all Forever Eden eps will air in UK. Although Forever Eden will never again be seen on FOX, which cancelled the show after seven episodes, some will soon be able to watch the entire series. Producers “continued to produce the original 26 episodes ordered by the US network,” Digital Spy reports. “Now the series will …
FOX’s cancelled Forever Eden will never return, nor will truncated Playing it Straight. Contrary to what the show’s own web site says, FOX’s Forever Eden will not return to the air, ever, nor will Playing it Straight, which the network also pulled mid-season. Gail Berman, FOX’s entertainment president, said, “‘Forever Eden’ we don’t anticipate returning …
Forever Eden will return sometime in June, “earned $8 million for Jamaica.” FOX ‘s web site for its failed reality series Forever Eden says the show is “returning this June.” There aren’t any other details, and the show is definitely not on FOX’s fall schedule. Participants on the show’s message board are so bored they’re …
FOX cancels Forever Eden. FOX has ditched another series: Forever Eden is gone. Once scheduled to run indefinitely for years and years and years, only seven episodes actually aired. The Futon Critic reports that the series’ remaining episodes “likely won’t resurface again–if at all–until the summer at the earliest.” Moved to Friday night last week, …
is production on Forever Eden finished? Forever Eden, the show that was pitched as an indefinitely airing reality TV soap opera, may have concluded production in Jamaica. In the Jamaica Observer, the country’s film commissioner says, “Having completed the initial season, the producers commented to us that they were blown away by the level of …
mother says Forever Eden’s Kassie “didn’t have sex with that guy.” This is what we’ve come to: Mothers defending their daughters’ slutty behavior on reality TV shows. Although Kassie Miller’s mother watched “her daughter wake up in bed with a man she met only days before” on Forever Eden‘s second episode, her mother says nothing …
Eden producer “enjoy[s] playing God.” Monday, about 4.3 million watched Forever Eden, about 10 million fewer people than watched shows on NBC and CBS, and “it has so far lost a million viewers each episode.” Perhaps one of the reasons for the $20 million show’s less-than-stellar ratings so far is that its producer thinks he’s …