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  'Survivor' host Jeff Probst marries girlfriend Lisa Ann Russell

  
  Jeff Probst has gotten married.
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  A Look Back: The 2008 Reality TV Year In Review

  
  With 2008 drawing to a close, it's time to take a look back at the year that was.  The following is Reality TV World's 2008 Reality TV Year In Review, a month-by-month review of some of the past year's reality TV headlines, highlights, lowlights, and milestones.
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  Exclusive: Robert 'Bob' Crowley dishes about his 'Survivor: Gabon' win

  
  Robert "Bob" Crowley hardly seemed like the favorite to "outwit, outlast and outplay" his seventeen fellow Survivor: Gabon castaways when the reality competition began. In fact, the 57-year-old physics teacher from South Portland, ME, commanded so little attention during Survivor: Gabon's early rounds that he was known more for his lengthy naps than his gameplay.
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  'Survivor' host Jeff Probst refutes claim that he's gotten engaged

  
  When Jeff Probst learned he had been nominated for an Emmy Award in the Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality-Competition Program category, he was surprised -- but it had nothing to do with the nod from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
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  'Survivor' host Jeff Probst: 'It's hard to be friends' with ex Julie Berry

  
  Jeff Probst said he's having a hard time keeping in touch with former Survivor: Vanuatu castaway Julie Berry now that the two are no longer dating.
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  'Survivor' host Jeff Probst and 'Vanuatu's Julie Berry no longer dating

  
  Jeff Probst and Julie Berry have apparently snuffed the torch on their romantic relationship.
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  Jeff Probst gushes about 'Survivor: Fiji' castaway Yau-Man Chan

  
  Julie Berry may want to watch her back.
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  Jeff Probst and girlfriend Julie Berry enjoy a Maine holiday

  
  The holidays can be hectic, but spending them with a loved one can make it easier to survive - and Jeff Probst and Julie Berry know a thing or two about survival.
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  CBS orders more 'Survivor' but Jeff Probst's status still undetermined

  
  CBS announced Tuesday that it that it has ordered two more editions of Survivor for broadcast during the 2006-2007 television season. The two new editions will represent the thirteenth and fourteen editions of the long-running CBS reality series.
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  Report: 'Survivor' producer Mark Burnett expects Jeff Probst to leave

  
  Just when it appeared that Survivor host Jeff Probst had publicly quelled an Inside TV report that he planned to leave the long-running reality show after his current contract ends, the gossip mill has began churning again, with TV Guide (Inside TV's sister publication) now quoting Survivor producer Mark Burnett as saying he expects next spring's twelfth Survivor edition to be Probst's last.

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