Winter 2021/2022 reality TV schedule and guide – reality blurred

Winter has arrived, and with it the change of the year. That also means new seasons of reality shows, from the return of The Amazing Race and The Bachelor to the return of Celebrity Big Brother and Joe Millionaire, plus new seasons of shows like Married at First Sight, Worst Cooks In America, and Growing Up Hip Hop.

This guide includes premiere dates for all reality show and documentary series premieres on broadcast, streaming, and cable TV in the United States this winter and beyond. Times listed are in ET/PT.

For any reality shows that premiered before Dec. 1, 2021, such as Selling Sunset and The Real World Homecoming: Los Angeles, see the fall 2021 schedule. For feature documentaries and nonfiction specials, see the winter 2022 documentary premiere guide.

Program descriptions in quotation marks indicate text that has come directly from network press releases, the show’s website, or other official materials.

I frequently update this list throughout the quarter, and times and dates are accurate at the time of publication, but always check your guide or other TV listings. I try hard to ensure this a comprehensive list of reality TV premieres, although that’s ever-challenging now that some networks sometimes don’t even publicly announce returning seasons or even new shows, and change their schedules frequently.

If you have any updates, additions, or corrections, please send them to me. Thank you!

Winter 2021/2022 reality TV premieres

December | January | February | March

December 2021

• Candified: Home for the Holidays (Hulu, Dec. 1). “Candy Queen Jackie Sorkin and her team of candy artists design, glue, melt and shape hundreds of thousands of sweet pieces to build a fantasy come to life”
• Remarkable Living (JOURNY, Dec. 1). “travels the world to put the focus on lifestyle visionaries who … are setting new, purpose-driven trends in living”
• The Real Housewives of Orange County (Bravo, Dec. 1, Wednesdays at 9). Heather Dubrow makes her return to the franchise joining veteran Housewives Shannon Storms Beador, Gina Kirschenheiter and Emily Simpson … [and] new Housewives Dr. Jen Armstrong and Noella Bergener”

• Trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller (NatGeo, Dec. 1, Wednesdays at 9). “Mariana van Zeller continues her harrowing exploration into the underworld’s most dangerous black markets”
• Baking It (Peacock, Dec. 2). “a holiday competition series in which eight teams of two talented home bakers join Maya [Rudolph] and Andy [Samberg]’s winter cabin for a celebration of culinary holiday tradition”
• Queen of the Universe (Paramount+, Dec. 2). “Inspired by international singing competitions where countries go head to head with their best drag queens, this first-of-its-kind singing competition brings together drag queens from all around the world to compete for global domination”
• Shaq Life (TNT, Dec. 2, Thursdays at 9). “Get to know Shaq as he explores his passions off the court”
• The Great British Baking Show: Holidays (Netflix, Dec. 3). “Deck the halls with sugar, butter and chocolate as competitors from past seasons bake wondrous winter treats for judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith”
• Coming Out Colton (Netflix, Dec. 3). “Former professional football player and star of The Bachelor Colton Underwood embarks on a journey of self-discovery coming out as a gay man, including addressing his past and embracing his place in the LGBTQ community”
• Killer Siblings (Oxygen, Dec. 3, Fridays at 8). “true-crime stories of evil, maniacal, and downright devious siblings”
• Family Massacre (Oxygen, Dec. 3, Fridays at 9). “the horrifying stories of family annihilators”
• Holmes Family Rescue (HGTV, Dec. 4, Saturdays at 8). Mike Holmes “teams up with his son and daughter, home renovation experts Michael Holmes, Jr.and Sherry Holmes, to rescue more clients who are struggling with botched construction jobs”

