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  'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch loses bid for tax evasion trial delay

  December 22, 2005
  "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch has lost his bid for a delay of his Providence, R.I., trial on charges of federal tax evasion.
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  Blake Towsley becomes the fifth castaway to exit 'Survivor: Guatemala'

  October 14, 2005
  Tired of his listening to his outrageous, boastful stories and feeling that he didn't deserve to stay in the game, Survivor: Guatemala's Yaxha tribe voted out Blake Towsley, a 24-year-old commercial real estate broker/model from Dallas, Texas, during last night's broadcast of the CBS reality show.
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  Original 'Survivor' Richard Hatch pleads innocent to tax charges

  September 19, 2005
  "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch Monday pleaded innocent to charges including tax evasion and fraud in a Providence, R.I., federal courtroom.
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  'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch indicted on tax evasion charges

  September 8, 2005
  A federal grand jury Thursday indicted "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch on charges of tax evasion and using charitable donations for personal expenses.

• Reality TV Poll: Omarosa most hated, Clay Aiken best loved

  August 9, 2005
  U.S. reality TV watchers have chosen Omarosa from "The Apprentice" as "most hated reality star of all time."

• Bravo reveals identities of its upcoming 'Battle of the Network Reality Stars' participants

  June 23, 2005
  Bravo has announced the identities of most of the thirty-two former reality television participants -- billed as representing sixteen different reality shows -- who will compete in its upcoming Battle of the Network Reality Stars.

• Outdoor Life Network acquires syndication rights to 'Survivor', repeats to begin July 24

  June 1, 2005
  Outdoor Life Network announced today that it has acquired the exclusive syndication rights to the first ten seasons of CBS's long-running Survivor reality series. Best known as the broadcast home of the Tour de France bicycle race and The Gravity Games, Outdoor Life Network is owned by the Comcast cable corporation and available in more than 63 million American homes.

• Bravo announces plans to air at least six new reality series this summer

  May 1, 2005
  Bravo has announced plans to air its most aggressive slate of original summer programming ever, with new reality series such as Sports Kids Moms & Dads, Hidden Howie: The Private Life of a Public Nuisance, Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List, Situation: Comedy, Being Bobby Brown and Battle of the Network Reality Stars all scheduled to join new seasons of Queer Eye For The Straight Guy and Blow Out as part of its summer programming lineup.
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  Original 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch blames CBS for his tax problems

  March 18, 2005
  When you're facing jail, blame everybody else.

• Richard Hatch withdraws plea deal

  March 4, 2005
  Richard Hatch, of Providence, R.I., who won $1 million on the first reality series "Survivor" on CBS has withdrawn his plea agreement for tax evasion.

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