
Male models seem to be the “it” thing in reality television at the moment. After veteran game show Price Is Right recently decided to introduce male models and America’s Next Top Model announced its first co-ed edition featuring male contestants, Style Media just greenlighted Built, a new docu-series which follows a Manhattan home design and construction service staffed exclusively with male models who are also experienced handymen. The series, produced by Endemol USA, has received a 10-episode order for a January 28 launch following the season five premiere of Jerseylicious. The project was originally announced as part of Style’s development slate at the company’s upfront in April. On each episode of Built, the five-man crew will tackle a home makeover project head-on and likely shirtless.
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People who watch non-sports TV: women and gays. This makes perfect sense,and good on them for finding enough models to do it.
What a slap in the face. This show is insulting to women (and gays since I guess we are the ones not watching sports…but Im a HUGE sports fan) anyways, how dumb do they think the audience is. No substance, no point, no thank you. Putting male models on the network doesnt make you more “Style”, Style. Where are the fashion designers? Docusoaps about REAL businesses, not some dude for hire to get housewives all hot and bothered. Give housewives in NYC more credit than that. Lame.
This is a show about a REAL business called “Hot and Handy” They are a real company, so not sure why you assume there is no substance.
Just checked out their website.
They may be handy, but “hott” they’re not.
Since we’re entertaining reality show ideas with stupid concepts, here’s my idea:
A behind-the-scenes look at a financial services firm run by prostitutes.
hahaha^^^^^
This is a SET UP fake company by a model- heis NOT a handyman nor is Michael K
They are so clunky and bad – they can barely speak let alone use a hammer