We're now on the 32nd season of Survivor—yes, 32!—which means we've seen some pretty gross things go down on national television. Things get grimy when you're stuck in the jungle/desert/etc. for weeks with no modern luxuries. But trust us—you are
Tulsa native Alecia Holden, front row left, joins fellow Brawn tribe members Scot Pollard, Kyle Jason, Jennifer Lanzetti, Darnell Hamilton and Cydney Gillon during the new season of "Survivor: Kaoh Rong," airing 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday on CBS, channel 6,
In 2012, Layne Leslie Britton sued Conrad Riggs, a former business partner of Survivor creator Mark Burnett. Britton argues he helped to create the innovative and lucrative financial agreement Burnett made with CBS to share advertising risk and revenue
Tulsa native Alecia Holden, front row left, joins fellow Brawn tribe members Scot Pollard, Kyle Jason, Jennifer Lanzetti, Darnell Hamilton and Cydney Gillon during the new season of "Survivor: Kaoh Rong," airing 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday on CBS, channel 6,
We're now on the 32nd season of Survivor—yes, 32!—which means we've seen some pretty gross things go down on national television. Things get grimy when you're stuck in the jungle/desert/etc. for weeks with no modern luxuries. But trust us—you are