Nearly all of the 2021 reality TV, documentary, and nonfiction television Emmy awards were presented by the Television Academy this weekend, including another five Emmys to RuPaul’s Drag Race. Here are the winners.
In this Amazing Race season 1 oral history, people involved with the first season—producers, cast, and crew—reveal the behind-the-scenes story of how a race around the world and TV show came togethe.
Survivor 41’s cast was announced, and so were a bunch of details about the changes that Jeff Probst and the production are making to our beloved show. As usual, I’m freaking out about several of them!
Fall reality TV is starting this week, and what’s ahead ranges from Dancing with the Stars to Masked Singer, Alter Ego to Legends of the Hidden Temple. Here are the shows I’m most looking forward to.
For Netflix’s reality TV competition Metal Shop Masters, someone took Blown Away, copied and pasted it, changed some details, and hoped we wouldn’t notice.
CBS has dumped its plans to air a five-episode competition reality show featuring activists and hosted by Usher, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Julianne Hough. The show, called The Activist, received a lot of criticism for its format.
The 2021 TCA Award winners have been announced, and the Television Critics Association’s honorees include Ted Lasso, Michaela Coel, Jean Smart, The Golden Girls, and two reality TV shows that tied in the category.
Amazon’s compelling documentary series LuLaRich effectively tells the story of the multi-level marketing company LuLaRoe. But the podcast The Dream is even better at exploring MLMs.
Fox Nation, which is Fox News’ streaming service, will bring Cops back for its 33rd season, which never aired after the show was cancelled last summer by Paramount Network.
Azah, Derek F., Kyland, Hannah, Tiffany, and Xavier are Big Brother 23’s final six, and that means Big Brother will have a Black winner for the first time ever. That’s worth celebrating.
