I think reality television is worthless and that reality stars ... - Reddit
Jan 18, 2014 · I agree that reality television is worthless, but I couldn't call reality stars shallow -- that would require having some knowledge about them, which I do not. But there is something redeeming about this shit, and it's that it's culture. Honestly, who the fuck cares who the president of France is banging?
Realitytelevision.us real or legit? : r/survivor - Reddit
I’ve been on reality tv and it is 100% a scam. Legit companies have casting staff and they do not ask for 1 penny, they simply will ask you move detail questions with several phone interviews to follow.
The ethics of prison reality shows : r/television - Reddit
From ‘reality’ shows like Cops to full on dramas, they only get made with the co-operation, approval, and support of law enforcement. You’re never going to get a real, honest final product when your show is either subsidized by or entirely dependent on the group you’re portraying.
[Reality Television] Eden: The Community That Spent A Year In
Reality Television is pretty difficult to produce, no matter how shallow it can seem at times. While shows like Survivor and The Bachelor still manage to obtain millions of viewers each season, these smash successes are few and far between. Many series have floundered attempting to find a name for themselves in such a crowded, competitive market whether that …
Redditors who have been on reality TV shows, what was it like?
The court shows are actually based on arbitration, they're not actually court cases. It's like most companies (cable, cell phone providers, whoever) will put in your contract that you agree to arbitration instead of actually going to court. Before they can appear on the show, they have to sign an agreement saying that they agree to abide by the arbitration.
r/television on Reddit: "With actors and writers on strike, reality TV ...
Aug 5, 2023 · "With actors and writers on strike, reality TV stars are the next group to challenge Hollywood's status quo." Former Love is Blind cast members are suing Netflix, and founded the Unscripted Cast Advocacy Network. Y'all this hot labor summer just keeps on going!
[Reality Television] Outing Someone on National Television: A
Sep 10, 2021 · Survivor is a reality television competition where contestants are stranded on a deserted location and compete for a million dollars while living with the bare essentials. Upon arrival, contestants are split up into teams, called tribes, and compete for rewards to improve their living conditions as well as immunity from Tribal Council. …
Reality TV's Racism Problem Is Impossible to Ignore : r/television
Only in these times can this piece of shit article be called "writing" Reality television is garbage. That is the real problem. Its for lazy people who hate life and have to be entertained by others rather than work on it. Two of the worst things in the past 20 years to to rise up are social media and reality television.
ELI5: Why is Reality Television so appealing to many? - Reddit
Reality television isn't really that appealing to people, it's just extremely, comically, insanely cheap to make compared to dramatic or story-driven shows. The people involved have no skill or ability beyond being recognizable to people in grocery store checkout lines, and thus are completely replaceable and inexpensive.
Why do people hate reality shows? : r/ask - Reddit
Feb 6, 2022 · People do not hate reality shows. They are very popular and successful. People like to hate on reality shows, that they probably watch, to virtue signal that they are also a cool hater of things.