TV shows are canceled for a variety of reasons.
It could be whether the cast wants out or the ratings, or anything.
With multiple scripted TV shows getting the reboot treatment, it was only a matter of time before the world of reality TV was rocked.
Jersey Shore and The Hills have been rebooted, so why can these 13 shows not get a reprieve?
1. The City
Once there, she quickly learned that the world of fashion was more cutthroat than she first anticipated, and had to adapt to her new surroundings.
Initial episodes were clunky, with performances so wooden it sounded that the script was below the camera.
However, the series managed to find its footing in Season 2 by scaling back the relationships in favor of actually focusing on the world of fashion.
MTV opted to cancel the series alongside The Hills. Given that Port is married to Tim Rosenman, the producer of the series, would it be that difficult to bring the show back in some form if the reboot of The Hills proves to be successful? We think not, and we would totally watch!
2. Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
They were fun to watch, made hilarious comments, and controversy seemed to follow them.
TLC pulled the plug after four seasons in 2014, leaving a full season of episodes unaired.
The reason for the cancellation was said to be because of rumors that June Shannon was dating a registered sex offender.
The series returned to TLC three years later with a two-hour special that featured some of the footage that never made the cut. Could a reboot be on the cards?
3. The Real World
Does it sound like a lot of reality TV shows on MTV nowadays?
Later seasons added in twists that diluted the premise of the show, and it could explain why MTV has not aired the series since early 2017.
There have been rumblings that a reboot is in the works, but there is nothing official as of yet from MTV. A back-to-basics approach could be what this series needs to thrive again.
4. College Hill
The format was similar to The Real World, but the college setting made for a fresh perspective.
It was a hit for BET, but fizzled out in its final few seasons, and that was largely down to the cast not being as good as the earlier editions.
The general rule of thumb for reality TV is that if the cast is right, viewers will tune in.
BET would be wise to trial an updated edition of the show. It could be a hit!
5. Next
It was retro, cheap, and everything you would expect from a dating show in the noughties.
The surprising thing about it was that MTV’s target audience managed to understand the convoluted format.
A reboot for streaming could be a hit.
6. Growing Up Gotti
Victoria was a hard as nails mother, who would stop at nothing to keep her sons in line.
Despite being popular, it lasted just three seasons.
A reunion aired on the network nine years later, and proved there was still enough family drama to sustain further seasons.