Survivorhit our screens tonight and we were almost inspired to do a pushup in celebration. Almost.

This year, Australian Survivor: All Stars brought back former contestants from previous seasons, meaning the cast is impeccably cunning, devious and already well-versed with the lay of the land. They know how to chop open a coconut and can make a mean meal out of rice and… well, more rice.

We now know all 24 contestants and we are in for a treat. Crowd favourites Dirty Harry (Harry Hills), Mat Rogers and Lydia Lassila are back, as are former winners, Shane Gould and Jericho Malabonga.

Watch the trailer for Australian Survivor: All Stars 2020. Post continues below.

Former emergency-room physician Jonathan LaPaglia is back as host of the show, bringing his signature wry, deadpan tribal commentary. AlthoughSurvivoricon, Luke Toki isn’t returning to the island, fans will be able to watch him and James Mathison on Channel 10’s onlineAustralian Survivor After Show.

Here’s a look at all the cast members.

GET EXCITED.

Brooke Jowett, 27 – Australian Survivor (2016)

Former model and sales executive, Melbourne-based Brooke Jowett applied for AustralianSurvivorafter going through a self-confessed mid-life crisis. This season will see her united with her formerSurvivorbest friend, Flick, who betrayed her during a Final Five Tribal elimination. We can’t wait.

Nick Iadanza, 31 – Australian Survivor (2016)

Adelaide highschool teacher, Nick Iadanza entered the game as aSurvivorsuper fan and was determined to win. Not only did he watch every episode of USSurvivormultiple times he also had aSurvivor-themed 21st birthday party. Scoring a spot on the first season of AustralianSurvivor, he was quickly ousted as a ‘snake’ and failed to gain the trust of the tribe.

Phoebe Timmins, 30 – Australian Survivor (2016)

A criminal lawyer with experience working in criminal cartel enforcement, Phoebe Timmins knows how to read a person and work under pressure. HerSurvivordebut saw her just miss tribal merge after a failed blindside attempt, hopefully, she’ll have what it takes to execute her moves this season.

Felicity “Flick” Egginton, 27 – Australian Survivor (2016)

Making it to the Top 4 in the 2016 season ofSurvivor, Felicity Egginton is a force to be reckoned with. Her social game meant she managed to vote out all of her original Saanapu tribemates, making her the highest-placing member of her tribe.

Aaron ‘AK’ Knight, 32 – Australian Survivor (2017)

Wedding DJ and die-hardSurvivorfan, Aaron Knight went too hard too fast, and his ambition and determination ruffled a few feathers. Although he managed to stay on until Day 28, a tribe-switch meant he was evicted in a near-unanimous vote.

Lachlan ‘Locky’ Gilbert, 30 – Australian Survivor (2017)

An avid hiker and explorer, there’s no denying that Lachlan Gilbert will dominate in challenges. While this will put a target on his back, Locky’s challenge will be to see if he can form strong enough alliances to keep him in the game.

Only time will tell.