Matt’s Loses It in Hell’s Kitchen!

On the continuation of Hell’s Kitchen, the teams are separated once more by sex and Corey and Christina are not thrilled with Jen’s return. The girls don’t trust her or want her to be part of their team. They feel that they have lost a friend and gained an enemy in the switch. Petrozza also is not happy with Matt and feels that Mattis like a hemorrhoid that just won’t go away.

Find out who got burned and who blew his top in last nights show

The Mole Season Premiere

Jon Kelley, the host of The Mole and the 12 players met in Los Angeles, Chile tonight where they got to know each other a little bit and participated in their first challenge.

The competitors - Alex 31, Ali 24, Bobby 25, Clay 32, Craig 30, Kristen 35, Liz 60, Marcie 31, Mark 42, Nicole 32, Paul 29 and Victoria 26 – were given their first task almost immediately and it was based on first impressions. The competitors were told to circle the player on a note card that they believe is The Mole. The person who got the most votes was Marcie and Jon announced that she was going to be the decision maker for the evening.

Jon then proceeded to scare the contestants by telling them a tale of rafters on a German tour that got too close to the edge and went over, meeting their demise. He explained that the players must go over the falls (strapped to bungees) and try to grab a bag on their way down. Six of them will jump for bags full of cash and the other five will jump for bags of paper. Since they all thought Marcie was the mole, she got to decide who jumps for what bag.

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Tonight’s episode of The Bachelorette started with guys moving in and moving out. Two of the three guys in the “Penthouse”, aka DeAnna’s house, moved back into the “Outhouse” aka the bachelor pad complete with the outdoor shower. Jeremy, getting his second single rose got to stay in the mansion and was joined by Paul and Graham. After moving back to the outhouse Richard knows that he is in a tough position.

One-On-One: RichardAfter frolicking and playing in her pool, Deanna has the guys deliver a date note to the house. The note is for Richard who is very excited to get to go on a romantic one on one date with DeAnna. On their date they head to dinner on a rooftop that overlooks downtown. DeAnna tells the cameras that Richard is great, but that she isn’t sure there is any romance there and wants to see if they can be more than friends.

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The Next Food Network Star Kicks Out the Comedian!

The Next Food Network Star is hiding in this pack of ten chefs, and we're waiting to find out who's going to get their own show. The Food Network is serious about their reality show, and there are no weekly winners - only the people that didn't lose. The judges are Bobby Flay, a Food Network cornerstone; Bob Tuschman, Senior VP of Programming, and Susie Fogelson, VP of Marketing for the Food Network.

Kelsey arrives bright and early, followed by Kevin who's not sure what to make of her. The next contestants trickle in, and munch on snacks. Child star Shane Lyons reveals that he once weighed 250 lbs. I thought all TV stars were skinny! "I lost weight creating food as an outlet instead of a drug," Shane explains. Way to go, Shane! I'm already rooting for you. At 19, he's also the youngest competitor.

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So You Think You Can Dance: Charleston, SC and Washington, DC

The So You Think You Can Dance judges head to one of the most glorious cities in America, Charleston, SC, for the next round of auditions. By the looks of it, Charleston had some great talent showing some incredible moves…and that was just in the line waiting to get in. We would soon see if the most polite city in America would deliver as expected. If nothing else, host Cat Deeley was having more fun than we had seen to this point with the waiting throng.

Inside the audition hall, Judges Nigel and Mary were joined by guest judge, Tyce DiOrio, who has judged in the past as well as done choreography for many of the dance numbers seen in the competition Season’s past.

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Last Comic Standing Finds Funnies in LA and the Lone Star State!

Last Comic Standing kicks off the night in Los Angeles, screening hundreds of hopefuls to find the funny. Angela Kinsey and Oscar Nunez from The Office are on hand to scout out the best comics, and Fearne Cotton keeps us updated on how it’s going outside.

Host Bill Bellamy pops in every now and then to intro the contestants, but Oscar and Angela have the final say. “I’m looking for a set that looks very polished,” Angela says.

