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Best Reality-TV TV Shows

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145. H8R

Mario Lopez hosts this reality show where celebrities meet one of their fiercest critics.

146. The Cougar

A group of young men compete in a series of challenges to win the affection of an mature woman labeled a 'cougar' in this TV Land reality competition.

147. American Inventor

American Inventor is a show about the biggest search ever for America's best new invention. The show sets out to uncover the hottest new product each season and make one struggling inventor's dream come true. With one million dollars at stake, American Inventor celebrates the best in homespun American ingenuity.National casting calls were held in six major cities across the country. Thousands of inventors, tinkerers and entrepreneurs of all ages were drawn to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Houston, and Tampa for a shot at turning their dreams into realities. Inventors of all ages presented their most prized inventions, featuring everything from the wacky to the heart warming.A panel of expert judges narrows down the initial entries to a group of finalists, who are given $50,000 each to develop their product, refine it and take it to the next level. This is a show that makes the American dream come true for one person -- taking his/her idea, vision and creativity and helping to turn it into a mass produced product that will be in every American home -- but in the end it is up to America to call in and vote on which invention is worthy of the one million dollar prize.American Inventor is produced by FremantleMedia North America, Simon Cowell's Syco Television and Peter Jones TV Ltd. Simon Cowell, Cecile Frot-Coutaz, Siobhan Greene, Peter Jones and Clay Newbill are executive producers. Dug James and Tabitha Hansen are co-executive producers.

148. Sex Box

2015 • Rated Unrated

Three experts: Chris Donaghue, Fran Walfish, and Yvonne Capehart discuss relationship and sex issues with three different couples before and after they have sex in the on stage cube in the reality show based on a British show.

149. I Survived a Japanese Game Show

Reality goes abroad in this ABC project that sends American contestants overseas to Japan to compete in challenges in a foreign culture. Whoever adapts best to Japanese culture and each episode's challenges wins $250,000.

150. Does Someone Have To Go

Employees are given power to make decisions on who will be laid off.

151. Get This Party Started

Feb 7, 2006 • Rated TV-14

UPN captures the drama and excitement each week as the friends and family of a special individual work with top party planners to throw a spectacular event in honor of their well-deserving loved one. Nothing will be spared to make some lucky person’s dreams come true. Special events coordinator Lara Shriftman, and hosts Kristin Cavalleri and Ethan Erickson will work with the hottest clubs and trendiest style makers all across the country to whip up an extravagant event.

152. How to Get the Guy

How to Get the Guy is an hour-long romantic reality show following the lives of four young San Francisco women looking for love. Each woman meets one of these molds: The Dreamer, The Girl Next Door, The Party Girl and The Career Girl. The show comes from the producers of Queer Eye For The Straight Guy.

153. Unan1mous

Fox's reality show Unan1mous takes nine contestants and locks them in bunker with no sun light, no outside contact, and not being able to know what time it is. Under these conditions they have to all decide unanimously who will get $1.5 million, but as they fail to make a unanimous decision the money goes down $1 every second and many twists and turns are thrown at them. The show didn't run for very long. Fox canceled it due to bad reviews.

154. I Wanna Marry Harry

12 contestants from the US travel to England for a chance to win the heart of Prince Harry. The only problem is he's not a royal, just a lookalike.

155. Sons Of Hollywood

This series follows three young men as they try to make their way in Hollywood. One is Randy Spelling, son of the late famous producer, Aaron Spelling; the second is Sean Stewart, son of famous British rocker, Rod Stewart; and the third is talent manager David Weintraub. The three young men have been friends since their boarding school days, and the series follows the trio as they attempt to step away from the imposing shadows of their famous parents and forge their own identities.The show's theme song The In Crowd is written & performed by Sean Stewart.

156. Momma's Boys

Ryan Seacrest produces this NBC reality project featuring mothers in search of mates for their eligible bachelor sons.

157. The Real Wedding Crashers

Every bride and groom wants their big day to go off without a hitch. Engaged couples spend countless hours and tens of thousands of dollars making sure every detail is perfect. In this new one-hour hidden camera reality series the couples actually team up with five improvisational performers to crash their own bash making for the most memorable wedding ever! The crashers will go undercover in roles including the pastor, wedding guests, and wait staff. At the end of each show, the bride and groom reveal the pranksters to their guests."The Real Wedding Crashers" is inspired by the New Line smash hit feature film "Wedding Crashers" and is produced by New Line Television and Katalyst's (Ashton Kutcher and Jason Goldberg of "Punk'd").

158. The Baby Borrowers

Most teenagers can't wait for adulthood, and five couples who are itching to be on their own get a taste of the real world in this unique reality show. Beginning with infants, these couples graduate to care for toddlers, pre-teens, teenagers, and eventually senior citizens. Are they ready for this kind of responsibility?

159. The Surreal Life

Jan 9, 2003 • Rated TV-14

Once, they were superstars. Now, they are shoved back in the spotlight as they share a home and a series of outrageous and life-changing events for ten days and nights that can only be described as surreal. Providing a Hollywood twist to today's version of the "reality tv-show,"The Surreal Life follows six very different pop-culture figures as they move into a house and room and work together in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. The lives of these notorious pop culture icons and their random foils and follies are taped over a rather eventful two week period. The recipe for The Surreal Life is a simple one: take six bigger-than-life celebrities from every genre of the entertainment industry-rap music, heavy metal, feature films, sitcom, drama, and even reality television itself-and throw them together under pressure, stirring as needed. Trapped without transportation, cell phones or personal assistants, they must interact with each other, share bedrooms and bathrooms, do household chores, go grocery shopping and prepare meals together. The cameras never stop rolling, so the power struggles and personality clashes are all captured on film-along with the very real new friendships. The familiar faces for the show's fourth installment include: Adrianne Curry (winner of the first America's Next Top Model competition), Christopher Knight (of the ever-popular sitcom, The Brady Bunch), Go-Go's guitarist Jane Wiedlin, rap artist Da Brat, supermodel Marcus Schenkenberg, wrestling star Chyna Doll, and Verne Troyer, best known for his role as "Mini-Me" (Austin Powers). The Surreal Life is produced by Brass Ring Productions, Mindless Entertainment and Renegade Productions. Note #1- The house in which the celebrities reside while filming is the old Glen Campbell estate in the Hollywood Hills on Mullholland Drive. (Currenly on sale for $7.5 million) Note #2- The first 2 seasons the series aired on the WB and then moved to VH1 after low ratings and creative differences between WB network executives and show producers.

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