On his Netflix reality show Making Fun, Jimmy DiResta tells us he doesn’t like kids, but he and his team make those kids’ wildest dreams come true while producing some charming and entertaining reality TV.
TBS’s reality competition Rat in the Kitchen attempts to apply The Mole’s format to
NBC’s version of Eurovision, American Song Contest, kicked off with some great music and a really fun atmosphere that felt refreshing compared to other singing competitions.
IMDb TV’s Bug Out is a well-told, engaging story of a so-strange-it’s true series of events at the Philadelphia Insectarium and Butterfly Pavilion.
After years of hoping for a Celebrity Survivor, for CBS to offer us this flimsy facsimile—which is basically just a repackaged I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!—instead is insulting.
NBC’s The Courtship pitches itself as a Jane Austen novel as a reality TV dating show. But it’s actually more like Netflix’s Bridgerton in The Bachelorette’s clothes.
TAR 33 accidentally became the “back to basics” season that fans of long-running shows (Survivor, cough cough) so desperately want. The changes that were made, small and large, made the season better.