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    ‘Survivor’ begins new ‘Open Era’ with Season 51. How to watch

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    A new chapter of “Survivor” begins with Season 51, marking the series’ first “Open Era” in which “every twist, every idol, every advantage in the series’ history may come into play in any order and without warning.”

    Twenty-one new castaways, stranded on the beaches of Fiji, will compete for a $1 million grand prize in the award-winning series, which “continues to prove both the ultimate test of physical and mental will as well as the adventure of a lifetime,” according to a news release.

    Castaways are “tasked with forming a new society, adapting to their surroundings and navigating an unpredictable social game to ensure their torch stays lit,” the news release adds.

    Emmy winner Jeff Probst is set to return as host for Season 51.

    Here’s what to know about “Survivor” Season 51, including its release date and cast.

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    When does ‘Survivor’ Season 51 premiere? Date, time

    “Survivor” Season 51 is scheduled to premiere with a special two-hour episode on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS and will stream live on Paramount+ for Premium plan subscribers. For Paramount+ Essential subscribers, the episode will be available to stream the next day.

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    How to watch ‘Survivor’ Season 51?

    “Survivor” Season 51 will air on CBS at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Wednesdays and be available to stream on Paramount+.

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    Kristin Flickinger, Sharonda Cox, Jenna Doore, Patt Cannaday, Ana Sani, Lewis Kelly, Cristian Chavez, Brady Booker, Alexis Levine, Angelica "Jelly" Loblack and Rob Antonson in Season 51 of "Survivor."
    Kristin Flickinger, Sharonda Cox, Jenna Doore, Patt Cannaday, Ana Sani, Lewis Kelly, Cristian Chavez, Brady Booker, Alexis Levine, Angelica “Jelly” Loblack and Rob Antonson in Season 51 of “Survivor.”

    ‘Survivor’ Season 51 cast

    Twenty-one castaways will “embark on the adventure of a lifetime” on Season 51 of “Survivor,” where they will test their endurance, strategy and willpower in pursuit of the title of Sole Survivor and the $1 million grand prize.

    The new cast features people from all walks of life, including a sociology professor, a farmer and a lingerie business owner. The cast also features talent from Hollywood and the sports world, including former “Grey’s Anatomy” actor Devin Way, Strawberry Shortcake voice actress Ana Sani, former WWE star Brady Booker and Yankees executive Mike Pinsky.

    The full cast for “Survivor,” includes:

    • Aaliyah Puglia, 24: Chef from Gloucester City, N.J.

    • Alexis Levine, 34: Criminal defense attorney from Atlanta, Ga.

    • An “Thien An” Nguyen, 24: Medical student from Fort Worth, Texas

    • Ana Sani, 34: Voice actress from Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

    • Angelica “Jelly” Loblack, 29: Sociology professor from Garland, Texas, and Midwest City, Okla.

    • Brady Booker, 27: Pro wrestler from La Salle, Ill.

    • Carter Krull, 24: Livestock farmer from Rock Rapids, Iowa

    • Cristian Chavez, 26: Head of HR from Salt Lake City, Utah

    • Danny “Kilby” Kilby, 30: Game designer from Mount Forest, Ontario, Canada

    • Devin Way, 33: Actor from Lufkin, Texas

    • Eric Macksoud, 34: Mental health counselor from Lincoln, R.I.

    • Jenna Doore, 30: Wedding photographer from Perrysburg, Ohio

    • Kristin Flickinger, 49: Crisis management from Ketchum, Idaho

    • Lewis Kelly, 28: Farmer from Dublin, Ireland

    • Linnea Capobianco, 25: Entrepreneur from Kearny, N.J.

    • Maggie Nestor, 40: Farmer from Middleway, W.Va.

    • Mike Pinsky, 32: Baseball executive from New York City, N.Y.

    • Ori Jean-Charles, 27: Personal trainer from Spring Valley, N.Y.

    • Patt Cannaday, 33: Federal prosecutor from Tampa, Florida

    • Rob Antonson, 40: Airline gate agent from Johnston, R.I.

    • Sharonda Cox, 34: Resident OBGYN from Pompano Beach, Fla.

    Saman Shafiq is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at sshafiq@usatodayco.com and follow her on X and Instagram @saman_shafiq7.

    This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:‘Survivor’ begins new ‘Open Era’ with Season 51. How to watch

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