Reality TV - the future

Did you think there would be a time when TV companies would run out of ideas for new shows? I must admit, I thought they would at some point. But then I saw the trailer for 'The Underdog Show'. Eight celebrities take a rescue dog and try to train them. Not that this isn't a worthy cause or anything, but for god's sake. Haven't these people got jobs?! Oh right, that's why they're on the show...
So, there'll probably be a glamour model/mindless pop star trying to show their 'serious' side. Someone in their forties or fifties who had a decent career (comedian/actor/singer) but needs a bit of cash now and wants to revive their career (note: most likely to walk out/go mad within the week). Possibly a children's TV presenter - they're on everything now and kids TV doesn't take up much time. Celebrity chef/judge/reality star from another show who is only famous for being on reality TV in the first place. And an assortment of other random people who haven't got anything better to do (no job offers at present).
During the show, those who have no idea what a full day's work will exclaim how hard it is, emotionally and physically, and how it has changed their life in ways they couldn't have imagined (pop stars most likely), because taking a dog for a walk and getting it to sit is a draining physical experience you know.
What will it be next - 'Stars and Suds: the everyday drama of watching celebrities washing up' ? Please, no...
Of course, I'll still watch it.

Music. On buses. Why??

1) Why do people think you want to listen to their music on buses?
2) Why is the music always rubbish?
3) Why doesn't anyone ever tell them to turn it the hell off?!