“Born in the Wild” joins our list of the genre’s lowest lows.
Look, not everything can beRuPaul’s Drag RaceorSurvivor.
Reality television has spawned quite a few losers since the turn of the century.
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The execution: As tasteless as it sounds.
Lowlight: Second host Joey Greco getting stabbed during a confrontation.
Cruel, offensive, and worst of all, boring.
Hosted by Amy Paffrath, each episode puts a guy and a girl on a remote tropical island.
Taylor Weatherby
Are You Hot?
Initially, a reality show starring both aBackstreet Boyand his pop-star younger brother sounded like a great thing.
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The tribe has upchucked.
First, Curry won the first season ofAmerica’s Next Top Model.
like a spoiled child and be presented with a new human being to test out.
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Everyone: Always, always take the money.
These are not people you want to spend extra time with.
Thank you, TV gods, for finally recognizing less is more.
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And thenSkating With the Starsarrived, and despite its short run, turned out to not be so bad.
(She said “yes.")
Yes, this was actually something that appeared on television for not just one, but two seasons.
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A pageant element, of course!
Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?
(Fox, 2000)
Thank this two-hour special for the advent of reality TV nuptials.
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No wonder bride Darva Conger annulled the union in less than two weeks.
It just is.”
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