Ty Pennington and designers Eduardo Xol, Tanya McQueen, Rib Hillis and John Littlefield head to Silver Springs, Nevada to warm up and help a motorcycle pastor doing God’s work. Ty gathered the Extreme gang to see the application video from the Boettcher family and found out that Steve Boettcher is not your average minister; he spreads the word with his motorcycle. Stop by RealityTVMagazine.com for all the recap details!
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Night 14 with the new Malakal back at camp after Tribal Council, Erik was shocked that Joel had been voted out and realized that the fans were hardcore players who were willing to do anything to twist the game up. Duh. That’s why they are back to play the game again. Read about how Jonathan was forced out of the game at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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America surprised the judges this week on Make Me a Supermodel. Cory Bautista even tells the models that he thinks America made a mistake as it is revealed that Casey will be heading home. Did anyone really think Ben was going anywhere? Old business aside, the fun starts right away. Stop over to RealityTVMagazine.com for the scoop!
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Piers is beside himself, he’s so happy to see Omarosa gone. “It was like pitting a little rat against a very large dragon,” he says, cheering with his arms in the air. “I think her 15 minutes has just ended.” Visit RealityTVMagazine.com for the full recap!
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The American Idol top twelve results show kicked off with a promotional segment for the “Horton Hears A Who” movie. Ryan Seacrest revealed that over twenty-nine million votes were cast for the top twelve finalists. Seacrest also pointed out comedian Jim Carrey in the audience. Carrey was dressed up as an elephant and provided some additional plugs for the “Horton Hears A Who” movie. Carrey is the voice of the elephant Horton in the movie. Visit RealityTVMagazine.com for the full scoop!
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This episode was filled with twists, the shortest ouster in Big Brother history and a major letdown for those who voted for an ousted player to return. Day 35 arrived with eviction looming. After James was nominated to replace Chelsia (who removed herself from the chopping block) “all hell broke loose,” host Julie Chen said. It certainly didn’t seem that way based on the montage that followed. Read all about the 'twist' at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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This week, Supernanny Jo Frost is in New York to help a family balance work and home life. Rich and Lisa Banjany have a thriving home based cookie business, and three young children. Twins Zoe and Cameron are five, Blake is three, and they all act like babies. Mom gives her all to her fledgling business, and has little patience or energy left over for the kids. Visit RealityTVMagazine.com to get the scoop on this recap!
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Guten Abend, reality TV fans! It’s a lederhosen-filled episode of Wife Swap as the Oktoberfestive Grafs swap places with The Medicis. Alex and Bob Graf are all about the Deutschland as proud owners of a German-themed Bed & Breakfast. They’re also proud owners of three kids: Meagan, Bubba, and Daphny, who they believe need structure and hard work to be happy. The kids work hard every day, serving in the restaurant, cleaning the B & B, and keeping up with chores at home. “I’ve never seen a kid harmed from doing work,” Alex’s husband Bob proclaims. Stop by RealityTVMagazine.com to read what happens next!
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To kick off the American Idol top twelve finalists performance show, Ryan Seacrest showed off the new American Idol stage. The new, flashy stage included a penthouse for the band and a mosh pit in front of the judges. After asking Simon Cowell to button up his shirt, Seacrest introduced the top twelve finalists. The theme for the show was the Lennon/McCartney Beatles songbook. Read the full recap at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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A new target, a plan to backdoor and a fun veto competition filled this hour of Big Brother. After the nomination ceremony, Sharon and Chelsia were upset about being put up on the chopping block, but it seemed they both took it well saying they were there for the long haul and wouldn’t go down without a fight. Stop by RealityTVMagazine.com for the scoop on this episode!
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The teams have barely had a chance to recover from last week’s elimination before they’re dragged back into the weigh-in room for a meeting with host Alison Sweeney. She explains to them that the game is about to change once again. A couple of doors open behind her, revealing all 14 previously-eliminated contestants, all eager for a shot at coming back. Visti RealityTVMagazine.com to see how everyone weighed in!
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It’s been days since a glimpse of the Big Brother house has appeared on CBS. This hour showed the houseguests happy to be released from the couples twist, excitement that Allison was gone, the fact that Natalie can’t count or spell and two singles were nominated for eviction. It was a jam-packed hour even though the first nine minutes were commentary on recycled footage. Visit RealityTVMagazine.com for the full scoop!
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On the American Idol top sixteen results show, Ryan Seacrest opened the show in front of twelve empty chairs intended for the top twelve finalists. American Idol 6 runner-up Blake Lewis performed “How Many Words.” Seacrest revealed that over 36 million votes had been cast for the top sixteen semifinalists this week. RealityTVMagazine.com has the scoop on who's going to the finales!
