Barbara Walters may interview the most fascinating people of the year, but we have our picks for the people we honestly don‘t care about at all.

Ever since The Moment of Truth premiered on January 23, the show has become one of the most talked about programs in world of reality TV, attracting spectators with its unusual premise that puts participants to the lie detector test to reveal whether or not they are telling the truth for a chance to win half a million dollars.  Now, host Mark Walberg is fed up with all the labels and bad reputation the show is getting for destroying the lives of contestants who are willing to publicly divulge secrets for a shot at cash.

FOX is the most creative network around.  You might hate some of the shows it produces (cough The Moment of Truth cough), but you have to give FOX props for the way it creates its schedule.  If there is a new series the network is proud of, FOX promotes the hell out of it, and often premiere it after a veteran, highly rated series for good measure.  Thanks to

The Moment of Truth kicked off its second season Tuesday, helping FOX win the night in the ratings.  If you bear with me for a second, I‘ll tell you why this is good news for

The Moment of Truth returns to FOX tonight for the premiere of its second season.  The controversial reality show has drawn the ire of critics and reasonable humans since its first season debuted at mid-season for FOX, but this was not a deterrent for audiences. 

FOX is the final network to have its upfronts this week.  As far as upfront weeks go, it hasn‘t been the most exciting.  In this Internet age we live in, secrets are almost impossible to keep – we all knew which shows were being canceled and which weren‘t.  We knew which new series were going to be picked up.  The one thing that networks can keep secret, however, are their final schedules.  FOX released two schedules today, one for Fall and one for the Spring.  Below, you will find the Fall schedule, followed by a look at the new series and some commentary

Last week, viewers witnessed the first half of the two-part season finale of The Moment of Truth.  The episode featured 23-year-old fight promoter Paul Schon from San Diego, California as he answered a bunch of increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of his girlfriend Maria, his mother Karen, his sister Jackie, his father Enrique, and his good friend Federico in attempt to win a large sum of money.  “Have you ever been paid for sex?” and “Have you ever had sex with someone and kept her underwear as a trophy?” were just some of the intriguing questions that were thrown at him, to which he both answered yes candidly.  In the end, he ended up walking away a hundred grand richer. Subsequently, the show featured 27-year-old interior designer Angela Ciemny, who continues her journey to get to the top of the money ladder in tonight‘s episode of

Last week, we reported on how her 15 minutes of fame has apparently cost The Moment of Truth contestant, Lauren Cleri, her marriage.  In its most notorious episode to date,

On last Monday‘s broadcast of FOX‘s The Moment of Truth, viewers watched as Lauren Cleri admitted to not only having cheated on her husband Frank Cleri, but also to feeling she should have married another guy.  Unfortunately, she ended up going home empty-handed.  Now, things have taken a turn for the worse, as she claims her marriage is seemingly over.

Early this month, FOX announced it was ordering 13 additional episodes of the new and controversial game show, The Moment of Truth.  The pick-up is not surprising, given the show‘s outstanding performance so far.