matsmudrow

I never knew glass blowing could be so intense! Probably the best benefit of this show is that each episode is only 24 minutes. Which shockingly means every contestant has a fair share of screen-time. Plus, almost NO DRAMA. Unfortunately, they're also degraded to a one note character which makes it harder to connect with each contestant.

Hosted by Nick Uhas, previous BB Houseguest, IT'S AMAZING!! But that is only good if you actually know him. Otherwise, it's kind of a constant wonder why he's there in the first place. (As he seems to have no knowledge on glass blowing.)

In all honesty, there's not much to dislike about the show.

As a reality fan, this show is a nice change and a time saver! 8/10.

Average Viewer: 7/10

This show takes 10 teenagers not only learning new sports in only 3 days, but growing into adulthood as well. The show does tend to be a bit corny, but I can definitely say it was a fun watch with real tension and stakes. (Although, if contestants were actually eliminated, I do think it'd be much more intense.) Although I'm happy somebody's finally used a point system!!!

If you're looking for a highly competitive show with little to no drama, this is my best recommendation!

My Rank: 5.5/10 Average Viewer: 3/10 Latter-day Saint Viewer: 7/10

And for anybody complaining about the finale, you should watch more reality game shows.

Fit Couples facing off for $100,000? You'd expect a 'Strongman Competition" but with such a variety of cast members and athletes represented, it's probably the easiest series to pick a team and start rooting! The production value, cast drama, and even the challenges are at an all time high! The worst part of the show is some minor edits, but with a hospital visit every other episode, this show really is built for the strongest of the strong.

The Average Viewer: 7/10

I swear, how many times can a show have the ambulance intervene?