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  • HBO to air Nevada brothel 'Cathouse' reality TV "documentary" on December 8th

    November 23, 2002
    Call it "Big Brother" meets "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas." Reuters reports that HBO will air a documentary next month in which patrons of a Nevada brothel happily appear on camera negotiating and consorting with prostitutes. "Cathouse," a one-hour special that HBO will telecast after the season finale of its mob drama "The Sopranos" on December 8th, takes viewers behind closed doors at the Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Carson City, Nevada, where prostitution is legal. The film is part of HBO's "America Undercover" documentary series.
  • Fallen pop stars might receive 'Second Chance' on new FOX reality TV show

    November 2, 2002
    The Hollywood Reporter reports that FOX and Simon Fuller's 19 Entertainment are working on a variation on the "American Idol: The Search for a Superstar" theme revolving around former pop stars and one-hit wonders looking to resuscitate their careers. Dubbed "Second Chance," the show was dreamed up by Fox's alternative programming guru, Mike Darnell.
  • Report: Pepsi may back space reality series

    October 1, 2002
    Pepsi is floating a proposal for a TV series in which contestants would compete to win the opportunity to travel into outer space, the New York Post reports, according to Zap2It.com.
  • New German reality show to award jobs to winning contestants

    September 27, 2002
    Reuters reports that Germans competing in a new television gameshow will not be bidding to win a luxury car or exotic holiday. In a country where four million people are out of work, the prize is much more sought-after: a job. In a European version of a program on in Argentina, a country reeling from economic crisis, two unemployed people will compete for one job contract in each show.
  • New FX reality show to 'nominate' American presidential candidate

    September 23, 2002
    Reuters reports that inspired by the success of the Fox hit "American Idol," sister cable network FX is developing a reality show called "American Candidate" that will choose a "people's" nominee for president in 2004. FX said on Friday it has teamed up for the show with R.J. Cutler, the documentary veteran behind the Oscar-nominated film "The War Room," which chronicled Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign for president. Joining him on the project will be director Jay Roach ("Austin Powers") and producer Tom Lassally ("Totally Hidden Video").
  • NBC orders 3 episodes of new 'Adrenaline X' extreme sports reality series

    September 13, 2002
    NBC has announced that it has ordered three episodes of 'Adrenaline X,' a new action-adventure reality series matching the world's elite extreme athletes in direct competition as they perform high-risk stunts.
  • 'Boot Camp' producers to team with 'Men's Health' magazine to create reality TV series

    September 12, 2002
    The Hollywood Reporters reports that under an agreement announced Monday, LMNO Productions, the producers of FOX's ill-fated 'Boot Camp' reality TV series, will adapt numerous aspects of the "Men's Health" magazine brand for television.
  • New British reality show challenges contestants to get as sick as possible

    September 7, 2002
    The NY Post reports that a new British show called "Sick Day" will follow three men who will try and catch as many ailments as possible. Potential maladies include nits, lice, flu, venereal diseases and warts (a virus) and a cold. The three contestants will live together in a house jammed with cameras and microphones for two months.
  • Norwegian TV turns to senior citizens for new reality show

    August 27, 2002
    Variety reports that Norwegian public broadcaster NRK's new reality show is relying on gray power -- in "Super Seniors," sixtysomethings have just 10 weeks to produce a revue.
  • Erin Brockovich to host reality tv show for Lifetime

    August 4, 2002
    Reuters reports that Erin Brockovich, whose real life battle to expose corporate polluting of drinking water was turned into a hit movie, will host a television show profiling women who battle the system.

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