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While most reality TV starts to repeat itself, CBS's "The Amazing Race" and Bravo's "Top Chef" both age gracefully.
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    A guide to classic American shows born overseas.
  • Finale wrap-up: "Survivor: Micronesia"

    "Survivor's" best season ever ends like a John Hughes movie, with selfish popular girls, angry outbursts and a great big love confession!
  • I Like to Watch

    Resilient reality ancestors "Survivor" and "Big Brother" adapt to new survival strategies, while a tragedy kills "Paradise Hotel 2."
  • TV Daily

    Salon's guide to what to watch on Thursday: "Survivor: China" promises new challenges inspired by "the most mysterious place on Earth."
  • Finale wrap-up: "Survivor"

    "Survivor: Fiji" ends in broken promises -- so why is everyone smiling and holding hands?
  • I Like to Watch

    "Top Design" bids a mediocre farewell, while "Friday Night Lights" haunts us with dreams of a second season. Plus: "Survivor's" Yau-Man reinvents the reality hero!
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    "The Amazing Race" ceases to amaze, HBO's "Tsunami" sinks like a stone, and the dream of a race-themed "Survivor" dries up like a raisin in the sun.
  • Race to the bottom

    Will "Survivor: Cook Islands" reinforce racial stereotypes? The first episode provides a few clues -- and elicits even more criticism.
  • The Fix

    Madonna seeks to clean up nuclear waste with "magic Kabbalah fluid." K-Fed "a joke"? Plus: Luke Wilson on butts!
  • I Like to Watch

    The good hippies of "The Amazing Race" save hippiedom from the bad hippie of "Survivor." Plus: Is "Grey's Anatomy" just elaborate, expensive pornography for women?
  • I Like to Watch

    Open wide! It's time for a reality TV checkup, from the controlling, antisocial yuppies of "The Apprentice" to the tedious hippies of "Survivor."
  • I Like to Watch

    Hey, ladies! Learn about potential suitors by studying these profiles of male archetypes Flavor Flav, Jeff Probst, Vic Mackey and Jack Bauer!
  • The best and worst in television

    Use the holidays to give your TiVo new marching orders! Here's an overview of what to watch, and what to banish from your TV forever.
  • I Like to Watch

    Looking to "Survivor's" Cindy and North Korea's Kim Jong-il for lessons on how to lose big, lose early and lose often.
  • Probst, master of the segue

    Hen and bunny reenact a scene from "Survivor"
  • Casting couch

    We sit in as reality TV pros pick the contestants on Fox's "The Rebel Billionaire," making sure they're angry, ill-informed, hyperbolic and have beautiful skin.
  • I Like to Watch

    A so-called traitor serves his time. A homewrecker and a balding psychiatrist wave bye-bye. Plus: Is "Survivor's" Rupert America's sweetheart?
  • The Year of the Liar

    From weapons of mass destruction to Jayson Blair, we trusted them -- and they punk'd us. Why do we keep coming back for more?
  • "Survivor": The wrath of Rob

    In its sixth season, "Survivor" travels down the Amazon and finally finds a villain worthy to fill the shoes of flabby nudist tyrant Richard Hatch.
  • Jeff Probst is not an idiot

    The weather-beaten host of "Survivor" talks about his debut indie film, "Finder's Fee," and why no one takes him seriously.
  • Madonna not pregnant

    Material girl denies voguing for two; Hugh patches up with Bing. Plus: "Survivor" scrapes bottom of own barrel; and Angie Harmon rallies peeps against peeping Toms.
  • The silence of the wildebeests

    Plus: A heartwarming story about two men and a commode.
  • Come back, little bartender!

    Tom's got a cute little new friend -- and he's growing. Plus: Lex keeps on tweaking!
  • More ass cheeks

    Going cheap and sleazy for sweeps. Plus: Frank's a psycho, and he has the antennas to prove it.
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