ABC’s Chris Connelly “took one for the team” and dared to go where no one has gone before: Behind the scenes of Jersey Shore filming in Italy.
The Jersey Shore Season 4 premiere last week earned record ratings, so, we might as well take an inside look to better understand this phenomenon of clubbers, tanners, hooker uppers, and fighters who have invaded our homes via MTV and who do not seem to be going away anytime soon.
Watch their Italian antics for yourself:
I am fully expecting to become a bit more dumb come August because by the looks of the newly released trailer for Jersey Shore season 4, which I will admittedly be watching, my and possibly your favorite fist pumpers go from bad…to way way worse than ever….and by spending my precious time watching these guys and gals’ insane antics, I am preparing to also watch a few of my own brain cells waste away…
Jersey Shore‘s Mike ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino is having the worst day, ever.
Gotham NYC Entertainment filed suit today against the Sitch, alleging that he dropped them like a hot potato in May “due to lack of performance,” but did so without giving them the 30-day notice and chance to correct issues as required by their contract.
MTV’s Jersey Shore is falling apart. First, Vinny Guadagnino inexplicably and abruptly left the Jersey Shore house July 1 while filming season 5 of the reality show.
Perhaps the pressure of nonstop filming and living together is getting to the guidos in the house. The cast had just returned from their six-week trip to Italy after filming season 4 wrapped up there to immediately begin filming their fifth season in Seaside Heights, NJ.
Jersey Shore star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino recently sued his father Frank Sorrentino because Sorrentino, Sr. had started a website to humiliate his reality show son.
Frank Sorrentino says in the court papers that he is actually a victim because he was exploited by a “con artist” named Robert Fletcher, his former publishing agent, who planned to make money off of the family fight.
Seaside Heights, New Jersey welcomed back its most famous part-time residents this weekend as the cast of Jersey Shore returned to the their reality TV home base.
Snooki, Pauly D, The Situation, JWoWW, and the rest of the cast recently returned to the US after filming in Italy and the girls were spotted Monday doing what they do most, getting a tan!
What happens when you push your boss for one outrageous raise after another when you’re already making a crap load of money to begin with? You lose your job that’s what.
“After this group comes back from Italy and shoots season 5 this summer, that will be the end for them,” a Jersey Shore producer told Us Weekly.
The source added: “They will leave on a high note!” I guess that means they will continue with their spin off shows.
It was bound to happen: A brawl between Jersey Shore‘s Ronnie Margo and The Situation. And apparently, the fist fight may have started after another blowup between Ronnie and Sammi Giancola.
This all went down while the cast is filming in Italy, giving the locals even more reason to hate the show and probably all of America as a default. Looking at this trailer for season 4, we can see who won and who lost the fight…
The two came back to their apartment separately. This altercation should make things even more interesting moving forward. And by interesting, I mean awkward and volatile…
UPDATE: HERE IS THE FIGHT VIDEO!
Ladies and gents, we have a situation on our hands. Jersey Shore star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino is suing his papa, Frank Sorrentino because Sorrentino, Sr. has started a website to humiliate his reality show son.
Per TMZ, Mike Sorrentino filed a lawsuit yesterday in a federal Miami court claiming that his father illegally used his name and image to promote TheConfrontationSite.com and is asking the court to put a stop on this ASAP and to get unspecified damages.
The entire cast of MTV’s Jersey Shore has been deported out of the U.S.!
MTV confirmed this report, and is already scouting locations in Italy for the cast’s new digs.
