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[05/04/09 - 01:51 PM]
Eight More Cable Originals Set for Summer
TLC, History, Animal Planet, Showtime, Fox Reality and the Travel Channel all shot up summer programming flares over the weekend.
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[04/22/09 - 12:05 PM]
VH1 Celebrates New Hit Series Milestone by Renewing Five Hit Shows and Ordering New Projects from DR. Drew Pinsky and Tiffany 'New York' Pollard
New seasons are on tap for "I Want To Work For Diddy," "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew," "Brooke Knows Best," "Gotti's Way" and "Tool Academy."
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[09/16/08 - 01:16 PM]
VH1's Summer Celebreality Programming Comes to a Close with Four Deliciously Entertaining Season Finales
"New York Goes to Hollywood," "Luke's Parental Advisory," "Brooke Knows Best" and "I Want to Work for Diddy" are all set to wrap in the upcoming weeks.
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[07/07/08 - 09:15 AM]
And All This Time We Thought It Was Hogan That Knew Best!
Plus: an online sneak peek of "Brooke Knows Best's" premiere is now available on VH1.com.
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[05/28/08 - 12:09 PM]
VH1 Presents a Slate of All-New Series, Events, Documentaries and Specials for Summer 2008
Newcomers include "Brooke Knows Best," "Glam God with Vivica A. Fox," "I
Love Money," "I Love The Millennium," "I Want To Work For Diddy," "Luke's
Parental Advisory," "New York Goes To Hollywood" and "The Cho
Show."
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[03/06/08 - 10:45 AM]
Top 10 Basic Cable Network VH1 Greenlights Seven New Productions to Continue Record-Breaking Momentum in 2008
Upcoming efforts include spin-offs "New York Goes To Hollywood" and "Brooke Hogan Knows Best."
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| BROOKE KNOWS BEST (VH1)
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BROADCAST
HISTORY:
7/13/08
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8/9/09
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STATUS:
canceled/ended (2008-2009 season) |
TIME SLOT:
completed airing its current season |
SEASON(S):
2 (20 episodes, 0 of which have yet to air) |
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ADDITIONAL NOTES:
a show on hiatus for longer than 12 months - without any news about its future - is assumed to be canceled |
DESCRIPTION:
(from VH1's web site, September 2009) Last season was all about Brooke turning 19, leaving home and living on her own for the first time. This new season continues to focus on Brooke's new life: her posh Miami pad with best friends and roomies Glenn and Ashley and her hopes for superstardom as a musician. But this season is also about her broken family and how Brooke is coping. With her various family members having challenges of their own, Brooke has become the rock of the family. Always a daddy's girl, Brooke grows closer with Hulk this season as he grapples with the fallout from his divorce and Nick's car accident. Hulk has a brand new perspective on life and a new girlfriend, introduced on the series. Brooke, in a big role reversal, must make sure the new love interest is worthy of Hulk. Brooke also has to cope with a strained relationship with mother Linda. Aside from family matters, Brooke and her roommates are all looking for that special someone. In one show, the girls and Glenn (who is gay) all try to walk a mile in each other's shoes by each dating girls. Later in the season, the trio go to Glenn's hometown in Michigan as he confronts old friends and family who now know that he's gay. In another episode, Brooke and Ashley end up stuck at sea after accepting a fee to appear on some rich men's yacht. |
PRINCIPAL CAST INFORMATION:
· Brooke Hogan
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CREW INFORMATION:
· Brad Abramson as EP (VH1)
· Jeff Olde as EP (VH1)
· John Ehrhard as CO-EP/DIR
· Kimberly Belcher Cowin as EP
· Shelly Tatro as EP (VH1)
· Warren Cohen as SP
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GENRE(S):
· reality (all)
· reality (documentary)
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STUDIO INFORMATION:
· Pink Sneakers Productions
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