Big Brother 12’s lack of drama will be delayed for many people across the country, while others will see the show on a different channel. While people in bulky costumes slamming into each other and competing as if winning actually matters might typically be confused with the reality competition, I can assure you it’s something different, even with all the ass-slapping. That’s because of final pre-season NFL football games tonight, which reality blurred TSG and…
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Big Brother will be preempted, delayed tonight by football for many people
Big Brother’s singing clam and sock puppets made to look like the houseguests should have one giant mouth hug to viewers. Instead, they came off as a barely reconfigured challenge from last season and a bit that lasted only a few minutes and was almost ignored by some of the houseguests, like Enzo, whose puppet moved its mouth once for every three or four sentences he spoke. There were good moments here: I laughed out…
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Big Brother houseguests actively resist playing the game, clean house instead
A man who’d previous protested Discovery’s programming held three people hostage at Discovery Communications’ headquarters outside of Washington, D.C., was shot to death by police this afternoon.
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Discovery networks protester shot and killed after taking three people hostage
The Amazing Race 17 11-team, highly telegenic cast has been announced, including the previously revealed beauty queens, although CBS only identifies one of three beauty queens by her pageant experience.
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Amazing Race 17 cast announced
Jeff Schroeder is currently in Laos and heading to Bangkok, where he “needs a ride from the airport and a place to stay in Bangkok,” according to the web site for his web series Around the World for Free. But sometime after his appearance on Big Brother 12 with Jordan Lloyd, his series posted a behind the scenes video that gives a bit more insight into the soundstage location that houses the hamsters
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Jeff and Jordan’s visit to Big Brother offers a behind-the-scenes look at the house
Michele Noonan, the bisexual neuroscientist who came in third place on Big Brother 11 last summer, will be on Playboy TV’s Foursome this fall, presumably having sex on camera with fellow cast members.
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Big Brother 11’s Michele is on Playboy’s sex-on-TV reality show Foursome
Big Brother 12’s Sunday episode started with nine minutes of recap, 21 minutes of a relatively lame competition, and more of Hayden shouting in the Diary Room. It was so boring, Julie Chen didn’t even want to stick around for it, bailing and leaving Hayden to host the new HOH competition. Lane won, predictably nominating Ragan and Enzo.
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Lane wins HOH, Pandora’s Desperate Attempt at Entertainment returns to Big Brother
Five years ago today, hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. The results of that are well-documented, but now, even five years later, it’s particularly horrifying to watch footage from those early days.
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Five years after Hurricane Katrina, TV reminds us of its horror and impact
Defying the general trajectory of reality TV shows, Whale Wars has been getting better and better as a TV series as it ages. From its heart-stopping tension–there’s a cliffhanger for nearly every commercial break–to the bewildering bumbling of the Sea Shepherds, it’s been a tremendous season, and the series unquestionably remains one of the best shows on TV.
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Whale Wars delivers amazing TV again, illustrating real life better than most reality TV
One of TLC’s better series, Little People, Big World, will end its run after its upcoming sixth season concludes. The show followed Matt Roloff, Amy Roloff, and their kids, some of whom are average size and some of whom are little people, and their lives running an Oregon pumpkin farm
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Little People, Big World ending after its upcoming, "dramatic" sixth season
