaway must dig themselves out after letting information slip.

Out for Blood
New-school players attempt to take control against the old-school players in an effort to change up the game. Also, chaos ensues on Edge of Extinction when an opportunity presents itself.

I Like Revenge
Castaways are on the edge of breaking down when faced with a grueling opportunity at the Edge of Extinction. Also, SURVIVOR veterans begin to target each other.

The Buddy System on Steroids
Tribes drop their buffs and switch things up in the game. Also, tension on one tribe opens up an opportunity for new alliances.

Quick on the Draw
The immunity challenge weighs heavily on castaways when two tribes are sent to tribal council. Also, one castaway on Edge of Extinction is acting sneaky.

We're in the Majors
Some winners sprint their way to an opportunity to gain an edge over the other castaways. Also, one tribe employs a different strategy in a rigorous immunity challenge.

This is Where the Battle Begins
With the old-school players living on Edge of Extinction, it's merge time for the new-school castaways.

War is Not Pretty
Things get tense for the remaining castaways during a chaotic tribal council. Also, a kind gesture could paint a target on someone's back, and one person will be the last one standing in a taxing immunity challenge.

The Full Circle
Winners at War put the game aside for a heartfelt moment with their loved ones. Also, after a wild tribal council, the 12th person is sent to the Edge of Extinction.

This Is Extortion
One castaway plays double agent and goes undercover to infiltrate a group they want to vote out. Also, one player who has been playing it cool finally goes to work to search for an idol.

Friendly Fire
Alliances may crumble after a tribal blindside, and an undercover operation escalates to new heights. Also, there's another brutal challenge on Edge of Extinction.

The Penultimate Step of the War
In a crucial immunity challenge, the remaining seven castaways make their final push towards the $2 million prize.

It All Boils Down to This
Winners battle it out, but only one will be crowned Sole Survivor and take home the $2 million prize. Also, after living on the Edge of Extinction for a long time, castaways dig deep for a shot to get back in the game
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