Every episode of Survivor will be available to stream for free starting in late January. All 49 seasons of the hallmark reality competition series will be on demand soon on Pluto TV, the free, ad-supported streaming service owned by Paramount. That said, it will only be around for a limited time, so you’ll need to binge-watch every season quickly before it’s taken out of the platform’s library.
All 49 seasons of Survivor will be available for free for a limited time
All seasons of Survivor will be streaming on Pluto TV starting on January 24, 2026, at 2:15 PM PT / 5:15 PM ET, as noted by CNET.
Pluto TV will make every episode of Survivor available on demand, though you can also view the entire series as a marathon on its dedicated Survivor channel.
However, the full catalog of Survivor will only be in Pluto TV’s library for about a month. The streamer will take them down once the much-anticipated premiere of Survivor Season 50 airs on Wednesday, February 25. Pluto TV currently has a few seasons of the series on demand (specifically, seasons 20 and 34 at the time of writing), so it’s expected that the platform will revert back to this (or something similar) after the month is over.
It’s disappointing that the entire series of Survivor won’t be free for a longer time, but it’s not surprising given that Paramount makes every season available through the more expensive Paramount+ subscription.
Season 50 has already come with controversy when it comes to celebrity cameos. While all 24 contestants for the upcoming season are fan-favorites, the season trailer mentions or includes the appearance of celebrities like MrBeast, Zac Brown, and Jimmy Fallon. Former contestant Kelley Wentworth wasn’t fond of the idea, and fans were so disappointed with it that many downvoted the trailer on YouTube.
This forced Jeff Probst to respond to the criticism, with him saying that the network thought that sprinkling a few celebrity fans of Survivor “felt like a fun way to make the game even more unpredictable.”
