• CBS's 'The Amazing Race 8' "family edition" teams racing around only North America?

  July 13, 2005
  Based on the numerous sightings of Race observers around America, it appears that at least one of the fears that The Amazing Race fans voiced when CBS first announced its plans for a "family edition" that included children has come true -- the eighth edition of worldwide reality adventure competition has been dumbed down (at least geographically.)
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  Uchenna and Joyce Agu win CBS's 'The Amazing Race 7' as "Romber" place second

  May 11, 2005
  After 5 continents, 25 cities, and more than 40,000 miles, The Amazing Race team of Uchenna and Joyce Agu managed to move from worst to first during the competition's final leg and win the seventh edition of the CBS reality series. Despite the fact that their last place finish in the penultimate leg forced them to beg for cash up until the very end, the married couple was able to hold off Rob Mariano and Amber Brkich and Ron Young and Kelly McCorkle to win The Amazing Race 7's million dollar prize.

• 'The Amazing Race 7' couple Ron Young and Kelly McCorkle finish last, but still win

  April 27, 2005
  Sometimes, it isn't the victor who gains the spoils. Despite finishing last on Tuesday evening's CBS broadcast of The Amazing Race 7's ninth leg, Ron Young and Kelly McCorkle gained a prize at the end, sacrificing everything except their passports and the clothes on their back but winning a $20,000 vacation package and comfortable place to relax before beginning the Race's next leg.
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  Boyfriends Alex Ali and Lynn Warren get eliminated from 'The Amazing Race 7'

  April 20, 2005
  CBS's The Amazing Race 7 field narrowed to its Final Four last night, with the boyfriends team of Alex Ali and Lynn Warren getting eliminated in the show's broadcast of the conclusion of its Indian leg. Although they completed the Roadblock ahead of older married couple Meredith and Gretchen Smith, the boys were done in by a crucial navigational error on the way to the Pit Stop, making them the seventh team eliminated from the worldwide race.

• CBS's 'The Amazing Race 7' Indian leg ends with unfinished business

  April 13, 2005
  The Amazing Race viewers have gotten used to a formula during the past seven seasons of the series. The typical episode ends with teams being greeted at the finish line by host Phil Keoghan and a local. At least until last night's CBS broadcast of The Amazing Race 7's eighth episode.

• Has CBS's 'The Amazing Race 7' website revealed the show's final three teams?

  April 7, 2005
  Among people who like to figure out what is going to happen on reality competition shows before they are broadcast (a group typically referred to as "spoilers"), the least-trusted type of information is that which comes from a broadcast network website. However, in CBS's The Amazing Race 7, spoilers have been stunned to learn that information from CBS.com's The Amazing Race 7 website has been useful in predicting of ALL of the first six teams booted -- and may also reveal the identities of the next two teams to be booted as well as those of the final three teams that will compete all the way to the $1,000,000 finish line.
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  "Lifelong friends" Debbie Cloyed and Bianca Smith get eliminated from CBS's 'The Amazing Race 7'

  March 16, 2005
  What started so well for Race team Debbie Cloyed and Bianca Smith came to a sudden and abrupt end during last night's broadcast of CBS's third episode of The Amazing Race 7.
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  'The Amazing Race' host Phil Keoghan to embark on cross-country road trip

  February 28, 2005
  The Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan is about to embark on an amazing journey of his own. Beginning Wednesday, March 2, Keoghan will motor coast-to-coast on a 10-city 12-day cross-country tour intended to promote the new The Amazing Race 7 season and casting for next fall's The Amazing Race 8.
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  CBS reveals the identities of 'The Amazing Race 7' contestants

  February 9, 2005
  Fresh on the heels of last night's The Amazing Race 6 finale, CBS has announced the identities of the eleven couples who will compete on The Amazing Race 7, the next installment of the two-time Emmy Award-winning reality series that premieres Tuesday, March 1 at 9PM ET/PT.

• 'Survivor' leads pack as reality shows rack up record number of Emmy nominations

  July 15, 2004
  Reality TV is finally coming in from the cold at the U.S. Emmy Awards.

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