High School Reunion News

High School Reunion News

The WB orders a third edition of 'High School Reunion'
October 22, 2003
Fresh on the heels of yesterday's announcement that The WB has begun filming a second season of its The Surreal Life reality series, the network has also announced that it has also ordered a third season of its other popular reality show from last season -- High School Reunion.
Second season of The WB's 'High School Reunion' to air as Fall 2003 midseason replacement
September 1, 2003
Looking forward to another season of The WB's "High School Reunion" reality show? Well you might have to wait a little bit longer.
The WB orders another season of 'High School Reunion'
February 5, 2003
Variety reports that The WB has ordered a second seven-episode season of the hourlong series, which takes a group of former classmates and brings them back together 10 years after graduation to participate in a reunion at a fantasy location.
The WB 'High School Reunion' premieres to strong ratings
January 7, 2003
Zap2It,com reports that The WB's "High School Reunion" debuted to strong ratings, albeit on the Frog's smaller scale. The show's premiere at 9 p.m. ET Sunday (Jan. 5) drew 5.2 million viewers. It was the most-watched series debut in that timeslot in the network's history.
Cast of The WB's 'High School Reunion' reality show announced
January 1, 2003
The WB has announced the identities of the seventeen people appearing on it's upcoming "High School Reunion" reality TV show. The show, which will debut Sunday January, 5, 2003, brings together 17 members of the Oak Park-River Forest Class of 1992 for our amusement and theirs.
'Bachelor' creator's new 'High School Reunion' reality series to premiere on The WB on January 5th
November 26, 2002
The WB has announced that "The Bachelor" creator Mike Fleiss' newest reality TV series, "High School Reunion," will premiere on Sunday, January 5 at 9 p.m. and air again on Thursday, January 9 at 8 p.m. The show will remain in that viewer-friendly twice-a-week pattern throughout its six-episode run.
The WB Plans "Reality TV Night" on Thursdays
November 26, 2002
Variety reports that the WB network has decided to group a cluster of new reality shows on Thursday nights starting in January. The so-called "Reality TV Night" will feature Surreal Life -- billed as "Real World"-meets-D-list-celebrities -- and High School Reunion, a 6-episode series about people who want to exorcise their inner feelings of dorkiness left over from their teenage years.