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‘Survivor’ winner can’t mention show in book PORTLAND, Maine — Bow-tied educator Bob Crowley shot to fame on the reality show “Survivor” but his experience in the West African nation of Gabon isn’t featured in his self-published biography.
Crowley, a retired high school teacher who lives in South Portland, Maine, won the $1 million grand prize for outlasting 17 other castaways on the show. But he tells the Portland Press Herald that producers didn’t let him include a single word about the show in “Making Waves: The Stories of Maine’s Bob Crowley.”
He says he’s barred from writing about “Survivor” for three years. Instead, he says the book tells about his life before “Survivor.”
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