Week of Dec. 5, 2021

• Alaskan Killer Bigfoot (Discovery+, Dec. 7, Tuesdays). “an expedition returns to the abandoned fishing village to reclaim the land and its resources from the terrifying beast locals call Nantinaq”
• Called to the Wild (National Geographic, Dec. 7, Tuesdays at 10). “Human and dog teams test their indelible bond by embarking on a survival challenge in the remote Maine wilderness”
• Welcome to Earth (Disney+, Dec. 8). “follows Will Smith on an extraordinary adventure around the world to explore Earth’s greatest wonders and reveal its most hidden secrets”
• Flip or Flop (HGTV, Dec. 9, Thursdays at 9). “the flips will present new challenges for the pair as they work the real estate market, including expensive foundation issues, a year-long renovation project and the addition of a studio rental unit”
• Twentysomethings: Austin (Netflix, Dec. 10). “In this coming-of-age reality series set in Austin, Texas, 20-somethings navigate love and friendship and start a new adventure: life”
• Tiger King: The Doc Antle Story (Netflix, Dec. 10). “unpacks the truth about Doc, as witnesses come forward to share their troubling stories of abuse and intimidation that set him at the top of the food chain”
• Family Dinner (Discovery+, Dec. 10, Fridays). “Andrew Zimmern visits families across America to explore how the cultural, regional and historical facets of who we are inform what and how we eat”

Week of Dec. 12, 2021

• 90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days (TLC, Dec. 12, Sundays at 8). “an all-new slate of couples ready to meet the loves of their life abroad”
• VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition (VH1, Dec. 13, Mondays at 8). “will bring together fan-favorites from all four cities ofLove & Hip Hop” for “an action-packed, fun and revealing, week-long gathering full of friendship, foe-ship, secrets, flings and forgiveness”
• House Hunters Ho Ho Home (Discovery+, Dec. 13 to 17, at 10). “Santa impersonator Albie Mushaney is on a mission to spread Yuletide cheer by helping clients find their forever home in time for the holidays”
• The Future Diary (Netflix, Dec. 14). “In this reality series, complete strangers meet and receive a diary holding the script to their very own love story. Will true romance follow?”
• Throwdown with Michael Symon (Food Network, Dec. 14, Tuesdays at 9:30). “Michael is joined by his culinary director and right-hand, Katie Pickens, as they challenge the best of the best in the culinary world, with Michael taking on that chef’s signature dish”
• One Stage To The Next (TV One, Dec. 14, Tuesdays at 10). “will follow award-winning singer Syleena Johnson as she continues to navigate through life and the entertainment industry”
• Selling Tampa (Netflix, Dec. 15). “Owned by military vet Sharelle Rosado, this all Black, all female real estate firm has its eyes set on dominating the Suncoast”
• Foodtastic (Disney+, Dec. 15). Keke Palmer hosts “an immersive global competition series in which highly skilled artists create extravagant scene work and larger-than-life sculptures made entirely out of food”
• The Repair Shop (Discovery+, Dec. 15). The first three seasons of the charming UK series are now available on Discovery+
• Finding Magic Mike (HBO Max, Dec. 16). “Ten regular guys who have ‘lost their magic’ are put through the paces of a Magic Mike Live bootcamp, baring their souls – and more”
• The Real Housewives of Miami (Peacock, Dec. 16, Thursdays). “includes returning Housewives Alexia Echevarria, Lisa Hochstein and Larsa Pippen alongside newcomers Guerdy Abraira,  Dr. Nicole Martin and Julia Lemigova, the first LGBTQIA+ housewife.”
• Chillin Island (HBO, Dec. 17, Fridays at 10:30). “Alec ‘Despot’ Reinstein, Ashok ‘Dap’ Kondabolu and Aleksey ‘Lakutis’ Weintraub invite their friends to join them at the edge of nature … to reveal unknowable truths from the dreamstate of the shared human existence”
• Kindred Spirits (Travel Channel, Dec. 18, Saturdays at 10). “Amy Bruni, Adam Berry and Chip Coffey, are determined to uncover the mysteries behind unexplainable paranormal anomalies across the country”

