College Times

Issue date: 4/23/09 Section: Top 10s

Media Credit: Tommy Baynard

While all of our favorite television shows are ending, and most of us are about to be done with school, what do we have to look forward to? Unfortunately the answer to that is summer television. Okay, not that exciting, but here are a few new shows that we have to look forward to (or maybe not so much).

10. Dating in the Dark (ABC)
Apparently dating in the light is not as fun anymore, so why not spice it up by interacting with people of the opposite sex in total darkness over the course of several days?

9. Legally Blonde the Musical (MTV)
Hosted by Hilary Duff's big sis, Haylie, this latest reality show follows 10 wannabe Broadway stars competing to play the part of Elle Woods in the upcoming Broadway show "Legally Blonde the Musical."

8. Celebrity Circus (NBC)
Okay, let's call this another season of "I've ruined my career, and I will go to any extent to maintain my fame."

7. Tori & Dean: Sweet Home Hollywood (Oxygen)
Leave it to the Oxygen channel to book a third season of "Tori & Dean."

6. Wipeout (ABC)
Gotta love people making an absolutely fool of themselves for a little prize money.

5. I Survived a Japanese Game Show (ABC)
I have to admit, ABC's American version just doesn't compare to the real deal.

4. The Baby Borrowers (NBC)
Pretty much hormonal teenagers attempting to take care of kids. I'm not going to lie here, I actually got hooked on it last summer.

3. Greatest American Dog (CBS)
It will bring back fond memories of Christopher Guest's "Best in Show," reality style.

2. High School Musical: Get in the Picture (ABC)
Yet another reality show based on contestants vying to win a role in "High School Musical 3: Senior Year." This must be for those with didn't make the cut for "Legally Blonde the Musical."

1. Wanna Bet (ABC)
An absolutely ridiculous show watching celebrities "bet" on the success or failure of random stunts and tricks. My first problem with this is that they're not really betting. And second of all, who cares if they think a person can do a trick or not?

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