cbs reality game show survivor to get an animated movie

[harry580]

'Survivor' Animated Movie Set In Animal Kingdom In Works At Paramount

The tribe that is CBS has spoken, and 'Survivor' is getting the animated comedy treatment.

deadline.com

so yeah, this is happening, thoughts?

 

[Daikun]

So, it's just Total Drama.

 

[SweetShop209]

'Survivor' Animated Movie Set In Animal Kingdom In Works At Paramount

The tribe that is CBS has spoken, and 'Survivor' is getting the animated comedy treatment.

deadline.com

so yeah, this is happening, thoughts?

I didn't expect this.

 

[Surreal Kangaroo]

I didn’t have an animated Survivor movie on my bingo card.

 

[Perla Magica]

'Survivor' Animated Movie Set In Animal Kingdom In Works At Paramount

The tribe that is CBS has spoken, and 'Survivor' is getting the animated comedy treatment.

deadline.com

so yeah, this is happening, thoughts?

An animated movie, huh? I thought it's was going to be an animated series but I'm good with that too.

 

[wonderfly]

From the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:

"Paramount Wants To Make An…Animated Survivor Movie?"​

"Here’s a weird bit of news that I’m sure makes sense in a boardroom but really nowhere else: Paramount Animation is now developing an animated feature film version of Survivor. Yes, that reality show where teams of people are sent to a remote location and compete in challenges and are voted off until one is left. It’ll be an animated movie this time, with animals as the competitors.


Jeff Probst, the longtime host of the series, will serve as executive producer. “Setting it in the world of animals gives us a whole new playground,” Probst claims. “It’s still everything we love about Survivor – big personalities, funny characters, surprising alliances, competition, chaos, and of course a lot of heart – but this time, the players aren’t humans. Imagine a big, fun, animated comedy about Survivor, in the animal kingdom.”

You young’uns may not remember, but when the first season of Survivor debuted in the summer of 2000, it instantly became a cultural phenomenon. it was the show of the year…everyone watched it, everyone talked about it, and it officially launched the reality show craze of the early 2000s. Like most things that blow up overnight, though, Survivor eventually faded into the background and is now one of those shows that feels like it’s always been on, and you might as well watch if there’s nothing better."

Read the full article here.