Two high-quality but lower-buzz cable reality series are coming to an end. FX’s only reality series, 30 Days, has been cancelled after three seasons. The show was inspired by Morgan Spurlock’s documentary Super Size Me, and gave one person the chance to live someone else’s life for a month. It first debuted in 2005. Its …
30 Days, the FX reality series inspired by Morgan Spurlock’s documentary Super Size Me, returns tonight for its third season at 10 p.m. ET on FX. The show follows one person who inhabits someone else’s life for a month, and despite the contrived nature of the situations, comes off as a mini-documentary and one of …
Morgan Spurlock has starred in one episode during each season of his FX series 30 Days, and for the second season, he’ll reportedly be in two episodes. Yesterday, he revealed that, for the third season, he “will work as a coal miner in his native West Virginia,” Variety reports. “Preproduction has begun with filming to …
Morgan Spurlock’s quiet yet fascinating reality series 30 Days has been renewed for a third season. FOX “has ordered six hourlong episodes of the show,” according to The Hollywood Reporter. The series “chronicles a person’s experience in an unfamiliar, sometimes hostile environment.” There’s no word yet about casting for the show, nor about what experience …
FX brings Morgan Spurlock’s documentary reality series 30 Days back tonight at 10 p.m. ET with the first of six new episodes. The series places one person in a context very different than the one they’re used to for a period of 30 days. The first episode follows a Minuteman who will live with “a …
Morgan Spurlock, the filmmaker who directed and starred in Super Size Me, branched out into reality TV last year with FX’s 30 Days. The show returns tomorrow night for a second season. In an interview with Time, Spurlock praises reality TV. He says the genre “opened the door for people to be more accepting of …
FX has picked up a second season of Morgan Spurlock’s 30 Days. The renewal was almost assured, as the series “averaged 1.4 million viewers during its six-week run, making it FX’s highest-rated unscripted program to date,” according to The Hollywood Reporter. Despite the renewal, “[t]he number of episodes ordered and return airdate is still to …