Because prime-time network TV needs another live dance competition with a panel of judges, CBS will air its own version of the UK’s Got to Dance, and may recruit Paula Abdul to judge. The dance competition differs from So You Think You Can Dance because “..
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Paula Abdul’s name floated again, this time to judge CBS’ new competition Got to Dance (source: Realityblurred.com)
Last night, 38.6 million people watched the debut of Undercover Boss following the Super Bowl. That makes it the biggest premiere of a reality show ever, and the third-best performance for a post-Super Bowl show ever, after Survivor Australia in 2001. (Friends’ 1996 showing is number one, but number three is Survivor All-Stars in 2004.) TV By the Numbers has a chart of all post-Super Bowl show ratings.
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Undercover Boss’ post-Super Bowl debut makes it the most-watched reality premiere ever
For the first time in 15 years, a network debuted a brand-new show after the Super Bowl, and it was a reality series: Undercover Boss. (Six years ago, incidentally, CBS debuted Survivor All-Stars, and nine years ago, it was the debut of Survivor Australia, and so many people expected Heroes vs.
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Undercover Boss is watchable if generic and heavy-handed, and it’s no Dirty Jobs
One month down in 2010, and a new group of reality shows are ready to make their debut. The Past This final week in January, the Jersey Shore cast’s appearance caused a near-riot, and their popularity may explain why MTV is paying them a lot more for season two. Also coming back: more Survivor, although there’s still no word from its host, though his pet project reality show debuted and subsequently tanked
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New reality TV next week: RuPaul’s Drag Race, Michael Vick, Shear Genius, Survivor special
About a year after it was filmed, the pilot episode for Jeff Probst’s Live for the Moment finally airs. The series was originally called Live Like You’re Dying, probably because it follows a terminally ill man who goes on a series of dream-fulfilling adventures that Probst has arranged for him. The year-long delay doesn’t seem to bode well for it going to series, but really, the reception will determine if the show; promoting the show…
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Jeff Probst’s Live for the Moment pilot debuts, is like Make a Wish meets The Bucket List
This is the ninth in a series of interviews with Survivor Samoa cast members. From the moment she sat down, I really liked Betsy Bolan. She’s warm and funny and effervescent.
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Betsy Bolan: ”I just want to enjoy the moment, I just want to have fun” (source: Realityblurred.com)
