As twenty castaways row one large boat through the waters surrounding Palau, host Jeff Probst points them towards their new beach and indicates there will be two machetes and a map to water waiting for them. In addition, he indicates there will be two Immunity necklaces for the first man and the first woman to reach shore. With that, Probst departs and the anticipation and panic sets in. Who will stay in the boat? Who will be first to jump? Who will win Immunity? By the end of the first episode, three castaways will leave the island.

As twenty castaways row one large boat through the waters surrounding Palau, host Jeff Probst points them towards their new beach and indicates there will be two machetes and a map to water waiting for them. In addition, he indicates there will be two Immunity necklaces for the first man and the first woman to reach shore. With that, Probst departs and the anticipation and panic sets in. Who will stay in the boat? Who will be first to jump? Who will win Immunity? By the end of the first episode, three castaways will leave the island.

In front of a live studio audience and the entire cast of VANUATU, Jeff Probst announces the Sole Survivor and winner of the $1 million.

In front of a live studio audience and the entire cast of PALAU, Jeff Probst reveals the results of the Jury vote and announces the Sole Survivor and winner of $1 million.

One Castaway threatens to change things up by blindsiding their best friend in the game. Simultaneously, an alliance considers blindsiding one of their own. And, all the castaways are blindsided by a surprise announcement from host Jeff Probst.

Jeff Probst got, what his doctor called, "a squirty bottom" when he first arrived on the "Survivor" island.

Will Keck of USA Today talks with Jeff Probst of Survivor about all the souvenirs from his travels that were auctioned off for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.

As part of our 3,000 shows celebration, Access is taking a look back at the early years, and today we're highlighting "Survivor" host Jeff Probst's Access days. In 1996, Jeff was a little known TV talent and he would do anything for a laugh.

Jeff Probst watches Space Ghost as he kills a bear.

Will Keck of USA Today talks with Jeff Probst of SURVIVOR about all the souvenirs from his travels that were auctioned off for Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.