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2010's most popular reality TV stories and shows

The year is concluding (as is the decade!), so it’s time for the requisite look back at the most popular stories on reality blurred over the past year.

Despite the fact that I published, for the first time ever, the Survivor cast contract and rule book for the game, the most popular story was once again about porn. And if I hadn’t filtered out stories not published in the last year, stories about sex and nudity would dominate the list even more.

So would stories that you’d think are old news by now. Two stories published in 2009 remained very popular this year, one that reported on Biggest Loser contestants suggesting Bob Harper is gay and the other asking if Adam Lambert is gay. Newsflash: Yes, Adam is gay!

There were surprising showings, like from My Life is Liz, but unsurprisingly, the most popular pages viewed on the site this past year mostly involved the big network TV shows. Many of them may have been in a rut this past year, but people still read about them and search for them online.


The 20 Most-Popular reality blurred Stories of 2010

Big Brother’s Steven Daigle doing hardcore gay porn, starring in Steven Daigle XXXposedMary Murphy details her limited role on So You Think You Can Dance: “I’m back in the pool”Big Brother’s Brendon admits to cheating on Rachel via Skype affair, naked pic postedSurvivor: 19 seasons, at least 19 naked cast membersParvati was told about Russell pre-HvV, Sugar says; Stephenie’s injury didn’t occur as shownAmazing Race 18 will be an all-star season and is now filming; teams identifiedBehind the scenes of the Big Brother houseMary Murphy still hasn’t been asked back to SYTYCD; her choreography will be “different”Cornelia Marie captain Phil Harris is deadSurvivor rules: the contract that details pay, tie-breakers, prohibited behavior, and moreSurvivor Palau’s Jenn Lyon has diedImages from Big Brother cast member Steven Daigle’s porn debut now onlineNude pictures of Big Brother’s James Rhine posted by person who was accused of being a fraud a year agoSurvivor contestant contract: the waivers, agreements that cast members, families signSurvivor 22: Russell Hantz versus Rob Mariano rumored, while Coach goes to Nicaragua, Hatch says he’ll be backLane masturbates on Big Brother live feedsSurvivor Redemption Island: season 22’s big twistTop Shot host Colby Donaldson: “I certainly don’t want to rip Probst off”Big Brother 11’s Michele is on Playboy’s sex-on-TV reality show FoursomeMTV’s latest fake reality show, My Life as Liz, breaks new ground with its fakeness


The 20 Most-Popular Reality Show Pages on reality blurred in 2010

Survivor (all seasons)Survivor NicaraguaThe Amazing Race (all seasons)Survivor Heroes vs. VillainsBig Brother (all seasons)The Real HousewivesExtreme Makeover: Home EditionThe Real World (all seasons)The Bachelor (all seasons)The Amazing Race 17The Amazing Race 16Hell’s Kitchen (all seasons)Dancing with the Stars (all seasons)Survivor Redemption IslandProject Runway (all seasons)Jersey ShoreThe HillsSurvivor SamoaSo You Think You Can DanceThe Bachelor 14

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