List of The Real World seasons

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The following charts list the seasons and cast members of the reality television show, The Real World , its reunion shows, and its DVDs.

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The Real World seasons

Season, location, yearCast members
1 New York (1992) Rebecca Blasband Andre Comeau Heather B. Gardner Julie Gentry Norman Korpi Eric Nies Kevin Powell
2 Los Angeles (1993) Tami Roman (then Akbar)Aaron BehleIrene Berrera (Kearns) [lower-alpha 1] Jon BrennanDavid Edwards [lower-alpha 2] Dominic GriffinBeth Stolarczyk
Beth AnthonyGlen Naessens
3 San Francisco (1994)Mohammed Bilal Rachel Campos Pam Ling Cory Murphy Puck Rainey [lower-alpha 3] Judd Winick Pedro Zamora
Jo Rhodes
4 London (1995) Jacinda Barrett Neil Forrester Jay FrankSharon GitauMike JohnsonKat OgdenLars Schlichting
5 Miami (1996)Flora AlekseyeunSarah BeckerMike LambertMelissa Padrón [lower-alpha 4] Joe PataneDan RenziCynthia Roberts
6 Boston (1997)Jason Cornwell Sean Duffy Montana McGlynnGenesis MossKameelah PhillipsElka WalkerSyrus Yarbrough
7 Seattle (1998)Nathan BlackburnLindsay BrienDavid BurnsJanet ChoiRebecca Lord Irene McGee [lower-alpha 1] Stephen Williams
8 Hawaii (1999)Ruthie AlcaideMargaret "Kaia" BeckAmaya BrecherJustin Deabler [lower-alpha 1] Tecumseh "Teck" Holmes IIIColin MortensenMatt Simon
9 New Orleans (2000)David Broom Melissa Howard Kelley LimpJamie Murray Danny Roberts Matt SmithJulie Stoffer
10 Back to New York (2001)Rachel BrabandMalik CooperKevin DunnNicole Mitsch Mike Mizanin Coral Smith Lori Trespicio
11 Chicago (2002)Chris Beckman Kyle Brandt Tonya Cooley Aneesa FerreiraKeri EvansTheo Gantt IIICara Kahn
12 Las Vegas (2002–03) Trishelle Cannatella Arissa Hill Steven Hill Frank RoesslerBrynn SmithIrulan WilsonAlton Williams
13 Paris (2003)Ace AmersonLeah GillingwaterAdam KingSimon Sherry-Wood Mallory Snyder Chris "CT" TamburelloChristina Trainor
14 San Diego (2004) Frankie Abernathy [lower-alpha 1] Randy Barry Jamie Chung Cameran Eubanks Brad FiorenzaRobin HibbardJacquese Smith
Charlie Dordevich
15 Philadelphia (2004–05)Shavonda Bilingslea Karamo Brown Sarah BurkeM.J. GarrettWilliam HernandezLandon LueckMelanie Silcott
16 Austin (2005)Wes BergmannJohanna BottaLacey BuehlerNehemiah ClarkDanny JamiesonRachel MoyalMelinda Stolp
17 Key West (2006)Janelle CasanaveJohn DevenanzioTyler DuckworthZach MannPaula MeronekSvetlana ShustermanJose Tapia
18 Denver (2006–07)Tyrie BallardColie EdisonJenn GrijalvaBrooke LaBarberaDavis MalloryStephen NicholsAlex Smith
19 Sydney (2007–08)Trisha Cummings [lower-alpha 2] Dunbar FlinnCohutta Lee GrindstaffKellyAnne JuddParisa MontazaranIsaac StoutShauvon Torres [lower-alpha 1]
Ashli Robson
20 Hollywood (2008)Kimberly AlexanderWill GilbertGreg Halstead [lower-alpha 2] Joey Kovar [lower-alpha 1] Dave MalinoskySarah Ralston Brianna Taylor
Nick BrownBrittini Sherrod
21 [lower-alpha 5] Brooklyn (2009)Chet CannonRyan ConklinKatelynn CusanelliScott HermanJ.D. OrdonezSarah RiceDevyn SimoneBaya Voce
