While the Survivor: The Australian Outback’s final five don’t get an actual visit from their loved ones, their loved ones do compete in the reward challenge. Also in episode 13, Colby is driven to insanity by Keith, and explains his strategy to us.
TBS’s Wipeout premiered with ratings that made it the number-one new cable reality show of the year so far, but it’s also been losing viewers since then. Maybe because it’s terrible?
Independent Lens’s enthralling PBS documentary reality series Philly D.A. watches from inside to see what happens when someone tries to change the system.
This week’s reality TV premieres include a Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion, and the return of shows including Deadliest Catch, Storage Wars, and Naked and Afraid XL.
Survivor Thailand runner-up Clay Jordan died one month after Survivor Redemption Island’s Ralph Kiser. They’re among the 11 Survivor contestants and players who have died since the show’s premiere in 2000.
Showtime’s phenomenal and perfect reality TV series Couples Therapy is back for an even-better second season, during which Dr. Orna Guralnik works with three new couples in New York City.
The Real World Homecoming: New York was perfect, a look back that was firmly grounded in today. It celebrated the original show while also offering something new. The Challenge: All Stars, not so much.