So You Think You Can Dance
Fox teams up with the creators of "American Idol" and the producers of "American Bandstand" to find America's favorite dancer. After a nationwide casting call, dancers take part in a grueling 12-week competition in which some will stumble, some will collapse under the pressure, and one will dance his or her way into America's heart. Contestants perform a particular style each week with a partner, and the audience votes on their favorite couples. After the bottom three couples split up to perform solos for the judges, one male and one female contestant are eliminated. Lucky for the dancers, the grand prize has grown along with the show's popularity. At the end of Season 3, winner Sabra Johnson was awarded a whopping $250,000. Makes us want to start taking lessons... more
Jon & Kate Plus 8
With sextuplets and twins, the Gosselins are hardly your typical American family. Jon and Kate are the ambitious parents of this adorable bunch and they are battling all odds to make sure their brood has a normal, happy childhood. We follow them as they tackle seemingly ordinary life events like pumpkin picking and birthday parties that become extraordinary when you have two sets of energetic multiples. more
Hannah Montana
The sugary-sweet Disney Channel show "Hannah Montana" follows the life of 14-year-old Miley Stewart (Miley Cyrus), who's hiding quite a secret: she's actually the pop-singing superstar Hannah Montana. Miley, along with her brother Jackson and songwriter dad Robbie (played by Miley's real-life dad Billy Ray Cyrus of "Achy Breaky Heart" fame), emigrated from Tennessee to Malibu where the whole family is adjusting to life on the wacky West Coast. Famous or not, Miley still must deal with all of the usual teen troubles while attempting to keep her true identity under wraps. more
The Two Coreys
A lot has changed since Corey Feldman and Corey Haim were co-starring in hit films together and enjoying all the benefits of being young and famous in Hollywood. Things didn’t quite go as planned over the last 20 years (they aren’t just washed up, they are messed up), and now that they’ve reunited it’s become even more apparent just how far off track they’ve gotten. Last season left the guys at odds over their personal and professional relationship. This season nothing is off limits for “The Two Coreys” as they enter therapy to face their real-life demons and confront their pasts. Everything was so much easier in the ‘80s ... more
The View
"The View" is ABC Daytime's morning chatfest, featuring a team of dynamic women of different ages, experiences and backgrounds discussing the most exciting events of the day. "The View" features ABC News correspondent Barbara Walters -- who appears on average three days a week -- moderator Whoopi Goldberg, comedian Joy Behar, actress/comedian Sherri Shepherd and designer and former "Survivor: The Australian Outback" participant Elisabeth Hasselbeck. The show consists of hot topics in the news, the best experts in their field, celebrity interviews and general entertainment. The program celebrated its 2000th show on February 2, 2006, and is now in its 11th season on the ABC Television Network. more
Secret Diary of a Call Girl
By day Hannah is a legal secretary working 9 to 5 and enjoying a normal life. But by night, she turns into Belle, a high-priced call girl paid to fulfill her clients' fantasies. Based on the best-selling book "Secret Diary of a Call Girl," this new series takes a sobering look at the world of "high-end" prostitution and the challenges one woman faces as she tries to keep her two very different lives separate. more
America's Next Top Model
Created and executive-produced by world-renowned supermodel Tyra Banks, "America’s Next Top Model" chronicles the transformation of beautiful young women into fierce supermodels. Fourteen participants live together and vie for an opportunity to be managed by a top modeling agency, land a fashion spread in a national magazine, and score a $100,000 contract with Cover Girl. Cameras catch every melodramatic moment as participants face weekly tests which determine who makes the cut. With mentoring by host Tyra Banks and exposure to high-profile fashion industry gurus, the finalists compete in a highly accelerated modeling boot camp -- a crash course that could lead to supermodel fame. Participants are asked to demonstrate both inner and outer beauty as they master complicated catwalks, intense physical fitness, fashion photo shoots, and publicity skills, all under 24-hour-a-day camera surveillance. more
Legally Blonde 'The Musical': The Search for Elle Woods
After televising "Legally Blonde: The Musical" (the Broadway show based on the 2001 hit film starring Reese Witherspoon), MTV has decided to show America just what it takes to cast a new Broadway star. This reality series follows ten hopefuls who can sing, dance and act as they vie for the ultimate shot at stardom: the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to star on Broadway and replace the Tony Award-nominated Laura Bell Bundy in the leading role of Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde: The Musical." Each week the young women embark on another aspect of their high-stakes season-long audition. Haylie Duff will host the show and offer the girls advice based on her own experience in the biz. Also on hand to help the ladies will be the musical's director and Tony Award winning choreographer Jerry Mitchell; associate director Marc Bruni; associate choreographer Denis Jones; and cast members including Bundy herself. In addition to a grueling audition schedule, the ladies will learn to deal with being both competitors and roommates as they live together in a New York City loft, all hoping to get their careers jumpstarted with the role of a lifetime. more
