Summer's in full swing, and that means low-budget filler television, made on the cheap-and-fast, just interesting enough to keep viewers from doing something silly like getting hobbies that might break their dependence on the glowing box.
Which means low-level "celebrities" competing for "charities" of their "choice."
Now I know there are a limited number of "good" charities out there, and that, once the more recognizable celebrity has taken, say, March of Dimes, even if he doesn't win, no one else...
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