Realitytelevision.us real or legit? : r/survivor - Reddit
She vetted me out quickly on the phone and then sent me an email stating the 347 dollar fee, which she never explained on the phone. She said something about the type of reality shows I’d be interested in when I only submitted it for survivor through the History Channel application. I’m a little concerned if it’s a scam as well.
I think reality television is worthless and that reality stars ... - Reddit
2014年1月18日 · 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?
What reality shows would you recommend to r/television to
Oh I don't care personally, but in this instance I care because as someone who wants to participate in discussions on r/television, any reality show suggestions or discussions are immediately shot down and thrown away. Whole threads about reality tv are downvoted... hell, this thread alone can't even break 5 upvotes, it's been stuck at 0 ever ...
ELI5: Why is Reality Television so appealing to many?
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.
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.
r/television on Reddit: "Reality TV" is degrading and destructive to ...
2012年6月22日 · I understand that reality can be stranger than fiction, but on the same token, reality tv is an oxymoron. I have an Idea you could have for a movie. Make about people who work on a reality tv show behind the scenes, the camera guy, the security guy, producers, editors, grips whatever, make it a romantic comedy, throw in Seth Rogan, and some of ...
[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 ...
Redditors who have been on reality TV shows, what was it like?
From the beginning, many of the occupations that are listed are totally fake. Mine happened to be my true occupation, but they would have some 24 year old girls being "doctors" and "psychologists" when in reality they had just graduated and were only coming on the show because it was easy money.
What's the most 'real' of all the reality TV shows? : r/television
Not the actual show that broadcasts, but watching the feeds and seeing the 24/7 live feeds is probably the most accurate and transparent ability to watch a reality show. The edited show for it though is heavily manipulated and the diary rooms are entirely fed lines and just stupid jokes.
The drama continues.... : r/MiamiInfluencerTalk - Reddit
2023年2月22日 · This is the second time Stephanie Shojaee’s 36-minute interview on “Divorced Not Dead,” a podcast hosted by Bravo reality television star Caroline Stanbury, incites legal action. Last month, Stephanie and Masoud Shojaee filed their own defamation lawsuit in Miami-Dade Circuit Court against Miami realtor Joanne Silva for an online ...