More Tori and Dean

Oxygen has renewed Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood for a sixth season. Wow, can't believe this "reality" show has been on for five seasons already. And yes, I have watched it from season one. Don't hate.

So successful is the show, apparently, that Oxygen has offered the duo a second show. This one is called sTORIbook Weddings and Tori and Dean put their questionable skills to use as wedding coordinators.

Look, I have liked Tori since her days on Beverly Hills 90210 (again, don't hate) and her first reality show So NoTORIous was freaking hilarious. So tragic that it only ran for a season. Girlfriend can poke fun at herself and I truly admire that. She seems like she would be a fun person to go shopping with (providing that she's picking up the tab, of course) or go have a drink with. Would I trust her with my husband? Hell, naw.

Will you watch sTORIbook Weddings? Will you watch a sixth season of Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood? Do you think Tori needs to eat about half a dozen sammiches?

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