When less is more…

When less is more…
Can TLC’s reality show change Muslim relations in the U.S.? We think so.
“Me, without you and your science… all my best intentions carry no water.” – Warden James
Welcome to Alcatraz.
New information, but nothing earth shattering.
You can imagine how the pitch for Alaska Proof went down at Animal Planet, something to the effect of: well, we’ve got 11 Alaska-based reality shows on the schedule and know people can’t get enough of them…
A tribute to 15 female characters who are doing some mighty ass kicking these days.
“It’s a family dynamic… It’s very much a democracy.” – Janelle
Taking a look at a classic British sketch show.
“We have delivered a great evening… and our team sucks.” – Paul Stanley
The Generation Y dichotomy on screen.
Let it roll, all night long.
Weak storytelling is turning 2 Broke Girls into a charity case.
“This is a hard time of year for people who have feelings.” – Max
Television series – some forgotten, some still beloved by cult followings – that were canceled way too early versus way too late.
“The best way to deal with a jabroni: sit back and let him screw his own pooch.” – Narrator
It’s a bit sad that The Real World and so many of its derivatives over the last 20 years failed to live up to this high standard.
These shows aren’t for everyone… and that’s exactly the point.
“Hunter is a raging testosterone monster.” – Kody
“What do you see as the benefit of this?” – Christine
“It’s complicated.” – Will Travers
“Knight to Queen’s Bishop Three.” – A voice on a phone
“Why would David leave my name in a code?” – Will
AMC tries its hand at reality programming.
Now everybody, do the propaganda, and sing along to the age of paranoia.
“Where’s Will?” – Truxton
“Ruthless is not cruel. Ruthless is doing whatever it takes.” – Kale Ingram
“Occasionally, you have to run from the po-po.” – Leonard
Mark Lilly acts really out of character.
Roommate bonding time.
“Mark, this is all so sudden!” – Calllie
“It’s 1987 all over again.” – Grimes
A dragon mating and Rambo koala men.
A new side to Mark’s character is revealed.
A weird blend of Rosemary’s Baby and The Omen.
Can one distasteful joke ruin Ugly Americans’ potential?
We see how Mark’s “fix-it” attitude gets him in trouble in this episode.
It’s a holiday in Cambodia. It’s tough, kid, but it’s life.
Frank conjures Egyptian voodoo to deal with his mommy issues.
“Do you know what a kuka is?” – Deena
“I hit my head against the concrete wall. It hurts.” – Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino
“So you’re winning, while you’re twinning, ’cause you got two twin chicks.” – Pauly D
The massive production budget spells probable disaster for this freshman show, but it looks like it will be fun while it lasts.
“Am I the male Butterface?” – Frank
“You’re a teenager; all teenagers are sex addicts.” – Lip
“Gallaghers don’t do therapy.” – Fiona
“We’re smart men in a stupid world.” – Kash
In which we meet and fall in love with Frank and Fiona and the Gallagher family.
“The color’s ghastly.” – Gordon Ramsay
Who’s house? Run’s house.