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[[Image:Two-A-Days title.jpg|right|288px|thumb|Two-A-Days reality show, filmed in Hoover]]
[[Image:Two-A-Days title.jpg|right|288px|thumb|"Two-A-Days" reality show, filmed in Hoover]]
This is a '''list of reality show contestants''' from the [[Birmingham area]]:
[[File:First 48 logo.jpg|right|288px|thumb|Logo for "The First 48" reality show]]
This is a '''list of reality show appearances''', including individuals, businesses and institutions from the [[Birmingham area]] which have appeared on reality TV shows:


==Performance competitions==
* [[Dana Rosemary Scallon|Dana]], ''Eurovision Song Contest'' (1970)
* [[Dana Rosemary Scallon|Dana]], ''Eurovision Song Contest'' (1970)
* [[Julie Gentry|Julie Oliver Gentry]], ''Real World'' (MTV, 1992)
* [[Sam Frazier Jr]], ''You Can Be A Star'' (1974)
* [[Paschal English]], ''Survivor: Marquesas'' (CBS, 2002)  
* [[Split The Dark]], "MTV Basement Tapes" (MTV, 1986)
* [[Jack Owens]], ''Big Brother'' (CBS, 2003)
* [[John Blaylock]], "Star Search" (syndicated, 1992)
* [[Brooke Smith]], ''The Bachelor'' (ABC, 2002)
* [[Debra Marshall]], ''The Weakest Link: WWF Superstars Edition 2'' (NBC, 2002)
* [[Ruben Studdard]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2003)
* [[Ruben Studdard]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2003)
* Michael, ''He's a Lady'' (TBS, 2004)
* Michael, ''He's a Lady'' (TBS, 2004)
* Albert, ''He's a Lady'' (TBS, 2004)
* Albert, ''He's a Lady'' (TBS, 2004)
* [[Adria Montgomery-Klein]]. ''Big Brother'' (CBS, 2004)
* [[Natalie Montgomery-Carroll]]. ''Big Brother'' (CBS, 2004)
* [[Diana DeGarmo]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2004)
* [[Diana DeGarmo]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2004)
* [[Ibrehem Rahman]], ''Survivor: Palau'' (CBS, 2004)
* [[Brad Cotter]], ''Nashville Star'' (USA, 2004), champion
* [[John Zimmerman]], ''Queer Eye'' (Bravo, 2004)
* [[Mike Seals]], ''Blind Date Fear Factor'' (NBC, 2005)
* [[Lacey Moulton]] and [[Chad Granger]] "Fear Factor" (NBC, 2005)
* [[Chris Harris|Chris]] and [[Diamond Harris]] family and [[Signature Homes]], ''Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'' (ABC, 2005)
* [[Bo Bice]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2005)
* [[Bo Bice]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2005)
* [[M. A. D. Skillz]] Dance Company, "Wild-Out Wednesday" (BET, 2005-08), "America's Got Talent" pilot (NBC, 2006)
* [[Yelawolf]], ''The Road to Stardom with Missy Elliott'' (UPN, 2005), cut in 3rd round
* [[Lyn Turk]] and [[Karlyn Harris]], "The Amazing Race", (CBS, 2006)
* [[M. A. D. Skillz]] Dance Company, ''Wild-Out Wednesday'' (BET, 2005-08), ''America's Got Talent'' pilot (NBC, 2006)
* [[Ben Wheeler]] and [[Blair Wheeler]], "Fear Factor", (NBC, 2006)
* [[Haleigh Stidham]], ''Deal or No Deal'', (NBC, 2006)
* [[Hoover High School]] Buccaneers football team, ''[[Two-A-Days]]'', (MTV, 2006-07)
* [[Brooke LaBarbera]], ''The Real Word: Denver'' (MTV, 2006-7)
* [[Taylor Hicks]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2006)
* [[Taylor Hicks]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2006)
* [[Sara Evans]], ''Dancing with the Stars'', 3rd season (ABC, 2006)
