Post-Super Bowl, Fox is premiering Gordon Ramsay’s Next Level Chef season 2, which incredibly features a former NFL player who played for both the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. Is this season better than last? Well…
Fox’s new Special Forces: The World’s Toughest Test sends celebrities into special forces training. During a TCA press conference, Mel B. explained the appeal.
In this Ask Andy, a thought experiment about Big Brother, plus questions about Fox’s Domino Masters, Hollywood Game Night, and Relative Race
Fox’s Domino Masters shares half its name with Lego Masters, and there’s a good reason: they both have the same frustrating failure to focus on the creative process, though they do have wildly creative contestants building amazing things.
Having celebrities on a Fox reality TV show, The Real Dirty Dancing, recreate iconic moments from a beloved movie may not be necessary, but as a reality TV show, it works.
Top Chef alum and chefs Nyesha Arrington and Richard Blaise join Gordon Ramsay for Fox’s Next Level Chef, a competition that has an amazing three-story set and doesn’t use it any interesting ways.
Alter Ego, Fox’s new reality competition, uses motion capture technology to allow contestants to perform as digital characters, but has an insufferable format and no reason for existing.