The countdown is on like Donkey Kong for the hotly anticipated, first ever Survivor: All Stars and three more returning champs have just been announced.
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The show’s official Twitter account dropped a brand new teaser that reveals which former survivors will be re-igniting their torches.
Check it out:
How will these All Stars play the game 🐍🎲💪🦸♀️🏆?#SurvivorAU All Stars | Coming this summer to 10. pic.twitter.com/6F1g6GT3xd
— SurvivorAU (@Survivor_AU) December 3, 2019
Joining the 2020 cast is Olympic swimming legend Shane Gould, who won season 3 last year.
At 63-years-old, Gould was the oldest contestant to ever win Australian Survivor so your girl defs deserves a spot on All Stars.
Credit: Channel Ten
She’ll be joined by her former tribe mate and Olympic freestyle skier, Lydia Lassila, who was one of the game’s biggest threats last year.
And the third face announced today was season 4 “villain” ‘Dirty’ Harry, who made the final three this year after his epic take-down of ‘The Godmother’, Janine Allis.
This lot will join previously announced contenders David Genat, Mat Rogers, Mark ‘Tarzan’ Helaar’, Nick Iadanza, Felicity Eggington, Phoebe Timmins, Henry Nicholson and Brooke Jowett.
Introducing the first 8 #SurvivorAU All Stars for 2020 🙌
Brooke (S1), Flick (S1), Nick (S1), Phoebe (S1), Henry (S2), Tarzan (S2), Mat (S3) and David (S4) pic.twitter.com/E1a8aQwqC7
— SurvivorAU (@Survivor_AU) October 9, 2019
Hosted again by Jonathan LaPaglia, the All Stars season teased by Ten at the end of the 2019 Champions vs Contenders season will air in February and will be followed later in the year by a second season of the traditional format.
Survivor: All-Stars is coming to Channel Ten in 2020.
