Hell's Kitchen

Reality series featuring footage of various auto incidents.

Another bunch of ugly ducklings undergo extreme makeovers in this reality series.

On this weekly half-hour Fox Network reality series, nine contestants were locked in a tightly sealed bunker, which had neither clocks nor natural light. The contestants, deliberately chosen because of their incompatibility (during the series' first season, they included a feminist, a playboy, a minister, an atheist, and a homosexual), were required to vote on who remain in the game long enough to win a 1.5-million-dollar grand prize -- though the longer they bickered over this and other matters, the smaller the grand prize became. At the end of each episode, one player was voted off the show, based on the revelations of three different contestant secrets. From the same producers who brought you The Biggest Loser and Beauty and the Geek, Unan1mous debuted March 22, 2006, with J.D. Roth as host.

Viewers decide the verdict of controversial court cases argued by well-known attorneys in this reality series.

Daredevil stunts (often involving cars, heights or fire) are performed.

An emphasis on the decidedly odd, featuring the likes of 'human speed bumps' and cobra kissers.