Real World Homecoming has been deleted by Paramount+
All three seasons of Paramount+’s critically acclaimed reunion reality series Real World Homecoming has been removed from the streaming service. That sucks.
Real World Homecoming
Starting with The Real World Homecoming: New York, original casts from MTV’s Real World reunite decades later on this Paramount+ reality show.
Real World Homecoming: Los Angeles begins with the Tami and David incident
The Real World Homecoming: Los Angeles reunites seven of nine cast members to discuss their time together in 1993. What interests me the most about the show is learning who has grown and changed in the intervening decades, and who is stuck.
The next Real World Homecoming? New Orleans!
The Real World Homecoming season 3 will start filming soon, and will reunite the cast of season 9 of the MTV franchise: the original Real World New Orleans cast.
The Real World: Los Angeles’ cast is reuniting, but not all of them
Seven of the nine cast members from The Real World Los Angeles will be reuniting for The Real World: Homecoming Los Angeles, season two of the Paramount+ reality series.
Real World Homecoming and Challenge All Stars: nostalgic MTV reality TV in two very different forms
The Real World Homecoming: New York was perfect, a look back that was firmly grounded in today. It celebrated the original show while also offering something new. The Challenge: All Stars, not so much.
Real World Homecoming opens its perfectly crafted wormhole back to 1992
Norm calls The Real World Homecoming: New York a time machine, but for me it’s a wormhole between this pandemic year and my teenage years, allowing instant passage back and forth, so we can live in two places at once. And it’s perfect.
Eric Nies won’t be in Real World Homecoming’s loft. He’s appearing via video.
One of The Real World Homecoming: New York’s original seven strangers won’t actually move back into the original loft with the other six.