Punk'd
Punk'd on Imdb17 March 2003 (USA)
Comedy | Reality-TV
A Hidden Camera Show similar to Candid Camera but famous celebrities are the victims. Each week Ashton and his crew of pranksters play a joke on celebrities such as Justin Timberlake and Frankie Muniz.
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True Beauty
added by newsBotThe thing that you should know about True Beauty, well, the thing that ABC really, really wants you to know about it judging by the commercials, is that it is the brainchild of executive producers Ashton Kutcher and Tyra Banks. Evidently, the idea for the show sprung forth fully formed from their collective nine-head (that's Ashton's forehead plus Tyra's famed fivehead), like a terrible reality show beauty competition Athena hammering her way out of Zeus's skull. Could anything but pure televison idiocy drool from such a source? Of course not. In fact, True Beauty seems to be almost equal parts Tyra and Ashton: It's a beauty competition with a panel of "expert" judges a la America's Next Top Model (Tyra), but there are also several hidden camera set-ups meant to reveal the contestants' true characters a la Punk'd (Ashton). Some of the pranks are meant...
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Punk'd Gone Wild? Game Show Plays Gags for Cash
added by newsBotIf Punk'd plays on unsuspecting celebrities, Game Show in My Head brings hidden camera gags to the unsuspecting public. The latest production from Ashton Kutcher's production company sends contestants out to the streets to create fabricated situations with unwitting passersby — all directed by host Joe Rogan, who gives on-the-spot directions for each gag through a hidden earpiece.
Rogan, who got his reality hosting feet wet with Fear Factor, talked to TVGuide.com about his new show (Saturdays on CBS, 8 pm/Et). The comic and former martial arts competitor opened up about what Game Show is like, what drew him to another reality competition series and what lines shouldn't be crossed in a hidden camera scenario.
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Anna Dimond
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Punk'd Gone Wild? Game Show Plays Gags for Cash
added by newsBotIf Punk'd plays on unsuspecting celebrities, Game Show in My Head brings hidden camera gags to the unsuspecting public. The latest production from Ashton Kutcher's production company sends contestants out to the streets to create fabricated situations with unwitting passersby — all directed by host Joe Rogan, who gives on-the-spot directions for each gag through a hidden earpiece.
Rogan, who got his reality hosting feet wet with Fear Factor, talked to TVGuide.com about his new show (Saturdays on CBS, 8 pm/Et). The comic and former martial arts competitor opened up about what Game Show is like, what drew him to another reality competition series and what lines shouldn't be crossed in a hidden camera scenario.
Read More >
Anna Dimond
Read the full article on tvguide.com