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Reality T.V.

This week I watched Celebrity Apprentice and then of course read a bunch of stuff on the web about the two final contestants since I’m on deadline and procrastinating just the tiniest bit!  It’s fascinating to me to see how people really are.  But then I am reminded that any type of television is made to be entertaining and compelling.  So I’m not really sure how realistic it is.

It’s my first time watching the Apprentice and to be fair I only watched the last two episodes because of the cat-fight mud slinging that was going on.  It was horrifyingly delicious to watch those two women go out at it.  I was entranced and couldn’t wait to see more.  So regardless of whether it was “real” or not they totally sucked me in!

I guess its the voyeur in me that makes me watch these kind of shows.  I like seeing people as they.  I like seeing into other people’s lives and then trying to figure out why they act the way they do.  I am also an avid fan of CourtTV.  I like to see the cases they broadcast but I also like to go back and read everything I can on the people involved to try to figure out what choices they made that led them to the courthouse.

What about you?  Do you like to watch other people’s lives?

Katherine :)

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  1. Fran Said:

    Hi! I use to watch different reality shows very often, but I don’t watch then any more. Why? Because a cousin of mine worked as a cameraman on one of them and told me afterwards that participants are give instructions by director on what to do and how to act. After that, it all lost its appeal to me. :sad:

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  2. Margo Maguire Said:

    When I was on Jury Duty a few months ago, there were about 200 of us in a huge room (almost like an airport terminal), waiting to be called or not. There were a few TVs going (also like an airport) and what were they showing? Court TV. Gak. Reality TV is not for me!

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  3. kristan higgins Said:

    I hate to see people fighting. Those Jerry Springer shows terrify me. That being said, I love the reality talent shows…Project Runway and Top Chef, that sort of thing.

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  4. Emily McKay Said:

    I don’t dig the court tv kind of reality tv, but I’ll watch just about anything on Bravo … Top Chef, Project Runway, Make Me a Super Model … I’m all over that.

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  5. Shana Said:

    Well, I wrote a book called Reality TV Bites, so I think that sort of sums up my opinion!

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