Former Survivor castaways James Clement, Ozzy Lusth and Erik Reichenbach can breathe a sigh of relief --Jeff Probst claims the upcoming Survivor: Tocantins -- The Brazilian Highlands has a record-setting number of blindsides.
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"It is taken to a whole 'nother level," said Probst in Entertainment Weekly's February 13 issue. "We set a new record this season."
Survivor: Tocantins -- which premieres Thursday, February 12 at 8PM ET/PT -- will begin with the 16 castaways being marooned in Tocantins, a state in central Brazil with numerous rivers and an equatorial climate.
"High desert, 120 degrees, snakes, injuries and a stunning river oasis," Probst told EW about Tocantins.
The long-time Survivor host said the likeable cast, large number of blindsides and "beastly" terrain all combined to make Tocantins one of the best seasons yet.
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"Tocantins is so good, it just may crack our top five seasons ever," Probst told EW.
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