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pittgirl:
Sounds like southwestern PA....not to far off from Mahoning!  My boyfried was just golfing there not to long ago!

Brown Guy:
LOL Imagine Survivor 11: Canada

They can film in Nunavut (close to North Pole). Live in Igloos, fish for food and have challenges in the snow. Picture it immunity challenge number 1: Whoever can toboggan the farthest lol. Picture it it would be funni, not to mention that the contestants will have to live thru -50 degrees celcius weather.

puddin:
Did you see this BrownGuy? :D

Toronto Sun
Fri, July 16, 2004


Survivor in B.C.?

MARK BURNETT IS LOOKING AT GREAT WHITE NORTH

By BILL BRIOUX, TORONTO SUN


 
 
FIRE UP the Tiki torches and pass the Doritos. Survivor might be coming to Canada. And a French-language version of The Apprentice is. Mega-producer Mark Burnett told the Sun in Los Angeles he's seriously considering shooting an edition of Survivor, his top-rated reality series, in the Great White North.

At a press party Wednesday night, I asked Burnett for the umpteenth time if Canadians will finally be allowed to compete in the No. 1 show in Canada. "No, but we could be going to Canada for Survivor," he said.

He suggested it could happen as early as Survivor 11.

This past spring's Survivor: All-Stars was the eighth edition of the reality series. If the current twice-a-year schedule were to continue, Survivor 11 would air in fall 2005.

NO STRANGER

Burnett is no stranger to our land.

He began his career as TV's top unscripted-series producer in British Columbia, where his first Eco-Challenge series ran.

What's more, several members of his crack Survivor camera team are B.C. natives. He's likely scouting the more rugged regions of that province as a future Survivor base.

Burnett is still reluctant to shoot a winter Survivor -- who wants to see babes such as Amber or Jenna in parkas? -- so Burnett needs to wait until next summer to tape the game in warm weather in Canada.

Burnett, though, already has decided to bring one of his ace shows to Canada. He recently partnered with a Quebec broadcaster to produce a French-language version of The Apprentice.

"We haven't picked our Quebec version of Donald Trump yet," Burnett said, "but we're looking."

For the record, "You're fired!" in French is "Tu es congedie

BeyondRealLife:
And the Canadian immunity idol will
either be a Tim Hotons coffee cup or a
beaver. Ah that would be great.

BRL

puddin:
 :D :D LOL BRL

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