Reality TV > FX orders 30 more Days
December 12, 2006
Content taken from TV.com:
Cable channel FX has ordered another season of Morgan Spurlock's reality show 30 Days. Season three of Days will feature six hour-long episodes following individuals who enter into lifestyles they are completely unfamiliar with.
Past episodes of 30 Days have featured contentious pairings. In one, a homophobic Christian moved in with a gay roomate in San Francisco's Castro District. In another, an athiest spent a month living in the home of a devoutly Christian family.
Spurlock will appear in two segments this time--in the first season, he took a minimum-wage job to see if he could realistically live on it; in the second, he spent a month in jail.
Spurlock directed 2004's documentary hit Super Size Me. In that film, Spurlock made himself eat nothing but McDonald's super-sized fast food meals for a month. At the end of the month, his body and mental health had deteriorated markedly.
