Keoghan was nominated for the 2009 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program in the second year of the award's creation but lost to Jeff Probst of Survivor. Shows Keoghan has worked in more than seventy countries as a television host, producer, writer, and cameraman. Some of the shows Keoghan has been involved with include: 3.45 Live (1990) – Presenter The Amazing Race (2001–present) – Host Best of Both Worlds – Co-host Breakfast Time (FX TV series) – Road Warrior The Early Show – Travel Correspondent FOX After Breakfast (1996) – Reporter That's Fairly Interesting – Reporter [[Go for It (TY series)|Go For It]] – Host The Human Edge (2002) – Co-creator Phil Keoghan's Adventure Crazy – Co-creator Adventure Crazy – Host Keoghan's Heroes – Co-creator Miss World 2003 (2003) – Host No Opportunity Wasted (2004) – Host Spot On – Host Surprise, Surprise – Host Whose House is it Anyway? (2000) – Host Speed Test Drive (2006) – Cameo appearance as a student of the Jim Russell Racing School Everest: After the Climb (2007) – Host CBS News Sunday Morning (2008) – Contributor Star Trek: Phase II (2008) – Cameo as Admiral Keoghan in "Blood & Fire" Part One Million Dollar Password (2008) – Guest appearance/Himself I Get That a Lot (2013) – Himself Big Brother (2015) – Takeover guest who revealed The Amazing Race 26 alums Jeff and Jackie as the final two HouseGuests. Earth Live (2017) – Co-host with Jane Lynch American Dad! (2017) – Guest voice as host of "The Bitchin' Race" in the episode "The Bitchin' Race" National Geographic Explorer (2018) – Host Tough as Nails (2020–present) – Host, Executive Producer, Director, Co-Creator See also List of New Zealand television personalities References External links Upfront: Phil Keoghan New Zealander Listener, 22 October 2005 Profile on Phil Keoghan, Te Kete Ipurangi No Opportunity Wasted Phil Keoghan on The Hour Phil Rides Across America 1967 births Living people American game show hosts Television producers from California New Zealand television presenters New Zealand expatriates in the United States Participants in American reality television series People from Lincoln, New Zealand People from Los Angeles People educated at St Andrew's College, Christchurch Members of the New Zealand Order of Merit Primetime Emmy Award winners