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  'Survivor' producer Mark Burnett testifies as Richard Hatch trial begins

  January 12, 2006
  "Survivor" boss Mark Burnett told the Providence, R.I., tax evasion trial of Richard Hatch Thursday the $1 million winner knew he was supposed to pay taxes.
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  'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch's trial to begin jury selection

  January 9, 2006
  The tax evasion and fraud trial of "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch won't begin in Providence, R.I., until the week's end, a court clerk said Monday.
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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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  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.
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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.
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  'Survivor: Pulau Tiga' winner Richard Hatch rejects tax-evasion plea bargain

  March 4, 2005
  Can Richard Hatch outwit, outplay and outlast the combined forces of the United States Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service, as he did to the other contestants on the first Survivor? We may be about to find out.
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  'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch to plead guilty to tax evasion charges

  January 18, 2005
  After gangland kingpin Al "Scarface" Capone was sentenced to federal prison after being foung guilty of income tax evasion in 1931, most Americans realized that "death and taxes" were the two certainties in life.

• Dutch courts rule that 'Big Brother' does not steal from 'Survivor'

  May 4, 2004
  No wonder television schedules are full of copycat shows.

• 'Survivor' juror Colleen Haskell moves into reality-show production

  August 11, 2003
  The Washington Post reports that Survivor: Pulau Tiga contestant Colleen Haskell is pursuing a new career as an entry-level associate producer of ... a reality-TV show. Colleen, who attempted an acting career but gave up after her role as Rob Schneider's love interest in The Animal, has signed on with former Survivor: Pulau Tiga line producer Kevin Greene, who is now the executive producer of E!'s upcoming The Michael Essany Show (Michael Essany is little more than a real-life Wayne from Wayne's World, hosting his own cable-access talk show from his parents' home -- except in Indiana, not neighboring Illinois; the show is an Osbournes-style look at his life and TV show.)

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