Jeff Probst and Mike White previously on 'Survivor' season 37. CBS via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text CBS will give a sizable portion of its February schedule over to the 50th season of Survivor. The milestone season is a centerpiece of the network's midseason slate, which also includes the Yellowstone spinoff Y: Marshals, FBI offshoot CIA and a pair of unscripted shows in Harlan Coben's Final Twist and America's Culinary Cup. In addition to a three-hour premiere for the all-star Survivor season on Feb. 25, CBS will re-air 10 episodes from the show's past highlighting key moments from the season 50 cast's previous times playing the game. Repeats of Survivor on the network are a rarity, although some prior seasons stream on Paramount+. Related Stories TV TV Ratings: 'Tracker' and 'High Potential' Stay on Top of Network Charts for Fall TV Jared Padalecki-Led Medical Drama at CBS Opens Development Writers Room The reruns will air the weeks of Feb. 9 and Feb. 16, giving a number of other CBS shows a rest opposite the Winter Olympics on NBC. Harlan Coben's Final Twist, a true crime series hosted by the prolific mystery author, is set to premiere Jan. 7 along with game shows Hollywood Squares and The Price Is Right at Night, taking over the Wednesday schedule in between Survivor seasons. The rest of CBS' new midseason entries will premiere in late February and early March, after the Olympics end. CIA, originally slated for fall before being pushed back, will follow FBI on Monday nights starting Feb. 23. The series from Dick Wolf and Wolf Entertainment, which has already gone through a showrunner change and some recasting, stars Tom Ellis and Nick Gehlfuss as agency operatives. Y: Marshals, featuring Luke Grimes reprising his Yellowstone role as Kayce Dutton, will join Tracker and a relocated Watson on Sundays beginning March 1. America's Culinary Cup, hosted by Padma Lakshmi, will premiere March 4 after Survivor. CBS also has the Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 11 and the Grammys on Feb. 1. The network's midseason premiere dates are below. All times are ET/PT. Wednesday, Jan. 78 p.m.: Hollywood Squares9 p.m.: The Price Is Right at Night10 p.m.: Harlan Coben's Final Twist Monday, Feb. 2310 p.m.: CIA Wednesday, Feb. 258 p.m.: Survivor 50 Sunday, March 18 p.m.: Y: Marshals9 p.m.: Tracker (new time)10 p.m.: Watson (new night) Wednesday, March 49:30 p.m.: America's Culinary Cup10:30 p.m.: Hollywood Squares THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up The Lowdown Critics' Conversation: Heavyweights (and Horny Puppets) Pull Fall TV Back From the Brink noads 'Monday Night Football' Livestream: When and Where to Watch Dallas Cowboys vs. Las Vegas Raiders Online for Free Live Feed 'Landman' Co-Creator on More Seasons and His Trust in Taylor Sheridan: "He's One of One" Live Feed 'Saturday Night Live': Melissa McCarthy, Josh O'Connor, Ariana Grande to Host Final 2025 Shows Live Feed 'The Hunting Wives' Starts Filming Season 2, Sets More Returning Cast Critics Choice Awards Critics Choice Awards Adds New Categories as Chelsea Handler Returns to Host The Lowdown Critics' Conversation: Heavyweights (and Horny Puppets) Pull Fall TV Back From the Brink noads 'Monday Night Football' Livestream: When and Where to Watch Dallas Cowboys vs. Las Vegas Raiders Online for Free Live Feed 'Landman' Co-Creator on More Seasons and His Trust in Taylor Sheridan: "He's One of One" Live Feed 'Saturday Night Live': Melissa McCarthy, Josh O'Connor, Ariana Grande to Host Final 2025 Shows Live Feed 'The Hunting Wives' Starts Filming Season 2, Sets More Returning Cast Critics Choice Awards Critics Choice Awards Adds New Categories as Chelsea Handler Returns to Host