22 Cancun (2009)Bronne Bruzgo [lower-alpha 3] Derek ChavezAyiiia ElizarrarasEmilee FitzpatrickCJ Koegel Jonna Mannion Jasmine ReynaudJoey Rozmus [lower-alpha 2]
23 D.C. (2009–10)Josh ColonAshley Lindley Mike Manning Ty RuffEmily SchrommCallie Walker Erika Wasilewski [lower-alpha 1] Andrew Woods
24 New Orleans (2010)Jemmye CarrollPreston CharlesMcKenzie CoburnSahar DikaAshlee FeldmanRyan KnightRyan Leslie [lower-alpha 2] Eric Patrick
25 Las Vegas (2011)Naomi DefensorLeroy GarrettNany GonzálezHeather MarterMichael RossAdam Royer [lower-alpha 2] Dustin Zito
Heather Cooke
26 San Diego (2011) Alexandra Govere Ashley KelseySam McGinnPriscilla MendezZach NicholsNate StodghillFrank Sweeney
27 St. Thomas (2012)La Toya JacksonBrandon Kane [lower-alpha 2] Marie RodaRobb SchreiberBrandon SwiftLaura WallerTrey Weatherholtz III
28 Portland (2013)Jessica McCainAnastasia MillerJoi Niemeyer [lower-alpha 1] Johnny Reilly [lower-alpha 4] Averey Tressler [lower-alpha 4] Marlon WilliamsJordan WiseleyDaisy [lower-alpha 6] [lower-alpha 4]
Nia Moore
29 [lower-alpha 7] Ex-Plosion (2014)Thomas BuellJenny DelichJay MitchellJamie LarsonAshley Mitchell [lower-alpha 1] Arielle Scott Cory Wharton
Hailey Chivers [lower-alpha 1] Brian Williams, Jr.Jenna ComponoAshley CeaserLauren Ondersma [lower-alpha 1]
30 Skeletons (2014–15)Bruno BettencourtSylvia ElsrodeJason HillVioletta MilermanTony RainesMadison WallsNicole Zanatta
31 Go Big or Go Home (2016)Chris Ammon HallKailah CasillasCeeJai Jenkins [lower-alpha 2] Sabrina KennedyDione MarianiDean Bart-PlangeJenna Thomason [lower-alpha 2] Dylan Moore [lower-alpha 8]
32 [lower-alpha 9] Seattle: Bad Blood (2016–17)Jordan AndersonMike Crescenzo [lower-alpha 1] Tyara Hooks [lower-alpha 1] Theo King-Bradley [lower-alpha 2] Robbie PadovanoAnika RashaunKatrina Stack
Orlana RussellPeter Romeo [lower-alpha 2] Kimberly JohanssonKassius LakeJennifer GeoghanWill Groomes IIIAnna Stack
33 Atlanta (2019)Yasmin AlmokhamadArely AvituaJustin BluTovah MarxMeagan MelanconDondre RandolphClint Wright [lower-alpha 2]
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 The cast member voluntarily left the show before filming ended.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 The cast member was required to leave the show before filming ended.
  3. 1 2 The cast member was required to leave the residence before the show ended, but was allowed to remain as part of the cast.
  4. 1 2 3 4 The cast member voluntarily left the residence but remained part of the cast.
  5. The Real World: Brooklyn is the first season to feature eight, instead of the usual seven roommates.
  6. Daisy is Averey Tressler's pet dog. She was included by Bunim-Murray as an official member of the cast.
  7. Real World: Ex-Plosion had 12 cast members. Exes are listed with their corresponding original cast member and were additional roommates, not replacements.
  8. Dylan was brought in mid-season as a surprise cast member who was able to become a roommate upon completion of the Survive mission.
  9. Real World Seattle: Bad Blood had 14 cast members. Bad Blood are listed with their corresponding original cast member and were additional roommates, not replacements.

