I'm kind of surprised it took me this long to blog about Fuse's Redemption Song, since I was ridiculously obsessed with it from episode 1. A sort of hybrid of American Idol, Top Model, and Bad Girls' Club, this deliciously sleazy (Chris Jericho-hosted!) show chronicled the lives of "talented but troubled" female singers as they attempted to leave their checkered pasts behind, literally get their acts together, and land a contract with Geffen Records.
Along with the inevitable catfighting and binge-drinking that ensued during Redemption Song's 10 totally addictive (pun intended) episodes, there were many enjoyable interviews with the colorful cast of characters--enjoyable because they were so entertainingly accompanied by helpful and descriptive captions like "Used To Run An Escort Service," "Was Once Engaged To A Girl," "Kicked Out Of Her Band For Stalking The Lead Singer," "Boyfriend Stole Life Savings," "Has More Than 30 Piercings," and my personal favorite, "Once Threw A Girl
