Bravo has a rap sheet about thiiiiis long for stealing show ideas from other networks and making it work. Real Housewives of Orange County was nothing than Desperate Housewives with a pinch of The O.C. thrown in for good measure. Step it Up? More like So You Think You Can Dance: Vegas Edition. And you don't need to be told what the celebrity hosted (if Niki Taylor counts as a celebrity) model show Make Me a Supermodel ripped off.

The only thing the network can call it's own is Project Runway, and hell, they already lost that. So what's in development for the style-biting network next? Hint: It's not an original idea:

"The network is developing a docu-soap featuring "hip and stylish" 18- to 25-year-olds based in Orange County."

Sound intriguing? It shouldn't; that description could be used as the one-sentence summary for MTVs Laguna Beach. You know, that show that predated The Hills and made LC a common household bane of existence.

And Laguna Beach hasn't been on the air since 2006, so either the statute of limitations on show-poaching just ran out, or Bravo really thinks people want to watch yet another program about over-privileged white folks complaining.

The station would behoove itself to stick to more original programming like Project Runway or hell, even Top Chef — which is just a long form Iron Chef episode with Padma Lakshmi's legs — instead of trying to mine the reality show archive of the early millennium for inspiration. America doesn't need more versions of The Real World floating around. One is fine, thanks.