Reality tv, is Survivor and all reality tv putting great actors out of business? Less and less new shows that are not reality. Thoughts and
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From what I remember, we had very few reality shows until the previous writers' strike (not this past one 2 years ago, the one before that). When TV producers saw that the writers were thinking about striking, they throw up a bunch of crappy reality shows on TV just to fill the gaps. Lo and behold, the American public loves watching them, and they never looked back.
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The rest of them remind me of high school popularity contests.
They tend to show a false-reality that is superficial and fake.
I say toss them all onto crab boats in the Bering Sea, and see which ones come back alive!
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Yeah I remember the first strike. I wish the writers and t.v. companies would realize a strike only damages both sides. I have moved almost entirely away from network t.v. and have switched to cable. Cable has so many great shows on like; Rescue Me, The Closer, In Plain Sight, Monk, Psyched, Burn Notice,Leverage just to name a few