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"What worked so well for Scott Baio in those long ago sitcoms works equally well in the new millenium of reality television. His endearing charm and devil-may-care sensibility permeates the whole show and it makes for an entertaining half-hour of mostly light-hearted semi-self-awakening. The show is well-executed and the star is compelling." |
"What worked so well for Scott Baio in those long ago sitcoms works equally well in the new millenium of reality television. His endearing charm and devil-may-care sensibility permeates the whole show and it makes for an entertaining half-hour of mostly light-hearted semi-self-awakening. The show is well-executed and the star is compelling." |
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Richard Huff, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS: |
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"It is an entertaining and emotional half-hour built around the one-time Hollywood hunk's quest to find out why he's still single. While it's fun to watch him struggle, in the end the show creates a sympathetic portrait of a star who has avoided the usual pitfalls of celebrity on the road to bachelorhood. And for a celebrity reality show, that's unusual and why this is worth your time." |
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Revision as of 04:41, 12 November 2007
| Scott Baio Is 45...and Single | |
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| Created by | Eric Bischoff and Jason Hervey |
| Starring | Scott Baio |
| Country of origin | United States |
| No. of episodes | 7 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 30 Minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | VH1 |
| Release | July 15, 2007 – August 26, 2007 |
Scott Baio Is 45...and Single is a celebreality show, starring Scott Baio. Under the supervision of his personal life coach, Dr. Alison Arnold, he visits all of his old girlfriends over an eight-week period and asks them why they broke up. The series also features Baio's three closest friends, including Johnny Venocur (aka "Johnny V") and Jason Hervey (who co- created and also serves as writer and producer for the show along with Eric Bischoff from Bischoff-Hervey Entertainment)[1]. The crew includes several writers, including Bischoff, who was a producer and major story-arc writer for the WCW and WWE wrestling circuits. Eric Bischoff announced that the show was extended for a second season during an interview on the Main Event radio show.
Reviews
Andrew Lyons, MEDIA LIFE: "What worked so well for Scott Baio in those long ago sitcoms works equally well in the new millenium of reality television. His endearing charm and devil-may-care sensibility permeates the whole show and it makes for an entertaining half-hour of mostly light-hearted semi-self-awakening. The show is well-executed and the star is compelling."
Richard Huff, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS: "It is an entertaining and emotional half-hour built around the one-time Hollywood hunk's quest to find out why he's still single. While it's fun to watch him struggle, in the end the show creates a sympathetic portrait of a star who has avoided the usual pitfalls of celebrity on the road to bachelorhood. And for a celebrity reality show, that's unusual and why this is worth your time."
References
- ^ "Single Files: Why isn't Scott Baio married? Tune into VH1 for some answers". Retrieved 2007-07-23.