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Survivor: Samoa »
Great news for Survivor fans with confirmation the Nine Network will fulfil its promise and screen the latest season of the reality TV series in a prime time buffer.
Idol Ratings Plummet »
Ratings continue to decline for the once almighty reality TV series, Australian Idol, with crowd figures sinking well under the million mark over the weekend. Sunday night’s show saw only 890,000 viewers tune in, its second lowest ratings figures in the franchises history.
The Contender: Australia »
It has been one of the most hyped television shows in the Australian cable era, and the producers of the boxing reality series, The Contender: Australia, are sure the finial product will not disappoint.
Seven Picks Up The Marriage Ref »
Channel Seven has picked up Jerry Seinfeld’s new television creation, a reality series called The Marriage Ref. The series will be produced by Endemol Southern Star
Seven to Fastrack Amazing Race 15 »
The news just keeps getting better for fans of The Amazing Race, with confirmation the Seven Network will fast track to the 15th season of the popular reality TV show.
UK Axes Big Brother »
The one nation to have embraced the reality TV series Big Brother more than any other has pulled a pin on the relationship, with the UK finally axing the controversial show.
Paula Abdul Quits American Idol »
While all the talk about the Idol television series has focused on Kyle Sandilands and his sacking from the Australian edition, the USA version of the show has also lost one of their judges with Paula Abdul deciding not to rejoin the show for the upcoming ninth series
Survivor to Return on Channel Nine’s GO! »
One of the pioneers of the Reality TV genre, Survivor, will return to the small screen next week with its 17th installment; Survivor: Gabon, “Earth’s Last Eden”
Seven and Nine to Rival Master Chef »
Rival television networks, Seven and Nine, plan to cash in on the success of Channel Ten’s high rating programme, Master Chef, by launching their own versions of the reality TV cooking show.
Dance Your Ass Off Dumped »
Channel Nine has axed its brand new reality weight loss series, Dance Your Ass Off, after just one episode due to poor ratings.