Just when you thought reality TV couldn’t get any worse…

The quarterback, who took his first regular-season pro snap just two weeks ago after serving 18 months in prison, is partnering with BET for a new eight-part docu-series scheduled to air early next year. The program, tentatively titled “The Michael Vick Project,” spotlights his controversial comeback with the Philadelphia Eagles while also examining his tumultuous past — including his troubled childhood and his 2007 arrest for running a dogfighting ring.

The project is being produced by DuBose Entertainment; Vick’s production company, MV7 Productions; and Category 5 Entertainment. No one associated with the production would comment on Vick’s compensation for the series. In August, a federal judge approved Vick’s six-year plan to repay creditors an estimated $20 million and emerge from bankruptcy.

Come on, this isn’t a docu-series, it’s a reality TV show. A boring reality TV show that will help to pay back Michael Vick’s creditors the $20M that he owes them. Think about it, how can you possibly fill eight shows with interesting content given that Michael Vick can’t step out of line? No womanizing, no flashy spending, no fist fights, no visits from the police, no drama – just hit the snooze button already!

If you’re going to give Michael Vick his own TV show, you might as well make it interesting. You know what I’m talking about – Michael Vick wearing a beef jerking suit locked in a steel cage with 8 pit bulls at Wrestlemania.

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