June 20, 2011, page 27 Subsequent cast members added to the season roster later that month include Season 2 participant Steven Adler, actress Sean Young,Ward, Kate. Sean Young joins 'Celebrity Rehab' – EXCLUSIVE. Entertainment Weekly. March 7, 2011 former Major League Baseball pitcher Dwight GoodenKernan, Kevin. "Former baseball star Dwight Gooden heads to 'Celebrity Rehab'", New York Post. March 10, 2011 and Survivor second runner-up Jessica "Sugar" Kiper. Michaele Salahi was later removed from the show because she did not have any addiction. Her husband, Tareq Salahi confirmed this, stating she went to Pinsky to treat her multiple sclerosis, and the stress brought on by that condition. She was discharged after she refused to comply with their demands that her problems be depicted as something other than MS.Oldenburg, Ann (March 9, 2011). "Michaele Salahi kicked off 'Celebrity Rehab' ". USA Today"EXCLUSIVE DETAILS: Michaele Salahi Ousted From Dr. Drew's Celebrity Rehab, Expose In The Works". RadarOnline. March 8, 2011 Season 5 premiered on June 26, 2011, though a "Sneak Premiere" was made available on Vh1's website as early as June 22. Season 6 For season six, which was filmed in early 2012, the show was renamed Rehab with Dr. Drew, as the addicts selected as cast members would be non-celebrities in their 20s and 30s whose struggles would be depicted over the course of eight episodes. Vh1 Executive Vice President, Original Programming & Production Jeff Olde explained the move away from celebrities thus: "This season, the moment felt right to turn our focus from celebrities, to young adults who could benefit under Dr Drew and his team's expert professional treatment. In some ways, we felt that stripping away the celebrity layer could reach even more viewers and touch them in a different way." Season 6 premiered on September 16, 2012. DVD releasesCelebrity Rehab has been released on DVD exclusively through Amazon. Spin-offs Celebrity Rehab Presents Sober House Sex Rehab with Dr. Drew'' See also Alison Triessl, co-founder and chief executive officer of the Pasadena Recovery Center References External links Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew Official site at VH1.com Rehab with Dr. Drew Official site at VH1.com 2008 American television series debuts 2012 American television series endings 2000s American reality television series 2010s American reality television series Celebrity reality television series English-language television shows VH1 original programming Television shows filmed in Los Angeles