February 13, 2008
The Moment of Truth has become one of the most explosive and controversial reality shows in recent history, and for good reason. The contestants on
February 11, 2008
After three episodes, FOX‘s The Moment of Truth continues to be one of the most talked about programs in world of reality TV. The highly-rated series that premiered with 23 million viewers has consistently attracted 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. For others who remain skeptic about this new show, here are some facts that will either make you love or hate
February 5, 2008
The Moment of Truth has come along at a time in our society when truth isn‘t at a premium. Everyone lies, everyone knows everyone lies, and we‘re generally OK with this. Reality TV has long been heralded as a symbol of an ever-increasing Orwellian grasp on our culture, and
February 4, 2008
As reported previously, people behind FOX‘s new game show, The Moment of Truth, are looking into ways to improve the program‘s sluggish pacing. While producers are addressing the long pauses between questions in editing, they are also thinking of new gimmicks that will live up to the hype of the show that has surprisingly become a ratings success.
February 1, 2008
The Moment of Truth has been picked up for 13 additional episodes by FOX. The controversial reality game show, which awards individuals money based on how many personal questions they can answer while strapped up to a polygraph machine, has become a surprise hit for FOX. The show is the highest rated new series of the season, almost completely in part to the nice little lead-in of
January 30, 2008
Although more than 23 million viewers stuck around after American Idol to witness the premiere episode of The Moment of Truth last Wednesday, the positive numbers doesn‘t stand for the approval and contentment of some spectators who now regard the show as a huge let down.
January 25, 2008
The Moment of Truth was a ratings success for FOX Wednesday night, with the show‘s debut episode delivering the highest retention among adults 18-49 of any series leading out of
January 24, 2008
The Moment of Truth makes you want to dramatically shake your fist up at the sky and demand an end to the writers‘ strike. The idea is interesting enough: contestants are asked difficult and telling personal questions while hooked up to a polygraph machine. They have to answer these questions on national television to win money. 21 questions, sliding scale of winnings (up to $500,000), if you answer a question wrong (i.e. lie) you leave with no money, and you can quit at any time. OK, sounds good in theory, in a ‘there‘s nothing else on TV these days and I like watching people squirm‘ kind of way.
January 23, 2008
Premiering tonight is FOX‘s The Moment of Truth, a new game show that promises to expose the shocking secrets of various brave men and women. Despite the nature of the show, however, host Mark L. Wahlberg believes it‘s more than just a venue for a very public humiliation.
January 18, 2008
If you have no problem with revealing your deepest darkest secrets for a big wad of cash on national television, then FOX‘s new game series