Although MTV hasn't given its greenlight yet, Bunim-Murray Productions is already accepting applications for The Real World 21 and Road Rules 15. Check out their website, which has a small casting notice.
This would mean that Real World would continue going after its twentieth season and sixteenth year. Also, ever since Viewers' Revenge mostly disappointed fans, there hasn't been much talk about renewing the series. At least not yet. The casting notice suggests that Road Rules may very well be brought back as well.
So far, Hollywood and Gauntlet 3 are the last two productions to be filmed.
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Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Viewers' Revenge Season FInale: Will this be the last episode of Road Rules?
It's a very distinct possibility that this may be the series finale of Road Rules. Absent from our television screens for three years, the series was shelved because of unfavorable ratings and a re-tooling. Unfortunately, for MTV, that re-tooling couldn't have gone any more wrong.
The concept, bringing the home viewer into the mix, blew up in MTV's face. When viewers could no longer vote for which person in the RV would ultimately be selected in the Pit, many feel like the show jumped the shark.
Sixteen long weeks later, the show cut short because of bad ratings, the six Roadies, their Pit Crew counterparts, and host Drew Bell will bid adieu to this season of Road Rules. In what seems like a last minute attempt to scrape the ratings from the floor, producers have promised a shocking twist.
Will it be enough to save the series? No word from MTV or BMP if the series will be picked up for a fifteenth season. BMP put out a casting call for Road Rules 15 earlier this year and sometimes claim to be casting for that series alongside Real World 20. If BMP and MTV decides to renew Road Rules... they should ditch the "viewers concept", ditch the real-time nature of the show, kick off no one except the cheesy challenges and product placements, and get back to what the show used to be before radical changes occurred in Season 8/9 of the series. Go back to having six kids living in a RV, traveling around the world, doing things they wouldn't normally do without being on the show. Go back to classic Road Rules.
Post your reaction to tonight's episode in this post or discuss the future of Road Rules.
The concept, bringing the home viewer into the mix, blew up in MTV's face. When viewers could no longer vote for which person in the RV would ultimately be selected in the Pit, many feel like the show jumped the shark.
Sixteen long weeks later, the show cut short because of bad ratings, the six Roadies, their Pit Crew counterparts, and host Drew Bell will bid adieu to this season of Road Rules. In what seems like a last minute attempt to scrape the ratings from the floor, producers have promised a shocking twist.
Will it be enough to save the series? No word from MTV or BMP if the series will be picked up for a fifteenth season. BMP put out a casting call for Road Rules 15 earlier this year and sometimes claim to be casting for that series alongside Real World 20. If BMP and MTV decides to renew Road Rules... they should ditch the "viewers concept", ditch the real-time nature of the show, kick off no one except the cheesy challenges and product placements, and get back to what the show used to be before radical changes occurred in Season 8/9 of the series. Go back to having six kids living in a RV, traveling around the world, doing things they wouldn't normally do without being on the show. Go back to classic Road Rules.
Post your reaction to tonight's episode in this post or discuss the future of Road Rules.
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Viewers' Revenge
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Select casting tapes may be uploaded to MTV.com for you to select a finalist for RW20/RR15
Bunim-Murray is currently seeking permission from various auditioners who sent in casting tapes to post the actual videos on MTV.com for an online contest in which viewers select one lucky auditioner to move onto the finals casting round for Real World 20 and Road Rules 15.
This was done once before when Lori (Back to New York) was selected amongst five other finalists to automatically move to the finals in the casting round and was sent to Palm Springs to audition for the 10th anniversary season of the Real World. She actually made it onto the show, so this lucky person may actually make it onto the show.
No word yet on when this will actually happen, since production is still collecting tapes until April 15, 2007 and will probably not move to the later stages of casting until summer. This season of the Real World and Road Rules is scheduled to air in 2008.
This was done once before when Lori (Back to New York) was selected amongst five other finalists to automatically move to the finals in the casting round and was sent to Palm Springs to audition for the 10th anniversary season of the Real World. She actually made it onto the show, so this lucky person may actually make it onto the show.
No word yet on when this will actually happen, since production is still collecting tapes until April 15, 2007 and will probably not move to the later stages of casting until summer. This season of the Real World and Road Rules is scheduled to air in 2008.
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Hollywood,
Road Rules 15
Thursday, March 22, 2007
BMP announces casting call cities for the 20th season of Real World and 15th season of Road Rules
BMP has announced a huge round of casting for the 20th season of The Real World and the 15th season of Road Rules. Last week, BMP called for 18-to-24 year-olds with lofty ambitions for their new season of The Real World, which will be a landmark for the series.
The following cities have been announced for casting calls:
SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST
10am-5pm
Zuma Grill
605 S. Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ 85281
http://www.zumagrill.com/
Buffalo Billiards
154 Second Ave. North
Nashville, TN 37201
http://www.buffalobilliards.com/nashville/
Rivercenter Comedy Club (At Rivercenter Mall)
849 E. Commerce
Suite 893
San Antonio, TX. 78205
www.rivercentercomedyclub.com
TUESDAY, APRIL 3RD
11am to 6pm
Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery
740 N Plankinton Ave # 1
Milwaukee, WI 53203
www.rockbottom.com
Harry’s Restaurant and Bar
2144 Market St.
St. Louis, MO 63103
www.harrysrestaurantandbar.com
The Russell House Ballroom
1400 Greene St.
Russell House 227
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC 29208
SATURDAY, APRIL 14TH
10am to 5pm
Ned Devine’s
Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Quincy Market Building
Boston, MA 02109
http://www.neddevinesboston.com/neddevines/
Panini’s Bar and Grill
1716 North High Street
Columbus, OH 43201
Nore cities are to be announced soon.
The following cities have been announced for casting calls:
SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST
10am-5pm
Zuma Grill
605 S. Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ 85281
http://www.zumagrill.com/
Buffalo Billiards
154 Second Ave. North
Nashville, TN 37201
http://www.buffalobilliards.com/nashville/
Rivercenter Comedy Club (At Rivercenter Mall)
849 E. Commerce
Suite 893
San Antonio, TX. 78205
www.rivercentercomedyclub.com
TUESDAY, APRIL 3RD
11am to 6pm
Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery
740 N Plankinton Ave # 1
Milwaukee, WI 53203
www.rockbottom.com
Harry’s Restaurant and Bar
2144 Market St.
St. Louis, MO 63103
www.harrysrestaurantandbar.com
The Russell House Ballroom
1400 Greene St.
Russell House 227
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC 29208
SATURDAY, APRIL 14TH
10am to 5pm
Ned Devine’s
Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Quincy Market Building
Boston, MA 02109
http://www.neddevinesboston.com/neddevines/
Panini’s Bar and Grill
1716 North High Street
Columbus, OH 43201
Nore cities are to be announced soon.
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Hollywood,
Road Rules 15
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