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Goodbye Real World, enter Real Housewives

By: Jeff Dufour and Kiki Ryan
Washington Examiner
09/15/09 12:05 AM EDT


As "The Real World: DC" winds down its weeks of taping in the nation's capital, another "Real" show is on the way, as the "Real Housewives of D.C." is set to begin taping locally later this week.

A spokeswoman for the Bravo network, which airs the "Real Housewives" series, would not confirm a start date, but we hear from numerous sources familiar with the show that  is set to begin filming on Friday.

Josh Friedman of the DC Office of Motion Picture and Television Development said the show has been in touch with his office, but has yet to file any specific permit applications.

Among the stars of the show are McLean socialite/supermom Mary Amons and Lynda Erkiletian, owner of THE Artist Agency, one of the city's top modeling agencies.

No premiere date for the show has been announced, but once it airs, viewers may get a chance to see plenty of it. As reported last month, NBC (which owns Bravo) has made a deal that would allow the entire "Real Housewives" franchise to air on local NBC and Hearst stations as a syndicated daytime program, starting in fall of 2010.




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Seriously?

Sep 16, 2009

Why do people like mind numbing reality shows? TV is supposed to take people away from their reality...not dip into another person's mundane reality. Horrible show idea....

 

Why Why Why

Sep 16, 2009

Why on earth would any sane woman sign on for such a show? Clearly they have seen an episode?

 

dc is hollywood for ugly people

Sep 26, 2009

washington dc has a modeling agency?
if the other one is a super mom why on earth is she subjecting her children to reality tv and the jerry springer antics of real housewives??

 


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