The Real World reunions

Reunion TitleYearCasts InvolvedNo-ShowsNotes
The Real World Reunion1995New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and LondonAndre, Dominic, Aaron, Pedro, JayHosted by Alison Stewart. London was first introduced in this special. Puck storms off stage during San Francisco's set after heated words were exchanged off-camera with Judd and Mohammed involving comments made about Pedro, who had died shortly after his season finished airing.
Real World Seattle Blooper Show1998SeattleIreneAfter the season, MTV reunited the Seattle cast at the MTV studios for a two-episode reunion/blooper-reel show hosted by MTV VJ Ananda Lewis.
The Real World Reunion 20002000Miami, Boston, Seattle, HawaiiMontana, Irene, Colin and MattThis reunion was marked by several participants who seemed disillusioned by their experience. San Francisco's Rachel Campos also makes an appearance, now as the wife of Boston's Sean Duffy.
The Real World New Orleans UnmaskedNew OrleansHosted by Real World Alum, Rachel (San Francisco) and Nathan (Seattle)
The Real World 10th Anniversary Special2001New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, London, Miami, Boston, Seattle, Hawaii, New OrleansJulie G, Aaron, Dominic, Tami, Pedro, Rachel, Jacinda, Jay, Melissa, Genesis, Montana, Sean, Irene McG, Janet, Colin, and Matt SimonThe entire cast gathered for a photo shoot commemorating the 10th year of the series.
Stop Being Polite2002Chicago
7 The Hard Way2003Las VegasTrishelle
French Kissing and TellingParisSimon isn't at the reunion physically, but is there via telephone.
2 Punk Rock 4 This2004San Diego
Fistful of Philly2005Philadelphia
Tex, Hugs, & Rock 'n' RollAustinNehemiah, Rachel, and Lacey get into fights with Danny.
Fun, Sun, and Now Totally Done2006Key WestThe cast singles out Tyler for his antics.
Welcome to the Mile High Club2007DenverStephen fights with Davis about his sexuality and Brooke talks about her anger.
Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas Las VegasThe cast is reunited to live in the same suite for two weeks.
Escape From Oz2008Sydney See main article.
Real World Awards BashNew York Through HollywoodNew York: Becky, Andre, Heather, Julie, Norman, Kevin

Los Angeles: Aaron, David, Dominic, Tami

San Francisco: Cory, Mohammed, Pedro, Jo

London: The entire cast was not present

Miami: Sarah, Dan, Joe, Cynthia, Flora, Mike

Boston: Elka, Genesis

Seattle: Janet, Rebecca, Lindsay, Irene

Hawaii: Colin, Amaya, Matt

New Orleans: Jamie, Melissa, Danny, Kelley, Julie, David

Back to New York: Kevin, Nicole, Rachel

Chicago: Keri, Chris, Theo

Las Vegas: Steven, Irulan

Paris: Christina, Leah

San Diego: Brad, Cameran, Charlie, Frankie, Jamie

Philadelphia: Shavonda

Austin: Wes

Key West: none

Denver: none

Sydney: Dunbar

Hollywood: none

Cast members receive awards for memorable moments throughout all 19 seasons. A special tribute is given to late Real Worlders Pedro and Frankie. The cast of The Real World Hollywood makes a guest appearance. The Real World Austin is crowned Best Season.
The Real World: Hollywood ReunionHollywoodGreg See main article.
The Real World: Brooklyn Reunion2009BrooklynRyan surprised the roommates and the audience by appearing in the reunion before going back to Iraq.
The Real World: Cancun ReunionCancunJoey left more than halfway through the reunion due to a prior commitment with his band.
The Real World: D.C. Reunion2010D.C.
The Real World: New Orleans ReunionNew OrleansRyan stated that he would not have come to the reunion had he not been contractually obligated.
The Real World: Las Vegas Reunion2011Las Vegas
The Real World: San Diego ReunionSan DiegoFirst The Real World reunion to air in high-definition. Frank and Sam take exception to Zach's homophobic attitude.
The Real World: St. Thomas Reunion2012St. Thomas
The Real World: Portland Reunion2013Portland
Real World: Ex-Plosion Reunion2014Ex-Plosion

In April 2008 at the MTV's Real World Awards Bash, viewers voted on their favorite The Real World season on MTV.com. Voting is presumably skewed by more recent seasons being more relevant to the voters at the time.

#Season
1Austin
2Las Vegas
3San Diego
4Sydney
5Hawaii
6Denver
7New Orleans
8San Francisco
9Key West
10Seattle

The Real World DVDs

TitleReleaseCover
The Real World: A Decade of Bloopers05/28/2002
The Real World: Exotic Vacations09/24/2002
The Real World: Greatest Fights10/17/2000
The Real World: Hookups11/11/2003
The Real World Movie: The Lost Season 01/28/2003
The Real World You Never Saw: Back to New York12/04/2001
The Real World You Never Saw: Chicago05/28/2002
The Real World You Never Saw: Hawaii11/02/1999
The Real World You Never Saw: Las Vegas01/28/2003
The Real World You Never Saw: New Orleans10/17/2000
The Real World You Never Saw: Paris11/11/2003
The Real World: New York Season 109/24/2002
The Real World: Las Vegas Season 1205/20/2003
The Real World: Las Vegas Season 2507/29/2011 (Through Amazon.com MOD)
Real World: Ex-Plosion Season 2910/30/2014 (Through Amazon.com MOD)

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