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I mean honestly, is there going to be one for every city in America?
Reality tv is so sickening. I would give anything to go back to tv's only having 13 channels.
It never lacked something to watch that was entertaining.
So trashy, I agree with you 100%. I don't have cable. I have an antenna for local channels, and a Netflix and Hulu subscription. The cost of cable is outrageous and most of what you get is crap anyway.
"We" don't need any, of course, but I find the Beverly Hills & New York editions entertaining (although I haven't kept up with NY since S3). The other cities don't interest me but if people want to watch them, so be it. I don't understand it when people complain about reality shows "taking over" tv now - ever hear of a remote control? Between Netflix, dvds and channels like AMC, HBO, Showtime, BBC, etc. there has got to be more high-quality, non-reality television available than a person can watch in a lifetime.
I mean honestly, is there going to be one for every city in America?
Reality tv is so sickening. I would give anything to go back to tv's only having 13 channels.
It never lacked something to watch that was entertaining.
Ever heard of changing the channels? The best "Housewives" series is Atlanta with out a doubt! I love the Travel Channel until they put on the guy who eats gross bugs!
Give me Anthony Bourdain!
Ever heard of changing the channels? The best "Housewives" series is Atlanta with out a doubt! I love the Travel Channel until they put on the guy who eats gross bugs!
Give me Anthony Bourdain!
I do, but it takes me from one realtity show to the next.
and I thought the RHW were for the ladies?
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