reality shows

Television exposure can be a good thing, but one New Jersey community is taking steps to set some guidelines for production crews looking to tape shows there.

By now you've doubt heard that smiling for your drivers' license photo is a no-no in New Jersey.

Towns that welcome reality shows into their hospices but aren't prepared for the unexpected expenses to their public safety or other resources will have a way of recouping the funds from the production companies thanks to a bill introduced by shore Assemblyman Ronald Dancer.

Just when you thought reality shows like '16 & Pregnant,' Toddlers & Tierras' and the 'Jersey Shore' hit new lows in television viewing, think again.