The Job

Contestants strive to win $1,000,000 by completing a challenging course. The task is made all the more difficult by a group of elite athletes who are charged with stopping them.

Former players compete with and ultimately against loved ones. Redemption Island returns, where ousted castaways are banished and fight for a chance to return to the game. However, their partner can choose to save their loved one immediately and switch places with them.

A British variety series that aired in the U.S. as a summer replacement for 'The Red Skelton Hour.' There were wide-ranging circus acts, as well as standard music and comedy performers, and a different host each week. Among them: Woody Allen, Tony Randall and Merv Griffin.

In this CBS reality series, the two best friends of 25-year-old bachelorette Lisa Shannon scoured the country to find the "perfect" mate for Lisa. The initial list of 100 eligible bachelors was cut down to ten during the first episode. In the weeks that followed, the home viewers were invited to vote on the men who seemed to be the best choices for our girl Lisa. If at the end of the series Lisa elected to marry the winner, or at least stay with him for a full year, the couple was given a one-million-dollar dowry. Simon Cowell, the acerbic talent judge of American Idol fame, served as the series' executive producer (but never appeared on camera, much to the disappointment of his fans). Cupid debuted on July 9, 2003.

Eighteen castaways on the island of Kaôh Rong in Cambodia are divided into three tribes according to brains, brawn and beauty to compete for the million-dollar prize.

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.