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One of Ryan's first television jobs was hosting the first season of ESPN's Radical Outdoor Challenge
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In 1994 Ryan began hosting the kids show Gladiators 2000, a spin off of the show American Gladiators.
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Ryan Seacrest was the host of a new TV series "Click." Three teams of two people competed for money while clicking on things ona computer in a certain amount of time. Being the host of this led Ryan to more career moves such as the radio station gig in Los Angeles, American Idol and much more.
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In 2002 Ryan became the host of the hit reality star searching show, American Idol
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Ryan Seacrest was asked to be a guest host on the mornign show "Good Day Live" which premiered on June 5 2003.
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Ryan began hosting the American Top 40 radio talk show, and is still the host today.
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Ryan Seacrest started producing many shows like "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" and "Paradise City." It all started with "On Air With Ryan Seacrest" and he is still producing many of tv shows today.
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He began hosting the LA radio station of KIIS FM morning radio show, and is still the host today (AP Images)
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In 2005 Ryan Seacrest hosted the "Celebration of Freedom" concert in Washington D.C. for President George W. Bush, his family, and the U.S. Military.
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Ryan recieved his own star on the Hollywood walk of fame in 2005. (AP Images)
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He began co-hosting the Dick Clark Rockin' New Years Eve Party. And is now the single host of the show. (Google Images)
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He started hosting the E! New red carpet events, and is still the host today. (AP Images)
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Ryan Seacrest was the executive producer of "Live From The Red Carpet" for the academy awards in 2007.
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Ryan Seacrest was the host of the 59th Primetime Emmy Awards in 2007 (AP Images)
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In 2007 Ryan co-hosted the Walt Disney Christmas Day Parade in Anaheim California, with Regis Filmore and Kelly Rippa. (AP Images)
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Ryan hosted Superbowl XLII pre-game and half time show in 2008.
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Ryan Seacrest was the producer of "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution." This show won an emmy for outstnading reality program. (AP Images)
