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  • 'Blind Date' producer teams with Classmates.com for new show

    July 7, 2002
    Matthew Papish, an executive producer of "Blind Date," has signed a development deal with Classmates Online Inc., which owns the Classmates.com website for people looking to track down old classmates or colleagues. The partners are looking to develop a TV show based on the people who use the site.
  • So you wanna be on a reality tv show?

    June 24, 2002
    Itching to make a fool of yourself? Or simply in need of cash -- something in the range of, oh...a million dollars? Then you sound like a prime candidate for 15 minutes of stardom on reality TV. To help you take the first steps, Enterainment Weekly has compiled a guide to the application process, with advice from EW.com and the producers of 'The Bachelor,' 'Dog Eat Dog,' 'Fear Factor,' 'The Real World,' and 'Survivor ' about the essential do's (cultivate your charisma) and don'ts (come across as a ''media whore''). Read on -- and then get ready for your closeup!
  • MTV Sued Over Reality Show Corpse Gag

    June 12, 2002
    How's this for a funny idea? We take an unsuspecting couple, give them a Vegas vacation -- and film their reaction when they find a mutilated corpse in their room.
  • Another "Survivor UK" slinks away

    May 31, 2002
    "Survivor UK 2" just finished. VERY little US buzz about it. Most interesting notes:
  • 'The Simple Life' star Paris Hitlon sent back to original Los Angeles jail

    June 17, 2000
    'The Simple Life' star Paris Hitlon sent back to original Los Angeles jail
  • NBC orders 'Who Do You Think You Are' celebrity genealogy series

    November 30, -0001
    Celebrities apparently fall out of some pretty interesting family trees.
  • TLC's new 'Hard Shine' reality competition series to premiere July 12

    November 30, -0001
    TLC has announced the premiere of Hard Shine, a new reality competition series that will follow hot rod craftsman Jimmy Shine as he gives five trainees five months to prove they deserve a full-time position building hot rods at his SO-CAL Speed Shop.





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