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Link Time! 9/11
- Please don't panic about Dollhouse yet. — TV with MeeVee
- Kevin Smith has seen JJ Abrams's Star Trek movie (even though we haven't even seen a full-length trailer!) and is blown away with Chris Pine's performance as Kirk. — MTV Movies Blog
- If not Stephen Colbert, what other pop culture icon would you send into space to represent us?
Link Time! 9/4
- Anthony Edwards is returning to ER — in flashbacks. — TV Squad
- Uh-oh: Michael Cera says he hasn't heard about an Arrested Development movie. — Slashfilm
- Top Design's second season is off to a promising start.
Bravo's Schedule: Runway in July, Shows on Mondays, More
Yesterday, we got a sense for what Lifetime has planned for Project Runway when it gets the rights to air the show in November (pending a lawsuit, of course). Today, we got a taste of what Bravo has in mind for the fifth season of Runway — plus the rest of the network's programming plans, including more Shear Genius and Top Design.
Runway's fifth season is now set to premiere on Bravo in July, presumably with the final designers showing off their collections at New York Fashion Week in September.
Bravo Signs Up Shear Genius, Top Design, Hey B*tches!
From Top Chef to The Real Housewives of Orange County to Project Runway, reality programming has been Bravo's strong suit of late. The network just announced a winter lineup chock full of what it does best, and it's also bringing back two of its attempts to clone Runway — Top Design and Shear Genius — for another round. Some of the highlights:
- Top Design, the seriously lackluster interior design show that I watched faithfully every week despite its mediocrity, is getting another chance — but not without a makeover of its own.
The Buzz Reel: The Week's Best and Worst TV
Every week on BuzzSugar's weekly clip show, The Buzz Reel, I round up the week's best, funniest, strangest, and most embarrassing moments in television for your amusement.
On this week's Buzz Reel, we examine the puzzling career choices — and hair dos — on some of our favorite shows, including "House," "American Idol," "Family Guy," and more. To watch this week's episode, read more
TV Tonight: "Top Design"
I've been indifferent about "Top Design" all season, but all of a sudden, I find myself sucked in. Sure, the show has its problems (the judging really shouldn't take half an hour), but now that the competition is down to the final four, I'm pretty stoked to see who wins. Andrea is freakishly calm and has never really screwed up, Goil builds cool things and has an endless collection of colored eyeglasses, Carisa's obnoxious attitude at least makes for interesting TV, and — though I didn't even notice him until midway through the season — I'm starting to think Matt could be the dark-horse favorite.
The Buzz Reel: The Week's Best and Worst TV
Every week on BuzzSugar's weekly clip show, The Buzz Reel, I round up the week's best, funniest, strangest, and most embarrassing moments in television for your amusement.
On this week's Buzz Reel, we delve deeper into "Dancing With the Stars" and that whole "American Idol" crying girl thing, and we revisit some of the week's best scenes from "Top Design" and "Andy Barker, PI." To watch this week's episode, read more
TV Tonight: "Project Runway" Season 3 Marathon
Maybe it's a tie-in for New York Fashion Week, or maybe it's just another way to promote "Top Design," but either way, I'm excited that Bravo's showing a marathon of the third season of "Project Runway" today. The 11-episode run kicks off at 10 a.m. Eastern and Pacific with the third challenge of the season, in which the designers had to kit out both models and dogs.
What Did You Think of "Top Design"?
Last night, Bravo debuted its new competition reality show, "Top Design," which is like "Project Runway" for interior designers. What did you think of the new series?
What Did You Think of "Top Design"?
TV Tonight: "Top Design"
Bravo continues its Wednesday night competition-reality show reign tonight with the premiere of "Top Design," wherein 12 architects and designers compete for a cash prize and a plum spot at one of New York's biggest interior design showcases. It starts after the "Top Chef" finale and moves into the chefs' time slot next week.
I'm not quite sure what to think about this one.
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