Tonight's season finale of "Hoarders" features a man named Glen who has a hoard of rats.

"The Hasselhoffs" debuted with back-to-back episodes on Sunday, and that was enough for A&E to decide that it didn't want to do that again, as the cable network has pulled the eight remaining episodes from its schedule.

This is the first promo for A&E's "Teach: Tony Danza," which premieres October 1st.

Despite how hilarious it is with a laugh track, "Intervention" tackles addiction with an unprecedented level of success: of the 161 addicts featured on the show over the last five years, an astounding 130 of them are still sober.

Yesterday, I highlighted a GQ article in which Zach Galifianakis said that "if they put a laugh track on Intervention, it would be funny.

A&E has ordered a show from Ryan Seacrest's production company called "The Incurables.

Reality TV producers gathered in Santa Monica on Wednesday and Thursday for a conference in which they told each other how much reality TV benefits society and complained about how their genre -- Factual Entertainment, they call it -- is unfairly maligned.

In light of the allegations that Steven Seagal keeps a handful of "executive assistants" for his perverse sexual needs, the Sheriff's Department where Seagal works as a reserve deputy sheriff has kicked out A&E's production crew, thus ending "Steven Seagal: Lawman" for the foreseeable future.

Guhhhhhhhh.