New from the ID Channel reality shows: "Swamp Murders" and "Southern Fried Homicide." YEEEEEHAAAAAWWW!

Convicted California serial killer Rodney Alcala, who was once a winning contestant on "The Dating Game," was sentenced to an additional 25 years today for two New York murders.

Last night Fox debuted its new reality special "Stars in Danger: The High Dive," which featured C-List celebrities trying Olympic-style dives. We really need to talk about it.

A&E is producing a reality show about a corrupt, 85-year-old former Louisiana governor named Edwin Edwards and his smoking hot 34-year-old wife.

Sarah Jones is a 27-year-old former Bengals cheerleader and teacher who admitted to sleeping with a 17-year-old student in exchange for a sentence that included no jail time and would not require her to register as a sex offender, and then walked hand-in-hand out of the courthouse with the now 18-year-old young man who has since become her boyfriend, which is all another way of saying GUESS WHO'S GETTING A REALITY SHOW?

NOBODY WORRY. Fox and ABC both have shows about celebrity high diving in development.

Bobby Brown is getting a reality show, which is a great excuse to talk about Bobby Brown.

A clip from the game show 'Moment of Truth,' that demonstrates that reality tv is as much a product as it is the cause of our cultural erosion.

As part of their Career Confidential series, Buzzfeed has a post up today by an anonymous reality television editor, and I don't know if you guys realize this or not, but sometimes -- and I hope you're sitting down or leaning against something really sturdy right now -- reality shows take liberties with things to make the end product appear more dramatic