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After 39 grueling days, one castaway will be crowned the Sole Survivor and awarded $1 million on a special two-hour season finale of SURVIVOR: BLOOD VS. WATER

CBS has ordered two more editions of SURVIVOR to be broadcast during the 2014-2015 season. These will mark the 29th and 30th editions of television's longest running hit reality competition series.

Loved ones face off at Redemption Island for their final shot in the game. Meanwhile, castaways must test their knowledge of Survivor for immunity, and a heated tribal council could force a swing vote to exercise their power,

Castaways try to find balance at a frustrating immunity challenge and a ruthless game of tug of war leads to an incredibly rare tribal council, on SURVIVOR, tonight, Wednesday, Dec. 4 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

The gloves come off on the next SURVIVOR: BLOOD vs. WATER on CBS

OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network announced today that its popular scripted series from Tyler Perry 'The Haves and the Have Nots' and 'Love Thy Neighbor' will return to the network's primetime lineup this January along with two new series, 'The Diamond Collar' and 'Mom's Got Game' and the return of comedienne Wanda Sykes with two new 'Herlarious' comedy specials.

SURVIVOR: BLOOD vs. WATER delivered its largest audience of the season, according to updated Nielsen live plus same day ratings, for Wednesday, Nov. 20.

An emotional loss on Redemption Island produces this season's first jury member.

The season finale of THE AMAZING RACE will be broadcast Sunday, Dec. 8 (8:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT). The final four Teams start in Tokyo where they'll find themselves rolling through a human bowling competition and stripping down for a phone call at the bottom of a giant fish bowl. Ultimately, the final three Teams will sprint to the finish line in Alaska for the one million dollar prize. This season's edition is averaging 9.67 million viewers, 2.4/06 in adults 18-49 and 3.2/07 in adults 25-54.

On tonight's episode of CBS's TWO AND A HALF MEN titled 'Some Kind of Lesbian Zombie,' Walden and Alan find themselves on dates with two ideal women until Lyndsey's jealousy throws a wrench in their evening.

On the next episode of CBS's SURVIVOR: BLOOD VS. WATER, it's double the drama as castaways endure two tribal councils in one episode.

It's do or die in a redemption battle that will leave castaways clinging for their lives.

An ultimatum at Redemption Island puts one castaway on the spot to prove his love. Meanwhile, another castaway's honesty may be her biggest downfall

Castaways find out if water could be thicker than blood as new tribes are drawn. Meanwhile, one castaway falls victim to a strategic blindside and the Coconut Bandit returns, on SURVIVOR: BLOOD vs. WATER

Challenge Producer John Kirhoffer takes us behind-the-scenes for a first look at the challenge, Buoy Oh Buoy, featured on SURVIVOR: Blood vs. Water, Wednesday, October 23 on CBS. Check it out below!

One castaway sacrifices their own life in the game for a loved one. Meanwhile, this season of blindsides continues at a wild, unpredictable tribal council, on SURVIVOR: BLOOD VS. WATER

For the first time ever, a Redemption Island battle pits husband against wife. In another series first, a castaway refuses to accept an immunity clue and a shocking blindside at tribal sends another castaway home, on SURVIVOR: BLOOD VS. WATER.

Teen actress/author Shanaya Fastje has been named official spokesperson for Our Fields of Hope Foundation, an organization that works on behalf of children in the foster care system.

A family rivalry takes center stage, leading to an emotional breakdown. Meanwhile, the tribes watch in disbelief as a castaway quits the game and a shocking blindside plays out at tribal council, on SURVIVOR: BLOOD VS. WATER

A new alliance of seasoned players targets one of their own. Meanwhile, the old Colton rears his head and tries to disturb the peace at camp, on SURVIVOR: BLOOD VS. WATER