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Survivor Picked Up by CBS for Two More Seasons

Survivor: Redemption Island, Matt Elrod, Jeff Probst Michael Yarish/ CBS

No torches being snuffed out here.

CBS announced today that they have ordered two more cycles of Survivor, taking the show into its 25th and 26th seasons. CBS also announced a premiere date for season 24, and revealed the future for their host and executive producer Jeff Probst

MORE: Survivor: South Pacific Insider: Surprising Twist Shakes Up Tribal Council...Maybe?

The date to mark on your calendars is Feb. 15, Survivor fans, because that's when the newest season will premiere on CBS. And what of Jeff Probst? No surprise here; he'll be back as well for all three cycles.

"I am thrilled to continue working on the longest-running reality competition show with the world's greatest adventure crew for two more seasons," Probst says in a statement.  "We are so thankful for the supportive fans who remain with us every season, and we promise to deliver another year of quality television."

Jennifer Bresnan, Executive VP of alternative programming, adds: "Survivor is an outstanding franchise. Its format guarantees fresh characters, exotic places and fascinating social dynamics every season."

The current season, Survivor: South Pacific, airs Wednesday nights on CBS.

Happy to get two more cycles of the original competition reality series? Or do you think Survivor is past its prime?

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