Here's the crazy thing about "Fear Factor" creator John de Mol: he created seemingly every Y2K reality show EXCEPT for "The Mole" (which, to make the irony more obvious, is literally called "de Mol" in its home country).
I had never heard of him, which is incredible! I've never watched any of those reality shows, to be fair, but I guess I assumed Mark Burnett or some British person was behind them
I love the image accompanying "top broken promises".
Me too! I wonder whether, with all the pope coverage in April 2005, priests were even more top of mind than usual for The Onion’s writers
Here's the crazy thing about "Fear Factor" creator John de Mol: he created seemingly every Y2K reality show EXCEPT for "The Mole" (which, to make the irony more obvious, is literally called "de Mol" in its home country).
I had never heard of him, which is incredible! I've never watched any of those reality shows, to be fair, but I guess I assumed Mark Burnett or some British person was behind them
Last week’s joke about the mom getting breakfast in bed was outstanding.