BINGE’s new survival reality series Apocalypse has just premiered in Australia, but casting is already underway for a yet-to-be-announced second season.
In this new series narrated by Jonathan LaPaglia, 5 Aussies and 9 Brits are given 28 days to survive in an abandoned city without power, water or food.
Even the Golden God himself cannot fill the void left by LaPaglia, and a weak opening week for Redemption suggests fans are making good on their boycott.
Survivor fans are set for a major shake-up as David Genat replaces Jonathan La Paglia as host of Australian Survivor.
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Channel 10’s latest Survivor instalment brings together Australian and international players for a season marking Jonathan LaPaglia’s final appearance as host.
After a decade at the helm, Jonathan La Paglia revealed the network is “going in a different direction,” with reality TV favourite David Genat tipped to take over hosting duties in 2026.
Myles Kuah has outwitted, outplayed and outlasted the competition on Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawns II to be crowned the Sole Survivor and take home $500,000.
On Sunday night, Australian Survivor heads into a high-stakes tribal as the final eight take big risks—will chaos pay off or send a major player packing?
AJ is upping the stakes with a daring move on Australian Survivor that could either cement his power or send him packing—will his tribe fall in line or call his bluff?
Yet to officially be renewed for an eleventh season, a casting call has gone out for new castaways ready to outwit, outplay, and outlast in the next installment of Australian Survivor.
The tribe swap in Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn II promises to ignite new alliances, burn old ones, and bring explosive chaos to the game this Sunday night.