Reality Television
...eces fall so perfectly into place that it seems almost staged, but since it is a reality show the viewer thinks it is actually real. I have a hard time actually believing that the contestants on the shows don’t already know who will be in contention to win that big check or the love of their life in the end. My next question is what is the point of the show. Who actually cares who would survive in an native land or who will be the next Big Brother. I for one don’t. Then you have all of your reality love shows. You know which shows I am talking about, the bachelor, For Love or Money and many more. Most of the love matches made on the shows do not make it for more then a month or two. So when the entire show is devoted to matching two people together and it fails to do so, what is the point of watching twelve episodes to see two people not get together. Now, I am open to change and new things. Truthfully, I have watched Joe Millionaire, which I thought was very good and somewhat exciting. I even like Newlyweds produced by MTV. However, now every show has to be more bizarre and have more twists than the one before. My question is, how far will this go, how far is too far. With the pressure of T.V. ratings I can see a network airing very questionable subject matter to unsus...