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This week: Little People, Big World ends forever, Apprentice concludes, Katie Lee Joel returns on Top Chef

Last week ended with big news in the reality TV world: Big Brother’s Brendon admitted to cheating on Rachel after his Skype affair with a woman was exposed on Twitter; that exposure included a naked picture of him. Meanwhile, Twitter is a little quieter now that several reality stars, including Ryan Seacrest, are still offline because their fans haven’t donated enough money to bring them back.

But mostly, this week was marked with lots of quitting, starting with The Amazing Race, where there was no consequence for quitting a task. On Survivor, after NaOnka Mixon and Kelly Shinn got an episode celebrating their quitting, they were rewarded and showed different sides of themselves.

Finally, we learned that American Idol will let its viewers vote online for finalists next year, but getting fan support doesn’t translate into record sales. Last season’s winner, Lee DeWyze, had the worst sales of any American Idol winner.


The Past: last week’s most-read stories

Big Brother’s Brendon admits to cheating on Rachel via Skype affair, naked pic postedPonderosa: NaOnka and Kelly get personality makeovers, plus a trip to Granada, cashSurvivor celebrates quitters NaOnka and Kelly by dragging out quitting for an episodeAmazing Race 18 will be an all-star season and is now filming; teams identifiedNaOnka reveals real-life impact of her actions; Kelly says why they didn’t quit immediatelyAmazing Race time penalties and credits explained


The Forward: what to watch this week


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