I think the FCC needs to reprimand NBC regarding its use of the term “celebrity” in the title of its summer reality TV series, I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.
OK, that looks like Sanjaya with a Mohawk and maybe one the lesser Baldwins on the end. Does anyone know who the hell the rest of these people are? Maybe I just don’t watch enough TV, but I thought that being a “celebrity” means that you have fans and are to some extent recognizable to them. A better title might have been I’m Desperate for Money and Attention, Please Let Me Be on Your Show.
– Greg
gregsedwards 
Or even "I’m a celebrity – let me in!" I use that one for a wind-up;-)
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Looks like I know a few more of them than you. That’s Lou Diamond Phillips from the Young Guns movies wearing the hat and Janice Dickenson from America’s Next Top Model (and a spinoff?) in the front row. Since I started watching the show I’ve learned who the rest are and agree that "celebrity" is stretching even worse than "Dancing with the Stars" has done with the term "star"
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Our "get me out of here" is much the same, Greg, hasbeens, and Z listers!
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Are you doubting Speidi
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the wife of a soon to be convicted Illinois Governor………some celebrity……..of course she played a role in his scam too.
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Lame show. I’ve only heard of two of those "celebrities", including Glagojevich’s wife.
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