Where to Watch the Season 48 Finale of ‘Survivor’

After 12 weeks of 90 minute episodes (with commercial breaks), season 48 of “Survivor” is almost finished.

18 castaways began their journeys to that coveted million dollar prize. Host Jeff Probst led contestants through an array of challenges meant to challenge their physical and mental abilities as they withered away over the course of 30 days in Fiji.

Contestants had to deal with cavities, admissions of presumed limitations, the lack of big moves against other players, being chased around the island, super fans making their dreams come true, hearts getting broken, revisiting past transgressions and more.  

Now only five remain.

We have extensive coverage of season 48 as well as what viewers can expect. Probst himself says the finale will be “tremendous.” Let’s hope he’s right.

Below, you can find the details of how to catch the supersized finale live.

What Time Will The Finale Begin?

“Survivor” ends its 48th season on Wednesday, May 21 at 8 PM EST. The entire event will last until 11 PM EST making the episode a total of three hours long.

Where Can You Watch The Finale?

The finale will air live on CBS.

Viewers can subscribe to streamer Paramount+ in order to watch live. But you have to have the Paramount+ with Showtime plan. Paramount+ Essential subscribers can stream the episode the next day. Past episodes and seasons can also be found in full on the app. 

Additionally, anyone who subscribes to over-the-top streaming television like Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV should be able to watch live in those apps too. 

Who Are The Remaining Players?

Joe Hunter, Kamilla Karthigesu, Kyle Fraser, Eva Erickson, and Mitch Guerra make up the final five. By the end of the finale, only three of them will be able to plead their case to the jury in order to become the Sole Survivor.

Details about the five remaining “Survivor” 48 contestants can be found in full here.