Still Standing

US version of the reality show, where strangers living together in a camera-filled house attempt to win $500,000 by being the last one standing.

Thirteen houseguests try to avoid eviction in order to win the grand prize of $500,000. The fifth edition is dubbed 'Project: DNA' for two reasons. The first is 'Do Not Assume,' a premise meaning the players shouldn't assume anything. The other reason is that two of the houseguests are related to one another, but they don't know it. Jennifer Dedmon and Michael Ellis share the same father, but they have never met. Michael also has never met his real dad.

Some of the game's biggest competitors return to play as the reality series begins its 34th season.

A reality show following Santa Barbara-area firefighters in emergency and nonemergency situations.

Tuesday Night Book Club is a candid reality show that began airing June 13, 2006 on CBS, which delved into the lives of a group of upper-class women in the Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale. It was meant to play as a reality-based version of Desperate Housewives, and the network's response to Bravo's The Real Housewives of Orange County. The program was executive produced by Jay Blumenfield and Tony Marsh and produced by The Jay and Tony Show for Magic Molehill Productions, Inc.The program was set up so that the women of the 'club' were to meet for a discussion of one book a week. However, this was merely a plot device in order to bring the women together in a room, and the book of the week was discussed only sparingly as most of the women didn't even read the suggested title. The episodes instead chronicled the day-to-day drama encountered as the women attempted to raise their children, maintain their households, and satisfy their husbands and continue to maintain their social standings within the community. According to the network, the women would "discuss everything... from sex to spouses to inner-most conflicts" during these weekly 'book club' meetings.

The 18th edition of the reality series strands 16 castaways in Tocantins, Brazil, to vie for the $1 million first-place prize.