“This ain’t The Voice, motherfuckers,” Snoop Dogg said on the premiere of Netflix’s Rhythm and Flow, which released its final three episodes today.
All reality show and documentary TV reviews on reality blurred by TV critic Andy Dehnart. (Learn more about Andy.)
A Very Brady Renovation became HGTV’s most-popular show ever by making the impossible plausible
A review of A Very Brady Renovation, and what made it work where other nostalgic efforts fail. Also: What’s next? The Golden Girls house?
Review: In a Man’s World, Bravo’s gender bias social experiment
In each episode, a woman goes undercover, looking to see if she’ll be treated differently by the same people now that she’s presenting as male.
Are You the One and Bachelor in Paradise: Which way will queer representation go?
MTV’s groundbreaking and joyously queer season of AYTO has been low-rated. Will that lead MTV to follow in the fearful footsteps of The Bachelor franchise?
Couples Therapy: a review of Showtime’s incisive glimpse inside a therapist’s office
Showtime’s terrific new unscripted series takes us inside a therapist’s office for weekly visits with four couples.
Review: Hyperdrive sends drivers and their cars on an insane obstacle course
Netflix’s new competition series is a thrill to watch, like a reality TV version of Fast & Furious on a stunning obstacle course.
Reviews: Netflix’s Diagnosis and TNT’s Chasing the Cure, which crowdsource answers to medical mysteries
Neither Diagnosis nor Chasing the Cure are Yahoo Answers: The TV Show, thankfully, but only one is a compelling reality television show.
One couple won Love Island, and so did viewers, who finally got a truly decent CBS summer reality show
CBS’ version of Love Island has ended its first season, revealing which couple viewers chose and who got or split $100,000. But that was the least-interesting part.
Undercover Billionaire is ‘Naked and Afraid in the business world’: a review and interviews with its producers
Discovery Channel’s new show sends billionaire Glenn Stearns to Erie, Penn., with $100 to see if he can build a $1 million business in three months. But it also tries to argue that you, too, can do the same.
Review: On Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted, the ego has landed, and he’s being an ass
On National Geographic Channel’s new show, Gordon Ramsay’s culinary adventures are drenched in complaints and condescension.
Why Instant Hotel season 2 was disappointing
The second season didn’t live up to the first, thanks to a number of changes that Instant Hotel made.
Bring the Funny, NBC’s new comedy competition, is more AGT than Last Comic Standing
A review of NBC’s newest summer reality competition, which brings together all kinds of comedy-forward acts, like the kind that often appear on America’s Got Talent.
Why Holey Moley’s hijinks on the links succeeds where other shows have whiffed
Where other shows have found themselves trapped in the sand, the mini golf competition Holey Moley soars, thanks in part to Stephen Curry’s self-deprecation and Rob Riggle’s commentary.
The Real World is back. Did Facebook return the show to its roots?
A review of The Real World Atlanta, season 33 of the iconic MTV reality show, which premiered today on Facebook Watch.
Press Your Luck’s return stays true to the original, but also adds a Whammy of a surprise
The very first Whammy of the night was a Whammy version of Bachelor host Chris Harrison, and it only got better from there.