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Amazing Race and Survivor new seasons just started back, so it got us wondering about real people and reality television.  Would you be on a reality TV show and if yes, which one?

Jonathon – Definitely! Something like Survivor. I’ve always loved that show and can see myself in the endgame of that reality show (assuming my leadership driven personality doesn’t get me voted off early).

Orlando – I would go on a show with local fútbol players playing pro.

Jay – That  would have to be Amazing Race couldn’t do that with Amy though she cant read maps, take direction and I would have to carry her pack everywhere.  I would do Survivor that would be fun and drop a few kilos as well, or show my style on So You Think You Can Dance. Also a toss up between Jersey Shore and the Kardashians purely to slap them about, seriously what a bunch of Oxygen Thieves.

Chad – Yeah you can count me in on something like amazing race or fear factor. Something that offers a challenge coupled with a large prize.

Katrina – No no and NO! Not in a million years or for a million dollars. Best way to kill off your relationships and reputation.

Editor Not even The Amazing Race or Survivor Katrina?!!

Katrina – OK if you put it that way, I would do one that involved geocaching.

James – Yes – but it is up in the air between Biggest Loser to drop a lot of weight or Hell’s Kitchen just to see how long I can last before I am kicked out.

Amy – I’d go on The Amazing Race, without my husband.  Wouldn’t want the world seeing my marriage breakdown because I have a directional disorder and we would bicker ;)

Michael – Yes, as long as it’s something like Fear Factor so I can see the other people gag trying to eat some of the nasty things needed to win.

Shawn – Count me in for MTV’s “Pimp My Ride”

Chris – Hmm, I’d say yes… and probably So You Think You Can Dance.

Vlad – If I would ever be on a reality show it would be  “The Real World” a good reminder to the viewers how it  is like to be on a real world when they watch TV.

Jawad – I would go for amazing race. Its a learning experience and travel is always fun.

Randy – I would rock on any outdoors type reality show like Survivor, Amazing Race or any kind of band or music oriented competition.

Boris -I like Chad’s idea about fear factor. Also, intellectual/team shows sounds good.

Lehel - My nationality being Hungarian, we are watching “Real World 4? (Való Világ 4) – it’s like Big Brother; but I would not participate ever in this kind of show. Rather in Quiz shows, like: “40 milliomos” (hu) as “Who wants to Be a Millionare”.

Patrick -Top Shot – having the chance to compete with multiple firearms and other weapons would be fun.

Gareth – I have a genuine hate of all things reality show related.  Maybe a new one could be devised for me in the mold of Survivor.  My co-contestants and I would be strapped to chairs and forced to watch repeats of Big Brother, American Idol, Hogan Knows Best, Jersey Shore, Extreme Makeover, Keeping up with the Kardassians,  The Batchelor, the Batchelorette, The Littlest Groom, Who Wants to Marry My Dad, My Super Sweet 16, and Britney and Kevin, with cyanide tablets clenched between our teeth. The last person alive wins a holiday to somewhere where Survivor isn’t filmed.

Which reality TV show would you be on?

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