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Big Love: Big Ending

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I watched every episode and it truly was a train wreck but you couldn't look away. I think it was time to end it but I enjoyed most of it when I wasn't uncomfortable watching it. But I guess now you can get your fix on TLC with that stupid reality show "Sister Wives". . .

btw, I hate all reality TV shows. hate hate hate

But I guess now you can get your fix on TLC with that stupid reality show "Sister Wives". . .

btw, I hate all reality TV shows. hate hate hate

I hear ya, brother. Unfortunately I think this is the way all TV is going. And the worst thing is, it's all about money, right? I mean I know those reality stars get paid, but it probably is not the same as successful actors pull down for being on shows, let alone the fact that you don't have to have set designers, writers (for the most part, from what I've heard) and stuff. It's like what happened with Desperate Housewives - they could replicate it without the paychecks, right?

All of the production costs including salaries, crew, insurance, etc.. costs less per hour long episode of a reality television show than Charlie Sheen's paycheck alone ($2.2 million) for a single episode of Two and a Half Men.

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