It didn't take long after the not-guilty verdict was read for rumors to start swirling about the King of Pop's next venture: a reality show. Could it be true?
CBS, NBC and ABC have all confirmed that a six-part reality series — about how the Jacksons rallied around Michael during his 14-week child-molestation trial — is being shopped around. "They called and said it was a reality show and that the whole family was participating," an NBC insider told TV Guide. "It would be from their point of view and they would have [complete] control."
But the family's attorney, Debra Opri, denies a reality show is even in the works. "It's just another rumor," Opri says. "I went straight to the horse's mouth, several of the horses, and was told it had been talked about quite a while ago, then the [idea] surfaced again at the time of the verdict. Nobody would be interested in doing it — except the pony." (Yes, she just called Michael Jackson a po
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Since they embarked on The Amazing Race (Tuesdays at 9 pm/ET on CBS), Survivor's lovebirds of prey, Rob and Amber, have made us forget all about the joyless ride that Big Brother backstabber Alison made of the intercontinental trip with now-ex-boyfriend Donny. So can a Race filled entirely with reality personalities be far behind? TVGuide.com thinks not. For one thing, the show is already getting more gimmicky: An upcoming edition features family foursomes instead of the usual pairs. For another, could producers, much less viewers, possibly resist sending these debatably dynamic duos 'round the world? Again, we think not. What do you think? Read our suggestions below, then cast your vote in today's homepage poll.Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, The Osbournes: The former Black Sabbath
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