Week of Dec. 19, 2021

• 100 Day Dream Home (HGTV, Dec. 20, Mondays at 8). Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt “help clients both design and build the perfect house from the ground up in 100 days or less”
• Tough Love with Hilary Farr (HGTV, Dec. 20, Mondays at 9). “Hilary will draw inspiration from her extensive design experience, as well as her own life lessons, as she develops creative solutions to get these families’ lives back on track”
• Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles: Josh & Josh (Bravo, Dec. 23, Thursdays at 8). “Josh Flagg and Josh Altman expand their real estate ventures to various locations and face new challenges”
• Singles Inferno (Netflix, Dec. 25). “Stranded and ready to mingle, flirty singles search for love on a deserted island they can only escape as couples for romantic date nights in paradise”

Week of Dec. 26, 2021

• Home Town (HGTV, Dec. 26, Sundays at 8). “follows the Napiers as they renovate homes in their own hometown of Laurel, Mississippi”
• Kids Baking Championship (Food Network, Dec. 27, Mondays at 8). “Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman welcome a dozen of the youngest bakers ever,” ages 8 to 11
• Raid the Fridge (Food Network, Dec. 28, Tuesdays at 10). “four competitors can use only the ingredients from their chosen mystery fridge to create top-notch dishes”
• Crime Scene: The Times Square Killer (Netflix, Dec. 29). “will examine how the danger and depravity of New York’s Times Square in the late 1970s and early 1980s made it possible for one man to commit — and nearly get away with — unthinkable acts”
• Restaurant: Impossible (Food Network, Dec. 30, Thursdays at 8). Robert Irvine helps struggling restaurants renovate and refresh their menus in just two days.
• Queer Eye (Netflix, Dec. 31). The Fab Five “head to the Lone Star state with a homebase in Austin, TX”
• Restoration Road with Clint Harp (Discovery+, Dec. 31). “Carpenter Clint Harp hits the road in search of incredible historical structures across America that are in need of restoration while exploring their origins”

January 2022

• Ghost Hunters (Discovery+, Jan. 1). “Original members Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango, along with Shari DeBenedetti, reunite to revisit their most chilling cases and investigate disturbing new hauntings”
• Crikey! It’s the Irwins (Animal Planet, Jan. 1, Saturdays at 8). “Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin, Bindi’s husband Chandler Powell, and the newest Irwin family member, Grace Warrior Irwin Powell, continue Steve Irwin’s mission to bring people closer to animals”
• The Incredible Dr. Pol (NatGeo WILD, Jan. 1, Saturdays at 9). “Dr. Jan Pol is an expert in large farm animals and pets. This senior is anything but retiring as he takes an old-school, no-nonsense approach to veterinary medicine”
• Pop Goes the Vet with Dr. Joya (NatGeo WILD, Jan. 1, Saturdays at 10). “Dermatologist Dr. Joya Griffin sees it all—from impacted earwax to oozing cysts to massive hair loss, there’s no case too mysterious or bizarre for this Kentucky-based doctor as she investigates the largest organ in an animal’s body—the skin”
• New York Homicide (Oxygen, Jan. 1, Saturdays at 10). “details the brazen crimes that could only happen in New York and the intense work by law enforcement and civilians who race to take murderers off the streets”

