So far, there is only one unqualified public “happy ending” from the entire The Bachelor franchise. Andy Baldwin and Tessa Horst appear to be continuing to work on their relationship, but the broken engagement earlier this year means that in the minds of the public, they're not yet entirely in the “win” column.

Mary Delgado and Byron Velvick from season 6 of The Bachelor seemed to be on a slow-but-steady course to happy partnership, even if it hadn't yet translated to an actual legal marriage. Then she punched him in the mouth and was arrested. So maybe we'll wait on that one for a bit.

In the meantime though, Trista and Ryan Sutter are the major success story from her season of The Bachelor spin-off, The Bachelorette. The two recently had a baby boy, and while they are certainly busy with that, Ryan also has another new endeavor.

He's taking part in The EcoZone Project, a home improvement series with two twists. For one, it's focused on celebrity homes. For another, it's not about decorating or simply logistically revamping the home; instead, the focus is on making the house more environmentally-friendly.

In addition to Ryan, the show also features Daisy Fuentes as a host; John Bruce, a designer from While You Were Out; and Simran Sethi, who was also the host and writer for Sundance Channel's special topic area “The Green.”

The executive producer of The EcoZone Project has said about the program, "In each of our shows, we try to arm viewers with truly useful information in a way that's entertaining, and we think [the show] has something for everyone who's thinking about making their home 'green'."

Stars featured on the show include Allison Janney, Ron Livingston and Patrick Warburton and Scott Wolf.

The show will be syndicated to a variety of channels; you can find air times near you at the EcoZone.tv website.


- Leslie Seaton, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Sources: Reuters, EcoZone.TV
(Image courtesy of Snow.com/ABC)