LOGO ADDS SEX ADDICTS, MORE DRAG QUEENS & ANOTHER A-LIST SPIN-OFF TO IT'S ROSTER

LOGO continues it's downward spiral of creating horrid original programming for their network. In addition to new shows Setup Squad (premiering April 25), Pretty Hurts (May 9) and returning series Be Good Johnny Weir (which used to be on Sundance) and The A-List New York (summer), the network has greenlit a few new shows such as Sex Rx, and a A-List spin-off in Dallas. Rx, produced by Julie Pizzi and Patty Ivins Specht, will bring viewers inside a sex treatment group that tackles sex addiction, dysfunction and infidelity troubles during 10 hour-long episodes; while A-List, from True Entertainment, will bring a franchise about gay men and straight women, already popular in New York, to Texas in 11 hour-long episodes. RuPaul's Drag Race and Untucked: RuPaul's Drag Race will return for new seasons in 2012

I'm so not surprised that bootleg Bravo has no diversity on it's network, as far as adding some gays of color and topics outside of frivalous queens and makeovers. Can someone please let me work as the program director over there because whoever is coming upp with these reality show ideas needs to be shot.