Reality Roll Call

(Press Release)

LOS ANGELES — Fox Reality Channel, the only all-reality, all-the-time cable and satellite network, has locked in the cast of the new original series, “Gimme My Reality Show!” announced Bob Boden, Senior Vice-President Programming, Production & Development, Fox Reality Channel. The series, hosted by George Gray, follows 7 celebrity reality stars as they compete to win their own reality show. The 4-episode one-hour series premieres Saturday, October 11, at 12a/11c following the 2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Awards; both produced by Natural 9 Entertainment.

“After our initial cast announcement for Gimme My Reality Show!’ the flood of interest from reality TV’s celebrity community was overwhelming,” said Boden, “We chose unique personalities from a wide variety of popular reality shows, who will surely deliver entertaining television.”

Celebrities joining the previously announced cast of Traci Bingham, Santino Rice and Gretchen Bonaduce include Kato Kaelin, Ryan Starr & Bobby Trendy.

LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–

Fox Reality Channel, the only all-reality, all-the-time cable network, heats up this fall with the debut of the celebrity reality series, ‘Gimme My Reality Show!’ announced today by David Lyle, President, Fox Reality Channel. The series’in which celebrities compete for the right to have their own reality show’premieres Saturday, October 11, at midnight ET/PT following the outrageous 2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Awards.

”Gimme My Reality Show!’ is truly unique,’ said Lyle. ‘It allows previous supporting reality stars the chance to compete for extra time in the spotlight and for something they’ve haven’t had’their OWN reality show.’

Initial celebrity headliners signed for the show include Traci Bingham, Santino Rice and Gretchen Bonaduce. Bingham’s exotic beauty and energetic personality landed her most famous role as Jordin Tate, on the hit series ‘Baywatch.’ She has since made her mark in the reality television world appearing as part of the cast in several shows including, ‘The Surreal Life 2,’ and FOX’s own ‘Celebrity Boot Camp.’