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Fox’s new Gordon Ramsay-fronted cooking competition MasterChef drew younger viewers, more than America’s Got Talent, but the weak new NBC series Breakthrough with Tony Robbins failed to draw any viewers. MasterChef had 5.75 million viewers overall, and thus was beaten by Wipeout, America’s Got Talent, and NCIS: Los Angeles, but among viewers 18 to 49, it placed first at 9 p.m

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Gordon Ramsay’s new show does well, while Tony Robbins fails to inspire

A report says that The Hills’ final scene, which acknowledged the show’s scripted nature, was one of two options, and each of the show’s two executive producers wanted to end the show on an entirely different note. The other ending would have had Brody Jenner and Lauren Conrad in a relationship. The New York Post’s Page Six reports that “creator Liz Gateley pushing for a ‘realistic’ scene with Brody Jenner on a movie set

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The Hills almost had a different ending

Survivor, Amazing Race, and even some Big Brother cast members gathered in Orlando this past weekend to continue their incestuous post-show interactions, help out a charity, and go to Sea World’s Discovery Cove.

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Survivor, TAR cast members molest animals at Sea World (slideshow) (source: Realityblurred.com)

Usually, Big Brother concludes before Survivor returns, but not this year: Survivor Nicaragua debuts Sept. 15 at 8, in its new Wednesday timeslot, and that will be followed by a two-hour Big Brother 12 finale. That seems a little awkward, because my brain rather likes the mental break and cleansing the previous schedule allowed

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Big Brother 12 will conclude after Survivor Nicaragua debuts

Big Brother 12′s self-proclaimed “diabolical super-genius,” Matt Hoffman, won Head of Household but didn’t manage to do anything diabolical or genius, as his only game was nominating Andrew and Kathy. Perhaps there’s a potential back-door here, or perhaps his statement that “right now, I’m just sitting pretty.” He went for the safe choices, leaving the status quo in the house–which maybe is the smartest thing to do, but it’s still boring.

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Incest storyline wakes up sleepy Big Brother

On Big Brother this week, we saw houseguest Matt Hoffman gleefully discuss his strategy: pretending his wife has melorheostosis, which “is a rare and progressive disorder characterized by hyperostosis (thickening) of the cortical bone” that “can result in severe functional limitation, extensive pain, soft tissue contractures, and limb, hand an/or foot deformity,” according to the Melorheostosis Association. Unsurprisingly, the group isn’t thrilled and wants to meet with CBS executives.

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Matt’s melorheostosis lie upsets advocates, CBS okay airing things "we do not condone"

On Big Brother this week, we saw houseguest Matt Hoffman gleefully discuss his strategy: pretending his wife has melorheostosis, which “is a rare and progressive disorder characterized by hyperostosis (thickening) of the cortical bone” that “can result in… (source: Realityblurred.com) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com

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Matt’s melorheostosis lie upsets advocates, CBS okay airing things ”we do not condone” (source: Realityblurred.com)

After two consecutive weeks of injury-related eliminations, the So You Think You Can Dance judges opted to send no one home, presumably saving Billy Bell, who was automatically in the bottom three by opting not to dance after being injured–even though doc… (source: Realityblurred.com) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS and RSS Feed on Feedzilla.com

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Judges give Billy Bell a pass and send no one home (source: Realityblurred.com)

Food Network has a great reality competition in the Ted Allen-hosted Chopped with its baskets of mystery ingredients, and tonight it debuts a show that seems even more like a Top Chef challenge that’s been turned into a series: 24 Hour Restaurant Battle, w…

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Scott Conant, red onion fan, hosts and judges Food Network’s new 24 Hour Restaurant Battle (source: Realityblurred.com)