Sentence examples for show fame from inspiring English sources

Some people in the choir are stars, like Phylicia Rashad of "The Cosby Show" fame.

It certainly did something to comedian Robert Webb of Peep Show fame.

The new show, "Fame Takes a Holiday," began last night and runs through Nov. 19.

I used to watch that show, 'Fame,' it kind of feels like 'Fame.' " he said.

Showtime has ordered a "Vice" cable pilot, to star David Cross of "Mr. Show" fame.

Ms. O'Donnell achieved daytime talk show fame in the late 1990s with "The Rosie O'Donnell Show," which ended in 2002.

Michael isn't even going to have a chance at fleeting talk-show fame.

Of course, game-show fame has not always been a blessing.

But then, it's 10 years since the height of Tate's sketch-show fame, back when Tony Blair played her straight man in an imperishable Comic Relief skit.

"I think it's something that you have to deal with, putting yourself out there, going on a reality show," said Ms. Cohen, who is one of at least a dozen former "Top Chef" contestants navigating post-show fame in New York.

It's easy to draw parallels between what's going on online and what's going on in the rest of our media: the death of scripted TV, the endless parade of ordinary, heavily made-up faces that become vaguely familiar to us as they grin through their 15 minutes of reality-show fame.