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Phil Keoghan has lifted the lid on the challenges of filming reality series Tough As Nails and also revealed that he and the team are “champing at the bit” to get back to shooting Amazing Race.

Peter White Television EditorCompetition reality series Tough As Nails is returning to CBS for a second season.This comes just over a month after the show, which is hosted by Phil Keoghan, launched on the network.CBS, which said that the show was averaging 4.23M viewers across its summer run, has been casting for the second season for the last few weeks ahead of the greenlight.The show, which was created by Keoghan and his producing partner, Louise Keoghan, celebrates everyday Americans who get

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Tough As Nails” is proving that it’s built to last.CBS has renewed the competition series, which is created and hosted by “Amazing Race” emcee Phil Keoghan, for a second season. Casting has already begun on season 2, per sources, ahead of the two-hour first season finale which airs Sept.

Tough as Nails, hosted and produced by Phil Keoghan. The show celebrates Americans who get their workout on the job and in the course of the show's assigned tasks, their strength, endurance, agility and mental toughness are tested.We got an exclusive look at an upcoming challenge that involves a rescue — yes, it's a dummy, not a real person — but that still counts! The kicker: the contestants have to perform the task at the top of utility poles.

the reality competition series, the contestants are faced with their most difficult challenge yet: breaking apart a slab of cement and successfully storing it.  In ET's exclusive clip from the episode, it's clear the competitors are struggling — in their own ways — to power through with the challenge.

Tough as Nails, CBS's new reality competition show from The Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan, is novel for a few reasons. For starters, unlike some strength and endurance shows that cast athletes and gym rats, this one highlights first responders, veterans, and everyday Americans.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“The Amazing Race” was perhaps the first major U.S. production to halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic, when filming on the show’s Season 33 was paused at the end of February.

Tough as Nails is exactly what Phil Keoghan wants to be doing. The host and executive producer, 53, opened up exclusively to Us Weekly about his new CBS reality show, which takes a look at hardworking individuals from around the country take on real-life challenges at job sites.“The root of the idea comes from my working-class family.

coronavirus pandemic, which brings essential workers center stage, has given the new series deeper significance amid a trying time in the country and has «definitely had an effect» on how the episodes are put together. «We've seen how people respond to essential workers, people who put on PPEs [personal protective equipment] and go right up to the front line and go into hospitals every day dealing with people who are sick.

Phil Keoghan’s message is clear: his new CBS show, “Tough as Nails,” is not your typical competition series.“This is about honoring the hard-working people of America … who get up every day, roll up their sleeves and keep the country moving,” says Keoghan, 53. “We’re putting them in the spotlight for a change, rather than an elite athlete.

By Peter White

Season 32 of The Amazing Race has unfortunately been postponed to later in 2020 after it was originally set to premiere May 20th.

By Peter White

Production of a new season of CBS’s global competition series “The Amazing Race” has been temporarily suspended as a precaution over concerns about coronavirus, the network and producers said on Friday.