Ethan Zohn
Just as the latest Survivor celebrates his victory, a previous winner is sharing bad news: Soccer player Ethan Zohn, who won Survivor: Africa, tells People he is battling cancer.
"This is the ultimate game of Survivor," Zohn said, "and there's really only one outcome, and that's to win. There's no other option."
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30 Rock
My Name Is Earl
8 pm/ET NBC
A Rivera runs through it when the sitcom kicks off a two-part episode tonight. In Part 1, Geraldo Rivera guest stars as a journalist whose news show, Inside Probe, infiltrates Camden to investigate the mysterious disappearance of Crab Shack owner Ernie Belcher. Sure, it takes a good eight years for the segment to finally air, but as the Camden crew settles in to view it, it becomes all too obvious that Earl and Randy are looking like prime suspects. NASCAR racer Michael Waltrip revs up for a guest-star turn.
Read on for previews of Survivor: Tocantins — The Brazilian Highlands, 30 Rock, Private Practice and Bridget's Sexiest Beaches.
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Sydney Wheeler
Sydney Wheeler, a 24-year-old model and interior designer who was the sixth person voted off of Survivor: Tocantins, says it was hard to see herself go: "Watching it last night, it was just kind of weird because I knew the outcome, but I still had hope for myself," the Raleigh, N.C., native told TVGuide.com Friday.
Wheeler, who lost to Tamara "Taj" Johnson-George in the voting on Thursday's episode, plans to focus now on her modeling career, which has taken off thanks to the show.
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ER
Bones
8 pm/ET FOX
Most people wouldn't willingly enter a tiger cage, unless one takes care of big cats for a living. So when the mutilated body of a doctor is found in one at the zoo after a hospital charity event, Brennan and Booth are reasonably sure the deceased had some help getting there. Adding to the mystery is Cam's disclosure that she was once engaged to the doctor — whose teen daughter she helped raise — so the team ramps up their efforts to find the killer. Chad Lowe guest stars as one of the suspects.
Read on for previews of Survivor: Tocantins — The Brazilian Highlands, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, ER, Treasure Quest and Free Radio.
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Sydney Wheeler and Spencer Duhm
Nineteen-year-old Spencer Duhm, the latest Survivor: Tocantins contestant to be outed, has followed the show since his childhood. He learned plenty of strategy through his years of viewing — including his decision not to tell teammates about his homosexuality — but he was sent home when his tribe, Jalapao, lost an Immunity Challenge. Now that he's done with the show and going back to school to pursue his dream of working in broadcasting, he talked to TVGuide.com about whether he was really "half-assing it" in the challenge and who he thinks should win.
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Jeff Probst
Tom Colicchio isn't the only reality show good guy: Survivor host Jeff Probst helped out a woman who had a seizure over the weekend, E! Online reports.
While talking to the press at Sunday's Academy of Magical Arts Awards ceremony in L.A., Probst caught a camerawoman who suddenly suffered a seizure. "She fell into my arms, basically," he said. "She had a seizure and she ...
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Jeff Probst
Jeff Probst might want to make more room in his Emmy cabinet.
CBS has ordered two more editions of Survivor, set to be broadcast during the 2009-2010 television season. The new cycles will extend broadcast TV's longest-running reality competition to its 19th and 20th editions.
Probst, who won the first reality-TV hosting Emmy ever, will continue his duties as emcee.
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Emily Deschanel and Marisa Coughlan, Bones
Survivor: Tocantins — The Brazilian Highlands
8 pm/ET CBS
"Crazy" Sandy managed to avoid being ousted last week since her tribemates could no longer tolerate bossy Carolina. But if the Jalapao tribe doesn't win immunity tonight, the team's resident "old lady" will likely be sent packing. A key challenge for everyone is a rain-soaked basketball-like game that turns into a physically draining adventure.
Read on for previews of ER, Grey's Anatomy, Bones and Being Erica.
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Survivor: Tocantins - The Brazilian Highlands
Survivor: Tocantins — The Brazilian Highlands, kicks off its 18th season of the hit reality competition show Thursday (CBS, 8 pm/ET) when 16 castaways, already divided into two tribes, are stranded in the harsh interior of Brazil. TVGuide.com caught up with Murtz Jaffer, editor of InsidePulse.com and host of Reality Obsessed, to get his scoop on the players to watch, why preparation doesn't guarantee success, and what gets you far in this game.
TVGuide.com: Who are your people to watch?
Murtz Jaffer: Tyson stands out right off the bat. He's a professional cyclist. He's been compared to...
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Tyler Perry
My Name Is Earl
8 pm/ET NBC
Crabman's witness-protection journey continues tonight in an episode featuring guest stars Morgan Fairchild, Joan Van Ark and Andrea Parker. The enigmatic Darnell and his family land squarely in an upscale community, courtesy of their new identities. But you can't take the trailer park out of Joy, who struggles to adjust to her new luxury lifestyle and her privileged neighbors — desperate housewives, slinky cougars and trophy wives all. Meanwhile, Darnell's beloved Mr. Turtle (slowly) comes home, so Earl sets out to return the pet to its rightful owner.
Read on for previews of Survivor: Tocantins — The Brazilian Highlands, Grey's Anatomy, NAACP Image Awards and ER.
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