'Survivor' Season 29 subtitled 'Blood vs. Water' is set to premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 8 pm ET on CBS. This time around the show takes viewers to Survivor San Juan Del Sur, where nine couples hit the beach for a chance at the one million dollar prize.

Fans of 'Survivor' are definitely excited to be kicking things off once again, following a fantastic season in Cagayan. 'Blood Vs Water' will surely be similar, but without the familiar faces.

CBS has already released the 'Survivor' cast preview, which allowed fans to obtain a sense of who might make it far and who might annoy them every step of the way.

In fact, producers of 'Survivor' tried to play with the idea of reinstating the Redemption Island twist this season. However, fans need not worry, as that is not going to happen and the producers have already decided to bring back Survivor Exile Island for the show's 29th season.

Although this will be the seventh appearance of the Exile Island twist for 'Survivor', the twist is getting its own spin this time. Rather than simply being sent to Exile Island, the couples or paired players will duel in a challenge. The winner will return to the camp, while the loser will leave for isolation until the next challenge.

As in earlier seasons of 'Survivor', there will be a clue to the Hidden Immunity Idol, which will be back at the actual camp site. Unlike on some occasions in the past, this time no idol will be buried on the Exile Island.

The show will comprise two tribes - Coyopa and Hunahpu, denoting "the Mayan God of Thunder" and one of the Mayan "Hero Twins," respectively.

The show can be watched on CBS or online through live stream by clicking here.

Team Coyopa - tribal color orange, comprises the following members:

•  Alec Christy, a student from Winter Park, FL;
•  Baylor Wilson, a student from Nashville, TN;
•  Dale Wentworth, a farmer from Ephrata, WA;
•  Jaclyn Schultz, a media buyer from Las Vegas, NV;
•  John Rocker, a former MLB player from Atlanta, GA;
•  Josh Canfield, a singer/actor/writer from New York city, NY;
•  Nadiya Anderson, a Crossfit coach/project coordinator from Edgewater, NJ;
•  Val Collins, a police officer from Foxboro, MA;
•  Wes Nale, a firefighter from Shreveport, LA.

Team Hunahpu - tribal color blue comprises the following members:

•  Drew Christy, a traveling sales representative from Winter Park, FL;
•  Jeremy Collins, a firefighter from Foxboro, MA;
•  Jon Misch, a financial assistant from Waterford, MI;
•  Julie McGee, a model/owner of spray tan business from Atlanta, GA;
•  Keith Nale, a fire captain from Shreveport, LA;
•  Kelley Wentworth, a marketing manager from Seattle, WA;
•  Missy Payne, an owner of a competitive cheerleading gym from Dallas, TX;
•  Natalie Anderson, a Crossfit coach & physical therapy student from Edgewater, NJ;
•  Reed Kelly, a Broadway performer/model/aerialist from New York City, NY.

The show has been filmed in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, and is being hosted by 52-year-old Jeff Probst.