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Supernanny Disciplines the Doyle Family

The Doyle family needs Supernanny’s help. They are young parents of three young children age 5 and under. Sara, 5, is stubborn. Lizzy, 3, hits, slaps, and throws temper tantrums. Andrew, the 20 month old baby of the family, whines all day. Doug Doyle comes home from work and sits on the couch, while Brandy Doyle is left to discipline alone. She also holds down a full time job and is overwhelmed.

“You guys need a back to basics class,” Supernanny Jo Frost declares. “I’m on my way!”

Supernanny is introduced to the children without incident, but as soon as Mom goes upstairs to put Andrew down for a nap, the girls get nasty. They may be toddlers, but they hit and kick like old pros. Brandy ends up sliding Sara into her room and holding the door shut. Later, Lizzy kicks the TV. Mom deals with it by distracting her with tickles and giggles.

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So You Think You Can Dance in Salt Lake City, Utah and Dallas, Texas

So You Think You Can Dance was in Salt Lake City, Utah for the beginning of the next round of auditions to find the next great American dancer. Host, Cat Deeley, opened the show in snowy Salt Lake City saying that the inclement weather could not stop the scores of dancers waiting to audition as she headed into the auditorium to greet judges, Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy and new judge, Mandy Moore.

First up, and with a lengthy intro video showing her with her family, was Chelsie Hightower who danced flawlessly with her partner, wowed the judges, and was immediately given a golden ticket to Vegas. Next up was Brett Banford who had Down syndrome but was not put through to Vegas due to his inability to totally sync to the music. He did, however, truly inspire the entire audience, along with the judges, with his presence and terrific attitude.

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Hell’s Kitchen Louross Takes His Leave!

After being subjected to the silliest opening credits on a reality show, Hell’s Kitchen takes us back right where we left off last week. Matt can’t stop apologizing for his poor showing. “I’m sorry I let you down,” he repeats. Corey doesn’t hide her exasperation. “I think he could be better at something else, like a used car salesman,” she says.

The Blue team is not exactly enjoying their new teammate, Jen, either. She’s simply too bossy. All of the team members have one big problem, though, and that’s timing.

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The Bachelorette: DeAnna Cuts Ryan, Chris and Eric!

Tonight starts with a limo pulling up outside the mansion, carrying the 15 remaining guys to a waiting Chris Harrison. Chris greets the guys by reminding them about the rules of the show (the dates, the roses, we know the drill by now). Then he lays the big news on them. They won’t be living in the mansion with DeAnna. Only the guys who get the first impression or date roses will be living with DeAnna each week; the rest of the guys will be living down in the bunkhouse behind the mansion (where there’s a cold, outdoor shower with no door or curtain and where the guys surmise much “shrinkage” will be visible for all to see). Get the recap scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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American Gladiators: Brick’s Triumph!

The third episode of American Gladiators begins tonight with the two female contenders: Tiffaney Florentine, a military cop, and De Day, a happily married mom from Sarasota, Florida who plans to use her husband’s tips to come out on top. As things get under way, the ladies will try to climb the Pyramid! Tiffaney will face the mighty Crush, while De goes against fiery Phoenix. Both ladies give it their all - Crush even loses her helmet! In the end, neither contender is able to make it past the Gladiators and up the Pyramid. Read the whole recap at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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So You Think You Can Dance: The Party Begins!

So you would think that American Idol producer, Nigel Lythgoe, would want to have a little break after Idol’s rockin’ final, but Noooo…He starts us right in with the ever so popular, So You Think You Can Dance. Nigel not only runs this show, but he is one of the judges along with our resident screamer, Mary Murphy and various guest judges from week to week as well as the host extraordinaire, Cat Deeley. Read about the season premiere at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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American Idol Winner Is David Cook!

On the American Idol 7 season finale results show, Ryan Seacrest announced that ninety-seven and a half million votes came in for the two finalists. Seacrest also added that one David received 56% of the vote, and the other David received 44% of the vote. In Kansas City, Missouri, Mikalah Gordon led a hometown celebration for David Cook. In Salt Lake City, Utah, Matt Rogers led a hometown celebration for David Archuleta. Read all about how the season ended at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Dancing with the Stars Finale: Kristi Yamaguchi Wins!

