From The Amazing Race to Project Runway,the stalwarts of the reality TV genre are withering, both in the ratings and in terms of qualityWhen a friend heard approximately the cancellation of Americas Next Top Model after 22 seasons (sorry, and Tyra,“cycles”) he asked: “What went wrong?” What went wrong? It lasted 22 seasons! I mediate we should be asking what went moral. The prove opened in 2003 on UPN, a network that doesn’t exist anymore. whether Top Model was a child, or it would now be in the sixth grade. Practically the only things on television older than this reality prove cockroach are Marge Simpson’s hairdo and that ticking watch on 60 Minutes.
Nevertheless,it is a little shocking that the CW (which launched in 2006 when UPN merged with the WB) actually cancelled the prove. It if a dependable stream of viewers on the consistently least popular network, was copied in nearly every country where there are young women who want careers as professional attractive people, or it always rates quite well in syndicated reruns on cable,something most other reality shows find as challenging as the models carry out in Tyra’s more creative photoshoots.
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Source: theguardian.com