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Injuries tear some down, a tribal swap mixes the game up and a vote knocks a giant out. It was a whirlwind episode tonight as this season continues to get more interesting. The fans returned to camp with Jason upset that Chet, who he thought was the weakest link, was spared in the last Tribal Council. Instead, Joel switched up his plan and took out Mikey B. Jason was concerned that Airai (the fans) wsd going to keep losing and he didn’t really want to be on the tribe he was on anymore. See how it all played out at ReailtyTVMagazine.com!
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Today’s episode begins with a quick goodbye to Frankie. Sorry, but America thinks you are not supermodel material! The other models weren’t exactly sorry to see him go. Shannon spent a few minutes describing his laugh as “a cross between Fran Drescher and a dolphin in a blender,” before admitting, “It’ll be nice not having Frankie around all the time.” View the excitement at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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Piers is puffed up over last week’s “good, powerful win” over Empresario. However, not everyone shares that sentiment. Trace, who’s beginning to show some anti-Piers tendencies himself, ruffles under Piers’ suggestion that Trace had stabbed Tito in the back last week instead of sending Omarosa home. Read how they battled it out at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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Eviction night arrived with a siren having the houseguests concerned. Host Julie Chen promised a shocking twist that would rock the Big Brother house by the end of the episode. Speculations about the siren were rampant. What could it possibly signal? Would the teams be split up to play as individuals? Would evicted players come back? It turns out that both of those predictions would become true, but only one from the siren. More on that later. Don't miss the report of this year's BB Twist at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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For the American Idol top 8 female semifinalists performance show, the theme was songs from the eighties. Asia’h Epperson sang “I Wanna Dance With Somebody.” Randy Jackson said, “That was hot.” Paula Abdul said, “You nailed it. You really nailed it.” Simon Cowell said, “At best, it was second-rate Whitney Houston.” Come on over to RealityTVMagazine.com to read how each girl faired!
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The final Project Runway show has always seemed a bit anti-climactic in past seasons, but this year, we have a real fashion race on our hands. Christian’s more youthful, avant garde style vs. Rami’s layered, classic styling vs. Jillian’s penchant for what is truly stylish and wearable could produce a real surprise ending. Visit RealityTVMagazine.com to read who won!
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Cat Noel is a radio shock jock who spends most of her day being sarcastic and funny. Nothing is taboo to the pink-haired mom, and she’s hardly ever serious. Cat is married to her “housewife,” Edward, who does all of the chores around the house, including answering to every whim of Cat’s. In his free time, Edward is an (okay, a pretty amazingly talented) graphic artist, but he’s too busy taking care of Cat, the house, and the couple’s son James to pursue his artistry seriously. Stop by RealityTVMagazine.com to read the full recap!
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“Allison is truly ugly on the inside and out.” That’s what Joshuah said about his competitor following last episode’s explosion. He was still upset about her claims of being a lesbian and having an adopted son so he wanted her ousted next. Adam/Sheila stayed safe yet again in the nomination ceremony. “It’s only a matter of time before Adam and I have no keys,” Sheila said. The couple that seemed like it would be one of the first to go still in the house with no major target on their backs. Amazing how things work out. Get the full recap at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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How hard can it be to find love when you’re a handsome, successful millionaire? According to real estate developer, Paul Murad, it’s not always as easy as it sounds. “The problem is you find women who’re only interested in your money,” he says. “It’s really hard to find the right woman.” See what else Paul had to tell RealityTVMagazine.com!
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We wind down our first season of The Millionaire Matchmaker as we came in, with two clueless millionaires lost without love in their life. Patti Stanger gives us a final look in her crazy world of matchmaking as Paul, a handsome 32-year-old real-estate developer from Las Vegas and Heinz, the reserved owner of the famous agency, L.A. Models, contact Patti for love advice. Find out who proposed to who at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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Jay’s “head’s still kinda foggy,” after the loss of his brother Mark. “There really is no justice when it comes to the scale,” he cries. In fact, the whole Blue Team seems kinda foggy when trainer Bob pays them a visit. He calls it “like a funeral” in the Blue room, adding, “I could not believe that Roger was sitting in that room!” But Bob is nothing if not good for a pep talk, and he pumps up Team Blue as best as he can. Visit RealityTVMagazine.com for the full scoop!
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It looks so easy on TV, doesn’t it? After your task, file in to The Donald’s luxurious board room and sink into one of his cushy leather chairs. After a few minutes of heat, someone’s fired (hopefully not you), and you get to head back to the penthouse for a steak and lobster feast, right? Maybe not so much. She what recently-eliminated Celebrity Apprentice star, Nely Galan, told RealityTVMagazine.com!
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