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* KickedUpstairs: InUniverse. In the process of producing a newscast, Alexis states that the reason she was made Executive Producer was because they didn't want to show a Transsexual on TV.
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* KickedUpstairs: InUniverse. In the process of producing a newscast, Alexis states that the reason she was made Executive Producer was because they didn't want to show a Transsexual transgender person on TV.
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[[https://deadline.com/2021/07/the-surreal-life-vh1-brings-back-reality-series-1234797996/ A reboot]] has been announced which will feature Stormy Daniels, [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation Dennis Rodman]], August Alsina, Tamar Braxton, Creator/FrankieMuniz, Creator/KimColes, [[Wrestling/RusevAndLana CJ Perry]] and Creator/MannyMUA. This reboot is set to debut on October 24, 2022.
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[[https://deadline.com/2021/07/the-surreal-life-vh1-brings-back-reality-series-1234797996/ A reboot]] has been announced which will feature Stormy Daniels, [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation Dennis Rodman]], August Alsina, Tamar Braxton, Creator/FrankieMuniz, Creator/KimColes, [[Wrestling/RusevAndLana CJ Perry]] and Creator/MannyMUA. This The reboot is set to debut on October 24, 2022.
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[[https://deadline.com/2021/07/the-surreal-life-vh1-brings-back-reality-series-1234797996/ A reboot]] has been announced which will feature Stormy Daniels, [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation Dennis Rodman]], August Alsina, Tamar Braxton, Creator/FrankieMuniz, Creator/KimColes, [[Wrestling/RusevAndLana CJ Perry]] and Creator/MannyMUACreator/MannyMUA. This reboot is set to debut on October 24, 2022.
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* KickedUpstairs: InUniverse. In the process of producing a newscast, Alexis states that the reason she was made Executive Producer was because they didn't want to show a Transsexual on TV.
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* UnfortunateImplications: InUniverse. In the process of producing a newscast, Alexis states that the reason she was made Executive Producer because they didn't want to show a Transsexual on TV.
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* SexySurfacingShot: In season 2, there's a shot of Trishelle Cannatella climbing out of a poll after SkinnyDipping while drunk (with {{Pixellation}} to cover anything inappropriate)
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* '''Season 4:''' Da Brat, [[Series/AmericasNextTopModel Adrianne Curry]], [[Series/TheBradyBunch Christopher Knight]], Wrestling/{{Chyna}}, Marcus Schenkenberg, [[Film/AustinPowers Verne Troyer]], and [[Music/TheGoGos Jane Wiedlin]].
* '''Season 5:''' Caprice Bourret, [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} José Canseco]], Sandy "Pepa" Denton, Janice Dickinson, Carey Hart, [[Series/TheApprentice Omarosa Manigault]], and [[Series/PerfectStrangers Bronson Pinchot]].
* '''Season 6:''' Alexis Arquette, [[Music/{{Poison}} C.C. DeVille]], [[Music/SmashMouth Steve Harwell]], [[Series/TheJeffersons Sherman Hemsley]], [[Wrestling/WWEToughEnough Maven Huffman]], [[Music/{{Whitesnake}} Tawny Kitaen]] and [[Magazine/{{Playboy}} Andrea Lowell]]. With [[Series/TheBradyBunch Florence Henderson]] as a reoccurring guest star.
* '''Season 5:''' Caprice Bourret, [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} José Canseco]], Sandy "Pepa" Denton, Janice Dickinson, Carey Hart, [[Series/TheApprentice Omarosa Manigault]], and [[Series/PerfectStrangers Bronson Pinchot]].
* '''Season 6:''' Alexis Arquette, [[Music/{{Poison}} C.C. DeVille]], [[Music/SmashMouth Steve Harwell]], [[Series/TheJeffersons Sherman Hemsley]], [[Wrestling/WWEToughEnough Maven Huffman]], [[Music/{{Whitesnake}} Tawny Kitaen]] and [[Magazine/{{Playboy}} Andrea Lowell]]. With [[Series/TheBradyBunch Florence Henderson]] as a reoccurring guest star.
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* '''Season 4:''' Da Brat, [[Series/AmericasNextTopModel Adrianne Curry]], [[Series/TheBradyBunch Christopher Knight]], Wrestling/{{Chyna}}, Marcus Schenkenberg, [[Film/AustinPowers Verne Troyer]], Creator/VerneTroyer, and [[Music/TheGoGos Jane Wiedlin]].
* '''Season 5:''' Caprice Bourret, [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} José Canseco]], Sandy "Pepa" Denton, [[Characters/AmericasNextTopModelThePanel JaniceDickinson, Dickinson]], Carey Hart, [[Series/TheApprentice Omarosa Manigault]], and [[Series/PerfectStrangers Bronson Pinchot]].
* '''Season 6:'''Alexis Arquette, Creator/AlexisArquette, [[Music/{{Poison}} C.C. DeVille]], [[Music/SmashMouth Steve Harwell]], [[Series/TheJeffersons Sherman Hemsley]], [[Wrestling/WWEToughEnough Maven Huffman]], [[Music/{{Whitesnake}} Tawny Kitaen]] and [[Magazine/{{Playboy}} Andrea Lowell]]. With [[Series/TheBradyBunch Florence Henderson]] as a reoccurring guest star.
* '''Season 5:''' Caprice Bourret, [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} José Canseco]], Sandy "Pepa" Denton, [[Characters/AmericasNextTopModelThePanel Janice
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The Surreal Life (2003-2006) is a reality television series that sets a select group of past-their-prime celebrities and records them as they live together in a mansion in the Hollywood Hills for two weeks. Similar to shows such as ''The Real World'' and ''Road Rules'', the cameras not only record the castmates' participation in group activities assigned to them, but also their interpersonal relationships and conflicts. The main premise of the series is the interaction of previously known individuals from separate origins of entertainment whom are brought together into one cast. There have been a total of six seasons.
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* PapaWolf: At one point in season 2, Jordan Knight made a lecherous comment about the Olsen Twins. Dave Coulier, who was also on that season and has a close relationship with the girls to the point of viewing them as daughters, [[TranquilFury firmly but politely]] ordered him not to make any more remarks of that nature.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Seeing pictures of [[OldShame his old image]] is a BerserkButton for Vanilla Ice, yet he's constantly trying to force [[Series/DiffrentStrokes Gary Coleman]] to say his infamous Catchphrase to Todd Bridges.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Seeing pictures of [[OldShame his old image]] image is a BerserkButton for Vanilla Ice, yet he's constantly trying to force [[Series/DiffrentStrokes Gary Coleman]] to say his infamous Catchphrase to Todd Bridges.
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* WeddingDay: Corey marries his fiancee Susie Sprague in the Season 1 finale.
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* WeddingDay: WeddingFinale: Corey marries his fiancee Susie Sprague in the Season 1 finale.
