It's all systems go for the record-setting 21st season of
The Real World. MTV has given the nod for production on the next edition of the longest-running reality series to begin. Season 21 moves the show from the west coast to the east for
The Real World: Brooklyn.
The current
Real World: Hollywood, the 20th installment of the pioneer reality series, has elicited a resurgence in viewership, with the series posting an increase from last year's numbers. The improved ratings has effectively propelled MTV to the number one post during the 10-11pm bracket on Wednesdays.
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crystalbrown2 said:
YEA!!! i WOULD SIGN UP BUT I MIGHT BE TOO OLD, BUT I STILL HAVE DRAMA!!!
jayddw said:
Each season is great. I hope for 30 seasons or more. People just keep getting more interesting. I'm 56...
SheDvl331 said:
SEASON 21?!!!! I am getting old.
"In its 20th season, this pioneer of reality TV is stronger than ever in its new one-hour format,” Tony Disanto, executive vice president for MTV's Series Development and Programming, said. “Viewers are connecting with the cast and drama of
The Real World: Hollywood in a big way, and expanding a half-hour per episode gives them more of what they want, making this must see TV each week.”
In the same statement, Disanto also related the official go-ahead for the succeeding
Real World season: “We're thrilled to also announce the greenlight of season 21, taking the show back to where it all began - New York City,”
"The Brooklyn season, like the Hollywood season, will focus on what people loved about
The Real World when it launched in 1992 - genuine people, meaningful conflict and powerful stories," Jon Murray, series co-creator and chairman/president of Bunim-Murray Productions, revealed. "We're thrilled that MTV is allowing
The Real World [to] turn 21!"
Bunim-Murray Productions is scheduled to begin filming
The Real World 21 in Brooklyn this summer. MTV has ordered 12 episodes for
The Real World: Brooklyn, which is due to air in the first quarter of next year. The installments will continue with the new, hour-long format begun with
The Real World: Hollywood.
-Rosario Santiago, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: MTV
(Image Courtesy of MTV)