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Maryland residents on reality TV [Pictures]

Bryan Voltaggio, owner and executive chef at Volt in Frederick, was a contestant on Bravo's "Top Chef: Las Vegas." He came in second place to his younger Michael. ***Bryan Voltaggio was asked to participate in "Top Chef All-Stars" but declined because he had obligations with his restaurant. Along with his brother, Bryan opened a restaurant in Mumbai, India and co-authored a cook book titled "Volt ink." Read more coverage of "Top Chef."

Bryan Voltaggio, owner and executive chef at Volt in Frederick, was a contestant on Bravo’s “Top Chef: Las Vegas.” He came in second place to his younger Michael.

***Bryan Voltaggio was asked to participate in “Top Chef All-Stars” but declined because he had obligations with his restaurant. Along with his brother, Bryan opened a restaurant in Mumbai, India and co-authored a cook book titled “Volt ink.”

Read more coverage of “Top Chef.”  (André F. Chung/Baltimore Sun Photo)

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Maryland might be a small state, but folks from here seem to crop up on reality television at an almost alarming rate. Chefs battle it out on “Top Chef,” Baltimore School for the Arts graduates show up on “So You Think You Can Dance” and “Project Runway,” and area singers try to win a record deal on “American Idol.” Here, you can see photos of Jesse Sandlin, Christian Siriano and other Maryland residents who have appeared on reality television; keep checking back for new additions. You can read more about all things television on the TV Lust blog.

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