Tom Shales of the Washington Post ripped this show in his column yesterday:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A47885-2003Jan12.html
My favorite part was his trashing of Corey Feldman:
The point of the show still isn't clear except to give a host of has-beens some gainful employment. It might have been called "At Liberty," the old vaudeville euphemism for out of work. Corey Feldman, probably better known for his wild off-screen antics than his string of lousy movies, announced after moving into the house on the first show that it would afford him "the opportunity to show the world the person I really am." Oh, lucky us.
And who is that? "More than any actor, more than a musician, I'm a celebrity," he said with a straight face. "I'm an icon." Later he revealed that he is also a vegetarian, for "moral" reasons: "Animals have souls -- they deserve to be loved, they don't deserve to be eaten."...
...The cast expressed hostility when Jerri Manthey, self-described "roaring bitch" from the second "Survivor" series, joined the party. They snubbed her as an inferior. "Not our society as we know it," sniffed Feldman. Like he's some kind of Laurence Olivier.
Corey Feldman isn't even as imposing as Corey Haim. He's the poor man's poor man.
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A Skidmark production.