Waterbury, CT -- Shows like "Survivor" and "The Apprentice" get lots of network support but, the reality is, not all reality shows are treated alike.

That's what aspiring sitcom star Joe Mozian has learned the hard way. He's the star of the ABC Family reality show, "My Life Is A Sitcom," which airs Sunday nights and has received higher than expected ratings despite no support from network executives.

Mozian isn't letting his show die so quietly. He's posted a 10-minute video tirade against ABC Family executives at www.lifeofjoe.com, his personal web page.

No word on how those execs feel about the public raspberry but the unorthodox marketing method is paying off: Mozian is getting swamped with media requests from TV journalists who had no clue his show is in its second season.

Even if the sitcom career doesn't work out, Mozian is prepared. He's just authored a new book, "Hire Me Dumbass! Serious Inquiries Only" (Mozian), a collection of sarcastic letters to human resource departments.

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