Week of Jan. 2, 2022

• The Repair Shop (Discovery+, Jan. 2). Season four of the show that follows “skilled restoration experts breathe new life into cherished family heirlooms”
• Next Level Chef (Fox, Jan. 2 at 8, then Wednesdays at 9). “Gordon Ramsay has designed a one-of-a-kind culinary gauntlet, set on an iconic stage like you’ve never seen”
• Dirty Jobs (Discovery, Jan. 2, Sundays at 8). “allows Mike to come back for another chance to take on jobs he didn’t get to do before”
• Guy’s Chance of a Lifetime (Food Network, Jan. 2, Sundays at 9). “Guy Fieri is expanding his successful restaurant empire and is searching for one talented food entrepreneur to run their own Chicken Guy! franchise”
• This Came Out of Me (Discovery, Jan. 2, Sundays at 9). Dr. Ruby Rose “will treat us to everyday situations in which things end up in places they just shouldn’t be”
• Alex vs America (Food Network, Jan. 2, Sundays at 10). “15 brave chefs from across the United States take their best shot at beating Alex [Guarnaschelli] for the ultimate culinary triumph”; Eric Adjepong hosts
• Vengeance: Killer Newlyweds (HLN, Jan. 2, Sundays at 9). “for these newlyweds, a vow to love until ‘death do they part’ is fulfilled much sooner than expected”
• Mountain Monsters (Travel Channel, Jan. 2, Sundays at 10). “It’s Bigfoot or bust for the Appalachian Investigations of Mysterious Sightings team (AIMS) as they head back to the Tygart Valley in West Virginia”
• Antiques Roadshow (PBS, Jan. 3, Mondays at 8). “back on the road revealing more secrets behind family heirlooms and flea market finds, including a spectacular appraisal that marks a series first and a never-before-seen treasure that even wowed our experts”
• The Bachelor (ABC, Jan. 3, Mondays at 8).  Clayton Echard begins his search for additional Instagram followers and a swift break-up.
• That’s My Jam (NBC, Jan. 3, Mondays at 9). “two teams of two celebrities competing for a charity of their choice in a series of music, dance, and trivia-based games and musical performances,” based on Tonight Show bits
• Ugliest House In America (HGTV, Jan. 3 to 7 at 10). “Retta will share her hilarious reviews of each unsightly home and comment on failed flips, gaudy designs and heinous hodge-podge horrors,” with the ugliest house winning “a showstopping $150,000 renovation”
• Cakealikes (Discovery+, Jan. 4). “This comedic cake-off competition challenges cake experts to create life-size cakes that are the spitting image of famed celebrities”

