Exactly why I watched this show the first time around. Beautiful bodies flaunting it, and showing whom is made of what. Throw in your "token virgin" and your beach bum surfers and your Hollywood wannabe's and there you have it "Paradise Hotel". Watch each one single-handedly undermine one another for their moment in the spot light whether it's behind closed doors in the bedroom or out galavanting with a few drinks. Add a perfect location what more can one ask for except to sit back and have a great laugh. It's reality, comedy, seeing who can psychologically play one another and not to mention there are a few cutthroats and than some real good characters with intergrity too. : )

A small town (Jericho) , a guy returns (Skeet Ulrich) after 5 years with different stories for different people. He is asking his father for trust fund money which was bequeathed to him. His dad says no (his father is also the mayor) of Jericho. A bus with children, seemingly a reunion between good friends, a possible old girlfriend connection. Throw in a nucleur mushroom cloud, power down and a town starts to worry. No communication due to no power, bus full of school children not reported back, a town in panic. Throw that all in together with why the "prodigal son" came back and you have episode one of Jericho, the pilot. It is quite good and really makes you think.

Celebrities from past and present try to de-tox. Though some think it is a game for them to put themselves out there and nothing more. A cross between the Surreal Life and Real Life. Some are there to take it serious and some think it's sleep away camp for wayward celebs.

It's pretty sad to see some of them in this state, but if it reaches out to anyone who is in need of help, so be it.

Coming from someone who I have helped in a detox situation, it is not always fun and games and drugs mask what is really going on. Yes, these celebs could afford it, but there is real drama surrounding detox and life "stuff". A must see for all who put celebs on a pedestal, or for people who have addiction problems.

Each week we have someone from the Food Network pose a challenge, & each week they come to the chopping block to be sent home. We have a vegetarian who seems as saccharine as sugar, though she does a under-handed move at the supermarket to Paul, or our resident military man,or is he? Best yet is the last episode!!! Emerill Lagasse is there to announce the winner. Instead of coming out and shaking hands with both, he walked right up to the winner on live television, shook her hand and said "congratulations". That is unintentionally funny at it's best!

Yes, the boy society was rockin in this episode. BUT, did you notice when Sean was cut loose he had about 10 days of facial hair growth? Cut to.....him on the raft and he was all shaven. Bad boy Burnett....should've caught it!

The show was getting a bit on the intellectual side for once. They had to outsmart one another to get rid of Nessa or as my son says "the ho". The boys (Captain) with the dual accent and his team, decided on Sean. Well, was that Sean with facial hair, or Sean after the show was retaped with him on the raft? Hmmm? What happened here?