Fall TV Season: CW picks up reality shows ‘Re-Modeled’ and ‘The Frame’

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Preparing for a fall schedule that focuses on original programming, the CW has picked up two more reality shows: ‘Re-Modeled’ and ‘The Frame,’ in addition to its celebrity-vs.-fan faceoff ‘H8R.’

Part reality competition, part ‘Big Brother’-style experiment, ‘The Frame’ focuses on 10 teams that are isolated from the outside world. In groups of two, they will live in a single room (or ‘frame’) for up to eight weeks, under 24/7 surveillance, while facing challenges, competitions, and eliminations controlled by viewers.

‘Re-Modeled’ follows modeling veteran Paul Fisher as he unites small agencies around the world in a new venture called The Network that aims to change the industry by empowering small-town agents and models to take control of their careers and their lives.

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-- Melissa Maerz