After 26 seasons, The Real World is still drawing audiences. The debut of the new, San Diego-set season on Wednesday “was the best debut in five seasons and the #1 original cable series of the night,” according to MTV. It had 17 percent more viewers ages 12 to 34 than The Real World Las Vegas‘ …
MTV has revealed the cast of The Real World San Diego 2, which includes two LGBT cast members, two “gorgeous gym rats,” and two “brainy students of engineering.” The trailer for the new season, which debuts Sept. 28, came out late last month, and featured the usual shenanigans, but the cast, particularly “stud lesbian” Sam, …
The Real World San Diego‘s cast members had a more eco-friendly experience during the season that filmed this summer, having sex on organic cotton sheets and cleaning up their vomit with natural cleaning products. That’s my interpretation of a press release sent out by Coyuchi, which says it was “the first company to bring organic …
MTV has released the trailer for The Real World‘s 26th season, which is set in San Diego again. It’s not two minutes you should watch if you think the show is a shadow of its former self; if you are MTV’s blogger, though, you will surprisingly find this to be “just as ridiculous as we’d …
Producers for The Real World have agreed to some concessions after angry neighbors who live near the new house in San Diego made demands at a meeting held by a city council member, although some of them want production shut down completely. Producers will pay for a police officer to guard the house, and code …
The Real World‘s 26th season started filming in San Diego earlier this month, and will have seven cast members, like last season.* One of those people, football player Nate Stodghill, has already been identified, thanks to his mom’s Facebook updates. On Thursday, MTV confirmed that the series would return to the city and said the …
The Real World‘s 26th season will be filmed in San Diego, a city that has previously hosted the MTV reality show. That would follow a trend of the show returning to cities its used before–New Orleans, Las Vegas, and now San Diego–which the show’s creator said is because the series ran out of cities with …