* [[Samantha Francis]], ''America's Next Top Model'' (CW, 2007)
* [[Samantha Francis]], ''America's Next Top Model'' (CW, 2007)
* [[Roger Shultz]], ''Biggest Loser: Couples'' (NBC, 2008)
* [[Zac Hacker]], ''Nashville Star'' (USA, 2007), 2nd place finish
* [[Angela Hacker]], ''Nashville Star'' (USA, 2007), champion
* [[Jeremy Frazier]], ''Making the Band 4'' (MTV, 2007), top 10 finish
* [[Red Halo]], ''The Next Great American Band'' (FOX, 2007)
* [[Fabian Sanchez]], ''Dancing with the Stars'' (ABC, 2008), eliminated in week 6
* [[Melissa Martinez]], ''Rock of Love Bus'' (VH1, 2008)
* [[Sara Evans]], ''Backstory'' (Great American Country, 2009)
* [[Liz Davis]], ''P. Diddy's Starmaker'' (MTV, 2009), champion
* [[Kendal Brown]], ''America's Next Top Model'' (CW, 2010)
* [[Roy Wood Jr]], ''Last Comic Standing'' (NBC, 2010), 3rd place finish
* [[Scott Marzette]], ''Lens on Talent'' (BET, 2011), top 3 finish
* [[Nakia Reynoso]], ''The Voice'' (NBC, 2011), top 8 finish
* [[Brian Vickers]], member of "Afro Blue", ''The Sing Off'' (NBC, 2011), 4th place finish
* [[Christopher Young]], member of "The YellowJackets", ''The Sing Off'' (NBC, 2011), 7th place finish
* [[Monica Smith]], ''Sunday Best'' (BET, 2011), top 5 finish
* [[Christina Webber]], ''Born to Dance'' (BET, 2011)
* [[Janelle Issis]], ''So You Think You Can Dance'' (FOX, 2012), top 20 finish
* [[Liz Davis]], ''The Voice'' (NBC, 2012), top 20 finish
* [[Shanna Henderson]], ''The Glee Project'' (Oxygen, 2012), 6th place finish
* [[Matthew Ramirez]], ''The Singing Bee'' (CMT, 2012), champion
* [[Jeremy Hill]], ''Sunday Best'' (BET, 2012), top 10 finish
* [[Virgil Griffith]], ''King of the Nerds'' (TBS, 2013)
* [[Sarah Simmons]], ''The Voice'' season 4 (NBC, 2013), top 8 finish
* [[Katherine Webb]], ''Splash'' (ABC, 2013)
* [[Millie Thrasher]], member of "Sweet Suspense", ''The X Factor'' season 3 (FOX, 2013), 12th place
* [[Justin Chain]], ''The Voice'' (NBC, 2013)
* [[Shelbie Z.]], ''The Voice'' (NBC, 2013)
* [[Casey Thrasher]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2014), eliminated in Top 20
* [[C. J. Harris]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2014), top 6 finish
* [[Noah Galloway]], ''Dancing With the Stars'' (ABC, 2015), 3rd place finish
* [[Elias Hendricks III]] / Vox Fortura, ''Britain's Got Talent'' (ITV, 2016), semi-finals
* [[Trinity Taylor]], ''RuPaul's Drag Race'' (Logo/VH1, 2017)
* [[Terrell Owens]], ''Dancing With the Stars'' (ABC, 2017), eliminated in Top 6
* [[Jordan Fisher]], ''Dancing With the Stars'' (ABC, 2017), champion
* [[Dominique Posey]], ''American Idol'' (FOX, 2018), finalist
* [[Hannah Brown]], ''Dancing with the Stars'' season 28 (ABC, 2019)
* [[Kelsey Barnard]], ''Top Chef'', season 16 (Bravo, 2019), winner
* [[Scott Perry]], ''Mental Samurai'' (FOX, 2021)
* [[Sara Evans]], ''The Masked Singer'' season 9 (FOX, 2023)
* [[David A. Mitchell|David "D Smooth" Mitchell]], ''The Voice'' season 23 (NBC, 2023), finalist
* [[Stacey Loper]], ''Worst Cooks in America'', season 27 (Food Network, 2024)
* [[Val T. Webb]], ''The Voice'', season 25 (NBC, 2024)
* [[Bryson McGlynn|Bryson "Cheese Curd" McGlynn]], "MasterChef Junior", season 9 (FOX, 2024)
* [[Ruben Studdard]] (with Clay Aiken), ''The Masked Singer'' season 11 (FOX, 2024)
 
