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Yaniv Schulman, who credits a supportive network of friends and family with getting him through the depression that followed his "Catfish" experience, is setting up an online discussion forum to help connect viewers who see themselves in the show's participants. More

"My children are in the special; my husband is in the special; my parents are in the special. And the people that I work with," Lori Allen says. "The reason that we did that is because they're all affected by my cancer." More

"It's never too late to prove to yourself and to those around you that you can overcome any situation," Hailey Glassman says. "You can overcome what people say." More

"'Can he do it? Will he do it? How much is he going to have left?' I've spent in some cities $23.98. That's the fun, is getting there," says Jeff Mauro. More

"Not everyone was prepared for this explosion and this experience, and there are positives and negatives that come along with it. You guys are going to see all of that." More

"There's going to be people who love Alana, and there's going to be people who don't agree with what Alana is doing," says June Shanno, mom of Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson. More

"I found fitness when I was 14 years old." More

"I am never one for playing it safe!" judge Ruth Riechl says, laughing. "Not in writing. Not in life. Not in food. In 'Top Chef Masters,' the burden is to take that extra step and articulate a personal vision of food, because that is what a master chef does. They've had time to own their personal philosophy of food -- and I want to see that on the plate!" More

"Everyone thinks that cooking outside is grilling," Aaron Sanchez says, "but grilling is high heat and fast, and barbecuing is low and slow." More