Phil Keoghan is dishing on future seasons of The Amazing Race.
The 58-year-old longtime host and executive producer of the popular CBS competition television show recently shared that there are two places that they won’t be going to anytime soon, including one they have previously gone, due to safety reasons.
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The season premiere of the CBS competition series The Amazing Race is airing on the network’s Thursday lineup, but don’t expect to tune in on Thursday nights for the rest of the season.
The season 38 premiere is airing on a special night and there’s a reason that makes total sense.
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The Amazing Race Season 38 is kicking off tonight (Thursday, September 25), and there are already some major spoilers floating around!
Fans who have been tracking the social media activity, along with tourist photos from various locations around the world, have seemingly identified the elimination order and Top 3 results of the Big Brother alum-filled season.
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The Amazing Race is back tonight (Thursday, September 25) with Season 38, and this time, it features former Big Brother standouts racing with their favorite travel companions.
The CBS reality competition series returns with host and executive producer Phil Keoghan at 9 p.m. ET, before moving to its regular Wednesday slot starting October 1 (9:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT). Episodes also stream on Paramount+.
In Season 38, teams of two kick off the season in Amsterdam with a challenge before the starting line: the fastest team earns an Express Pass, while the last team faces a Hazard. Along the route, Racers will reach new heights in Prague, bathe like a king in Budapest, and skydive nearly 13,000 feet over Romania.
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Claire Rehfuss and Derek Xiao are no longer together.
The couple of four years first met while competing on Big Brother season 23, which aired in 2021, and on Saturday (September 20), they announced their split in a joint statement.
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The Amazing Race is back this fall with Season 38, and this time, it features former Big Brother standouts racing with their favorite travel companions.
The CBS reality competition series returns with host and executive producer Phil Keoghan on a special night: Thursday, September 25 (9:00 to 10:30 PM ET/PT), before moving to its regular Wednesdays starting October 1 (9:30 to 11:00 PM ET/PT). Episodes also stream on Paramount+.
Teams of two kick off the season in Amsterdam with a challenge before the starting line: the fastest team earns an Express Pass, while the last team faces a Hazard. Along the route, Racers will reach new heights in Prague, bathe like a king in Budapest, and skydive nearly 13,000 feet over Romania.
Keep reading inside to meet the teams and find out more about the twists and route…
Reality TV has come a long way from its early days, and some shows have proven they’re not just fleeting trends: they’re institutions.
From cutthroat competitions to heartwarming home videos, the genre has given us endless entertainment, unforgettable moments, and iconic stars. But which series have truly stood the test of time?
We’ve compiled a ranking of the longest-running reality TV shows based on how many seasons they’ve aired (not just total episodes or years on the air). While some shows took breaks or switched networks, what matters here is the sheer number of distinct, full seasons they’ve delivered to fans.
From beloved talent competitions and social experiments to real-life family sagas and viral video collections, these shows have managed to stay fresh, or at least relevant, long enough to rack up serious season counts.
Click through to see the longest-running reality TV shows, ranked from fewest to most seasons…
