HOORAY! We have our winner:

Debbie E! Congrats Debbie, and thanks for entering. Your awesome Ice Road Trucker package will be on its way to your mailbox shortly. Enjoy, and thanks again for checking us out at TV Screener.com!

And everyone, keep checking our WIN THIS! section … we’ve got lots more TV goodies coming your way!

Season three is in full swing (with the first female driver in the show’s history!) on the History Channel (Sundays, 9PM ET) and on iTunes and there’s a cool new Ice Road Truckers app for the iPhone and iPod Touch that’s been downloaded more than 350,000 times … so what could make an Ice Road Truckers fan’s day even brighter? The chance to win a fabulous prize pack from our friends at the History Channel!

The generous collection includes one copy of American Originals (which features the show’s first season and the Ice Road Truckers: On and Off the Ice DVD), one copy of Ice Road Truckers season two and one copy of the Ice Road Truckers: Most Dangerous Episodes DVD … everything you need to get up to speed on all things IRT!

So, how do you get your hands on this nifty collection of Ice Road Truckers discs? Just leave a comment on this post, with the name of your favorite Ice Road Truckers driver and an e-mail address or Web/blog link way to reach you, and you may be a winner.

Remember:
– Leave a comment on this post, with the name of your favorite Ice Road Truckers driver and an e-mail address or Web/blog link way to reach you
– Deadline to enter is July 15 at 8PM ET (according to recorded comment time)
– The winner will be chosen by random, using Random.org’s Random Number Generator
– The winner will be announced on the evening of July 16, as an update to this post

Good luck, Ice Road fans, and keep on truckin’!

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All the tube news that’s fit to surf …

– Did Joan Rivers really deserve to be named Celebrity Apprentice instead of Annie Duke, who raised three times as much cash for her charity? Cast your vote at AOL TV. I think Annie should have won, though Rivers’ dedication to and affection for her charity, God’s Love We Deliver, was touching.

– Chef Jamie Oliver and Ryan Seacrest are teaming for an ABC reality series in which they’ll give the citizens of America’s unhealthiest towns nutrition and exercise makeovers. Hmmm … Maybe Seacrest isn’t aspiring to be the next Dick Clark; he’s trying to be the Dude Oprah.

– The ratings for Dollhouse‘s season finale suggests the Joss Whedon series probably won’t return to Fox next season.

– Tonight’s episode of Gossip Girl sets up what could be a spin-off series, following the life of young Lily, Serena’s wild child mama.

– More spin-off news: G4 is doing its own take on E!’s The Soup, called Web Soup, a weekly round-up of the best of/worst of viral videos.

– Loooooove 30 Rock and Tina Fey, but have to call BS on the story that last Thursday’s Mamma Mia mentions didn’t amount to a plug. It was a very, very clever tie-in, but both the show and the movie are NBC Universal properties … coincidence? I think not.

– Jon Stewart‘s producing a special on the U.S. naturalization process for the History Channel.

– Alex and Hugh are back for the third season of Ice Road Truckers on the History Channel (May 31), and they’ll be joined by the first female driver to be a full-time driver on the show.

– What a great idea: Editing Lost into a “dummies” version that would have events unfold chronologically.

– Al Bundy’s back to be a TV papa again. Ed O’Neill (a fellow alum of Ohio University – go Bobcats!) will play a dad in ABC’s fall 2009 mockumentary-ish sitcom Modern Family.

– And Chuck star Yvonne Strahovksi is certainly keeping busy while she awaits news on whether or not the show will get a third season go from NBC.

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