New Reality Series

[Peaches]

From the Atlanta paper:

"What's Up, Chuck?" Dispensing with all the irrelevant trappings of shows like "Fear Factor" and "Survivor," "WUC" focuses solely on contestants eating really vile concoctions and animal parts, then gagging, retching and regurgitating.

"Houston, We Have a Problem." Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown take a crack at an "Osbournes"-style show about their private life.

"The Bachelorette's Mole." Ten cute, single dermatologists compete to remove a questionable growth from a cute, single woman.

"Survivor: Atlanta Braves." Just as you get to know them and root for them, they're picked off one by one and have to leave. With host John Schuerholz.

"Operation: Trading Spaces." An elite team of U.S. decorator-commandos sneaks into Saddam Hussein's bunker and redoes it with fuchsia chaise lounges and big throw pillows with bold horizontal stripes. The kicker: no ceiling fans!

"MTV's Real Real World." Seven recent college grads move back in with their parents and take low-paying service jobs.

"When Animals Attack Supermodels." In the premiere, Kate Moss goes on a photo shoot with a crazed ferret.

"Big Brother 4 -- I'm Telling!" A dozen 10-year-old boys are locked in a house with a bully who gives them nonstop noogies, swirlies and arm-punches.

"Busted!" Videos of police raids on Hooters restaurants. Note to Fox: This idea is copyrighted, so if you wanna play, you gotta pay.

"Who Wants to Marry a 47-Year-Old 'Star Wars' Trivia Expert With a Comb-Over?" It may not pull in the young female demographic as much as they would like, but these shows continue to surprise even the programmers.