Pavan
11-14-2003, 07:11 PM
Beginning at 9:00 p.m., ET on January 14, "The Bachelorette," the second installment of the romance reality series which turns the tables on the traditional dating rituals by giving one woman the chance to meet 25 handsome, successful men, will premiere. Trista Rehn, who took part in the inaugural edition of this series last year, met the love of her life, fireman Ryan Sutter, and the two will marry this coming December. "The Bachelorette" is produced by Next Entertainment in association with Telepictures Productions for ABC. Mike Fleiss ("The Bachelor") is executive producer. Lisa Levenson, Scott Jeffress and Jason Carbone are co-executive producers.
Premiering at 10:00 p.m., ET that same evening will be "Celebrity Mole Yucatan." For seven weeks, former VJ and talk show host Ananda Lewis, comedian Mark Curry ("Hangin' with Mr. Cooper"), versatile actors Stephen Baldwin ("Usual Suspects") and Corbin Bernsen ("L.A. Law"), sitcom stars Tracy Gold ("Growing Pains") and Keisha Knight Pulliam ("The Cosby Show"), supermodel Angie Everhart and legendary basketball bad boy Dennis Rodman will all complete in a series of challenging physical and mental games, while using all their guile to uncover clues that could earn them up to $250,000. There's one catch, however -- one of them is The Mole, a double agent planted by the producers to work against the team, trying to sabotage their efforts. Last season comedienne Kathy Griffin was the last player left standing. "Celebrity Mole Yucatan" is produced by Stone Stanley Entertainment. David G. Stanley, Scott A. Stone and Clay Newbill are executive producers.
Premiering at 10:00 p.m., ET that same evening will be "Celebrity Mole Yucatan." For seven weeks, former VJ and talk show host Ananda Lewis, comedian Mark Curry ("Hangin' with Mr. Cooper"), versatile actors Stephen Baldwin ("Usual Suspects") and Corbin Bernsen ("L.A. Law"), sitcom stars Tracy Gold ("Growing Pains") and Keisha Knight Pulliam ("The Cosby Show"), supermodel Angie Everhart and legendary basketball bad boy Dennis Rodman will all complete in a series of challenging physical and mental games, while using all their guile to uncover clues that could earn them up to $250,000. There's one catch, however -- one of them is The Mole, a double agent planted by the producers to work against the team, trying to sabotage their efforts. Last season comedienne Kathy Griffin was the last player left standing. "Celebrity Mole Yucatan" is produced by Stone Stanley Entertainment. David G. Stanley, Scott A. Stone and Clay Newbill are executive producers.