College Hill

College Hill

2004
College Hill
College Hill

College Hill

5.6 | TV-14 | en | Reality

College Hill was a reality television show on Black Entertainment Television that follows the lives of students at historically black colleges. First broadcast in 2004, the show has become quite popular, bringing in record ratings during its third and fourth seasons for BET. The sixth season, which is set in South Beach, Florida, premiered on March 24, 2009. The show aired every Tuesday at 10 pm on BET. In 2007, a spin-off was produced called College Hill Interns that focused on the lives of ten college students from different universities around the country on their summer internship program in the city of Chicago. The future of the show is unknown. In a recent BET meeting, College Hill and fellow BET original shows Baldwin Hills and Harlem Heights weren't mentioned as returning series.

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EP17  Moving On
Jun. 23,2009
Moving On

After all of the fighting, kissing, and general chaos, the cast must finally say goodbye to their South Beach Home.

EP16  Making a Difference
Jun. 16,2009
Making a Difference

A blowout between two cast mates leaves one on the outs even as they work together to make a difference in the community.

EP15  To Give or Not to Give
Jan. 01,0001
To Give or Not to Give

The cast gets another community service project. After meeting Faye, who is suffering from the economy, the cast is presented with a tough choice: do they take a cast trip, or do they give Faye the house she's dreamed of?

EP14  Packed Bags & Broken Hearts
Jan. 01,0001
Packed Bags & Broken Hearts

The College Hill cast is once again falling apart at the seams, even as the ever-blossoming love stories continue to grow. Kyle's homesickness gets the best of him and he flips out- threatening to leave the show for good.

EP13  Love Triangle
Jan. 01,0001
Love Triangle

An eating disorder, personal stories, and anger issues all work to bond the roommates. But how long will all the love and support last?

EP12  Anger Management 101
May. 19,2009
Anger Management 101

With all of the fighting in the house, it is time for something to be done. Will Anger Management classes help, or is it too late?

EP11  Rib-Gate Part 2
May. 12,2009
Rib-Gate Part 2

Ribgate 2008 starts a chain of events that will make the split so wide it may be impossible to bridge the gap. Will the cast ever be the same after this?

EP10  Rib-Gate Part 1
Jan. 01,0001
Rib-Gate Part 1

The divide between Team Brandon and The Alliance has never been greater, and in an effort to get back at Kyle, Kay decides to eat his ribs.

EP9  House Rules
Jan. 01,0001
House Rules

When the cast has a meeting to decide how to divide the grocery money, Chris and Kyle's underlying tensions get so heated they have to be separated.

EP8  The Wild Wild West
Jan. 01,0001
The Wild Wild West

The cast heads to Key West for a much needed mini - vacation. But, will the trip bond them or will they come home even more splintered than before?

EP7  The New Girl
Apr. 14,2009
The New Girl

An announcement that they are heading to Key West has the cast in a happy uproar and a temporary truce develops.

EP6  Let's Talk About Sex
Apr. 14,2009
Let's Talk About Sex

In a moment of harmony, the cast reveals personal details about themselves including their sex lives. But a heated tirade restarts the feuding and ends the momentary truce.

EP5  Get Out the Vote
Apr. 07,2009
Get Out the Vote

It's voting fever and the cast is deep into it, especially when Flo Rida agrees to support their efforts.

EP4  Swing Vote
Mar. 31,2009
Swing Vote

Two wrongs, no rights! The cast has a hard time shaking off their disagreements over which cast member should've been booted from the house.

EP3  Battle of the Finest
Mar. 31,2009
Battle of the Finest

House rules, a cold shower, and yelling escalate into an all-out-brawl that leads to someone being booted from the house.

EP2  In & Out of Love
Mar. 24,2009
In & Out of Love

After a night of cuddling together, Terri is ready to claim Brandon as her man. Unfortunately, Brandon isn't ready to commit and a crushed Terri is unsure of how to handle his change of heart.

EP1  Welcome to South Beach
Mar. 24,2009
Welcome to South Beach

The eight new cast members arrive on a yacht and are whisked away to their new home for the next semester. Instantly roommates are sized up, bonds are formed, and tension emerges.

