Nickelodeon’s Crystal Maze is a win for fans of both the UK show and reality TV challenges
The Crystal Maze offers eight simple but challenging and watchable challenges per episode, connected by Adam Conover’s energy and improv.
Posts from: January 2020
Survivor: Winners at War is Survivor’s oldest cast ever: explore 40 seasons of age data
The average age of Survivor 40’s cast makes it the oldest cast in the history of the show, though its oldest player is a quarter-century younger than Rudy was when he played.
The Profit is changing and evolving. Marcus Lemonis explains why.
“It’s important for people to ask more philosophical questions about society and business and how human interest and commerce intersect. It can destroy people or it can build people up.”
Spy Games: a review, plus interviews with an assessor and a producer
A review of Bravo’s new competition Spy Games, plus interviews with assessor Erroll Southers and Kinetic Content’s Eric Detwiler about the show.
New Brain Games, Spy Games, Chopped champions, and other reality TV premiering this week
This week’s unscripted TV premieres include the TV debut of The Cave, the Oscar-nominated documentary, the return of The Circus, and Netflix’s look at Gwyneth Paltrow’s empire.
Amazing Race 33 and 32: an update on the CBS show’s future from its creators
What’s happening with The Amazing Race 32, which filmed in 2018? And what about future seasons? Answers from creators and executive producers, Bertram van Munster and Elise Doganieri.
Life Below Zero is getting a spin-off plus two new seasons
In addition to Life Below Zero seasons 15 and 16 and a new spin-off, an old show, Port Protection Alaska, is being rebranded as Life Below Zero: Port Protection.