Who exactly are those white nationalists/white supremacists/Nazis that Donald Trump called “very fine people”? Here’s a 22-minute documentary that explains.
Bachelor in Paradise makes itself the victim in a self-aggrandizing infomercial
Bachelor in Paradise turned itself into a victim while failing to add insight into the allegations of misconduct that caused a production shutdown.
Did The Bachelorette succeed? And 31 other stories about reality shows and stars
A round-up of essays about Rachel Lindsay’s Bachelorette season, and then recent news about reality TV shows and cast members.
What changed on Bachelor in Paradise after production resumed
The executive producer of The Bachelor franchise told me what happened once the cast returned to Mexico to resume filming on Bachelor in Paradise.
This week: a Jersey Shore reunion, a COPS milestone, and many reality shows return
Many reality shows return this week, from Leah Remini to Project Runway to Flipping Out, while other new shows and specials debut. Your weekly preview.
Live PD’s producer discusses and defends the popular A&E show
An interview with the executive producer of Live PD, covering everything from its tape delay to privacy, its point of view to the dialogue it’s creating.
Rescue Dog to Super Dog’s trainers help dogs and people in need
An interview with Nate Schoemer and Laura London of Animal Planet’s Rescue Dog to Super Dog, on which they train shelter dogs to become service dogs.
First in Human profiles doctors, patients, and ‘our government at its best’
An interview with First in Human director and Discovery Channel executive John Hoffman, who says the NIH’s Building 10 represents “government at its best.”
After 16 seasons, Hell’s Kitchen is getting an all-star season
16 Hell’s Kitchen contestants will return for Fox’s Hell’s Kitchen season 17, the Gordon Ramsay-hosted show’s first-ever all-star season.
Why Fox let Idol go, from a ‘fraudulent’ return to Howard Stern
Fox lost the revival of American Idol to ABC, but offered an extremely detailed description about why they cancelled it last year and let it go now.
Fox’s new singing competition, The Four, is named for its number of contestants
Fox has acquired the Armoza Formats show The Final Four, which it calls The Four and will feature four contestants being challenged by new people.
Bachelor in Paradise answers and deflections from ABC’s president
ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey didn’t answer specific questions about Bachelor in Paradise, saying they were better asked of Warner Bros. So I asked Warner Bros.
Marcus Lemonis explores weed, Car Week, and other reality TV highlights
What to watch or check out this week, Aug. 7 to 13, 2017, including The Profit’s “Marijuana Millions” episode and a new season of Hard Knocks.
Thoughts on American Grit season two: John Cena is a star, but…
A review of American Grit season two, the Fox competition hosted by John Cena, who couldn’t save the show from its changes.
Leah Remini, Ken Burns, and O.J.: Made in America win TCA Awards
The Television Critics Association presented awards two one documentary filmmaker and two nonfiction series as part of its 33rd awards last night.