The Seaside Heights gang returns for the final season of the reality show.

Seven twenty-somethings from different backgrounds are up-and-comers in Hollywood in MTV's attempt at a real-life version of "Entourage."

The Bravo reality show follows the live of six entrepreneurs looking to be the next big thing in Silicon Valley.

The reality show follows the lives of Joey Lynn and Christie, as well as their group of friends who still live in the Bay Ridge neighborhood.

The reality show follows the 2012 Olympic gold medal swimmer as he he prepares for the 2016 Olympics in Rio, and hangs out with his friends and family.

The second season of the Julie Chen-hosted reality show introduced the Head of Household position that included immunity and nominating two people for eviction. In a change from the first season, Houseguests gained the power to vote on who was evicted.

The Bachelor is an original one hour prime-time reality television series that gives one man and 25 women the unique opportunity to find true love in a most exciting and adventurous way. The Bachelor will get to know the 25 women in a series of fun, exciting and exotic dates that will elicit real and raw emotions. Along the way he must follow a gradual process of elimination, as his initial 25 bachelorettes are narrowed down week by week by presenting them with a single, red rose. In the end, he will ultimately decide on the one woman who captures his heart. However, at any point along the way, should a woman decide that she is no longer interested in The Bachelor, she may reject his invitation to continue dating. If the women decide to stay, some lucky women will meet his family, and he will visit their hometowns for a slice of their life in an effort to determine the woman with whom he is most compatible. The Bachelor provides an in-depth, behind-the-scenes glimpse into the lives of each participant involved in this unique dating process. At the end of the journey, this gentleman will have had an unforgettable experience, made new friendships and quite possibly found true love. But the big question is: After all of this, if he pops the question, will she accept?

Contestants try to conquer their fears in the bid to win $66,666 in this Sam Raimi-produced show.

In this six-week reality challenge, teams of two compete in different taks to win a large cash prize. The catch? Each pair consists of a working-class person in debt, and an ultra-rich person with a huge net worth. (It's up to you to figure out why watching a multi-millionaire attempt to win even more money is compelling television.)

Jo De La Rosa from "The Real Housewives of Orange County" seeks a new boyfriend with the help of her ex-fiancé, Slade.

Former WWE and "The Price is Right" model Lauren Jones hopes she doesn't sink while anchoring the news desk in this reality show.

The reality show follows the lives of former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards, his 35-year-old-wife Trina, as well as the Edwin's grown daughters and Trina's teenage sons.

A 20-foot-high wall is built around a group of eight families in the Atlanta, GA area and they compete for the $250,000 prize.

Real-life suburban housewives get together each week to discuss their personal lives (what, did you think they would actually discuss literature on primetime television?) in this CBS reality show.

CW does "The Bachelor" country style as ten city girls look to win farmer Matt's affection.

From FOX, the creators of American Idol and the producers of American Bandstand and The American Music Awards comes So You Think You Can Dance.In its sophomore season, this show is offering the winner a one year contract for Celine Dion's Vegas show, a brand new car and $100K cash. Contestants perform a particular style of dance each week with a partner. The audience votes on their favorite couple leaving the 3 couples with the least votes up for elimination. After each dancer performs a solo of their choice for the judges, one male and one female contestant are up for elimination.

The lives of five men who work as male escorts in Las Vegas are the focus of this Showtime reality show.

Four celebrity bachelors including rapper Romeo Miller; Jersey Shore's Mike Sorrentino (The Situation) and Pauly D; Joe Jonas of the Jonas Brothers; Rob Kardashian; Olympian skier Jeremy Bloom; soap actor Jason Cook; and chef Rocco DiSpirito select contestants based only on what they hear in this dating show hosted by Cat Deeley.

Mario Lopez hosts this reality show where celebrities meet one of their fiercest critics.

With the sudden death of Charles "Chuck" Cutter of Ohio's Cutter Oil Company, his family take over the family business but struggle to keep the business competitive with big oil corporations taking over many drilling sites.

The anthology series from John Carpenter features true, but frightening stories with the real people who experienced them, as well as reenactments, and archival footage.

Vivica A. Fox hosts this dating reality show which has a group of men in their 20s battling for the affections of 40-year-old Stacey Anderson.

Sam works to keep his employees at the American Body Shop in line.

This American Idol-like competition (not surprisingly, from the producers of American Idol) pits amateur "inventors" and their creations against one another in a multi-week competition. At least there's no singing.

The reality show based on the Dutch reality show of the same name and hosted by Julie Chen features contestants aka Houseguests confined in a house with numerous cameras and microphones. They compete in weekly challenges before nominating who should leave the house aka eviction. Viewers voted by phone on who should be evicted from those nominated by the Houseguests.

Three experts: Chris Donaghue, Fran Walfish, and Yvonne Capehart discuss relationship and sex issues with three different couples before and after they have sex in the on-stage (private) cube in the reality show based on a British series.

Contestants are flown to Japan to compete in a variety of competitions based on real Japanese game shows.

The docudrama/reality show follows the love lives of six friends in Dallas.

The sequel to The Hills includes Mischa Barton as well as Brandon Thomas Lee interacting with original cast members: Justin “Bobby” Brescia, Frankie Delgado, Brody Jenner, Heidi Montag, Audrina Patridge, Whitney Port, Spencer Pratt, Stephanie Pratt, and Jason Wahler.

Employees are given power to make decisions on who will get a pay cut, be demoted, or laid off.

Two families in need are each given a briefcase that contains $101,000 and are given 72 hours to make a decision to keep it all or give some to another family.

An "elite team of party planners" works each week to help regular people surprise their loved ones with a party to remember.

A pair of relationship coaches help four single San Francisco women attempt to find men in this critically-panned reality show from the creators of "Queer Eye For The Straight Guy."

Each episode features 10 contestants selected by a panel of matchmakers must make an impression to win a chance to win the heart of a "mystery suitor or suitress" in this dating reality show hosted by ex-NFL quarterback and Season 5 Bachelor Jesse Palmer.

Nine contestants are locked in a modern, stylish bunker for a chance to win $1.5 million. The catch: The jackpot will decrease over time until the contestants are able to come to a unanimous decision about which one of them should win the money.

12 contestants from the US travel to England for a chance to win the heart of Prince Harry. The twist is, he's not the royal, just a lookalike.

NBC's latest "Deal or No Deal"-style, slow-moving primetime game show (which gets a trial run this week) asks contestants to guess the professions of various people standing in front of them for a chance to win up to $500,000. It's not as hard as it sounds.

This "real-life" take on HBO's "Entourage" follows the exploits of would-be stars Randy (son of Aaron) Spelling and Sean (son of Rod) Stewart, along with their manager David Weintraub.

12 brides-to-be compete to win a plastic surgery makeover and a dream wedding paid for by E!.

Paris Hilton returns with another reality show, which is described as a look at her "real" persona and life.

The latest dating show has three eligible bachelors looking for love with the help of their mothers.

The producers of MTV's "Punk'd" offer this "real-life" take on the movie "Wedding Crashers," with various brides and grooms agreeing to have hidden-camera pranks pulled during their weddings in an attempt to fool their guests and amuse the home audience.

Eight women ranging from 40 to 60 years-old seek love with one of the eight younger men in this dating reality series.