When “Survivor” was nominated for Outstanding Reality Competition last year, it marked the first time in 17 years that the show that helped jumpstart the entire reality genre was recognized in the Emmys’ top category for competition shows. The drought ended at a time when the long-running show had retooled its gameplay to create a shorter, faster experience (26 days instead of 39) with contestants given fewer provisions and a larger, more complicated array of advantages and twists.
The show remains one of the top-rated series on broadcast television, with its eye on a 50th season that could air in the spring of 2026.
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