High Society: Season 1

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Season Details & Credits

The CW | CW | Season Premiere Date: March 10, 2010

Starring: Dale Mercer, Devorah Rose, Malik So Chic

Summary: New York City socialite Tinsley Mortimer is the focus of this reality show about her life and "friends."

Genre(s): Drama, Reality, Game Show

Season 1 Episodes

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S1:E8. Last Call
Air Date: April 28, 2010
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S1:E7. Retail Therapy
Air Date: April 21, 2010
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S1:E6. The Uninvited
Air Date: April 14, 2010

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Tom Gliatto

In her enjoyably ridiculous reality show, she's self-consciously restrained, perhaps trying to project old-fashioned noblesse oblige-even while goosing her Google profile with this project in self-exposure. She just ends up neutralizing herself. The show is dominated instead by a supporting group of rich kids who take the reverse tactic of whole-hog shamelessness.

Linda Stasi

Tinsley turns out to be the least interesting of her horrible crew. She pales in horribleness next to her friends, J.P. Calderon, an accused purse lifter who throws a glass at a woman and his sworn enemy, rich girl Jules Kirby. Read full review

Verne Gay

The first episode is fairly execrable, but High Society settles down by the second, and we get a clearer--or at least less-boozy--view of Mortimer and her world. Read full review

Robert Lloyd

I may just be a cranky old dude, but I am not charmed by this stuff; Spencer Pratt is just a prat to me, and though I wish you well, Tinsley, in your new life, I will be happy to think no more about your friends, starting now. Read full review

Randee Dawn

Clearly, the only function of the show is to make Tinsley (who runs a handbag company) look like a valuable, upright member of society. So that's where the bar is set these days? Read full review

Ellen Gray

These are not people you would love to hate. These are people you would be ashamed to allow in your home--unless their heads were on pikes. Read full review

Scott D. Pierce

High Society is absolutely reprehensible, and everyone at The CW should be totally ashamed for putting it on the air. Read full review

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[Anonymous]

Mar 11, 2010

Pretty god-awful - but I'll keep watching.