NBC Reality Shows News
- July 24, 2004
When do you know that a reality show is really a ratings dud? When its network skips the broadcast of the next-to-last episode in an effort to hurry up and get the program off its airwaves as quickly as possible.
- July 23, 2004
"Chicken Pescatelli," our episode summary for the eighth episode of NBC's second edition of its Last Comic Standing series, written by FesterFan1, is now available.
- July 23, 2004
"The Story Of The Ho And The Alcoholic!," our episode summary for the fifth episode of NBC's second edition of its Who Wants To Marry My Dad? series, written by volsfan, is now available.
- July 22, 2004
"Going Once, Going Twice, Gone," our episode summary for the second episode of NBC's fourth edition of its For Love Or Money series, written by Mon Cherie, is now available.
- July 19, 2004
"Cheated!," our episode summary for the sixth episode of NBC's Next Action Star, written by volsfan, is now available.
July 18, 2004
Looking to get a jump on the fall television season by rolling out its schedule in the weeks immediately following the conclusion of its August Summer Olympics coverage, NBC has announced that The Apprentice 2, the sequel to its hit reality competition series starring Donald Trump, will premiere Thursday, September 9.
- July 16, 2004
Now that Rocco DiSpirito has been temporarily banished from Rocco's on 22nd Street and convicted felon/financier Jeffrey Chodorow has taken over (for now), potential customers know that they won't have the dining experience featured in NBC's The Restaurant. So how can Rocco's on 22nd Street draw a crowd until the lawsuits end?
- July 16, 2004
NBC has announced that the season finale of this summer's Who Wants to Marry My Dad?, originally slated for Monday, July 26, will now air Monday, August 2 at 10PM ET/PT due to Democratic Convention coverage on July 26.
- July 16, 2004
"In Search of the Perfect Cat Fight," our episode summary for the premiere episode of NBC's fourth edition of its For Love Or Money series, written by tig_ger, is now available.
- July 14, 2004
If you can't beat them, don't let them beat you. That appears to be NBC's new motto for dealing with the reality-TV copycats at Fox.