==Design/cooking/business competitions==
* [[Heidi Elnora]], ''Project Runway'' (Lifetime, 2005)
* [[Adam Wingard]], ''On The Lot'' (FOX, 2007)
* [[Barb Sullivan]], ''Ultimate Cake Off'' (TLC, 2010)
* [[Anthony Williams Jr]], ''Project Runway'' (Lifetime, 2010)
* [[Amanda Perna]], ''Project Runway'' (Lifetime, 2011)
* [[Chris Hastings]], ''Iron Chef America'' (Food Network, 2012), winner
* [[Martie Duncan]], ''Food Network Star'' (Food Network, 2012)
* [[Beneful Dream Dog Park]], ''Desperate Landscapes'' (DIY Network, 2012)
* [[Jann Robinson]], ''The Job'' (CBS, 2013)
* [[Ken Laurence]], ''Project Runway'' season 12 (Lifetime, 2013)
* [[Hunter Bell (fashion designer)|Hunter Bell]], member of "Hunter Dixon" team, ''Fashion Star'' season 2 (NBC, 2013), winner
* [[Melissa Grimes]], ''Under the Gunn'' (Lifetime, 2014), eliminated in episode 1
* [[Jeff Hubbard]], ''Tattoo Titans'' (CMT, 2014)
* [[John Coon]]/"House of Q", ''BBQ Pitmasters'' (Destination America, 2014)
* [[Martie Duncan]], ''Next Food Network Star'' (Food Network, 2014)
* [[Bradford Billingsley]], "Project Runway: Threads" (Lifetime, 2014), winner
* [[Terrell Owens]], "The Celebrity Apprentice" season 14 (NBC, 2015)
* [[John Hall]] and [[Brandon Cain]], "BBQ Blitz" (Food Network, 2015)
* [[Komeh Davis]], "Bakers vs. Fakers" (Food Network, 2017)
* [[Terrill Brazelton]], "Guy's Grocery Games" (Food Network, 2017)
* [[April McClung]] of [[Emily’s Heirloom Pound Cakes]], "Your Business" (MSNBC, 2017)
* [[David Bancroft]] and [[Caleb Fischer]] of [[Acre Restaurant]] in [[Auburn]], "Iron Chef Showdown" (Food Network, 2017), winner
* [[Mixtroz]], founded by [[Kerry Schrader]] and [[Ashlee Ammons]], on "Rooster & Butch" (A & E, 2018)
* [[Anthony L. Williams]] and [[Ken Laurence]], on ''Project Runway'' (Lifetime, 2018)
* [[Raquel Ervin]] on "Family Food Showdown" (Food Network, 2019)
* [[Raquel Ervin]] on "Snack Attack" (Cooking Channel, 2019)
* [[Hero Doughnuts]], on “Battle of the Bites”, part of ''The Drew Barrymore Show'' (syndicated, 2021)
* [[Brittney Silfies|Brittney]] and [[Ashley Silfies]] ([[Pink Picasso]]) on "Shark Tank" (ABC, 2021)
* [[Raquel Ervin]], on "Chopped" (Food Network, 2021)
* [[Jonathan Harrison]], on "Next Level Chef" (FOX, 2022)
* [[Ricky Cloutier]] and family, on "The Great Christmas Light Fight" (ABC, 2022), winner
* [[Sedesh Wilkerson]], on "Beat Bobby Flay" (Food Network, 2023)
* [[Stacey Loper]], on "Worst Cooks in America: Spoiled Rotten" season 27 (Food Network, 2024), winner
 
