Survivor season finale tonight: How to watch, time, predictions, finalists, winner
Who will win season 48 of "Survivor?"
After a season of strong duos, paranoia that reached incredible heights, powerful emotional bonds, loyalty at new levels and the typical blindsides, that question will be answered tonight in the season finale of the long-running reality TV competition show arrives May 21.
The season began with 18 contestants from all across the country coming to Fiji to have the adventure of a lifetime and play "Survivor," now in its 25th year on TV.
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It's now down to the final five, each of whom will try to continue to outwit, outplay and outlast each other over the final few days of the game. Who will have impressed the jury enough with their games across 26 days and be crowned the Sole Survivor?
As the title of the finale suggests: "Only One of Yous Can Win."
Here's how to watch season 48 of "Survivor," including more on the finalists and predictions.
Is tonight the 'Survivor' finale?
Yes, following a season full of intense challenges and gameplay, a powerful alliance and several dominant duos, the season finale of "Survivor" is May 21.
What time is 'Survivor' on tonight?
The season finale of "Survivor" begins at 7 p.m.
How long is 'Survivor' tonight?
"Survivor" is three hours May 21. The main episode will likely run around two hours followed by the on-location After Show.
'Survivor' finale tonight
"Survivor 48" will air its season finale in the season's 13th episode on May 21.
The winner will be revealed after the Final Tribal Council, fans will get a sneak peek of season 49, which recently concluded filming in Fiji, and potentially some more info on season 50, the much-anticipated landmark season that is being placed in the hands of the fans.
How to watch Survivor live
Survivor airs on CBS.
You can stream the show on Paramount+ (live and on-demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on-demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs).
'Survivor' season 48 finale preview
Survivor finalists
From 18 to five.
After Shauhin Davari was voted out last week, there are just five contestants remaining. Survivor fans in Milwaukee know Davari well after he was a special guest at a Survivor watch party put on by "Survivor" fan favorite and Milwaukee native Andrea Boehlke two weeks ago at the Wicked Hop in The Third Ward.
Eva Erickson, Joe Hunter, Kyle Fraser, Kamilla Karthigesu and Mitch Guerra are the last contestants left.
The season finale will include two immunity challenges, one fire-making challenge to determine the final three and a Final Tribal Council.
The final three will plead their case to the eight-person jury on why they should win the $1 million prize and earn the title of Sole Survivor.
Who wins Survivor 48?
Survivor fans will find out at the end of the Final Tribal Council during the season finale.
Heading into the season finale, it's between Eva Erickson, Joe Hunter, Kyle Fraser, Kamilla Karthigesu and Mitch Guerra.
Just like every season since season 41, the winner will be announced at the Final Tribal Council in Fiji. Season 48 was filmed last summer.
For years, after the jury made their picks, the winner wasn't revealed until during a live reunion show in Los Angeles months later.
Survivor 48 predictions
It's been a season of duos. Two of the strongest are left in the game, along with Guerra, who has been wanting to make a move but has been mostly on the outside of things in the post-merge part of the game.
Hunter, a firefighter from California, has been a force with four immunity wins and, until last week, had a firm grasp of the alliance. He bonded with Erickson in the premiere after she opened up to him about having autism in one of the most noteworthy moments in the game's history. Erickson has collected several advantages in the game and still has her hidden immunity idol. Loyalty has been her theme.
While their alliance is out in the open, Fraser and Karthigesu have been secretly pulling the strings. They formed an instant bond on the same tribe at the beginning of the game and stayed close without their fellow players catching on about the strength of their connection.
Fraser, though, is a potential favorite to win. He was the catalyst in several blindsides, from helping turn the tables on Thomas Krottinger in the pre-merge, to leading the effort to get David Kinne out when the stunt performer began suspecting Fraser's bond with Karthigesu and then coming up with a lie to get Hunter and Erickson to vote out their fellow alliance member, Shauhin, last week.
Karthigesu looked strong early on but Fraser's strategic gameplay, along with his emotional dilemmas, have been much of the focus as the weeks have gone on. The 31-year-old attorney from Brooklyn, New York, who told his fellow Survivors that he was a teacher, will successfully tell his winning story to the jury. All of that puts Fraser in prime position to win the $1 million prize.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Survivor season finale tonight: How to watch, time, predictions, finalists, winner
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