As both fall and fall series ramp up, some summer cable reality shows are ending this week. The Past: last week’s most-read stories Real World’s Dunbar has sex and shows all on Foursome, unlike his reality TV co-starsSurvivor Redemption Island: season 22′s big twistHurricane NaOnka doesn’t make landfall or dissipate, but Survivor is still annoyingShannon Elkins: “I was concerned that [Sash] was gay and I was protecting my butthole”Tony Danza’s A&E series Teach is the…
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This week: Survivor mixes up the fetuses and fogies, another Real Housewives debuts
Former NFL player Kurt Warner wasn’t able to join with other football players to support efforts to end breast cancer because Dancing with the Stars’ producers wouldn’t let him wear a ribbon as part of his costume. Kurt first complained about this on Twitter, explaining in a second tweet that he “understand[s]“
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Kurt Warner says DWTS producers don’t want celebs pushing issues, but they did this week
TV News: Net, boosted by new and vet half-hours, wins another week — Young adults are flocking to comedy this fall, and CBS — with three strong vet tentpoles and two solid newcomers — is better positioned than anybody to cash in.
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CBS still king of comedy
TV News: ‘Glee’ explores what it means not to believe — Religion represents such an obvious hornets’ nest that television — a medium that traditionally sought not to offend — has been generally advised to steer clear of it. Yet as this week demonstrates, some are braving those treacherous waters.
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TV tests the religious waters
TV News: Also, NBC scores with ‘Talent’ finale but struggles with ‘Apprentice’ bow — Big football ratings bookended the final week before the start of the new season, which also saw good starts and finishes for most broadcast reality shows.
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Football dominates week’s ratings
Labor Day weekend has arrived with a bunch of reality TV marathons. Although a few shows debut new seasons this week, it won’t be the official start of the fall TV season until it arrives in mid-Sept.
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Next week: Labor Day brings reality TV marathons, and some fall shows debut
TV News: Week also highlighted by preseason NFL games, Emmys — Cable’s hottest seasons were really scorching last week.
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‘Blood,’ ‘Jersey’ hit highs
TV News: Reality vet places all three episodes in week’s top 10 — CBS summer stalwart “Big Brother” continued its strong season last week.
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‘Big Brother’ big for CBS
Here’s what people read last week, in case you missed it, and a look at what to look for this week: The Past: last week’s most-read stories Mary Murphy still hasn’t been asked back to SYTYCDMary Murphy details her limited role on So You Think You Can Dance: “I’m back in the pool”Top Shot host Colby Donaldson: “I certainly don’t want to rip Probst off”Rachel Zoe’s Taylor fired or quitReality Steve cut from rebroadcasts of… keep reading » » read the full story and comment , or find the latest news about past forward » follow reality blurred on Twitter and on Facebook
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This week: Big Brother gets a familiar visitor, while Top Chef changes times
For the second time on this season of Top Chef, Alex Reznik was cast as a cheating, thieving, bumbling twit, and after because of that, he’s solidified himself as this season’s villain.
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Top Chef’s pea-brained Alex survives cheating accusations again, leading to Kenny’s exit