==Endurance/survival competitions==
* [[Paschal English]], ''Survivor: Marquesas'' (CBS, 2002)
* [[Debra Marshall]], ''The Weakest Link: WWF Superstars Edition 2'' (NBC, 2002)
* [[Jack Owens]], ''Big Brother'' (CBS, 2003)
* [[Ibrehem Rahman]], ''Survivor: Palau'' (CBS, 2004)
* [[Mike Seals]], ''Blind Date Fear Factor'' (NBC, 2005)
* [[Lacey Moulton]] and [[Chad Granger]] ''Fear Factor'' (NBC, 2005)
* [[Lyn Turk]] and [[Karlyn Harris]], ''The Amazing Race'', (CBS, 2006)
* [[Ben Wheeler]] and [[Blair Wheeler]], ''Fear Factor'', (NBC, 2006)
* [[Roger Shultz]], ''Biggest Loser: Couples'' (NBC, 2008), 2nd place
* [[Justin Wood]]. ''I Survived a Japanese Game Show'' (ABC, 2008)
* [[Justin Wood]]. ''I Survived a Japanese Game Show'' (ABC, 2008)
* [[Fabian Sanchez]], ''Dancing with the Stars'' (ABC, 2008)
* [[Laverne Cox]], ''I Want to Work for Diddy'' (VH1, 2008)
* [[Laverne Cox]], ''I Want to Work for Diddy'' (VH1, 2008)
* [[Melissa Martinez]], ''Rock of Love Bus'' (VH1, 2008)
* [[Olivia Ward]] and [[Hannah Curlee]], ''The Biggest Loser: Couples'' (NBC, 2011), winner
* [[Birmingham Police Department]] homicide detectives, ''[[The First 48]]'' (A&E, 2009–11)
* [[Caleb Bankston]], ''Survivor: One World'' (CBS, 2012)
* [[Gina McDonald]], ''The Biggest Loser'' (NBC, Spring 2013)
* [[Ruben Studdard]], ''The Biggest Loser'', season 15 (NBC, Fall 2013)
* [[Virgil Griffith]], ''King of the Nerds'' (TBS, 2013), 6th place
* [[Caleb Bankston]] and [[Colton Cumbie]], ''Survivor: Blood vs. Water'' (CBS, 2013), top 10
* [[C. J. Harris (Amazing Race)|C. J. Harris]] and [[Lebya Simpson]], ''The Amazing Race'' season 26, (CBS, 2015)
* [[Justin Cook|Justin]] and [[Jenny Cook]], ''Men Women Wild'' (Discovery, 2015)
* [[Cortice Miles]], ''Hunted'' (CBS, 2017)
* [[Eddy Stewart]], ''American Ninja Warrior'' (NBC, 2017)
 
==Romance competitions==
* [[Brooke Smith]], ''The Bachelor'' (ABC, 2002)
* [[Blakeney Rowe]], ''The Bachelor'', season 10 (ABC, 2007)
* [[Kim Coon]], ''The Bachelor'' (ABC, 2011)
* [[Devin Grissom]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 1 (CMT, 2011)
* [[Tribble Reese]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 1 (CMT, 2011)
* [[Collin Varallo]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 1 (CMT, 2011)
* [[Tribble Reese]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 2 (CMT, 2012)
* [[Austin Squires]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 3 (CMT, 2012)
* [[Chance Lawrence]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 3 (CMT, 2012)
* [[Kelsey Smith]], ''Sweet Home Alabama''  season 4 (CMT, 2013-14)
* [[Thomas Pace]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 4 (CMT, 2013-14)
* [[Collin Varallo]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' season 4 (CMT, 2013-14)
* [[Ashley Salter]], ''The Bachelor'', season 19 (ABC, 2015)
* [[Hannah Brown]], ''The Bachelor'', season 23 (ABC, 2019)
* [[Hannah Brown]], ''The Bachelorette'', season 15 (ABC, 2019)
* [[Hannah Brown]], ''The Celebrity Dating Game'' (ABC, 2021)
* [[Charity Lawson]], ''The Bachelorette'', season 20 (ABC, 2023)
 
==Makeover shows==
* [[John Zimmerman]], ''Queer Eye'' (Bravo, 2004)
* [[Chris Harris|Chris]] and [[Diamond Harris]] family and [[Signature Homes]], ''Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'' (ABC, 2005)
* [[Amanda LeBlanc]] (co-star), ''The Amandas'' (Style Network, 2012)
* [[Evelyn McSwain]], ''I Found the Gown'' (TLC,  2013)
* [[Bryant's Seafood World]], ''Restaurant Impossible'' (Food Network, 2014)
* [[Nicole Noles]] (host), [[Barn at Shady Lane|The Barn at Shady Lane]], ''Get Swank{{'}}d'' (FYI Network, 2016)
* [[Apollo Property Group]], [[631 Reba Street]] "[[Flipping Down South]]" (A&E, 2022)
 
