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

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LOS ANGELES — CBS is no longer planning to air “Survivor” Season 41 this fall.

Survivor has been delayed again due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

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Peter White Television EditorSurvivor will no longer be part of CBS’ fall schedule as a result of the COVID-19 production shutdown as S.W.A.T moves up from midseason as part of the network’s rejig.Producers had hoped to get Survivor up and running to hit the fall deadline, but will not make it in time.