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Which NBC Reality Show Would You Renew?
Just when we thought we might be free of "The Apprentice" forever, there's this: Sources say that NBC is about to announce at least one, and possibly two, more seasons of the show.
I'm trying to look on the bright side here; it could be worse. Maybe another NBC reality show could have been renewed instead — say, "The Real Wedding Crashers" or "Grease: You're the One That I Want."
"Crashers" Crashes, while "Medium" has a Future
Apparently, Monday at 10 p.m. is NBC's Time Slot O' Death. NBC's latest attempt to get something going in the post-"Heroes" hour, "The Real Wedding Crashers," has crashed and burned, just like "The Black Donnellys" and "Studio 60" before it.
TV Tonight: "The Real Wedding Crashers"
We Sugar Network folks aren't the only ones with weddings on the brain these days. NBC's newest reality show, "The Real Wedding Crashers," premieres tonight after "Heroes." Produced by Ashton "Mr.Buzz News Roundup, 4/2
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Ashton Kutcher: King of the Hidden Camera
This April, the man who made "punk'd" part of the popular lexicon will unveil his latest hidden-camera adventure, called "The Real Wedding Crashers." Essentially a reality-show version of the hit movie, the six-episode series "will record improvisational actors who go undercover at real weddings," according to an NBC press release. Kutcher is executive producing under his Katalyst shingle.
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