• Finding Your Roots (PBS, Jan. 4, Tuesdays at 8). “New episodes explore ancestry stories of Pamela Adlon, Erin Burnett, Amy Carlson, David Chang, Terry Crews, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Lee Daniels, Tony Danza, Raúl Esparza, Kathryn Hahn, Rebecca Hall, Anita Hill, Regina King, Nathan Lane, John Leguizamo, Damon Lindelof, Mario Lopez, Leslie Odom, Jr., André Leon Talley, Melissa Villaseñor and Lena Waithe”
• Murder Under the Friday Night Lights (ID, Jan. 4, Tuesdays at 10). “an unflinching look at the shocking and tragic cases of dangerous obsessions, brutal violence and even murder surrounding local high school football teams”
• The Amazing Race 33 (CBS, Jan. 5 at 8, then Wednesdays at 9). “teams of two once again embark on a trek around the world, hoping to be the first to arrive at the final destination”
• I Can See Your Voice (Fox, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 8). A celebrity panel tries “to help one contestant tell the difference between good and bad singers, without ever hearing them sing a note”
• Married at First Sight (Lifetime, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 8). “ten brave singles meet their stranger spouses at the altar and enter into a marriage without ever meeting before” 
• Catfish: The TV Show (MTV, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 8). “As restrictions eventually begin to lift, Nev and Kamie log out of Zoom and head back on the road again”
• Catfish UK: The TV Show (MTV, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 9). “it’s time to go fishing in the UK! Hosts Julie Adenuga and Oobah Butler are here to help ‘hopefuls’ find out if the person they’ve fallen for is real”
• Worst Cooks in America (Food Network, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 9). “Anne is joined for the first time by Chef Cliff Crooks to lead the newest batch of twelve culinary nightmares though a rigorous boot camp in their quest to become kitchen masters.”
• The Chase (ABC, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 10). “three competitors must pit their wits and face off against the Chaser, a ruthless quiz genius determined to stop them from winning cash prizes”
• American Greed (CNBC, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 10). “Two hundred episodes in, the truth remains: some people will do anything for money”
• Moving for Love (HGTV, Jan. 5, Wednesdays at 11). “will document long-distance couples’ experiences as they take the next big step to close the geographical gap in their love lives and find their first home together”
• Joe Montana: Cool Under Pressure (Peacock, Jan. 6). “featuring stories that most people don’t know; the doubt from his coaches, the controversies with teammates, and the insecurities from within that drove one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the sport”
• Joe Millionaire: For Richer or Poorer (Fox, Jan. 6, Thursdays at 8). “features two incredible single men…with one HUGE difference. One’s a millionaire, and the other is definitely NOT”
• Jersey Shore Family Vacation (MTV, Jan. 6, Thursdays at 8). “this group continues to bring the non-stop party wherever they go”
• Battlebots (Discovery, Jan. 6, Thursdays at 8). “More than 60 teams travel to Las Vegas for a chance to take home the greatest prize in the sport: The Giant Nut”
• Growing Up Hip Hop (WE tv, Jan. 6, Thursdays at 9). “The next generation of hip hop royalty attempt to step outside the shadow of their famous families”
• Go Big Show (TBS, Jan. 6, Thursdays at 9). “showcases supersized talents on a scale never before seen on television”
• Let The World See (ABC, Jan. 6, Thursdays at 10). “will chronicle Ms. Mamie Till-Mobley’s fierce quest for justice that sparked the civil rights movement after her son Emmett Till’s brutal murder, inspiring heroes like Ms. Rosa Parks and others to stand up boldly for their rights”
• Hype House (Netflix, Jan. 7). “follows the compelling lives of some of the world’s biggest social media stars … as they welcome us into the infamous Hype House, open their lives to the world and show a side of themselves and their relationships we’ve seldom seen”
• RuPaul’s Drag Race (VH1, Jan. 7, Fridays at 8). “14 new talented queens … compete for the title of ‘America’s Next Drag Superstar’ and a cash prize of $100,000”
• Penn & Teller: Fool Us (The CW, Jan. 7, Fridays at 8). “aspiring magicians are invited to perform their best trick to try and fool the world-famous team of Penn & Teller”
• Undercover Boss (CBS, Jan. 7, Fridays at 8). “follows high-level executives as they slip anonymously into the rank-and-file of their own organizations”
• Ladies Who List: Atlanta (OWN, Jan. 7, Fridays at 9). “will follow six professional Black business women working in real estate—top-producing brokers, high-profile attorneys and luxury agents—and the clients they serve in the Atlanta market”
• Love During Lockup (WE tv, Jan. 7, Fridays at 9). “follows even more riveting firsts through the early stages of love, with plenty of romance, suspicion, and investigation, all long before a scheduled prison release”
• Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch (Discovery, Jan. 7, Fridays at 10). “Duane and his team are hellbent on extracting it from the cave, believing it contains the fabled treasure of the Aztecs”
• Whose Line is it Anyway? (The CW, Jan. 8, Saturdays at 8). “cast members must put their comedic skills to the test through a series of spontaneous improv games”
• Unfinished Business (HGTV, Jan. 8, Saturdays at 9). “home renovation coach Tom Reber swoops in to help families complete their languishing home improvement projects”

Week of Jan. 9, 2022

• Ice Airport Alaska (Smithsonian. Jan. 9, Sundays at 8). “behind the scenes of the only U.S. airport that never closes, despite frigid temperatures, extreme winds, and unpredictable weather”
• Street Outlaws: OKC (Discovery, Jan. 10, Mondays at 8). “the 405 is back together, one year after Chief threw out the Top Ten List to launch America’s List”
• Street Outlaws: Farmtruck and AZN (Discovery, Jan. 10, Mondays at 9). “the dynamic duo that earned their names on the street by racing a farm truck – the ultimate sleeper – and now they’re taking over their own show”

