The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency - Season 1
Admit it, Janice Dickinson was the only real reason to watchAmerica's Next Top Model.  Ever since the producers kicked the self-proclaimed first supermodel to the curb, the show has been missing its much-coveted venom. EnterThe Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, which showcases Janice in all of her fire-breathing, flesh-baring glory.The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agencydocuments Dickinson's life as she attempts to establish her own modeling agency.  The premise is really just an excuse to film Dickinson doing what she does best: screaming at models, jumping in fountains while swathed in couture, and generally freaking out anybody within a 10-foot radius of her. Season 1 introduces a rotating cast of models, none of whom get enough camera time to really make much of an impression. It's Dickinson's world; they're just living in it.  Dickinson's only real foe comes in the form of business partner Peter Hamm, who regularly clashes with Dickinson over the vision for the agency. Together they recruit models and scout jobs, which comprise the bulk of most episodes. Dickinson's son and daughter also make brief appearances throughout the season. These familial scenes, in which Dickinson takes her daughter shopping or nags at her son to do his homework, offer a welcome respite from the chaotic energy of the show. For fans of Dickinson,The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agencydoesn't disappoint. However, for more casual viewersThe Janice Dickinson Modeling Agencyoften feels rather one-note--as Dickinson says in episode 1 of the series, "There's only one diva here and it's me."--Megan Chaffee