Why Survivor Fans Think Editing Error Spoiled Season 48 Finale

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Warning: Potential Survivor spoilers ahead.

Survivor fans may have outwit, outlast, and outplayed the show’s editors.

Ahead of the reality competition series’ season 48 finale May 21—which will see Joe HunterEva EricksonKyle FraserKamilla Karthigesu and Mitch Guerra go head-to-head—viewers have started to suspect CBS accidentally gave away the ending.

In a sneak peek shared ahead of the finale, two subtle details seemed to point to a few obvious predictions.

In one clip, Mitch seemed to be walking among a few members of the ousted jury members.

“If you zoom in, it’s very clearly Mitch,” one viewer pointed out on TikTok. “We all expected that, but the fact that they literally spoiled it in a promo is wild.”

And while some fans think this is a clear indicator that Mitch will be eliminated, others suspect that the show’s producers are just trying to throw viewers off.

“A part of me thinks this might still be a fake out,” one user wrote on X. “It’s just rlly funny.”

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Fans pointed out another spoiler with Kamilla, who was seen wearing an immunity necklace, which would mean Kamilla is among the final three contenders to win the million-dollar prize.

“It aligns with my guesses and what I hoped to see, but come on Survivor,” another user wrote on X May 19. “I’m at least happy not to know which challenge Kamilla wins immunity for.”

Host Jeff Probst previously teased there will be some serious competition in the season’s final moments.

“It’s very rare to have a final five where you can make a legitimate case for any of them to win,” Jeff told Entertainment Weekly in an interview published May 20. “That’s what we have with this group. Anyone can win. It will all come down to who sits next to who in the final three. Those final two immunity challenges and control over who makes fire will be key.”

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After all, it was clear from the moment the castaways got off their boats in Fiji that the season would be filled with alliances—including Eva and Joe’s partnership as well as Kyle and Kamilla’s—emotional moments and shocking surprises.

“There was an electricity from the group that was palpable,” Jeff recalled. “Those first moments are always telling because despite spending all year getting to know these players as individuals, we can’t predict anything about the group dynamic that will take place once they are all together.”

For more about the 18 castaways that competed for the million-dollar prize this season, keep reading.

Stephanie Berger

Age: 38

Hometown: New York City, N.Y.

Current Residence: Brooklyn, N.Y.

Occupation: Tech product lead

Star Toomey

Age: 28

Hometown: Monrovia, Liberia

Current Residence: Augusta, Ga.

Occupation: Sales expert

Cedrek McFadden

Age: 46

Hometown: Colombia, S.C.

Current Residence: Greenville, S.C.

Occupation: Surgeon

Chrissy Sarnowsky

Age: 55

Hometown: Chicago

Current Residence: Chicago

Occupation: Fire lieutenant

Kevin Leung

Age: 34

Hometown: Fremont, Calif.

Current Residence: Livermore, Calif.

Occupation: Finance manager

Mary Zheng

Age: 31

Hometown: Montgomery Village, Md.

Current Residence: Philadelphia

Occupation: Substance abuse counselor

Bianca Roses

Age: 33

Hometown: West Orange, N.J.

Current Residence: Arlington, Va.

Occupation: PR consultant

Kyle Fraser

Age: 31

Hometown: Roanoke, Va.

Current Residence: Brooklyn, N.Y.

Occupation: Attorney

Thomas Krottinger

Age: 34

Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas

Current Residence: Los Angeles

Occupation: Music executive

Saiounia “Sai” Hughley

Age: 30

Hometown: Philadelphia

Current Residence: Simi Valley, Calif.

Occupation: Marketing professional

Shauhin Davari

Age: 38

Hometown: East Bay, Calif.

Current Residence: Costa Mesa, Calif.

Occupation: Debate professor

Joe Hunter

Age: 45

Hometown: Vacaville, Calif.

Current Residence: West Sacramento, Calif.

Occupation: Fire captain

David Kinne

Age: 39

Hometown: Long Beach, Calif.

Current Residence: Buena Park, Calif.

Occupation: Stunt performer

Eva Erickson

Age: 24

Hometown: Eagan, Minn.

Current Residence: Providence, R.I.

Occupation: PhD candidate

Justin Pioppi

Age: 29

Hometown: Winthrop, Mass.

Current Residence: Winthrop, Mass.

Occupation: Pizzeria manager

Charity Nelms

Age: 34

Hometown: Monroe, Mich.

Current Residence: St. Petersburg, Fla.

Occupation: Flight attendant

Kamilla Karthigesu

Age: 31

Hometown: Toronto, Canada

Current Residence: Foster City, Calif.

Occupation: Software engineer

Mitch Guerra

Age: 34

Hometown: Waco, Texas

Current Residence: Waco, Texas

Occupation: P.E. coach

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