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I think I have an addiction to reality tv shows. That's all I can call it, cause there's no reason anyone would normally watch almost every single one that's on, right? lol well that's pushing it a little, but I DO watch a LOT of them. That being said, I want to talk about 2 of them right now.

"I Love Money" started last night and that's the feel-good show of the summer, for sure. It cracked me up! "The Entertainer" from last season of "I Love New York" is a nutcase, so I hope he stays around awhile to keep things interesting. And their first challenge was to be in one of those money booths where air blows money all around you. One of the only rules was to not scoop the money off the floor. So right off the bat, Megan goes in there and scoops the money off the floor. And if that wasn't "dumb blonde" enough, Brandi C. went in right after her and did the same damn thing. Gotta love it.

Now...on to "The Two Coreys." I watched last season every single week. I love this show. I grew up in the 80's, come on - any girl that grew up in the 80's loves the 2 Coreys! First of all, I don't usually say things about people I've never met but Feldman's wife seems like a super bitch. Just putting that out there. It seems like this season she's trying to make herself not look as bad as last season, but it's still not fooling anyone. And why did they need to do a photoshoot of her in a bikini? I was watching it like "um, wtf is this?" She's no one! No one would even know who she was if it wasn't for who she's married to. The show would be so much better off without her. Anyway. I don't like how they treat Corey Haim at all. They make fun of him behind his back for putting an ad in Variety saying that he's ready to make amends and then act all nice to his face. Not nice! And then people on the Variety site leaving nasty comments, that was pretty shitty too. Sure he made mistakes, but he's just trying to put that behind him and start doing what he loves to do again and persue his acting career. He could have very easily given up completely, said "fuck it" and never acted again, but he didn't. People don't realize that part, they just want to see another washed-up child star. Hearing him tell the therapist that his life was empty and lonely was so sad. I just want to go give him a big ol' hug! lol 

So watch both of these shows, they're good! (They're both on Sunday nights - I Love Money at 9:00 on VH1 and The Two Coreys at 10:00 on A&E)