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5.6 | TV-14 | en | Reality | More Info
Released: 2004-01-28 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.bet.com/OnTV/BETShows/collegehillsouthbeach/
Synopsis

College Hill was a reality television show on Black Entertainment Television that follows the lives of students at historically black colleges. First broadcast in 2004, the show has become quite popular, bringing in record ratings during its third and fourth seasons for BET. The sixth season, which is set in South Beach, Florida, premiered on March 24, 2009. The show aired every Tuesday at 10 pm on BET. In 2007, a spin-off was produced called College Hill Interns that focused on the lives of ten college students from different universities around the country on their summer internship program in the city of Chicago. The future of the show is unknown. In a recent BET meeting, College Hill and fellow BET original shows Baldwin Hills and Harlem Heights weren't mentioned as returning series.

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Goodbro_CAM Sure, we've all seen reality TV before.The concept is at least 10 years old now. And while most of us are very much aware of the mechanics and formula of most "reality TV" shows. But what makes "College Hill" different is that it is the first all-black reality TV show. Sure, blacks have been featured on other reality TV shows, but this is the first reality TV show with an Afrocentric theme. The show follows the everyday trials, tribulations, good times and in-between times of average college students attending a predominantly black university or college. Viewers get to see "types" they can identify with (i.e. the good, religious girl, the pretty boy, the loud-mouth, etc) and see how they all interact socially and personally.One of the problems with other reality TV shows that feature blacks is that they sometimes rely too heavily on racial stereotypes: (i.e. the angry black young man, the overly moral black girl, who judges everyone else who does not conform to her ideas or sense of morality.)"College Hill" is a bit different because it takes a deeper or more multi-dimensional look at black youth. During a marathon airing of the show's first season, not once did I see an angry black male stereotype. Sure, I saw black males who got angry, but they were given time to explain why they were upset or frustrated. On mainstream reality shows such as MTV's "The Real World," the blacks on the show are often dealt with in very superficial ways or not dealt with at all. "College Hill" was created by Edmonds Entertainment, a black company, which has given audiences such shows as Showtime's "Soul Food," which was a ground-breaking show for TV in that it presented black characters in dramatic, believable situations.I expect "College Hill" to do the same, break ground in the realm of reality TV by showing viewers that blacks have some of the same problems and feelings as their white counterparts. I also think the show will have a positive effect, although a subconscious one on perhaps boosting enrollment at some of the nation's predominantly black colleges and universities.
watchthisfirst I was expecting a lot too...maybe too much. I have ties to SU and hoped this would represent the school in a positive light. It was sad... There are people at every college like the roommates, but it's like the producers picked the weirdest, freakiest, strangest people they could for the show. Friends of mine at SU have told me the people on the show were ridiculed regularly after the episodes started airing. The entire thing was a train wreck. The pregnant girl, I felt sorry for until she turned into a total B****. The cheerleader, I thought was pretty until she did the thing with the toothbrushes. She needed her a** whipped good for that. I think around that time I stopped watching. It was just too depressing to see SU represented like that every week. I hope people don't think all HBCUs are like that.
diamondnsj1 What was BET thinking? I couldn't wait for this show to come out! It is first black reality show! I am so disappointed. The episodes never have a reasonable plot and the music is so loud in the background that I can barely heard what the cast is saying in the confessional. The quality of the video is horrible as well. Do I need to even discuss the cast? Kinda a.k.a No Drawers and Jabari...nuff said. Where do they find these people. This show does more of showing what college life is like as if it is a documentary instead of a reality show. I'm in college, so I know what college life is like. They hardly show the cast interacting with each other like Real World does. I still don't know much about any of the cast, because they only show like two of them in each episode. College Hill had the potential of being a good show, but they need to take some notes from the Real World.
DominqueZarinha This has to be one of the dumbest and most useless shows BET has ever given the green light to. Firstly there is no explaination as to why they put these people in this house, are they going to school, you know, what the hell is this show really about? And oh yeah, the commercial for it just kills me, "You've never seen Reality TV like this, don't miss College Hill", you damn right I've never seen anything like this and that's not necessarily a good thing. Whenever I happen to catch a glimpse of this show, I have to wonder, what is the damn point? Then the next part that is so so typical for nearly all reality shows is the type casting. For example, they cast a player, a slutty like girl, another girl who think's she's perfect, a Rueben Studdard look alike and a guy who, in my opinion, has no idea what his sexual identity is. I wish the show was more exciting because it's pretty much the same thing almost every week. I was expecting to see a BET version of the "Real World" but wow, I mean, I looked forward to this show so much, I was expecting the unexpected but I was so disappointed. Shows like these should be left in the cutting room or be cancelled all together. Rating- 2/10.