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 ...
Reality TV - Reddit
However, that reality TV series must be first distributed by either a broadcast or cable network or a streaming service that either is ad-filled (like Tubi or Pluto TV) or requires subscription (like Netflix). A reality TV series cannot be a self-produced series first posted on YouTube! The series cannot be user-generated or amateur(ish) either!
[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 ...
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.
r/television on Reddit: What would you say are the fundamental ...
I'd say Game Shows focus primarily on the game (Jeopardy!, etc.) while Reality Shows focus primarily on the personalities (Survivor, etc.) even if the framework for that reality show is a "game". Then you've got Panel Shows (Whose Line, etc.) which are their own thing, using a game as the framework of the show, but the focus is on the ...
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.
What’s your favorite reality tv series : r/televisionsuggestions
Apr 27, 2022 · I’m a huge Survivor head, and was never big into reality before that. Some people will argue differently but IMO start from the beginning, it’s a fascinating time capsule and fun to watch the gameplay and production develop. It set the template for a lot of reality TV. Drag Race, Project Runway I’ve also enjoyed.
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?
Why do people hate reality shows? : r/ask - Reddit
Feb 6, 2022 · Cops was the start of the whole "reality" TV. Since then, it has become "gimmicky". Concepts are more enjoyable than reality in most cases. The concept of setting up scenarios never compensates for the human factor. Reality TV is anything but; nobody in the real world gets paid to go through their troubles. The TV personalities do.
Why do people like reality tv? : r/RandomQuestion - Reddit
At least with reality TV, there is a chance that the people on the shows are a probably as screwed up in real life as they appear to be on the screen. At the same time, whether it is a sitcom, a game show, daytime talk show, reality TV or prime time series, it seems like the majority take the approach that it is more dramatic to depict humanity ...