Reality TV

Thankfully, not all reality shows are created equal so it's not terribly worrisome that there are talks of one of the most popular reality shows might soon have a major Montana connection. Here's what we know so far...

The popular show has been in Montana twice. If they ever come back, we love to see the cast survive 40 days in this rugged area.

T-shirts from Bozeman businesses and hats from Helena campgrounds have been spotted all over reality TV shows in recent months. I've personally spotted these three winners.

A new reality show will shoot its pilot episode in Bozeman at the Montana Pitmaster Classic. The show which focuses on local heroes will film this Saturday.

Did you catch the season premiere over the weekend? Fans are wondering where exactly in Montana they filmed the show.

Filmed in the Tobacco Root mountains of Southwestern Montana, the new series debuted this week on the Fox Business channel.

A reality TV show star is planning to build a home, and make the Treasure State her "part-time" residence, according to a post on Instagram.

If you're an area realtor and have dreams of seeing your clients making the biggest financial decision of their lives on national TV, now's your chance.

Ever watch really bad TV when you don't feel well? Me too. Today's afternoon was filled with a show called Total Divas. Bloody awful. But I watched it. Several episodes worth.

To friends who know me well, hear me out. I watch two kinds of television: CNBC or absolute garbage. HOWEVER, I have now stumbled upon the ultimate disappointment of the modern age. A show called "Redneck Island". See for yourself.

These days, there's a reality TV show competition for all kinds of things. But even if you're not into singing, modeling or cooking, you can still get in on the trend, with the History Channel's "Top Shot," which premiered Tuesday night. On the show, 16 top marksmen compete in a series of history-inspired challenges in an attempt to win $100,000 and the title of Top Shot. Keep reading

This year, TV fans bid a sad farewell to some beloved scripted programming, with long-time favorites such as "Law & Order," "24," "Lost" and newcomers such as "Rubicon" and "Terriers" leaving behind empty space in a lot of DVRs.