Reality TV News

By: Lexy Walker

This week, the treasure hunters depart o­n a wicked hunt for a $30,000 gold bounty, an added bonus before the next team gets eliminated. Underground secret railroads are the key to this episode's adventures.
The first clue lies at their doorsteps. In the morning's paper, the teams search for their next destination. A reprint of a Walt Whitman article leads them to a secret underground tunnel in downtown Brooklyn. Lying underneath the busy streets, the abandoned tunnel contains the clue to their first destination. The tunnel is o­nly accessible by a manhole located at

By: Lin Sbordone

They promised us an unforgettable season.  They delivered the most stunning premiere in its history.  If CBS continues along the lines of the subtle editing cuts, big plot focus, and carefully planned characterizations, ratings could soar justifiably this season o­n the backs of a camera hungry cast, all fighting to stay towards the background and out of nomination chairs, but differently than in previous seasons.  Wait no longer to find out what really happened o­n this surprisingly breathtaking premiere.First, we see the potential cast lined up in front of the

Lin Sbordone
 
For those Big Brother fans with early access to the feeds, yesterday could perhaps mark the worst slip up, or best marketing strategy, the show has ever seen.  Preceded by the major programming error which allowed those who highlighted the buttons to find out the 20 twenty canidates prior to the "casting" episode which aired June 21st and the houseguest wall that was slotted with fourteen spots during the episode as well as pre-released pictures showing 14 place settings at the dining table, feed viewers found out a huge amount of information regarding

By: Terri Giosia
My name is Terri and I'll be covering Supernova, Rock Star...no holds barred...I'll just say it as it is......covering it minute by minute so if you missed it, "shame o­n you!" you'll get the feel as if you were sitting right there in front of your tube.
This type of reality television is so exciting; to be able to be a part of covering such an event...one of those singers will be the lead of a great band!  Exciting, riveting and I look forward to a great summer

By Lin Sbordone

The CBS hit summer reality show Big Brother debuts Thursday July 6, 2006 with its All-Stars edition.  In a first ever pre-show which aired June 21, 2006, 20 former houseguests from all six previous seasons, featured in pre-recorded interviews presented by returning host Julie Chen, vied for the hearts, minds, and most importantly, the viewers' votes.  In a season that co-executive producer Allison Grodner promises to be "the most interactive [season] ever", all 20 nominees will await their fate outside the Big Brother house live Thursday night.  Six former contestants, three males