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"Just when you think reality TV has run out of ideas, Fox explores a new kind of petty drama by ordering a pilot based on the Dutch &amp;quot;Divorce Hotel&amp;quot; service I had previously mentioned in this blog. Much like the divorce service that the new show is modeled after, we&amp;#039;ll see couples who are headed for a split put up in a luxury hotel (along with their legal teams - that should make it interesting) for the weekend. By Sunday night they will emerge with their assets and lives sliced and diced and doled out in a mutually agreeable fashion. I don&amp;#039;t imagine they&amp;#039;ll be choosing a lot of clients who want to do this in a civil and respectful manner, with a focus on doing the right thing for their kids. That wouldn&amp;#039;t be very exciting to watch, would it? Then again, if these couples are willing to get this done in a weekend, maybe they realize that compromise is necessary to the process. What do you think? Should I let them know I&amp;#039;m interested? A weekend away in a luxury hotel doesn&amp;#039;t sound like a bad idea. I bet I could find a lawyer who&amp;#039;d do it pro bono for me just to get their name and face on TV.  Don&amp;#039;t think I&amp;#039;m not tempted... It does say that unlike the service provided in the Netherlands operation, these couples won&amp;#039;t be divorced at the end of the process, just legally separated, so it definitely won&amp;#039;t get the job all the way done for me. And I have a feeling that with some careful editing or prodding behind the scenes, Peter and I could become an all-out dramafest. I definitely don&amp;#039;t need that. What do you think - is this pilot something you&amp;#039;d watch? And if so, why? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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