Secret Ending Skeet: Production could do all of this for Jeff and Jeff might decide to still stay onboard for season 61+. I don't know Jeff, but Survivor Guy doesn't strike me as someone who knows when to leave a party. (6/5)

My speculation is that Survivor 50 is a prototype for what production wants the final era with Jeff to be. Can we make all-returnee seasons just as fun for production as well as the audience? How does production lessen the abrasion of making and running all-star seasons? (5/5)

Given that Jeff Probst will be 65-70 years old when seasons 51-60 will film and air. If Jeff isn't retiring after 50, this probably will be the last stretch of seasons that Jeff Probst will be able to have a last hurrah as host in the way that he wants to. A celebration era. (4/5)

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This quote from Jeff's interview with Dalton Ross from Entertainment Weekly could provide a clue on what production has in mind for Survivor 51-60. Why stop at Survivor 50 when the celebration could continue all the way into Survivor 60? (3/5)

I divided Survivor seasons into sets of 10 and gave them names. The names don't matter it just means some fans consider each set an era of the show.

1-10: Classic/Golden era
11-20: Silver era
21-30: Dark to Renaissance era
31-40: BIg Moves era
41-50: New era
51-60: ? era

(2/5)