Watch Survivor with Jonny Fairplay While Winning Prizes

Seattle, WA — Can't live on a desolate island and outplay, outwit and outlast a cast of conniving contestants on the popular reality TV series Survivor? You won’t have to this Thursday, May 11, because you can win free prizes while watching Survivor and logging onto the hugely popular BuddyTV live commentary sessions with the likes of Jonny Fairplay, who is dubbed “the most hated Survivor ever.” All that is needed is a TV and an Internet connection.

Well-known Armchair Survivor podcasts hosts, Michael and Marjorie Carrino, reveal insights such as some Survivors lose 30 or 40 pounds and that everyone seems to hate Terry Deitz. The Carrinos will be hosting the Eastern and Central time zone BuddyTV sessions. In the previous BuddyTV session, Fairplay predicts that Danielle DiLorenzo and Cirie Fields would make it into the final two and that Terry is one of the strongest Survivors ever, so he would vote Terry out at the first opportunity. Fairplay dishes the insider scoop and provides gift cards for the Pacific time zone.

Paul Shriner, a frequent BuddyTV user, says “I can’t imagine watching Survivor without BuddyTV, I would feel totally isolated like being banished on exile island.”

David Niu, co-founder of BuddyTV, says, “I love hearing the reaction of fans to celebrity Television Jockeys (TVjs) expert insights. This is a fun and interactive way to cheer on your favorite Survivor, and you can win prizes without even stepping onto a deserted island.”

How to Participate
To participate, go to www.buddytv.com to register a username and password. Then on Thursday, May 11, 2006 go to BuddyTV and choose the live commentary in your time zone and click Join to enter their live commentary session while you watch Survivor. Winners will be announced at the end of each TVj session, and you must be present in the session to claim your free prize.

About BuddyTV
BuddyTV was founded in Seattle creates online community through forums and real time chat about popular TV shows. BuddyTV uses TVj's to lead discussion sessions and provide insider information about the shows they cover. For more information go to www.buddytv.com or contact Keith Rozulmalski at 206-859-4180.