Well before season 17 of The Amazing Race began, I talked to its host, Phil Keoghan about what I think is the series general decline over the past few seasons.
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Phil Keoghan responds to criticism that The Amazing Race is no longer really amazing
Bravo’s success is no accident, as the cable network uses extensive, almost insane amounts of research to develop its programming, and as part of that, how you react to Bravo shows online may impact what happens on those docudramas. That’s according to a … (source: Realityblurred.com) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS and RSS Feed on Feedzilla.com
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Bravo is ”very research-oriented,” uses social media to plan reality show plot lines (source: Realityblurred.com)
On Bravo’s web site, various Top Chef Las Vegas finalists and judges discuss who they thought should have won and why Michael actually won. (No one addresses his obnoxious attitude.) In BravoTV.com’s “burning questions” feature (and by “burning,” they mea… (source: Realityblurred.com) – RSS feeds and Feed widget on Feedzilla.com
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Michael, Kevin, Padma thought Bryan won; Tom says Michael won 2:1:1; Toby says 2:2:0 (source: Realityblurred.com)
Jordan Lloyd won Big Brother 11 after receiving five of the seven votes, including the (irrelevant) one cast by viewers, who voted more than 11 million votes.
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Jordan wins Big Brother 11 but Natalie still gets $50,000 despite being horrible (source: Realityblurred.com)
On Sunday, Antonio Ballatore won HGTV’s fourth Design Star, beating Dan Vickery. After three seasons of letting viewers select the winner, the show dropped viewer voting and let the two new judges and Vern Yip decide, and they picked Antonio because he “has such a distinctive voice as a designer,” Vern Yip told me a few minutes ago.
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Vern Yip says Antonio Ballatore won Design Star because of his "distinctive voice"
