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The Bruck is teaming up with the creators of Showtime's Sleeper Cell on a pilot for a one-hour adventure drama about a a globetrotting team of freelance treasure hunters, led by an ex-Navy SEAL turned archaeologist.
Continue reading "Pilots: CBS mixes CSI, Amazing Race, Indiana Jones..." »
Jeremy responded: "Yea-yah! I'm rich, bitch!" (Note use of "I'm" as opposed to "You're")... then proceeded to the pornographic moaning of: "Oh dude, I'm loving it! I'm loving it! I'm taking it in right now"... before climaxing with:
Eric, the nipple-ringed waiter from Florida and Danielle, the hardbitten Staten Island bartendrix, were paired for the All-Star edition from two Season 9 teams. While the couple's relationship was portrayed as strained throughout the series (as opposed to the perky beauty queens), and Eric's sexuality was questioned on this space back in April 2006 (before Tabloid Baby's arrival) with a series of photos depicting "Jeric" in compromising positions with the male winners of Season 9 (above and below, left), Eric's macho heterosexual credentials were pounded home during the All-Star season with his allegedly homophobic comments about the two openly-gay teams (while paradoxically, his misogyny was displayed in his treatment of Danielle and words about female competitors).
Eric responds:
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Professional reality TV couple Rob Mariano and Amber Brkich didn't make it to compete in the finale of last night's The Amazing Race: All-Stars, but their pained smiles and polite applause for the winners were a highlight of the final scene.
And now they say they've got a reality TV series in store that will be the most spectacular ever: "bigger" than The Amazing Race (on which they lost twice) and even Survivor (where they met and he proposed moments before she won):
"Competition will last 100 days...
"On all seven continents...
"First prize is over $10 million."
Where do we sign up?
Continue reading "Reality TV: Rob & Amber to "revolutionize reality TV"?" »
We don't see a recap yet, so we'll save any EPISODE SPOILERS for... after the jump...
Continue reading "Amazing Race: Rob & Amber talk about Amazing Race shocker" »
The Amazing Race is back Sunday night with its All-Stars edition, and if the prospect of seeing Rob and Ambuh and the rest of the also-rans (Uchenna and Joyce are the only returning winners) doing it again is about as exciting as the Family Edition, the producers are introducing a second, shadow series that could add to the fun. Each week after the west coast broadcast, fans can go online, find the Amazing Race link on the CBS Innertube broadband channel and click onto Elimination Station. What sounds like a new brand of porta-potty is a trip into purgatory, following the eliminated team to a secluded "sequester house," where they will cope with the disappointment-- while living alongside other bitter-at-blowing-their-second-shot eliminated All-Stars.
Continue reading "Amazing Race: Amazing Race follows the two-time losers" »