Dancing junkies must have been happy tonight. ABC all but cleared the schedule for the highly-anticipated Dancing with the Stars season finale celebration. First, a full re-broadcast of last night’s final performance show. Then a two-hour look back at the season, and the crowning of the new Dancing with the Stars winner. Get the finale scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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American Idol Final Performances: Simon Cowell Calls A Knockout For David Archuleta!

The American Idol final two performance show kicked off like it was a championship boxing match. An announcer introduced David “Sugarfoot” Cook and David “Babyface” Archuleta, who were both decked out in boxing gear. After the grand introduction for the two finalists, the familiar face of Ryan Seacrest appeared to further pump up the crowd. Read who knocked out who at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Hell’s Kitchen: Matt Cuts Up!

This week on Hell’s Kitchen, Ramsay has ordered one of the Reds to join the Blues. Corey wants Jen gone. “The sooner we get her out of here, the better,” she says. Jen could care less what Corey thinks. “She thinks I’m stupid,” Jen says. Read about what happened in the kitchen at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Dancing with the Stars: Kristi Scores a Perfect Night!

It’s the final performance night of the season, as Kristi, Cristian and Jason Cha Cha Cha for their Dancing with the Stars lives. The first performance will be a Cha Cha Cha Face-off, with each of the dancing teams taking one minute of an extended song and dancing back-to-back so the judges and the viewers can get a good look at their abilities compared to one another. Get the scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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The Bachelorette: The Guys Make Their First Impressions on DeAnna…

Finally, what Bachelor fans have been waiting for ever since Bachelor Brad Womack said, “I don’t.” It’s DeAnna’s turn to hand out the roses! “Getting over Brad was very difficult for me,” DeAnna says, coming into the season premiere of The Bachelorette. “It broke America’s heart.” Read the premiere at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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American Gladiators: The Women Bring It On!

Tonight on American Gladiators two cops from Chicago and two cops from Denver compete! On the second show of the season, friends turn to foes to compete for the money. The cops come out to bring the heat. Read the full recap at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Exclusive: Interview With Survivor’s James Clement!

The first time he played in China, James Clement won America over and was awarded $100,000 after a nationwide popularity vote. The 31-year-old gravedigger did it again and got yet another $100,000 prize from America’s vote for favorite player of Survivor: Micronesia – Fans Vs. Favorites. “It’s crazy,” James said of winning the popularity vote twice in a row. “I’m so appreciative of all that. But it’s just crazy, I’m still in shock. I just don’t know what to say, I’m just trying to gather it all in.” Read what else James told us at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Exclusive: Interview With Survivor’s Natalie Bolton!

For the first time, the final four was all women with Natalie Bolton the last fan standing among a group of returning players on Survivor: Micronesia – Fans Vs. Favorites. Read all about Natalie's interview at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and a Church for the Walker Family and a Home for the Usea Family

In the final show of the season, the Extreme team heads to New Orleans for the final stop on their 50-State tour across the USA. Guess that means it is the Universe starting next year. Read how Ty wrapped up the season at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Exclusive: Interview With Survivor’s, Cirie Fields!

The first time she played the game in Panama’s Exile Island season, Cirie Fields was a self-proclaimed couch potato. When she returned as a favorite for Survivor: Micronesia – Fans Vs. Favorites, Cirie was a seasoned strategist. Read the full interview at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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Exclusive: Interview With Survivor’s Amanda Kimmel!

When she arrived on location for Survivor: Micronesia – Fans Vs. Favorites, 23-year-old Amanda Kimmel had just got done battling it out for the full 39 days on Survivor: China and came in third place. By the end of her second attempt, Amanda made it the full 39 days yet again, which set a Survivor record. Stop by RealityTVMagazine.com to read the full interview today!

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American Idol Results: Syesha Mercado Voted Off!

To kick off the American Idol final three results show, David Archuleta, David Cook, and Syesha Mercado performed “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now.” For the Ford music video, the final three performed “Heaven.” After a recap of last night’s American Idol performance show, Fantasia sang “Bore Me.” Get the full episode scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!

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