The Apprentice: As the 20th season kicks off, Alan Sugar's panel, featuring first winner Tim Campbell and Karren Brady, faces an unrelenting task in Hong Kong. Nine items need to be located within the allotted time frame, a challenge eerily reminiscent of past contestants' boasts about possessing brains.
Tonight Online Reviews – Can You Trust Them? Host Sam Leader delves into the world of online reviews, a topic as useful as it is depressing. The documentary uncovers instances where glowing references led to dire consequences and explores negative reviews that have become instruments of blackmail.
Dragons' Den: In this new series, cosmetics entrepreneur Jenna Meek joins the den alongside Chloe, Murad, Karmen, and Yoseph. Each contestant pitches their unique business idea, including a sustainable headwear line, a photo-printing app with an innovative twist, and an industry-shaking plant-based drink.
Lorraine Kelly's Norwegian Odyssey: For the final leg of her adventure, Lorraine navigates through the Arctic region, encountering experiences ranging from glass-blowing to mushing huskies. She hopes to catch a glimpse of the elusive northern lights.
Long Lost Family: The 15th series concludes with two women embarking on their journey to find older siblings. Their emotional stories highlight the complexities of family secrets and the power of DNA testing.
Mystery Road: Origin: Jay Swan, an Aussie rural lawman, struggles to crack a missing-teens case, a mystery that hits close to home for his own family. Even his brother's misguided approach raises red flags about locking up a suspect in their shed.
Tonight Online Reviews – Can You Trust Them? Host Sam Leader delves into the world of online reviews, a topic as useful as it is depressing. The documentary uncovers instances where glowing references led to dire consequences and explores negative reviews that have become instruments of blackmail.
Dragons' Den: In this new series, cosmetics entrepreneur Jenna Meek joins the den alongside Chloe, Murad, Karmen, and Yoseph. Each contestant pitches their unique business idea, including a sustainable headwear line, a photo-printing app with an innovative twist, and an industry-shaking plant-based drink.
Lorraine Kelly's Norwegian Odyssey: For the final leg of her adventure, Lorraine navigates through the Arctic region, encountering experiences ranging from glass-blowing to mushing huskies. She hopes to catch a glimpse of the elusive northern lights.
Long Lost Family: The 15th series concludes with two women embarking on their journey to find older siblings. Their emotional stories highlight the complexities of family secrets and the power of DNA testing.
Mystery Road: Origin: Jay Swan, an Aussie rural lawman, struggles to crack a missing-teens case, a mystery that hits close to home for his own family. Even his brother's misguided approach raises red flags about locking up a suspect in their shed.
. They're like, super useful but also kinda toxic, you know? People can write whatever they want and then use it to blackmail others 
. I think we need to be more careful about what we share online and how we interact with each other's reviews. It's not just about the good or bad reviews, it's about how they're used to hurt people 
. Maybe we should have some kind of rating system for reviews that are genuinely helpful instead of just relying on likes and comments 
. That way, we can separate the wheat from the chaff and create a more positive online community 
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I'm so done with these reality shows and their manufactured drama 
Give me a break! And what's with the constant 'brain vs brawn' shtick? Can't they just have a decent conversation without one of them shouting 'I'm the brains' or whatever nonsense? 
Get real! 
And what's up with all these documentary shows? Are online reviews really as bad as they say they are? 
I've heard so many mixed reviews about them, it's hard to know what to believe. 
Cosmetics and photo-printing apps sound like interesting business ideas... how do you think the contestants will pitch their ideas? 
And Lorraine Kelly's Norwegian Odyssey sounds so cool! 
I've always wanted to see the northern lights in person. 
Who else is excited for this season? 
I'm loving the diversity of shows this season 
, but did you know that the average contestant lasts only around 4 days on the show? That's like the attention span of a goldfish 
. Anyway, back to The Apprentice... have you seen the stats on how many contestants get fired each week? It's like a never-ending supply chain of layoffs 
. On a lighter note, did you know that online reviews can affect a business's revenue by up to 22%? 
. And Long Lost Family? Bring on the feels! 
. I mean, sure, they're entertaining and all that, but is it really worth our time? I'd rather be out and about, experiencing real life rather than watching some reality TV 
. And don't even get me started on the online reviews doco - sounds like a right downer 
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anyway, have you guys seen the latest season of Long Lost Family? it's giving me all the feels, those women just want answers about their families... I feel so bad for them when they find out the truth 
. It's like, who do you believe? The person who wrote the review or the actual business owner 
, how is she gonna survive the Arctic region? I've always been fascinated by those glass-blowing workshops, have you guys tried making your own ornaments at home? 
But nope, instead it's all serious and drama-filled. And don't even get me started on Dragons' Den, I mean I love entrepreneurship and all but can't we watch a show about startup culture in the tech world instead? 
also, Lorraine Kelly's Norwegian Odyssey looked so breathtakingly beautiful 
, I'm seriously tempted to go on an adventure like that next. but what really got me was the stories on Long Lost Family, it's crazy how much family drama can run deep 
, sounds like it could disrupt the whole fashion industry. also, anyone else watch mystery road: origin? 
