The California state licensing body said Monday that Beverly Hills fertility doctor Michael Kamrava acted beyond the reasonable judgment of a treating physician by repeatedly providing fertility treatment to a woman identified only by her initials "N.S" in the documents.

I consider this a victory for sanity in the face of shameless, moral-less marketing of reality drivel. God knows that as reality TV continues to impress with the depths it is willing to seek out, we need a glimmer of hope that the lowest common denominator isn't always a good thing to strive for.

Don't get me wrong. I GET reality TV. In all it's forms - good and drivel. Some I enjoy. Some I have no patience for such as  the passive child-abuse spectacle that is/was Jon & Kate or the sheer pointlessness of the Bachelor/ette series. Others like the Biggest Loser (which I don't watch but respect) or the plethora of Home Improvement shows (which again, I can take in small doses but my wife consumes and emulates like smarties - the house looks great!) continue to have a place on our remote.

So it with some hope, nay optimism that I cheer that fact that SOMEBODY was seeking accountability in allowing a woman who was not in any position to add to her brood to create another 8 kids. And while she waits for the big payday that her 14 little assets will bring, I can only hope that nobody makes a show out of her life - at least not until the kids can make their own decision about whether or not to be exploited.

And as for the 'doctor', let's hope he is never able to practice again or profit from his reprehensible behavior.