7 Little Johnstons

Spotlighting the Martones, a loud Italian family who run the Salon Martone.

A series featuring stories about people with unusual medical anomalies.

Based on the BBC series of the same name, the American cable TV offering What Not to Wear enabled fashion-challenged people to make themselves over on a budget of 25,000 dollars. These worthies were aided in their efforts by a team of experts, led by hair stylist Nick Arrojo and makeup artist Carmindy Bowyer. Celebrity stylists Wayne Scott Lukas and Stacy London served as hosts and heckled from the sidelines. Debuting March 8, 2003, the American version of What Not to Wear did not rely upon reruns from the British original, but instead on ten new episodes, specially produced for The Learning Channel. Unpopular among viewers, Lukas was replaced by Clinton Kelly for the show's second season.

We follow two people who have lost massive amounts of weight and are about to undergo a full body transformation through skin removal surgery. Each episode culminates in dramatic reveals for both individuals.

The story of Matt and Amy Roloff, a married couple who are both a little more than 4-feet tall. They run a 34-acre farm in Oregon and have four children, three of whom are average-size while one is a little person.

In this cable TV reality series, engaged couples elected to hand over the details of their wedding preparations to their friends and loved ones. Those thus entrusted joined forces with a professional wedding coordinator to assemble a spectacular and surprising nuptial ceremony that the couple would never forget -- within a single week, and with only 5,000 dollars at their disposal. Throughout these mystery preparations, the future Mr. and Mrs. were asked difficult questions by the series' producers, so that special prizes would be included in the wedding spread. For Better or for Worse premiered May 24, 2003.