To document Victoria Beckham's preparations for her family's move to the US, she signed a deal with NBC for six episodes of a half-hour unscripted reality TV series. Despite original plans for six episodes, the show was cut to a one-hour special only as there "just wasn't enough (material) for a series." The show, called Victoria Beckham: Coming to America, aired on 16 July 2007 in the US and Canada. It was heavily scrutinised by the American media and critics, with the New York Post describing it as "an orgy of self-indulgence" and also describing Beckham as "vapid and condescending". The programme was the third-most-watched programme in its time-slot and received viewing figures of 4.9 million in the US, beaten by a repeat of Wife Swap and two sitcoms. The programme aired in Britain on 17 July 2007 on ITV with 3.84 million viewers tuning in. The programme was produced by Simon Fuller who managed her and the Spice Girls on their come-back tour.Silverman, Stephen M.
To document Victoria Beckham's preparations for her family's move to the US she signed a deal with NBC for six episodes of a half-hour unscripted reality TV series Despite original plans for six episodes the show was cut to a one-hour special only as there "just wasn't enough (material) for a series" The show called Victoria Beckham Coming to America aired on 16 July 2007 in the US and Canada It was heavily scrutinised by the American media and critics with the New York Post describing it as "an orgy of self-indulgence" and also describing Beckham as "vapid and condescending" The programme was the third-most-watched programme in its time-slot and received viewing figures of 49 million in the US beaten by a repeat of Wife Swap and two sitcoms The programme aired in Britain on 17 July 2007 on ITV with 384 million viewers tuning in The programme was produced by Simon Fuller who managed her and the Spice Girls on their come-back tourSilverman Stephen M