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CHARLIE (2187 words) |
 | The situations that reality TV shows put their contestants into, despite being entertaining (if you’re into this sort of thing, and many people are), can be dangerous to those who are participating. |
 | Supporting a show that relies on something as simplistic as the lunacy of some guy who hates all of the contestants by watching it, even after admitting that the show really isn’t that good, seems foolish. |
 | Reality TV is a great way to get ratings (the fact that they’re so cheap to produce doesn’t hurt either), so now everyone from the major networks to the History Channel is making their own reality series, while other more original shows are downplayed. |
| Reality Television (6265 words) |
 | Many people complain that the recent reality TV explosion has yielded a number of poorly thought out and executed shows that are not all that real, but if viewers really want to see what is really happening there are shows that will do just that. |
 | Reality shows that focus on legal issues are not as “real” as they would have you believe. |
 | All shows that could be categorized as reality TV police shows are edited in a studio and are filmed from the perspective of the law enforcement agent, therefore making them only partially real. |