• Legacy List with Matt Paxton (PBS, Jan. 10, Mondays at 9). “follows one family’s emotional journey as Matt and his team of experts — Jaime Ebanks, Avi Hopkins and Mike Kelleher — help them sort through a house full of memories”
• Darcey & Stacey (TLC, Jan. 10, Mondays at 8). “Balancing their business and careers with their personal lives, however, continues to be a challenge for these busy twins”
• Street Outlaws: Fastest in America (Discovery, Jan. 11, Tuesdays at 8). “JJ Da Boss and the MSO are ready for another epic street race, this time with a lineup of eight elite teams from across the U.S.”
• Teen Mom: Family Reunion (MTV, Jan. 11, Tuesdays at 8). “moms from the Teen Mom franchise come together for a massive family reunion to connect with one another and celebrate their unique bonds”
• Teen Mom: Girls’ Night In (MTV, Jan. 11, Tuesdays at 9). “ladies from Teen Mom OG will watch episodes of Teen Mom 2 and unleash their personal opinions on the biggest moments from the episode”
• Wipeout (TBS, Jan. 11, Tuesdays at 9). “pushes contestants’ athleticism, endurance and determination as they race to win the grand cash prize”
• Relatively Famous: Ranch Rules (E!, Jan. 12, Wednesdays at 9). “eight celebrity offspring … set out to prove that they are more than just their famous last names” by “working on a ranch”
• Leave it to Geege (Lifetime, Jan. 12, Wednesdays at 10). “follows Geege Taylor, an Atlanta area single mother of two,” a “twice-divorced, breast cancer survivor [who] is also an advocate for autism acceptance”
• Titans: The Rise of Wall Street (CuriosityStream, Jan. 13). “explores the world’s fascination with Wall Street and its stories — its banks, its firms, its CEOs, even its criminals — and, more importantly, how Wall Street works”
• Married to Real Estate (HGTV, Jan. 13, Thursdays at 9). “Egypt and Mike will marry their considerable complementary talents to help families land a perfect home in their ideal neighborhood”
• Reno My Rental (HGTV, Jan. 14, Fridays at 10). Carmeon Hamilton “gives renters a major style upgrade that turns their bland backdrops into unforgettable homes—all without compromising the property’s structure”
• Remix My Space with Marsai Martin (Discovery+, Jan. 15). “young people who have made a lasting positive impact in their communities will get the surprise of a lifetime when actress Marsai Martin shows up … [to] give them a personalized bedroom makeover”

Week of Jan. 16, 2022

• Killer Relationship with Faith Jenkins (Oxygen, Jan. 16, Sundays at 7). “investigates burgeoning romances from their sweet beginnings, and follows what happened all the way through to their bitter endings”
• Real Murders of Atlanta (Oxygen, Jan. 16, Sundays at 8). “the unbelievable cases of homicide that highlight the boundaries between gentrified Southern dynasties, hip hop hustlers and the flashy nouveau riche of this metropolitan mecca of music, entertainment and tech”
• Summer House (Bravo, Jan. 17, Mondays at 9). “Returning this summer are Lindsay Hubbard, Paige DeSorbo, Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, Carl Radke, Danielle Olivera, Ciara Miller and Luke Gulbranson, … joined by new friends Andrea Denver, Mya Allen and Alex Wach and special appearances … by Craig Conover and Austen Kroll”
• The World According to Jeff Goldblum (Disney+, Jan. 19). “Jeff brings viewers back to uncover secrets behind seemingly familiar topics and objects like motorcycles, backyards, puzzles, birthdays and tiny things”
• Home Inspector Joe (HGTV, Jan. 19, Wednesdays at 9). “licensed home inspector Joe Mazza is driven to keep his clients from buying risky, unsafe properties”
• Midnight Asia: Eat · Dance · Dream (Netflix, Jan. 20). “A night-time journey through six iconic Asian cities and the food, art, clubs and subcultures that set them apart”
• Selling the Hamptons (Discovery+, Jan. 20). “will follow a team of six Hamptons-based real estate agents from Nest Seekers International” who “battle to make their mark in the elite East End real estate market”
• Home Town (HGTV, Jan. 22, Sundays at 8). Erin and Ben Napier “[bring] homes back to life and making sure their small town’s future is as bright as its past”

