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Eight notorious villains from the reality world compete against each other. The show revolves around strategy, alliances, and eliminations. The goal? To be crowned the ultimate Supervillain and win a €25,000 cash prize.
Charismatic and engaging Housewives enjoy the extravagant, stylish and cosmopolitan lifestyle of Sydney.
A travel show in which actors Ji Sung, Kang Ki-young, Hwang Hee and Lee Tae-sun prepare for a marathon in Florence, Italy.
Join domestic diplomats, Kim and Mike, as they attempt to overhaul the country's rudest and messiest families. Sticklers for order and cleanliness, these two firecrackers are determined to clean up our acts, our homes, and our heads. And from mountains of laundry and extreme clutter, to filth and general bad behavior, there's no problem they won't tackle.
This series follows a group of highly competitive luxury car dealers who specialize in making their clients' wildest dreams come true. But, in a world where supercars are posted on Instagram and sold the next day, luxury is not always pretty - especially when millions are on the line. In this business, everyone knows everyone, no one trusts anyone, and the stakes couldn't be higher. These are not your average car dealers. It takes a unique hustle to make the impossible, possible.
Shows the daily life of 7 young adult roommates who leave their native region and arrive in Montreal to live together and discover a new environment teeming with possibilities.
A first date can leave you feeling both sweaty and bared for all to see, but what if you actually are? In this reality series, one "super dater" meets three singles for an extra hot date in a sauna.
Master of the Mix is a reality television series and disc jockey competition. The 2010 season of the show had eight episodes and seven disc jockeys. The show was hosted by Just Blaze and judged by Kid Capri. Biz Markie was a regular guest. The contestants were DJ Jazzy Joyce, Rich Medina, Vikter Duplaix, DJ Scratch, DJ Rap, DJ Revolution and DJ Mars. The show aired half-hour episodes on Wednesday nights on the Centric television network with encore Saturday airings on Black Entertainment Television. The show, which debuted on November 3, 2010, is presented by Smirnoff. Ben Silverman announced in September 2010 that his production company, Electus, would produce the show with financing from Diageo, parent of Smirnoff. The private screening premier on was held in New York City on November 2 and was attended by various luminaries in the Hip Hop music industry such as Grandmaster Flash. The seven competitors have various wide-ranging experiences. Some have Grammy Award nomination; others have sold millions of albums; some have worked with some of the most popular current recording artists in the world. Among the DJs are the DJs of the Rock Steady Crew and EPMD. During the series the DJs compete in various challenges at venues across the world and most episodes will have eliminations. The surviving DJ who is chosen as "Master of the Mix" will win the sponsorship of Smirnoff as their official DJ at international Smirnoff-sponsored events for an entire year. The total value of the prize package, which includes custom-made Smirnoff bottle is $250,000.
Kevin Hart hosts a night of fun and games with celebrity couples, all playing remotely from their own homes; from trivia questions to physical challenges, each round will show a fresh, fun and unexpected side of them.
As a DACA dreamer, David Dobrik hasn’t been able to freely travel outside the US. But that's about to change. David surprises his closest friends with their biggest adventure yet: a trip around the world, starting where it all began.
A crew of elite fishermen off the shores of Cape Cod race to catch highly valuable Atlantic bluefin tuna using only 10-foot electrified spears.
Best in Miniature welcomes 11 highly skilled artists from across the world to compete in the ultimate challenge: building their dream home in miniature form. The competitors will create their houses, in painstaking detail, room by room by shrinking life-size objects to 1:12 scale. While the objects may be small in stature, the stakes could not be higher.
