List of Reality Television Programs - List of Reality Game Shows/reality "playoffs"

List of Reality Game Shows/reality "playoffs"

main article: reality game show

This, the biggest and most successful reality genre, features contestants who compete for prizes, while often living together in close quarters. Usually, they feature the eliminations of contestants until a winner is chosen. Sometimes they are considered to be "Reality Playoffs" since their format is similar to that of a playoff in sports.

  • Beat the Clock (1950)
  • Truth or Consequences (1950)
  • Susume! Denpa Shōnen (進め!電波少年) (1992) (Japan)
  • How do you like Wednesday? (水曜どうでしょう) (1996) (Japan)
  • Expedition Robinson (1997)
  • Shiawase Kazoku Keikaku (しあわせ家族計画) (1997) (Japan)
  • The Challenge (formerly known as Real World/Road Rules Challenge) (1998)
  • Susunu! Denpa Shōnen (進ぬ!電波少年) (1998–2002) (Japan)
  • Big Brother (1999) (Netherlands)
  • Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (1999) (US)
  • Big Brother (UK) (2000)
  • Big Brother (US) (2000)
  • Survivor (2000)
  • The Mole (2000)
  • The Amazing Race (2001)
  • Boot Camp (2001)
  • Cannonball Run 2001 (2001)
  • Fear Factor (2001)
  • Lost (2001)
  • Murder in Small Town X (2001)
  • Pilipinas, Game KNB? (2001) Dubbed as The Best Philippine Gameshow (Philippines)
  • Beg, Borrow & Deal (2002–2003)
  • Endurance (2002) (US)
  • I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! (2002–present) (UK)
  • I'm a Celebrity... US version (US)
  • Model Flat (Fashion TV, 2002)
  • Under One Roof (2002)
  • Dog Eat Dog (2003)
  • Drop the Celebrity (2003) (UK)
  • Celebrity Farm (2003)
  • The Games (2003) (UK)
  • Paradise Hotel (2003)
  • Való Világ (2003) (Hungary)
  • The Apprentice (TV series) (2004)
  • Back To Reality (2004) (UK)
  • Peking Express (2004) (BEL/NED)
  • The Benefactor (2004)
  • The Code Room (2004)
  • The Farm (2004) (UK)
  • Forever Eden (2004)
  • Gana la Verde (2004) (US; Spanish language)
  • I'm Famous and Frightened! (2004) (UK)
  • Mad Mad House (2004)
  • Quest USA, Da Tiao Zhan (2004) (US)
  • Shattered (2004) (UK)
  • Beauty and the Geek (2005)
  • Actuality TV's Casting Call (2005) (US)
  • Infinite Challenge (2005~present) (Korea)
  • Vyvolení (2005) (Czech Repubblik, Slovakia)
  • Pinoy Big Brother (2005) (Philippines)
  • Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands (2006) (UK)
  • Deal or No Deal (2006) (US)
  • Solitary (2006) (US)
  • Treasure Hunters (2006) (US)
  • Ultimate Challenge (2006) Pakistan first adventure based reality show
  • Unan1mous (2006) (US)
  • Pirate Master (2007) (US)
  • Total Drama Island (2007) (Canada) (Animated Reality Series)
  • Celebrity Apprentice (2008)
  • Britain's Got Talent (2008) (UK)
  • I Love Money (2008)
  • Wipeout (2008) (US)
  • I Survived a Japanese Game Show (2008) (US)
  • 13: Fear Is Real (2009) (US)
  • The Great American Road Trip (2009) (US)

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