Tiger King excels at throwing bloody chunks at ravenous Netflix viewers. But why?
Netflix’s Tiger King: Murder Mayhem, and Madness is as unsubtle as this headline, and is addictively watchable. But what is its point?
Posts from: March 2020
Making the Cut’s first winners—and the first designers cut—tell all
Exit interviews with the Making the Cut’s first two winners, Esther and Ji, whose looks are now for sale on Amazon, and the first two designers who were cut, Jasmine and Martha.
HGTV marathons all week! RHONY and The Challenge return! Shark Week and Puppy Bowl marathons too!
This week in reality TV, besides several marathons, we’ll get new seasons of Nailed It!, The Challenge, The Real Housewives of New York City, and other reality shows.
River Monsters’ Jeremy Wade is back (again) with Mysteries of the Deep
Jeremy Wade, who hosted several shows for Animal Planet and Discovery Channel, is back with a new Science Channel series.
On Making the Cut, Heidi and Tim are back and having a blast
Making the Cut has sheared away the minutiae of the clothing-designing process, and replaced it with twirling, cinematic shots of New York and Paris. A review of the Amazon Prime Video reality competition.
Sandra didn’t quit Survivor. Stop saying she did.
Even Jeff Probst is defending Sandra, saying, “I don’t think it changes her legacy in any way. Sandra is a legend.”
The Survivor queen has one final power move before the last pre-merge vote
Survivor: Winners at War had its final pre-merge episode, with one more person sent to the Edge of Extinction—where the newest resident, Sandra, did something no one else has done.