Week of Jan. 23, 2022

• March (The CW, Jan. 24, Mondays at 8, and Sundays at 9 starting Feb. 27). “will capture the blood, sweat, and tears each member [of the the Prairie View A&M University Marching Band, The Marching Storm,] sheds to make it to the field while balancing their dynamic college life”
• Secrets of Playboy (A&E, Jan. 24, Mondays at 9). “unravels the glamourous mythology behind the Playboy empire created over several decades”
• Take Out (HBO Max, Jan. 27). Lisa Ling “takes viewers behind the counter and into the lives of the people and families who run some of America’s over 45,000 Asian restaurants”
• Evolve (CuriosityStream, Jan. 27). “wildlife adventurer Patrick Aryee explores biomimicry and sets out to bring humanity’s future into focus like never before”
• Fast Foodies (truTV, Jan. 27, Thursdays at 10). “Top Chef winners Kristen Kish, Jeremy Ford and Iron Chef winner Justin Sutherland compete to perfectly recreate and then skillfully reimagine a celebrity guest’s favorite fast-food dish”
• Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness (Netflix, Jan. 28). “From skyscrapers to bugs, or from gender identity to snacks, each episode follows Jonathan as he meets with experts in various fields to uncover complexities”

• Great Chocolate Showdown (The CW, Jan. 29, Saturdays at 8). The Canadian series “featuring 10 bakers taking on creative and complex chocolate-based challenges, where they must create delicious desserts”
• Million Dollar Hustle (Lifetime, Saturday, Jan. 29, at 10, then Thursdays at 10). “follows health and fitness influencer, author, entrepreneur and self-made millionaire Stormy Wellington and her elite group of unstoppable leaders, called the Circle of Bosses”

Week of Jan. 30, 2022

• Adults Adopting Adults (A&E, Jan. 31, Mondays at 10). “follows six incredible stories of adults seeking legal adoption for either a sincere desire for a true family experience or perhaps more questionable motives”

February 2022

• The Real Housewives of New Jersey (Bravo, Feb. 1, Tuesdays at 8). “Teresa Giudice, Melissa Gorga, Margaret Josephs, Dolores Catania, Jackie Goldschneider, and Jennifer Aydin … are joined by new friend Traci Johnson”
• Celebrity Big Brother (CBS, Feb. 2, various dates and times). “returns for a third season … with a group of celebrities living together”
• My Killer Body with K. Michelle (Lifetime, Feb. 3, Thursdays at 10). “R&B chart topper K. Michelle will help men and women desperate to correct plastic surgery procedures and get their lives back”

Week of Feb. 13, 2022

• Dr. Pimple Popper (TLC, Feb. 16, Wednesdays at 9). “an all-new caseload for Dr. Lee as she is busier than ever”

Week of Feb. 20, 2022

• American Song Contest (NBC, Feb. 21, Mondays at 8). “will feature live original musical performances – representing all 50 states, five U.S. territories and our nation’s capital – competing to win the country’s vote for the Best Original Song”
• Doubling Down with the Derricos (TLC, Feb. 22, Tuesdays at 10). “Navigating life with fourteen kids, including four sets of naturally conceived multiples, is never easy”
• American Idol (ABC, Feb. 27, Sundays at 8). “Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie, along with Emmy-winning producer and host Ryan Seacrest, return to help discover America’s next singing sensation”

March 2022

Week of March 6, 2022

• Unexpected (TLC, March 6, Sundays at 10). “returns with three series-established moms: Tyra, Lilly, and Jenna, and two new soon-to-be moms: Kylen and Emersyn, all navigating the difficulties that accompany early parenthood and relationship battles”
• Survivor 42 (CBS, March 9, Wednesdays at 8). The 42nd season will feature 18 castaways divided into three tribes and competing for $1 million over a 26-day period
• Expedition with Steve Backshall: Unpacked (PBS, March 16, Wednesdays at 10). “unseen behind-the-scenes footage from EXPEDITION that gets closer to the action and drama of Steve Backshall’s 10 world-first expeditions”