#EntertainmentNews: The new season of 'Survivor' to announced to include 'Boston' Rob and Russell again

‘Boston’ Rob Mariano and Russell Hantz are now on their way to another attempt to get their hands on the $1 million prize. The veteran "Survivor" bad boys will now accompany another 16 totally new contestants for this 22nd edition of the famous CBS reality TV competition, which it publicized just this Thursday.

This competition will be fourth attempt in the competition for Mariano, who has previously been a part of "Marquesas," "All-Stars" and “Heroes vs. Villains.” On the other hand its the third attempt for Hantz, who has previously played in "Samoa" and the "Heroes vs. Villains.” Neither has ever won the $1 million grand prize.

Mariano and Hantz were both, very disreputably, sparred as the members of the villain’s tribe on the previous season of the show, which was the twentieth. At the end Hantz eventually ended up besting Mariano by adopting an alliance, being a very important move, with the veteran player with his surprise dismissal. As a result, CBS has clearly stated this time that Mariano and Hantz both are going to be joining separate tribes this time.

Some other cast members participating in this season of the show are declared to be a former NFL player, an Iraq war veteran and a cheerleader. This upcoming season, which is titled "Survivor: Redemption Island," is programmed to be premiering on 16^th of this Feb.