==Documentary shows==
:''This is a list of documentary series which have featured Birmingham people or places in a particular role or episode. For feature documentaries and series focused on Birmingham, see [[List of documentaries]].''
* [[Willie Perry]], [[Batmobile Rescue Ship]], "That's Incredible!" (ABC, 1982)
* [[Storm Orphans]], ''120 Minutes'' (MTV, 1990)
* [[Julie Gentry|Julie Oliver Gentry]], ''Real World'' (MTV, 1992)
* [[Adria Montgomery-Klein]]. ''Big Brother'' (CBS, 2004)
* [[Natalie Montgomery-Carroll]]. ''Big Brother'' (CBS, 2004)
* [[Tracie Noles-Ross]] and [[Olsen Ross]], ''National Geographic Ultimate Explorer'' (MSNBC, 2004)
* [[Brooke LaBarbera]], ''The Real Word: Denver'' (MTV, 2006-7)
* A "conservative Christian family" in [[Hoover]], ''World's Strictest Parents'' (BBC, 2009)
* A "conservative Christian family" in [[Hoover]], ''World's Strictest Parents'' (BBC, 2009)
* 17 local artists, ''That's Clever!'' (HGTV, 2009)
* 17 local artists, ''That's Clever!'' (HGTV, 2009)
* [[Anthony Williams, Jr]], "Project Runway" (Lifetime, 2010)
* [[Dave Redmon]], ''Ice Road Truckers'' (A&E, 2010)
* [[Barb Sullivan]], "Ultimate Cake Off" (TLC, 2010)
* [[Andrew Wolverton|Andrew]] and [[Trista Wolverton]], ''My First Home'' (TLC, 2013)
* [[Roy Wood, Jr]], ''Last Comic Standing'' (NBC, 2010)
* [[Kendal Brown]], ''America's Next Top Model'' (CW, 2010)
* [[Kim Coon]], ''The Bachelor'' (ABC, 2011)
* [[Olivia Ward]] and [[Hannah Curlee]], ''The Biggest Loser: Couples'' (NBC, 2011)
* [[Scott Marzette]], ''Lens on Talent'' (BET, 2011)
* [[Birmingham Police Department]] auto theft unit, ''[[Bait Car]]'' (TruTV, 2011)
* [[Birmingham Police Department]] auto theft unit, ''[[Bait Car]]'' (TruTV, 2011)
* [[Brian Vickers]], member of "Afro Blue", ''The Sing Off'' (NBC, 2011)
* [[Emily Dees Boulden]] and [[Nicole Noles]], ''Pretty Wicked Moms'' (Lifetime, 2013)
* [[Christopher Young]], member of "The YellowJackets", ''The Sing Off'' (NBC, 2011)
* [[Ashley Sawyer]], ''Catfish'' (MTV, 2013)
* [[Tribble Reese]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' (CMT, 2011)
* [[Shun Love]] and [[Amber Diamond Erby]], ''Raising Fame'' (TLC, 2013)
* [[Austin Squires]], ''Sweet Home Alabama'' (CMT, 2012)
* [[Andrew Wolverton|Andrew]] and [[Trista Wolverton]], ''My First Home'' (TLC, 2013)
* [[Chris Hastings]], ''Iron Chef America'' (Food Network, 2012)
* [[Trbble Reese]], ''The New Atlanta'' (Bravo, 2013)
* [[Martie Duncan]], ''Food Network Star'' (Food Network, 2012)
* [[Al Del Greco]], ''Big Break NFL from Puerto Rico'' (Golf Channel, 2013)
* [[Janelle Issis]], ''So You Think You Can Dance'' (FOX, 2012)
* [[Eagle's Restaurant]], [[Red Pearl]], [[Fish Market]], [[Niki's West]], [[Miss Myra's]], [[Hot & Hot Fish Club]], [[Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q]], [[Z's Restaurant]] "Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations" (Travel Channel, 2013)
* Craig and Dana, "House Hunters" (HGTV, 2014)
* [[Jaime Primak Sullivan]] and [[Danielle Yancey]], ''[[Jersey Belle]]'' (Bravo, 2014)
* [[Highlands Bar and Grill]], [[Chez Fonfon]], [[Veranda on Highland]], [[Shindigs]], [[Dreamcakes]], [[Melt]], ''Chuck's Eat the Streets'' (Cooking Channel, 2014)  
* [[Big Daddy's BBQ]], [[Kairos Katering]], [[Millers Scoops]], [[The Tailgate]] at the [[Gardendale Magnolia Festival]], ''Carnival Eats'' (Cooking Channel, 2014)  
* [[RLS Pictures]], [[Jasper]], ''[[Town of the Living Dead]]'' (SyFy, 2014)
* [[Heidi Elnora]], "[[Bride by Design]]" (TLC, 2015)
* [[Rickey Smiley]], "[[Rickey Smiley For Real]]" (TV One, 2015–2017)
* [[Johnny Montgomery (realtor)|Johnny Montgomery]], [[Megan Montgomery]], [[Chris Skyes]], "House Hunters" (HGTV, 2016)
* [[Ezell's Express]], [[Bogue's]], [[Sam's Super Sandwiches]], [[Bright Star]], [[Irondale Cafe]] & [[Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q]], "Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations" (Travel Channel, 2016)
* [[Chris Anderson]], retired Birmingham Police detective, "Reasonable Doubt" (Investigation Discovery, 2017)
* [[Claire Scott]], [[Oak Mountain State Park]], [[American Village]], and [[Glow Birmingham]], "RunawayHeart" (independent pilot, 2017)
* [[Jessica Tuggle]] and [[Andrea Moen]], [[Weaving Alabama]], [[Northport]], "Handcrafted America" (Inspiration Network, 2017)
* [[Natalie Fry-Horne]] and [[Brad Horne]], "House Hunters" (HGTV, 2017)
* [[Ron Holt]], [[Two Maids and a Mop]], "The Job Interview" (CNBC, 2017)
* [[Over Easy]], [[Yo' Mama's]], [[Magic City Sweet Ice]], [[Melt]], "Cheap Eats" (Cooking Channel, 2018)
* [[Johnny's Restaurant]], [[The Bright Star]], "TrueSouth" (SEC Network, 2018)
* [[Eagle's Restaurant]], [[Miss Myra's Pit Bar-B-Q]], [[Highlands Bar and Grill]], [[OvenBird]], [[Saw's Juke Joint]] and [[Pepper Place Market]] , "The Zimmern List" (Travel Channel, 2018)
* [[Gus's Hot Dogs]], [[Johnny's Restaurant]] and [[Ovenbird]], "Southern and Hungry" (Cooking Channel, 2018)
* [[Jefferson County Sheriff's Office]], "Live PD" (A&E, 2019, 2020)
* [[Etowah County Detention Center]], "60 Days In" (A&E, 2020)
* [[Roy Wood Jr]], "Finding Your Roots" (PBS, 2021)
* [[Yo' Mama's]], [[Little London Kitchen]], and [[Pursell Farms]], "Fresh, Fried and Crispy" (Netflix, 2021)
* [[Bogue's]], [[Irondale Cafe]], [[Sam's Super Samwiches]], Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q in Decatur, "Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations" (Travel Channel, 2021)
* [[Kyle Sandler]], "Generation Hustle" (HBO Max, 2021)
* [[Brookside Police Department]], "BODYCAM" (Investigation Discovery, 2022)
* [[T-N-T BBQ]], "TrueSouth" (SEC Network, 2018)


