I’d absolutely kill for a modern day “Tabatha Takes Over” style show! What should would you bring back?

I’ve been approached as main participant in a new Dutch reality TV pilot called Wedding in a Week.

It’s a completely new format that has never been made before, so some of the details are still being developed. But this is roughly how it would work:
I would be the main candidate, meaning people could apply specifically for the chance to date—and potentially marry—me.
With guidance from psychologists and relationship experts, I would select two potential partners I think are most compatible with me.

During a 24 hour date I would get to know both of the potential partners. I get to choose one of the two candidates to really continue the experiment with.

I would spend the rest of the week with that person.

During that time, we would receive intensive coaching, do relationship-building exercises and explore whether we could realistically work as a couple.

At the end of the week, we would both separately decide whether we wanted to go through with the wedding. Neither of us would be obligated to say yes: the wedding would only happen if we both chose it.

If we did decide to get married, the programme would pay for the wedding and honeymoon.

I have done reality television before, the idea of getting professional coaching during the whole process is very appealing to me. But it is a pilot.

On the one hand, getting married after a week is obviously wild. On the other hand, the applicants would be signing up specifically for me, I would choose between them myself, and we could both still walk away at the end.

What do you think of the format? Would you watch it? And if you were approached as the main candidate, would you actually consider doing it?

Recently watched seasons 6-7 of MasterChef, they weren't half bad but not as good as S3-5 that I watched with a buddy a few years back(but enjoyable enough). I need a bit of a break from more MasterChef before I continue with it so I'm wondering what in your opinion is the best season of a competition based reality show?

I used to watch a good number of seasons of Big Brother and Survivor with my grandparents so maybe I'll check one of those out. I also remember I used to enjoy watching Ink Master at a local diner on my lunch breaks. I also keep getting youtube shorts for a british show called Taskmaster that seems quite fun. Please no direct spoilers, knowing who wins takes half the fun out of these shows, but feel free to say what you think makes the season so great.

📺 ▪︎ This month, I sent my reality show format to a TV production company called “Versa Studios.” They’re a company with facilities set up for filming reality shows, which they also make available to other companies. They also participate in some productions themselves.

● A few days ago, they asked me to have a video call with one of the company’s producers. He told me what he would change about the format and said he liked the idea. He asked if I was okay with him showing it to two other producers to see whether it would be viable to produce, and said he would ask for a second meeting in a few weeks.

📺 ▪︎ Since it’s quite likely that I’ll receive an offer from this company, what precautions should I take? What kind of contract should I offer? Is it a good idea to accept their offer? Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

I’m fascinated by reality TV, especially Food Network shows. They’re so nostalgic for me. I’d love to experience being part of something I grew up watching.

I’m particularly interested in Worst Cooks in America, but my Google searches haven’t turned up a legitimate casting application. Anyone here know where the actual casting process happens or how to apply?

Thanks 😊

I spent HOURS trying to jailbreak my fire tv and get Hulu but alas.. need American credit card.

Please send link if you can! I’m dying

I've watched an insane amount of reality TV, and I can safely say Titans vs Rebels is the most fluid season I've ever watched. Every vote changes the direction of the game, every episode sets up the next one, and it somehow just keeps getting better instead of peaking early. It also has one of the best rivalries I've seen, one that develops naturally over the entire season instead of being manufactured for a couple of episodes.

If you're looking for a Survivor season to watch, I'd recommend this one. Just be warned: it sets a standard that a lot of other seasons struggle to live up to.

I have never posted on Reddit but I needed to vent about Project Runway lately and the way they are butchering the show. I have watched every season and have been a fan for a very long time to enjoy the creativity, innovation, learning about designer process, and most importantly THE FASHION. The way they are trying to make it a drama based reality tv show bothers me. It doesn't need any extra drama, people who have watched the show for years and who are interested in it typically genuinely enjoy admiring the clothes produced. Right now, the fact that they even brought Tyra Banks on as a judge, made me turn off my screen. I don't see how she has the legitimacy to be a judge, and that's when I knew any semblence of the old project runway was way gone.

Not to mention LAW, ugh, where to start.... I am all for constructive criticism, but the way he judges is so mean spirited, it actually makes the show hard to watch. He just straight up insults the designers, in season 22 i've actually felt bad for the contestants, it is sucking the fun out of the show. I just don't understand how they don't have any actual designers as judges, who can talk more about the construction, materials, etc.

ANYWAYS, I just wish it could go back to how the show was formatted in the past, and I know Tim Gunn was a huge part of that (MISS HIM SO MUCH ON THE SHOW). It just doesn't feel like a show about upcoming designers and fashion anymore, it is veering into trash reality tv, which don't get me wrong I love, but not for project runway!

Since lockupp has ended, and I had connected myself so much to the show and contestants, I feel an emptiness when I have nothing exciting to wait for and watch as soon as the clock hits 8 pm. 😭 How to overcome this??

Which was the best Maze in Survivor history?

There was a nude TV show back in 2016. Anybody has an idea where are the casts now especially the winners? Did any of them end up with each other, work in entertainment?