To: VisualizeSmallerGovernment
That's the truth, isn't it? The majority of reality tv stars go on to pain and heartache. The first family that allowed a camera into their homes, the Loud family, remember them? It was a groundbreaking show on PBS...the AMERICAN FAMILY. A upper middle class family started off good and then it all came falling down...the son came out of the closet on TV..(Which was scandalous in the 1970's) and the couple ended up getting divorced.
Why anyone would allow cameras into their homes boggles my mind.
I actually have a friend who signed up for a TVland reality show. She said she had no idea how bad it was going to be and now she wants out and it's hard.
7 posted on
08/23/2009 8:24:56 PM PDT by
Hildy
To: Hildy
My sister in law auditioned for one of those reality shows. My sister in law is a lunatic. (And a rabid liberal.)
11 posted on
08/23/2009 8:39:40 PM PDT by
ponygirl
To: Hildy
21 posted on
08/23/2009 9:17:24 PM PDT by
packrat35
(The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other peoples money.- M Thatcher)
To: Hildy
I've read that most people featured on reality shows later regret having been on the show, with one exception: The Amazing Race. Apparently, the typical reaction is "I wanna do it again!".
It's also the only reality show I really enjoy watching.
51 posted on
08/24/2009 5:07:53 AM PDT by
GL of Sector 2814
(One man's "magic" is another man's engineering. "Supernatural" is a null word. -- R A Heinlein)
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