The Real Housewives of New York City
In this spin-off of "The Real Housewives of Orange County," Bravo heads to the East Coast--more specifically the Big Apple -- to follow the lives of five wealthy, ambitious and powerful Manhattan housewives. "The Real Housewives of New York City" gives viewers an up-close and personal look at these women's lifestyle, where their everyday calendars brim with interviews to hire private chefs and au pairs, front row seats at Fashion Week, summer getaways to the Hamptons, charity fundraising galas, and elite private school meetings. The five ladies -- Alex McCord, Bethenny Frankel, Jill Zarin, LuAnn de Lesseps and Ramona Singer -- show the world how they balance motherhood, demanding careers and a fast-paced social calendar. In the series opener, two housewives prepare for their family trip to the Hamptons while another housewife focuses on how to improve her relationships. The show's regular timeslot will be Tuesdays at 10pm. more
Million Dollar Password
Regis Philbin is at it again as he hosts yet another million-dollar game show. This time, he's at the helm of "Million Dollar Password," a modern update of a classic game show from the '60s. As with the original version, each contestant is paired up with a celebrity. One player from each team is told the secret passwords and can use only one-word clues to get their teammate to guess the word. So what's new? The stakes are higher than ever as contestants are competing for a hefty grand prize of $1 million. You can also expect to see celebrities, including Rosie O'Donnell, Rachael Ray, and Neil Patrick Harris as well as "Password" alum Betty White. The legendary TV actress frequently appeared on the show's first incarnation and will join the crew of "Million Dollar Password" to help a new generation of contestants try to win some cash. more
Gossip Girl
"Gossip Girl" is the TV adaptation of the breakout book series by Cecily von Ziegesar. Every step (and misstep) that the privileged prep school teens of Manhattan's Upper East Side take is well documented on the website of the all-knowing Gossip Girl. No one knows the true identity behind Gossip Girl, but everyone in this glamorous and exclusive world depends on her for the latest juicy rumors. The most recent scoop is that gorgeous queen bee and notorious party girl Serena van der Woodsen has returned to the city from a stint at boarding school. Serena's sudden appearance upsets her former BFF Blair Waldorf, since Blair is by no means about to give up her position at the top of the popularity food chain. This is just the tip of the drama iceberg and Gossip Girl will be sure to dish up all the details. more
Wipeout
It's not often that the goal of a contest is to fall down, but that's the case on this new competition show which finds 24 contenders competing in an extreme obstacle course designed to provide the most crashes, face plants, impacts and wipe outs possible. At the end of each episode, one contestant will garner the coveted title of "Wipe Out" champion and will walk away with $50,000. John Anderson of ESPN's "SportsCenter" serves as host of this crash-crazy contest. more
The Hills
Get a dose of high Hollywood drama on "The Hills." This spin-off of MTV's hit reality show "Laguna Beach" follows a group of gorgeous rich girls as they navigate the L.A. social scene, their budding careers, and a web of current and ex-boyfriends. Event planner Heidi has dropped out of college and is now engaged. Magazine intern Lauren ended up on the cover of both Teen Vogue and Seventeen Magazine in 2006. Rounding out the clique are aspiring actress Audrina as well as Lauren's colleague Whitney. Lauren isn't speaking to Heidi, who's engaged to Spencer, who's not speaking to Brody, who used to date Lauren, who... well you get the picture. If you think their lives are hard keep up with from your couch, try living it all in Jimmy Choos. more
Dancing With the Stars
"Dancing with the Stars" pairs eight celebrities with professional ballroom dance partners in an intense live competition. Each season has a select number of celebrity/professional dance pairs who are judged by a panel of experts as well as by the viewers at home. As one team is eliminated each week, the couples must maintain their focus, grace and composure while learning precise movements and maneuvering in extravagant costumes. Will they remain compatible during the course of the competition or step on each other's toes? This show has it all: over-the-top wardrobe, dazzling dancing, celebrity gossip, behind-the-scenes training, and contemporary music performed by a live 15-piece band. more
American Idol
If it wasn't for this mega-hit musical reality competition, Kelly Clarkson, Clay Aiken, and good old Sanjaya wouldn't be household names. "American Idol" follows three judges: meanie Simon Cowell, ever-professional Randy Jackson, and positive Paula Abdul, as they sift through thousands of hopefuls around the United States to find the best pop singers around the country. Viewers then get to vote (and vote, and vote...) on which unknown crooner will walk away with a record deal and the fame and fortune that are sure to come along with it. more
High School Musical 2
Who knew a TV movie about a group of musically-inclined teenagers would become an international phenomenon? In the sequel to the super successful "High School Musical," school's out for summer and pals Chad, Gabriella, Taylor and Troy have landed summer jobs at Lava Country Club, which just happens to be owned by the wealthy family of their sneaky schoolmates, twins Sharpay and Ryan. The teens spend their summer singing and dancing poolside as Sharpay continually tries to break up adorable couple Troy and Gabriella -- played by real-life boyfriend and girlfriend Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens. more