How to Watch 4-Hour ‘Survivor’ 47 Finale Live on TV & Streaming
Survivor is increasing the runtime of its already supersized 90-minute episodes for the Season 47 finale, and it will take two episodes over two weeks to air the finale in full. This means that Survivor Season 47 will get an extra installment for a total of 14 episodes as opposed to the standard 13 in the new era.
Survivor finales are already three hours long, but this season it will be four hours in total, Entertainment Weekly reports. The finale will consist of two, two-hour episodes airing in December on CBS. The second part will include the finale aftershow, which like the rest of the new-era seasons was filmed immediately after the final votes were read and the winner was crowned.
If you’ve cut the cable cord, there are still ways to watch these episodes live through streaming platforms. Here’s a breakdown of when and how to watch.
When is the Survivor Season 47 finale?
Part 1 of the Survivor Season 47 finale will air on Thursday, December 11 from 8-10 p.m. ET on CBS. Part 2 will air on Thursday, December 18 from 8-10 p.m. ET as well.
When are new episodes of Survivor?
Some CBS shows, like Matlock, are on break the week of Thanksgiving, but Survivor is not. There will be no interruptions in weekly releases between now and the finale episodes. Here’s the schedule for the remaining episodes of Season 47:
Wednesday, November 27, 8-10 p.m. ET: Season 47 Episode 11
Wednesday, December 4, 8-10 p.m. ET: Season 47 Episode 12
Wednesday, December 11, 8-10 p.m. ET: Season 47 Episode 13 (Finale Part 1)
Wednesday, December 18, 8-10 p.m. ET: Season 47 Episode 13 (Finale Part 2 + Aftershow)
Can you watch the Survivor finale live on Paramount+?
As always, Survivor can be watched live on CBS. New episodes can also be watched live on the Paramount+ streaming service, but only if you are subscribed to the premium tier called Paramount+ With Showtime. Through that $12.99/month subscription, viewers can watch live broadcast programming 24/7 through your local CBS affiliate. Paramount+ offers a seven-day free trial. New episodes of Survivor are available to Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after they air. Paramount+ Essential costs $7.99/month.
You can also tune into CBS live through live TV streaming services that carry CBS, like YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream. YouTube TV’s base plan costs $72.99/month and offers a five-day free trial. The base plan comes with 130+ channels of live TV, plus unlimited DVR. DirecTV Stream also offers a five-day free trial. It costs $79.99/month and comes with over 100 live TV channels. YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream can both be accessed via computer. Both services can be used through a web browser or desktop app.
Lastly, CBS programming can be watched live through the CBS website, but it requires a login through a cable, satellite, or live TV streaming provider.
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Whom ever wrote this really needs to look at a calendar Dec 11th and Dec 18th are both on a Wednesday not Thursday lol
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Wish they did finale like the old days in studio after they’ve returned and audience.
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Yeah, too many changes in the New Era. But I still watch every season.
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I hope survivor never stops, it's not only the 1st reality show, but without a doubt the best ever. An Jeff Probst is best host ever. Wouldn't be Survivor without Jeff. I've been watching since it same on air In 1999. I know we got another hour sn thsts great but ill miss reunion show. ! Maybe next season. Love, love the show. Look forward to each season. Hope as long as it stays true to. Survivor as it is, an Jeff is running the show, ill be a true an loyal fan! Keep up the entertainment an i hope it stays on TV airing as it always has for those if us that started out at the beginning with Jeff, so we can always get it on TV like always. We're ur true Survivor fans. Love the new twist an ,hey bring back Boston Rob for certain projects , thst would be a sweet surprise. Don't remove Survivor or Jeff, he is Survivor! A big fan of show Keep Going!
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Yep. Been watching from the beginning as well and often go back and binge on past older seasons.
I do not care for the New Era as much. I like the old rules, idols, and merging feast. The beware advantages and new twists would be okay every once in awhile. Shot in the dark is lame.
This season 47 has had the best blindsides I've seen in New Era. But all of the talking and explaining to audiences about every single thought from the players, and also, Jeff describing every detail lately in the competition is very distracting, repetitive, and annoying.
I love Jeff and would not want any other host. They just turned up the amount of confessionals and game explanations. I sometimes mute or want to shut it off.
Fans like us know how the survivor game is played and do not need a constant play by play or for it to be dumbed down by these kids. We get it! I personally would like to see more of camp life like it used to be and some mystery outside of tribal.
Anyway, when Jeff retires, I hope Survivor retires altogether. He can't live forever lol and I'll only watch while he is host. Plus it's a perfect way to end it. If it goes on without him I don't think many would watch and it won't be as good. Let the show die with dignity and good memories.
It's been a great run and I'm very ready to get back to the (not so old) old school survivor! While I'm alive as well lol.
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There are 2 or 3 other places after that error, that it says Wednesday. If you are a Survivor fan, you know which day of the week It has always been on. Goodness !
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A journalist’s job is to convey accurate information. I am a Survivor fan (who streams it after the fact), therefore, I don’t know what day of the week it airs on! And I was confused by the misinformation in this article-which article I stumbled upon when trying to figure out why my Survivor Season 47 episode 14 is not available on Paramount + today, Wednesday, December 18, at 9:30pm.
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