10 Famous Families That Deserve Reality Shows

The Pitch: What better way to keep tabs on the elusive, camera-shy billionaire real estate tycoon? Ok, so The Donald is a headline-grubbing publicity hound already, but his third wife, Melania, and extensive network of offspring — Donald Jr., Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany and Barron — pull back the gilded curtain on the inner workings of The Trump Organization, the swanky lifestyle of this one-percent family and the top-secret styling of that famous comb-over. The cameras are rolling to catch Trump’s next Presidential bid… or bankruptcy. Whichever comes first.

The Pitch: Ideally, this show features Becks alternately doing odd handyman jobs around the mansion (shirtless, in slo-mo) and lounging by the pool in diamond-encrusted underthings. Posh holds court planning charity events with her fashionista friends, while adorable sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz kick a “football” around the back garden and vie for “Big Brother of the Year” to new baby sis Harper Seven.

The Pitch: Prolific directors Francis Ford and daughter Sofia sip wine and polish their Oscars while discussing the state of modern cinema, “The Godfather” and Bill Murray. Sofia’s husband, Phoenix frontman Thomas Mars, and her cousin, actor-musician Jason Schwartzman, compose the theme music and make special appearances to lend even more hipster appeal. Crazy cousin Nicolas Cage lurks in dark corners throwing out occasional non sequiturs. All of this, combined with the prospect of the most beautifully-shot reality show in history, would make watching The Coppola series an offer we couldn’t refuse.

The Pitch: Hill, Bill and Chelsea give viewers an inside look at their respective public roles — secretary of state, elder statesman-philanthropist and special correspondent for NBC. But the real entertainment value comes when Bill gets his dates mixed up and some of his attractive female “contributors” arrive at a family dinner. Also, in the first season, Hillary gets bangs and Chelsea announces she’s got a little politico on the way. In the final segment, Bill offers up an extensive list of nannies he insists he has thoroughly vetted himself. Hillary and Chelsea exchange glances. Roll credits!

The Pitch: Trust us. This is the family dinner table at which you’ve always yearned to sit and push (funny!) vegetables around your plate. Patriarchal jokester Jerry cracks wise with actor-director son Ben while their equally hilarious and accomplished wives, actresses Anne Meara and Christine Taylor, roll their eyes and pass around a bottle of red. Bonus: fellow members of the “Frat Pack” Luke and Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd offer a steady stream of juvenile, semi-nude (and hilarious) appearances. Every episode ends with Ben working in a quote from one of his films. First up, 'Zoolander:' “You can derelict my…”

The Pitch: The famous football family spotlights their charity foundation work and shares their tips on alpha male dominance. Big bro Cooper crunches energy investment firm numbers with dad Archie, while NFL quarterback brothers Peyton and Eli swap Super Bowl rings and challenge each other to obstacle course races in the backyard.

The Pitch: Those gorgeous, quirky and adorable Deschanel sisters are just so… gorgeous, quirky and adorable! Sisters Emily and Zooey partake in the most mundane of tasks like starring in their respective TV shows 'Bones' and 'New Girl,' readying themselves for red carpet events and shopping for vintage clothes. Academy Award-winning cinematographer-dad Caleb assists the crew with lighting and camera position and babysits Emily’s new son, Henry. Newly-single Zooey hits the dating circuit and nibbles vegan fare.

The Pitch: Mimi mounts her comeback after giving birth to twins Monroe and Moroccan and brings the fierce diva-rific antics her fans have come to expect. Meanwhile, her hubby and entertainment mogul Nick Cannon hosts 'America's Got Talent,' stars on the NBC sitcom 'Up All Night' and tours with his stand-up act. When he's at home, Cannon displays a super-human capacity for patience in the face of unreasonable, overwhelming, infantile demands… And then he has the twins to deal with.