He got his first gig on VH1's music-themed trivia show Rock & Roll Jeopardy! in 1998 and continued his role until it was canceled in 2001. Jeff collaborated with writer Chris Tebbetts to pen a six ...

Other show spinoffs include "Rock & Roll Jeopardy!" hosted by Jeff Probst; it ran for four seasons on VH1 from 1998-2001.

More than any other host in the business, Jeff Probst is out in the elements on Survivor. The dude has been knocked down by waves, face-planted while calling challenges, and conducted Tribal ...

Why Did Jeff Probst Cry on ‘Survivor’? Jeff got emotional after contestant Eva Erickson was consoled by her former tribemate Joe Hunter. Because Joe had been moved to a different tribe due to ...

It was an honor to witness. I’ll carry it with me forever. This is Season 48 of “Survivor,” and Jeff Probst has hosted the show since its premiere on May 31, 2000.

Survivor fans won’t soon forget the Wednesday, March 26, episode of Survivor 48. Joe Hunter, now a member of the Vula tribe, started the game with Lagi. He was the one person who Eva, 24 ...

A heartwarming moment shared between two contestants in latest episode of “Survivor” transcended the famously fierce competition and brought host Jeff Probst to tears. In Wednesday’s episode ...

A powerful moment between two "Survivor" contestants on rival tribes brought Jeff Probst to tears, which he said has "never happened" in his 25 years of hosting the show. Eva Erickson, 24 ...

Jeff Probst loves being the host of Survivor, but even he has to admit that sometimes the gig stinks. “My burning question is, when players ask for a hug and you're taking the [immunity ...

Before the premiere of Survivor 48, host and executive producer Jeff Probst told Parade there would be never-before-seen-moments, saying, "When things go really well, and the environment and the ...