Tired of the same old reality dating shows? Take this. NBC has come up with its newest fall reality offering, America’s Toughest Jobs, an “extreme competition series” that pits 13 men and women who dare to step outside the obscurity of their everyday lives to have a taste of some of the most dangerous and challenges jobs in the world.
When it comes to new reality shows, BuddyTV delivers to you hot off the press information about the contenders in the show. In fact, you can already check out the contenders for NBC’s Toughest Jobs, which include Wall Street executive Amy Brodsky, carpenter Ben Coleman, personal trainer Bryce Frazier, investment broker Christopher Young, full time inventor Eric Waterhouse, job recruiter Michaela Clemence, pharmaceutical sales representative Phil Kolarcyzk, software company executive Rick Broider, production specialist Rie Heffron, promotional model Rommel Gargoles, student and basketball coach Sandy Gabriel, writing consultant Senta Burke...
When it comes to new reality shows, BuddyTV delivers to you hot off the press information about the contenders in the show. In fact, you can already check out the contenders for NBC’s Toughest Jobs, which include Wall Street executive Amy Brodsky, carpenter Ben Coleman, personal trainer Bryce Frazier, investment broker Christopher Young, full time inventor Eric Waterhouse, job recruiter Michaela Clemence, pharmaceutical sales representative Phil Kolarcyzk, software company executive Rick Broider, production specialist Rie Heffron, promotional model Rommel Gargoles, student and basketball coach Sandy Gabriel, writing consultant Senta Burke...
- 8/20/2008
- by BuddyTV
- buddytv.com
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