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313Comments Sep 24, 2012 11:48AM  WHERE ARE THE REAL STARS.??? WHEN I WAS YOUNGER THERE WERE REAL STARS IN HOLLYWOOD. THE STARS OF TODAY SEEM LIKE A LOT OF WANNA BE'S. THEY AREN'T THAT INTERESTING. WHERE ARE THE JIMMY STEWARTS, THE CARY GRANTS, THE JOHN WAYNES.
ALL WE GET ARE JIMMY KIMMEL AND TRACEY MORGAN. WE HAVE GONE DOWN HILL Sep 24, 2012 4:24PM Sep 29, 2012 9:38PM Well...I have to agree....all the "real stars" are sadly gone, or working in the director's chair. All we have left are whatever the hell a "snooky" is, something called a "honey Boo-boo"? or something like that, and all the super teens with white teeth, big smiles, perfect hair.....and no "real" talent. Hollywood....you have lost it.....shame on you! Sep 11, 2012 4:41PM I watched this show with some curiosity for awhile last night; simply because the wife was watching it. One cannot honestly say that there was anything normal about the characters portrayed in that show. Perhaps I am an anachronism, but I must conclude that if NBC wants to convince people that these weirdos are normal, there must be some quite odd people at NBC.. Sep 24, 2012 10:13AM Report Are you sure you want to delete this comment? |
| Must-See Reality TV |
You don't know what you might be missing By Vinnie Penn The most-watched reality TV shows may be on the major networks and get major ratings, but that doesn't mean that they are the be-all-end-all when it comes to reality TV. I know what you're thinking: "Well, of course not. What about all those 'Housewives' and Kardashians?" And you're right. But elsewhere, on channels you might ordinarily skip over, where TV series with subject matter that might not even seem remotely entertaining, some of the best, most compelling reality television is taking place. The Food Network made a name for itself with its reality TV programming. Having kicked it up a notch since Emeril, the network's competition shows rival "Idol" as far as fan base and fervor. This season's "Next Food Network Star" (now known simply as "Food Network Star") is quite possibly its best yet, for starters. Taking a cue from "The Voice," Bobby Flay, Giada De Laurentiis and Alton Brown are judges-cum-mentors and each assembles a team to go head-to-head, with one "coach" ultimately delivering this season's winner. "Chopped All-Stars" has also made a splash since its April bow. Here's a list of some reality TV shows you might not know about but should. Bing: 'Food Network Star' What's your favorite underrated reality TV show? Tell us at MSN TV on Facebook and Twitter. "The Next Food Network Star" airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Food Network. (Food Network) |
