But somehow the idea of watching fifteen women vy for the affections of a washed-up hype man, with a penchant for wearing giant clocks around his neck. And the heart of reality television goes on and on, and on and on.
In our view, there's a few of these shows, geared toward capturing the tawdriest details of daily human relations, that need to be given the old heave ho. These are the shows that take a snapshot of humility at it's lowest and exploit cat fights in the name of Nielson's honor. But who are we kidding, capturing cat fights, adulterous wives, and nude photoshoots hosted by a now hippy Tyra Banks is part of the appeal.
For starters, there's The CW Network's latest addition to the family of reality TV, The Pussycat Dolls Present: The Search For The Next Doll. This series follows the Grammy Award nominated group of musical divas in there quest to slap another burlesque dance to the mix of has-been cheerleaders and reformed strippers.
Now don't get us wrong, with a crop of shows like The Game, and Seventh Heaven, we get why the big wigs over at The CW rolled out the red carpet for this one. Frankly, The CW can use all the new series' it can get. But why do we need to chronicle a search for another Pussycat Doll when half of us can't even match the names and faces of the six chicks who are already apart of the group?
Then there's Real Wives of the OC. Sure, pill-popping, Botox addictions, and boinking the guy who washes the tires on the minivan over at the local Arco is pure entertainment for a season... ok, maybe two seasons, but beyond that are any of these middle-aged fossils doing anything that wasn't already been covered twenty years ago in Knots Landing?
Which reality show should go? We know you probably can name a few but if you had to pick just one... and you can even axe victoria beckham's reality show before it debuts (we know it's gonna be a flop).








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