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[10/12/08 - 06:00 AM]
And the Golden Realitini Goes TO... Deanna Pappas of "The Bachelorette" Takes Top Honor at the "2008 FOX Reality Channel Really Awards" Winning the Audience-Favorite Award
Other winners include "American Idol," "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Deadliest Catch."
[via press release from Fox Reality]

AND THE GOLDEN REALITINI GOES TO... DEANNA PAPPAS OF "THE BACHELORETTE" TAKES TOP HONOR AT THE "2008 FOX REALITY CHANNEL REALLY AWARDS" WINNING THE AUDIENCE-FAVORITE AWARD

Danny Bonaduce and Jonny Fairplay Reunite on Stage for the First Time Since Last Year's Award Show!

Los Angeles, CA (October 12, 2008) � The "2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Awards" was the place to be as winners and losers of the only awards show dedicated to the most outrageous moments in reality television were revealed in Hollywood. Highlights from the show included Jerry Springer winning Favorite Host for "America's Got Talent," Antonio Sabato Jr. from "Celebrity Circus" winning Favorite Hottie, and DeAnna Pappas from "The Bachelorette" winning the Golden Realitini for Favorite Reality Performer. Special appearances included Danny Bonaduce and Jonny Fairplay's onstage reunion, a performance by Girlicious, Hugh Hefner with "The Girls Next Door" and more!

The "2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Awards" original special aired exclusively on Fox Reality Channel, the all-reality, all-the-time network on Saturday, October 11 from 10 pm � Midnight. The show was immediately followed by the premiere of the Fox Reality Channel original series "Gimme My Reality Show!" If you missed the "2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Awards" this past Saturday, you can catch encore performances this week when it re-airs on: Sunday, October 12 at 7pET/4pPT; Friday, October 17 at 9pET/6pPT; and Sunday, October 19 at 8pET/5pPT.

Official Winners Include:

Favorite Duo Corey and Susie from "The Two Coreys"

Favorite Throwdown Brandon "Bo" Kunkle & Chad Tulik from "A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila"

Favorite Meltdown Rocky DeMarco from "I Know My Kid's A Star"

Awkward Moment of the Year Brett Michaels/Megan Hauserman from "Rock of Love 2"

Favorite Altered State Erin Moran from "Celebrity Fit Club"

Favorite Villain Greg Halstead from "The Real World Hollywood"

Favorite Hottie Antonio Sabato Jr. from "Celebrity Circus"

Favorite Potty mouth Jeff Conaway from "Celebrity Rehab"

Favorite Performer of the Year DeAnna Pappas "The Bachelorette"

Favorite Host Jerry Springer from "America's Got Talent"

America's Favorite Reality Program "American Idol"

Favorite Competition Program "So You Think You Can Dance"

Favorite Non Competition Program "Deadliest Catch"

ABOUT FOX REALITY CHANNEL

Fox Reality Channel launched in May 2005, to become the first destination for lovers of unscripted programming. Fox Reality Channel is the only all-reality, all-the-time television channel featuring compelling original programming, never-before-seen U.S. premieres of international reality hits, and network favorites, with RealityRevealed segments providing exclusive interviews and insights into reality's most memorable moments. Fox Reality's programming is available to 40+ million subscribers and can be accessed via broadband, mobile devices and other digital platforms such as iTunes� and Hulu. For more information on Fox Reality Channel programs and schedules, please visit.foxreality.com.





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· AMERICAN IDOL (ABC)
· AMERICA'S GOT TALENT (NBC)
· BACHELORETTE, THE (ABC)
· BACHELORETTE, THE (ABC)
· CELEBRITY CIRCUS (NBC)
· CELEBRITY FIT CLUB (VH1)
· DEADLIEST CATCH (DISCOVERY)
· DOUBLE SHOT AT LOVE, A (MTV)
· GIRLS NEXT DOOR, THE (E)
· I KNOW MY KID'S A STAR (VH1)
· REAL WORLD, THE (FACEBOOK)
· REHAB WITH DR DREW (VH1)
· ROCK OF LOVE WITH BRET MICHAELS (VH1)
· SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE (FOX)
· TWO COREYS, THE (A AND E)




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