Reality TV

We never thought we'd say this.

It seemed absolutely impossibly.

History was made on Monday night.

The 30th season of Dancing with the Stars featured a professional wrestler, a recent Bachelor, a spoiled cheater and liar and many other semi-famous contestant.

Reunited and it feels so good?

Not quite.

After last year's botched triple eviction, CBS execs opted to go with two consecutive weeks of double evictions.

We lost Claire and Alyssa last week as the Cookout made Big Brother history, becoming the most successful alliance in the game.

Freddie Combs, a beloved contestant on Season 2 of The X-Factor who inspired viewers via his incredible weight loss journey and unexpected vocal chord range, died last Friday at a hospital in Florida.

He was 49 years old.

DING! DING! DING!

We have a winner.

It was a nighht of reckoning on Bachelor in Paradise this week.

And not a moment too soon, most viewers would likely agree.

Consider yourselves warned, The Real Housewives of Atlanta fans.

Consider this a heads-up.

Double evictions in the Big Brother house are typically filled with high drama, but there was one question on the minds of Big Brother fans everywhere:

Would the Cookout make it final six and become the most successful six-person alliance in the history of the series?

Brendan Morais just said the quiet part out loud.

And now he's trying desperately to make up for it.

TLC is once again in the spotlight.

For all the wrong reasons.

Jen Shah may or may not be guilty of orchestrating a nationwide financial scheme that defrauded countless victims out of millions of dollars.

But two things are for sure:

What started out as a rumor turned into an ugly reality this week on Bachelor in Paradise.

For Brendan Morais, in particular.

With 8 people in the house, the road to the final six is proving to be a turbulent endeavor for The Cookout.

The plan going into the HOH competition was for Derek F or Azah to win and put Alyssa and Claire on the block.

The Cookout is dominating the entirety of Big Brother Season 23.

The group of six have masterfully plotted all summer long, and with one of them on the block against their fake ally, it was obviously going to be another predictable vote.

For MTV, it's about to be in with the new and, well... in with the old as well.

On Thursday afternoon, the network announced that Jersey Shore Family Vacation has been renewed for Season 5, as an official press released by producers reads as follows:

Welp.

Dancing With the Stars has done it again.

Her name is Maurissa Gunn.

And she has come out firing.

The Cookout continued to scheme on Sunday's new episode of Big Brother, which found three people on the block by the end of the action-packed episode.

We kicked off with Tiffany in power, which is pretty great when you think about it.

The Cookout's grip on the Big Brother house continued on Wednesday's new episode of the CBS reality series, but did Xavier escape the block?

We picked up with Alyssa's botched Chopping Block Roulette win putting her closest ally, well, on the block.

Bethenny Frankel would like to have a few words with, well... practically everyone.

As you may have read about over the past several weeks, changes appear to be on the way for The Real Housewives of New York City.

Those poor girls, I'm going to steal all their men. I'm going to f--k some s--t up.

So uttered Demi Burnett on Monday night, as she opened the latest Bachelor in Paradise episode by choosing Brendan for a solo date.

Tarek El Moussa has a temper.

This point cannot really be debated.

When Sunday's new episode of Big Brother kicked off, Sarah Beth was in power.

As the first female HOH of the summer, all eyes were on her to assess whether she would play an individual game or allow Kyland to have a second week in the top spot.