Originally Posted by chilliwilli

I get the feeling we haven't seen the last of them. Keep in mind, all some networks need is a viable reason to greenlight a tv series (especially reality). Viewers love watching reality train wrecks...and in this case, they fit the bill. They're now a household name, their dysfunction will suffice. As irresponsible and crazy as the stunt was, their quest to gain the attention of tv networks for a reality show, imo has already happened. It's now a countdown to which network is willing to exploit this fiasco for a significant profit.