Remodeled

2012-2012
1 season
Reality

During the heyday of the "supermodel" era in the 1980s and early 1990s, Paul Fisher was a legend in the modeling industry. With his bigger-than-life personality and often brutally frank opinions, he earned his reputation as a star-maker through his uncanny ability to spot the potential superstar in a group of inexperienced young models. Now he's taking his passion for the business and focusing it on bringing small agencies from around the world together under his new venture called The Network.

2012-2012
1 season
Reality

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Rachel Kroes

Self

Anna Alschbach

Self

Paul Fisher

Self

Olga Tavarez

Self

Episode 1

A Latte to Learn

Tue, Jan 17, 2012 43 mins

Paul travels to Minneapolis to meet modeling agency owner Brita Jackson and her team at Arquette & Associates. Paul is really frustrated to discover that Brita - in the aftermath of 16 models being stolen away by one of her employees - has basically given up on her agency. Meanwhile, Paul and his trusted number two at The Network, Olga Tavarez, must decide which four new faces on their roster are going to be selected to travel to New York to audition for Fashion Week.

CW Announces Summer Premiere Dates for Top Model, L.A. Complex, New Reality Shows

The CW has announced premiere dates for a slew of reality programming in addition to the return of America's Next Top Model, Remodeled and the scripted series L.A. Complex. America's Next Top Model: College Edition will debut its 19th cycle on Friday, Aug. 24 at 8/7c. The upcoming season will include the return of Tyra Banks and Kelly Cutrone, but with new judges Rob Evans and Johnny Wujek who have replaced J. Alexander and Nigel Barker, and mentor Jay Manuel. It will also include an interactive element where fans can vote for which contestants should stay and who should be eliminated. New CW singing competition adds Joe Jonas, Nelly

Thu, Jun 7, 2012

CW Announces Summer Premiere Dates for Top Model, L.A. Complex, New Reality Shows

Ratings: American Idol Plunges, But Still Wins; Survivor Hits Series Low

The good news for American Idol? It won Wednesday night. The bad? It suffered another huge drop.The former Fox juggernaut topped the night — which featured Part 1 of its Top 24 reveal — with 15.9 million viewers and a 5.1 rating in the adults 18-to-49 demo, but was ...

Thu, Feb 23, 2012

Ratings: American Idol Plunges, But Still Wins; Survivor Hits Series Low

Ratings: CSI Rises on a Night of Lows

No Grissom and no Willows? No problem for CSI. The veteran drama was one of two shows Wednesday to see a ratings bump, when it introduced Elisabeth Shue's Julie "Finn" Finlay, pulling in 11.1 million viewers and a 2.7 rating in the adults 18-to-49 demo (up 2 and 8 percent, respectively).The other show to enjoy a gain? ...

Thu, Feb 16, 2012

Ratings: American Idol Holds Steady in Demo

Those writing about the inexorably declining ratings of American Idol will have to stand down for at least a day as the amateur talent competition stayed even with last week in the industry-prized 18-to-49 demographic, according to preliminary Nielsen figures. Now, we'll have to see if the cliff-hanger involving the hopeful who fainted and fell off the stage gooses the ratings for Fox. (By comparison, fair or not, NBC's The Voice grabbed 17.69 million viewers with a 6.6 demo rating Monday night on its first regularly scheduled airing.)

Thu, Feb 9, 2012

Ratings: American Idol Holds Steady in Demo

Ratings: Touch Posts Second-Biggest Drama Debut of the Season

They can obsess about these numbers on Touch: Wednesday night's preview of the series that begins March 19 pulled in the second-biggest audience of any prime-time drama premiere this season. It was second only to ABC's Once Upon a Time, which reeled in 12.79 million viewers and a 4.0 rating among industry-prized 18-to-49-year-olds on Oct. 23, and Kiefer Sutherland's TV comeback surpassed the debut of two other ballyhooed Fox shows this season, Alcatraz (9.97 million/3.3 on Jan. 16) and Terra Nova (9 million/3.1 on Sept. 26), according to preliminary Nielsen figures. Of course, Touch had the benefit of following American Idol, which was the night's most-watched show by far (despite its relatively lagging numbers), and kept 61 percent of its lead-in's viewership.

Thu, Jan 26, 2012