The Masked Singer’s staged bits—like Kermit’s appearance, or Nick Cannon’s reappearance—have undermined the very-important foundation that’s holding up this entire ridiculous show.
Six Degrees with Mike Rowe, which is now on Discovery Channel after premiering on Discovery+, has the host of Dirty Jobs explaining how his show “is sponsored by the oil and natural gas industry.”
After Survivor’s first-ever auction, which made me miss the Survivor auction even more, Jeff Probst showed up to camp to trade shelter for food on Survivor: The Australian Outback’s 11th episode, “Let’s Make a Deal.”
Tough As Nails season three will start filming just over a month after season two concludes. I’m glad it’s coming back, as it’s been a worthy replacement for Survivor this spring.
Project Runway host Karlie Kloss is out for season 19, and the Magical Elves have disappeared as producers. But Christian Siriano is returning, as are the three judges.
Despite the challenges of filming during the last year, The Quest went to Napa Valley to film season two for Disney+.
Last week, there were more than 20 reality TV premieres, many of which were competition series, such as Top Chef. This week’s unscripted TV premieres are almost entirely documentary series and feature docs.
Jerri Manthey and Colby Donaldson won a reward that sent them to the Great Barrier Reef, which led to Colby breaking the law while making a strategic move on Survivor: The Australian Outback episode 10, “Honeymoon or Not.”
The physical distancing on Top Chef Portland’s set changes from moment to moment, an inconsistency that’s similar to the mixed messages that reality TV shows produced during C0VID-19 have been sending.