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==References==
* Colurso, Mary (February 19, 2013) "Alabama's reality galaxy: Yelawolf, Lionel Richie, Roy Wood Jr., other entertainers." {{BN}}
* Carlton, Bob (August 17, 2014) "Watch the Birmingham episode of 'Chuck's Eat the Street' tonight on the Cooking Channel." {{BN}}
* Colurso, Mary (August 26, 2021) "[https://www.al.com/life/2021/08/alabama-reality-tv-stars-then-and-now-20-of-our-favorites-and-what-theyre-up-to-these-days.html Alabama reality TV stars then and now: 20 of our favorites and what they’re up to these days]" {{BN}}


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Revision as of 15:21, 8 May 2024

"Two-A-Days" reality show, filmed in Hoover
Logo for "The First 48" reality show

This is a list of reality show appearances, including individuals, businesses and institutions from the Birmingham area which have appeared on reality TV shows:

Performance competitions

Design/cooking/business competitions

Endurance/survival competitions

Romance competitions

Makeover shows

Documentary shows

This is a list of documentary series which have featured Birmingham people or places in a particular role or episode. For feature documentaries and series focused on Birmingham, see List of documentaries.

This list is incomplete and may never satisfy any subjective standard for completeness. You can help Bhamwiki by expanding it.

References

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