Antiques Roadshow executive producer Marsha Bemko on how much appraisers are paid, how the show is filmed, and why it made a major change this season.
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Review: Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, a clutter-free Netflix reality show
Marie Kondo brings her organizational strategies to people’s homes, and to reality TV.
Homestead Rescue is returning for season 4
The show starring Marty Raney has been off the air for more than a year, but will return in January 2019.
A belated review of America to Me, a vital look at high school, race, and us
“Go to your neighborhoods, go help somebody that look like me, go help somebody that look like you, but take away from this that this doesn’t need to happen anymore.”
Why A&E pulled The Devil Next Door before it even premiered
A&E has again been accused of paying documentary reality show participants, but this time, something’s different.
Reviews of Netflix’s Westside and Amazon’s Inside Jokes, in which talent meets reality
Two groups of talented artists, two showcases for their talent, two very different reality shows.
Invite Ultimate Thanksgiving Challenge into your home, especially for Carla Hall, Alex Guarnaschelli, and Giada De Laurentiis
Food Network’s three-episode competition was an unexpected surprise.
A review of The Final Table, Netflix’s attempt at MasterChef
Netflix’s new culinary competition is MasterChef on a spaceship without the charm.
The joys of Get a Room with Carson & Thom: wit and banter with a side of design
Original Queer Eye cast members Thom Filicia and Carson Kressley are back together, and it’s absolutely wonderful.
Drop the Mic chemistry leads to a reality show pilot for Shaq and Ken Jeong
Unqualified will follow Ken Jeong and Shaq “as they try their hands at jobs that have always intrigued them, along with a few they’d rather avoid.”
Buying it Blind: How Bravo’s new home buying and renovation show works
A look at Bravo’s new Home and Design Friday night lineup, including answers to questions about Buying it Blind, on which experts buy and renovate a home for a couple who doesn’t get to see it first.
While You Were Out, with Trading Spaces and HGTV stars, will have two different versions
There will be two cuts of each episode of the rebooted version of TLC’s While You Were Out: one for TLC, and one for HGTV.
This clip of Queer Eyes’ Tan France and Hasan Minhaj should be the pilot for a reality show
To promote his new Netflix show, Hasan Minhaj went clothes shopping with Queer Eye’s Tan France. Watching them interact for 10 minutes is pure joy.
Welcome to Waverly could have been The Real World for those of us who miss the original
Bravo’s Welcome to Waverly decided to be The Simple Life instead of The Real World with adults.
Animal Planet is changing its focus and logo
A decade after Whale Wars, Animal Planet is shifting its strategy, starting with The Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin’s family’s new reality show.