‘Pictionary,’ ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ & More Unscripted TV for Every Mood This Fall
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We’ve got overheated reality antics, dark criminal doings, and everything in between. Find your perfect TV pick for any mood.
The Real Love Boat
Come aboard, singles — to find a first mate for life! The captain and crew on this Mediterranean voyage are ready to assist. Fall, CBS
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Bachelor in Paradise
Fall is now bikini season: The lust-on-the-beach summer reality soap airs four sizzling hours weekly. Sept. 27, 8/7c, ABC
Pictionary
The luck-of-the-draw board game gets a TV version, with Jerry O’Connell hosting. Fall, syndicated
(Credit: Warner Bros.)
Below Deck Adventure
The inflatable slide won’t cut it. With this yachties-in-Norway spin-off, guests expect big adrenaline-rush activities. Fall, Bravo
The Jennifer Hudson Show
JHud has a Daytime Emmy, two Grammys, an Oscar, and a Tony. She’ll ace daytime talk! Sept. 12, syndicated
Celebrity Jeopardy!
Answers! Questions! And now…stars (playing for charity)! The host is TBA. Sept. 25, 8/7c, ABC
iCrime with Elizabeth Vargas
The journalist leads a look at smartphone crime videos. Sept. 12, syndicated
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I'm crossing my fingers that either Ken Jennings or Buzzy Cohen will be hosting that Celebrity Jeopardy primetime spinoff.
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How can you be recommending this trash while feel-good shows like God Friended Me, created by Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt, get canceled???? "Fall is now bikini season" ughhh, I can't even. Is this the state of America tv???? Is there no more room for feel-good shows with good lessons and we are forced to succumb to worthless vulgarity??????
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https://www.tvinsider.com/932157/god-friended-me-canceled-series-finale-season-3-details/
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That's why more and more Americans are turning to PBS, Acorn and Brit Box. Regular TV is catering to the lowest common denominator.
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Thank you for your words Jim. I agree completely. Is there any network where feel-good shows like God Friended Me, created by Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt, can exist anymore?
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Too bad Jerry O'Connell's show Carter didn't get a chance to continue. Now he's just another reality-show host. But, just like the rest of us, a job is a job, and if he didn't enjoy it (or the paycheck) I guess he wouldn't do it.
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