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2010 in Reality TV
by Chris Gillespie on December 27th, 2010 | Reality TV
Well, it’s that time of year again: the month-long storm known as the holiday season is winding down, and a new year stands before us. However, before we move on into 2011, I think it’s important that we reflect upon the past year. Once you’re done thinking about all of those sentimental things, you can start focusing on the more trivial things of the year, like reality television. And, as my late holiday gift to you, I’ve compiled some of the most memorable achievements in reality television of 2010.
The Bachelor/ette
2010 was a big year for ABC’s The
The Bachelor/ette
2010 was a big year for ABC’s The
The Amazing Race Season Finale
by Jaclyn Abergas on May 12th, 2010 | Reality TV
And so it's come down to this. After 9 countries and 11 teams, The Amazing Race has crowned another winner: brothers Dan and Jordan. They outplayed cowboys Jet and Cord and dating models Brent and Caite to win one million dollars and The Amazing Race.
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Brent and Caite were the first to receive their clue at 2:37 am and went to the Shanghai Airport to catch a plane to San Francisco, California. But when they got there, the ticket counter was still closed and wouldn't open until 10:45 am, way past the time the last team would arrive. When
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Brent and Caite were the first to receive their clue at 2:37 am and went to the Shanghai Airport to catch a plane to San Francisco, California. But when they got there, the ticket counter was still closed and wouldn't open until 10:45 am, way past the time the last team would arrive. When
The Perils of Reality TV
by LJ Dovichi on March 13th, 2008 | Reality TV
I avoided watching reality TV like the plague. I couldn't imagine the appeal and I was vocal in my opinions. So, I was careful not to watch because I knew if I didn't watch them, there was no possible chance I'd get sucked into them and end up looking like a fool. Also, I'd tune out conversations on the shows and their contestants for the very same reasons. With firm resolve, I managed to steer clear of Survivor, sidestep Amazing Race, and keep away from American Idol -- even when William Hung was sweeping the nation.
And I was right. Sadly,
And I was right. Sadly,
